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During the meeting the Commissioners listened to a request from the Rockingham County Schools System for the approval to seek funds for the renovations needed to the swimming pool at Rockingham County High School. Associate Superintendent Bill Holcomb presented the request to the Commissioners with a estimated price tag of 1.7 million dollars, of which would include the repairs to the building, which has been damaged from the condensation from the chlorinated treated water. In addition to the structure repairs, the plans call for lowering the diving end of the pool to 4 feet deep to meet National Federation of State High School Associations regulations for competitive swim meets. The pool at Rockingham County High is the Home Pool for both Rockingham County High and McMichael High Schools. The Board of Commissioners instructed County Manager Lance Metzler and his staff to meet with representative of the school system to look at possible ways of funding the project and to report back to the Board of Commissioners with a list of options for their consideration.

The Rockingham County Schools also, sought permission for the Commissioners to purchase a 1.5 acre parcel of land on the Bethany Road, that is adjacent by property already owned by the Board of Education/School System for the Bethany School for the amount of $6,000. Monies for the purchase of the property is to come from the School District’s Capital Outlay Funds.

The Rockingham County Board of Commissioners Prepare to take their Annual Photo

In other news from the Board of Commissioners Meeting:

• Larry Johnson, Director of Human Services for Rockingham County was given approval for a $70,000 Budget Revision, to cover the client expenditures of the ‘Work First’ program, for the remainder of the current fisical year 2011-2012.

• Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page, presented to the board a Resolution Supporting the I.C.E. (Immigration & Customs Enforcement) Program of the Department of Homeland Security and the Sheriff’s Department.

• Rockingham County Manager Lance Metzler, asked for the approval of a Service Contract Policy for Rockingham County, whose purpose is to establish a efficient and uniform process in the administration of service contracts. The County Manager, aslo conducted a discussion on the possibility of the County holding a Citizen’s Academy, whose purpose would be to help educate the public on county operations.

These above actions and more can be seen in the above video of the January 23, 2012 meeting of the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners.

AGENDA

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

REGULAR MEETING – JANUARY 23, 2012 – 6 : 30 P.M.

371 NC Highway 65, Wentworth, NC 27375

 

1. MEETING CALLED TO ORDER BY CHAIRMAN MABE

 

2. INVOCATION

 

3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

 

4. APPROVAL OF JANUARY 23, 2012 AGENDA

 

5. CONSENT AGENDA (Consent Items as follows will be adopted with a single motion, second and vote, unless a request form removal from the Consent Agenda is heard from a Commissioner)

a) Karen Carter, Tax Administrator – Approval of Tax Collection and Reconciliation Report

b) Rodney Stewart, EMS Operations Supervisor – EMS Financial Statement, December, 2011

c) Jason Julian, District Engineer, Department of Transportation Concurrence with Department of Transportation/Road Additions to State Maintenance – System Greensboro National Subdivision, New Bethel Township

1) Bramble Way, 0.16 Mile

2) Mashie Drive, 1.23 Mile

3) Putter Lane, 0.08 Mile

4) Pitcher Court, 0.05 Mile

5) Cleek Drive, 0.45 Mile

6) Feathery Court, 013 Mile

7) Brassie Lane, 0.30 Mile

d) Johnny Bowles, Emergency Management – $16,500 Budget Revision Increase Budget for Department of Homeland Security Grant to Purchase Message Board Sign

 

6. PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

 

7. COMMISSIONER COMMENTS

 

8. R. WILLIAM HOLCOMB, ASSOCIATE SUPERINTENDENT, ROCKINGHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS

a) Seek approval for Board of Education to Purchase a 1.5 Acre Parcel Contiguous to Property the Board Already Owns on Bethany Road b) Approval to Seek Funding for the Renovations Needed to the Swimming Pool at Rockingham County Hogh School

 

9. LARRY JOHNSON, DIRECTOR OF HUMAN SERVICES

$70,000 Budget Revision – Cover Work First Participation Client Expenditures

 

10. SHERIFF SAM PAGE

Consider Adoption of Resolution Supporting ICE (Immigration & Customs Enforcement) Program of Department of Homeland Security and the Sheriff’s Office

 

11. LANCE METZLER, COUNTY MANAGER

a) Request Approval of Service Contract Policy

b) Discussion – Citizen’s Academy

 

12. NEW BUSINESS

 

13. CLOSED SESSION

Pursuant to: N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a) (3) Consult with Attorney

N.C.G.S. 143-318-11 (a) (4) Location or Expansion of Industries;

 

14. RECESS

January 30, 2012 – 9:00 AM, Agriculture Building, Large Meeting Room;

February 1, 2012 – 9:00 AM, Agricultural Building, Large Meeting Room – Hold Board Retreat

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(Wentworth, NC) – On Thursday, January 19, 2012, the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners reconvened their recessed meeting from January 10, 2012, for the purpose of hearing a Current and Future Capital Needs Request from Rockingham Community College.

Rockingham Community College President, Dr. Michael Helmick and members of his staff, presented the funding request to the Commissioners along with a bit of the college’s history, a list of current programs offered at the college and plans for future growth and expansion. The price tag for the Capital Needs, approximately $12.5 million.

The above video is of the Recessed Meeting, RCC’s presentation of needs, and discussions that follow that presentation.

AGENDA

Rockingham County Board of Commissioners

Recessed Meeting – January 19, 2012 – 5 : 00 P.M.

371 NC Highway 65, Wentworth, NC 27375

 

1. Meeting Called To Order By Chairman Kallam

 

2. Approval of Janury 19, 2012 Agenda

 

3. Dr. Michael Helmick, President, Rockingham Community College

Current and Future Capital Needs For Rockingham Community College

 

4. New Business

 

5. Adjourn

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(Wentworth, NC) – On Thursday, January 19, 2012, the Rockingham County Board of Commissioners reconvened their recessed meeting from January 10, 2012, for the purpose of hearing a Current and Future Capital Needs Request from Rockingham Community College.

Rockingham Community College President, Dr. Michael Helmick and members of his staff, presented the funding request to the Commissioners along with a bit of the college’s history, a list of current programs offered at the college and plans for future growth and expansion. The price tag for the Capital Needs, approximately $12.5 million.

The above video is of the Recessed Meeting, RCC’s presentation of needs, and discussions that follow that presentation.

AGENDA

Rockingham County Board of Commissioners

Recessed Meeting – January 19, 2012 – 5 : 00 P.M.

371 NC Highway 65, Wentworth, NC 27375

 

1. Meeting Called To Order By Chairman Kallam

 

2. Approval of Janury 19, 2012 Agenda

 

3. Dr. Michael Helmick, President, Rockingham Community College

Current and Future Capital Needs For Rockingham Community College

 

4. New Business

 

5. Adjourn

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(Eden, NC) -During the January 17, 2012 meeting of the Eden City Council, Mayor John E. Grogan presented a Proclamation to members of Shaw Power Group and the NC Highway Patrol for their efforts in assisting the community by assuming responsibility for more than 100 Eden Salvation Army Christmas Angels, provided food for the “Fill the Pantry” project, and worked tirelessly to fill food boxes for families; and the “A Little Sacrifice” organization, started by Mr. Mc Donagh, with assistance from Sergeant Darren Wright with the North Carolina Highway Patrol, supplied significant funding for the Eden Salvation Army and others in this community to make their 2011 Christmas a truly special holiday.

Below is the full text of the Proclamation

 PROCLAMATION

Shaw Power Group

WHEREAS, the management and employees of Shaw Power Group, in particular, Padraig

Mc Donagh, Ted Brown, Jerrod Garrett, Bill Gipson and Victor Opyio and many others have immersed themselves in the community and sought to be of help to those in need; and,

 

WHEREAS, Shaw Power Group employees assisted the community by assuming responsibility for more than 100 Eden Salvation Army Christmas Angels, provided food for the “Fill the Pantry” project, and worked tirelessly to fill food boxes for families; and,

WHEREAS, the “A Little Sacrifice” organization, started by Mr. Mc Donagh, with assistance from Sergeant Darren Wright with the North Carolina Highway Patrol, supplied significant funding for the Eden Salvation Army and others in this community to make their 2011 Christmas a truly special holiday; and,

WHEREAS, the Shaw Power Group workers have proven themselves to be the epitome of outstanding corporate citizens by assisting residents with clearing snow from driveways, enforcing strict safe driving standards, and employing a traffic officer to ensure the safe movement of traffic from the facility; and,

WHEREAS, Eden residents and leaders are sincerely grateful for the compassion and generosity of the “A Little Sacrifice” organization and the Shaw Power Group employees and managers, for following the motto of leaving a community in better shape than they found it;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, JOHN E. GROGAN, Mayor of the City of Eden, do hereby proclaim our appreciation of the Shaw Power Group employees this 17th day of January, 2012.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the City of Eden, North Carolina January 17, 2012.

John E. Grogan, Mayor

ATTEST:

 

Sheralene Thompson, City Clerk

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(Madison, NC) – The Madison Board of Aldermen held their regular scheduled meeting on Thursday, January 12, 2012.

During the meeting the Aldermen received an update from Representatives of Duke Energy on an agreement between the Town of Madison and Duke Energy to work on the monitoring violations of elevated levels of TTHM Contaminants in the Town’s water supply.

The Aldermen also received a update and status report from the Town Engineer Bill Lester, from Hobbs, Upchurch & Associates.

These actions and more can be seen in the above video of  the Town of Madison Board of Aldermen Meeting from, January 12, 2012.

 

Madison Board of Aldermen

Municipal Building

Thursday,, January 12, 2012

7 : 00 PM

 

AGENDA

Amended 01-09-12

 

1. CALL TO ORDER

(A) Pledge of Allegiance

(B) Moment of Silence

 

2. PUBLIC HEARINGS

 

3. CITIZEN CONCERNS

 

4. CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF CONSENT AGENDA

(A) Approval of Minutes a. Agenda Meeting – December 6, 2011 b. Regular Meeting – December 8, 2011

(B) Approval of Departmental Reports Ending December 31, 2011

(C) Approval of Budget Report Ending December 31, 2011

 

5. UNFINISHED BUSINESS

(A) Update on TTHM Notice of Violation

(B) Continued Discussion on Request from Rescue Squad

 

6. NEW BUSINESS

(A) Update & Status Report from Town Engineer Bill Lester, Hobbs, Upchurch & Associates

(B) Consideration & Approval of an Amendment to Chapter 13, Public Places and Property, Article II: Personal Property, Section 13-21

(C) Shinefest 2012

 

7. BUDGET ITEMS

(A) Budget Amendment #4 – FY 2011-2012

 

8. BOARD & COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS

(A) M-M Recreation Commission

(B) Trustee of Firemen’s Relief Fund

(C) Planning Board / Board of Adjustments

 

9. DISCUSSION ITEMS

 

10. ANNOUNCEMENTS/MANAGER’s COMMENTS

 

11. ADJOURN

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(Reidsville, NC) – The Reidsville City Council held their first meeting of 2012 in the Council Chambers inside Reidsville City Hall on Wednesday, January 11, 2012.

During the meeting, Reidsville Mayor James K. Festerman, read a proclamation in recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on January 16, 2012 in the City of Reidsville.

Following which the Council was presented with three seperate Public Hearings, the first of which was a rezoning request for 1645 Freeway Drive from General Business to Highway Business, the Second Public Hearing was the consideration of a text amendment to allow storage buildings sales (as a principal use) in Highway Business, and the Third Public Hearing was a text amendment to add wording to the Table of Uses as an Exempt Activity in the Riparian Protection Buffer Protection Ordinance for lands within the Jordan Lake Watershed.

The Council Members also heard and ruled on two minimal Housing Code Violations within the city limits, 804 Womack Street and 806 Summit Avenue.

During the City Manager’s Report, the Council approved a request from Mr. Dick Frohock, with the M.L.K. Unity Scholorship Fund, asking the City to support the MLK Unity Breakfast at a Platinum Sponsorship Level, which is  a $500.00 contribution. The approval vote came in at 4-3.

After the City Manager Micheal Pearce, gave his report and the Council members had a chance to give theirs, the Board moved to the first-floor conference room, to discuss a possible one-day retreat and topics for the retreat.

These above mentioned actions and more can be seen in the above video of the Reidsville City Council Meeting from, Wednesday, January 11, 2012.

AGENDA

REIDSVILLE CITY COUNCIL MEETING

January 11, 2012

3 : 00 pm

 

1. Call To Order

 

2. Invocation by the Rev. Clarence Johnson, Pastor of Elm Grove Baptist Church, 1302 Highway 29 Business, Reidsville

 

3. Pledge of Allegiance

 

4. Announcements

 

5. Approval of Consent Agenda

 

6. Proclamations:

(A) Recognition of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day on January 16, 2012

 

7. Public Hearings

(A) Consideration of a rezoning request for 1645 Freeway Drive from General Business to Highway Business (Z2011-4)

(B) Consideration of a Text Amendment to allow storage building sales (as a principal use) in Highway Business (T2001-5)

(C) Consideration of a Text Amendment to add wording to the Table of Uses as an Exempt Activity in the Riparian Buffer Protection Ordinance for lands within the Jordan Lake Watershed (T2011-6)

 

8. Consideration of the following Minimum Housing Code Violations

(A) 804 Womack Street

(B) 806 Summit Avenue

 

9. Consideration of Board and Commission Appointments

(A) Reidsville Human Relations Commission

 

10. Public Comments

 

11. City Manager’s Report

 

12. Announcement of Board & Commission Appointments

 

13. Council Members’ Reports

 

14. Move to first-floor conference room for closed session under G.S. 143-318.11(a)(4) to discuss an industrial project

 

15. Adjournment

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(Wentworth, NC) – The Rockingham County Board of Commissioners held their regular scheduled meeting on Tuesday, January 10, 2012, at the County Governmental Center in Wentworth, NC.

At the start of the meeting, Beverly Scurry, a Public Health Education Specialist, employed with the county, was recognized for receiving the Grace Daniels Promising New Health Educator Award at the Governor’s Task Force for Healthy Carolinians and N.C. Society of Public Health Educators Annual Meeting. This award recognizes a new health educator in NC who has made outstanding contributions to the profession. Glenn Martin, Rockingham County Public Health Director, made the presentation to Beverly Scurry during the Commissioner’s Meeting.

Mark McClintock, Real Property Supervisor, was recognized as the 2011 Appraiser of the Year, McClintock was selected for the 2011 Appraiser of the Year award at the North Carolina Association of Assessing Officers’ annual Fall Conference. The award is presented to professionals, who work hard to promote professionalism, education and dedication to the tax assessment profession. The award was presented to Mark by Rockingham County Tax Administrator Karen Cater.

In the third recognition of the evening, Rockingham County was honored for receiving the Governor’s Innovative Small Business Community Award, the project submitted on behalf of the county was the Rockingham County Business and Technology Center (RCBTC). The project was submitted to the NC Department of Commerce for consideration for the award. Mark Wells, Director of the Rockingham County Business and Technology Center presented the award to the Commissioners.

The commissioners sat on two public hearings during the meeting, the first was a rezoning request on behalf of James Crawford for the rezoning of 2475 Grooms Rd, Reidsville from Residential Protected to Residential Agriculture. The Commissioners approved the request.

The second public hearing was a request to changed the name of State Road 2694, known as David Road to Windy Ridge Trail, the request met with no opposition and was approved by the Commissioners.

In other action from the Commissioner’s meeting, The Commissioners gave approval for the acceptance of $60,000 in State Grant monies for Reimbursement to the County for expenses incurred in contracting for the clean up of an illegial Tire Dump on Summers Lane in Reidsville, NC.

These actions and more can be seen in the above video from the Commissioner’s Meeting on January 10, 2012.

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Below is the AGENDA from the meeting.

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AGENDA

Rockingham County Board of Commissioners

Regular Meeting – January 10, 2012 – 6:30 P.M.

1. Meeting Called To Order

2. Invocation

3. Pledge of Allegiance

4. Approval of January 10, 2012 Agenda

5. Recognitions

a) BEVERLY SCURRY, Public Health Education Specialist – Grace Daniels Promising New Health Educator Award (Presented by Glenn Martin, Public Health Director)

b) MARK McCLINTOCK, Real Property Supervisor – 2011 Appraiser of the Year Award (Presented by Karen Carter, Tax Administrator)

c) ROCKINGHAM COUNTY – Governor’s Innovative Small Business Community Award (Presented by Mark Wells, Executive Director, Business & Technology Center)

6. Consent Agenda

7. Public Comment Period

8. Commissioner Comments

9. Public Hearings

a) Rezoning Request – James Crawford, Grooms Road

b) Change Name of David Road (SR 2694) to Windy Ridge Trail

10. Ms. Frankie Legaux, Director, Planning & Inspections – Discuss potential use of conditional use zoning for siting future placement or expansion of municipal solid waste landfills

11. Eugene Russell, County Attorney

a) Consider approval of By-Laws of Rockingham County Emergency Communications Governance Board

b) Consider appointments of Citizen Representatives to Rockingham County Emergency Communications Governance Board

12. Ms. Patricia P. Galloway, Financial Services Director Budget Revisions

a) Adjust Current Debt Service Payments in the amount of $107,956 Due to Debt Refinancing

b) $91,330 to Cover Unemployment Invoice Received from Employment Security Commission for FY 2010-2011

13. Lance L. Meltzer, County Manager Adoption of Resolution Supporting the Extension of US 311 Through Eden, NC

14. Tinker Woods, Code Enforcement Officer

a) Consider Contract Approval for Reimbursement from NC Department of Environmental and Natural Resources for Tire Cleanup at Summers Lane, Reidsville

b) Budget Revision – Acceptance of $60,000 State Grant for Reimbursement to County for Tire Site Nuisance Cleanup

15. Appointments/Nominations

a) Fire/Rescue Commission

b) Fire District Commissioners

c) Joint Community Advisory Council

d) Piedmont Triad Rural Planning Organization

e) Transportation Advisory Committee (Piedmont Triad Regional Council)

16. New Business

17. Closed Session

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Shaw Power Group to receive Proclamation

(Eden, NC) – The Shaw Power Group, the company building the new Eden Duke Energy facility, will receive a special Eden City Council proclamation in recognition for their generosity to the Eden community during the 2012 holiday season. “A Little Sacrifice” an organization started by a Shaw employee and Highway Patrolman donated more than $17,000 to the Eden Salvation Army in 2011. Shaw employee Sherry Cleary and her “elves” assembled, packed and distributed food boxes to Eden families. More than one hundred and twenty volunteers hours were spent to help families in need. Two hundred and seventy-seven families, representing four hundred and eighty-five children in Eden and surrounding areas were served by the Salvation Army this year. The Shaw Power Group was invaluable to helping the Salvation Army achieve it’s goals.

The Shaw Power Group has employed more than four hundred workers to build the gas-powered Eden Duke Energy facility. In addition to their generosity during the holiday season, Shaw employees have cleared snow for residents along the road of the facility, enforced safe driving habits, and employed traffic officers, so their workers do not disrupt local traffic.

Eden Mayor John Grogan will present the proclamation to representatives of the Shaw Power Group at 7:30 P.M. on Tuesday, January 17, 2012. “Shaw has done an outstanding job in responding to our community needs,” stated Grogan. “They are the epitome of a good corporate citizen and we are pleased to honor them with this proclamation.”

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(Mayodan, NC) – The Mayodan Town Council held their regular scheduled meeting on Monday, January 9, 2012, at the James A. Collins Municipal Building, Mayodan, NC.

Above is the video from the meeting and below is the Meeting Agenda.

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AGENDA

REGULAR MEETING

MAYODAN TOWN COUNCIL

January 9, 2012

7:00 p.m.

James A. Collins Municipal Building

Agenda Meeting to Finalize Agenda will be held Thursday, January 5, 2012

Call to Order

Opening Invocation

1. Public Comment Period – (Limit 3 minutes per person)

2. Approval of Minutes:

A. Agenda Meeting — December 8, 2011 Page 1

B. Regular Meeting — December 12, 2011 Pages 2-4

3. Old Business:

A. Discussion Regarding Roof Repair — Bids Received Pages 5-8

4. New Business:

A. Presentation of 2010-2011 Audit by Rex Rouse: Rouse, Rouse, Penn & Rouse

B. Anna & Edwin Barker — Dispute Over Water Bill Pages 9-10

C. Bill Scheib, Mayodan First Baptist Church — Community Garden Water Supply Pages 11-12

D. N.C. STEP Grant — N.C. Rural Center Pages 13-16

5. Departmental Report — Police Department

6. Manager Comments/Announcements

A. Proposed Zoning Ordinance Text Amendment Pages 17-19

7. Mayor/Council Comments/Announcements

8. Closed Session:

A. Pursuant to N.C. G.S. 143-318.11(a)3, Attorney Client Privilege

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(Wentworth, NC) – The Wentworth Town Council held their regular scheduled meeting on Tuesday, January 3, 2012, at the Wentworth Town Hall. Above is the video from the meeting and below is the AGENDA from the meeting.

TOWN OF WENTWORTH

TOWN COUNCIL MEETING COUNCIL CHAMBERS

WENTWORTH, NORTH CAROLINA AG E N DA JANUARY 3, 2012 7:00 P.M.

 

 

Article I. CALL TO ORDER

 

Article II. INVOCATION

 

Article III. APPROVAL OF JANUARY AGENDA

 

A. Requests & Petitions of Citizens

 

Article IV. APPROVAL OF MINUTES

 

Town Council Organizational Meeting: December 6, 2011

 

Article V. PUBLIC HEARING

 

A. Consideration of Revisions to the Town of Wentworth Planning & Zoning Ordinances, as Recommended by the Wentworth Planning Board 1. Chapter 1 — Definitions: To add definitions for “Video Lottery Games”, and “Video Lottery Terminal”

 

2. Chapter 2 — Zoning / Article V. Establishment of Districts Section 1. District Names Chapter 2 — Article VII. District Regulations Section 1. General Zoning Districts

Section 2. Conditional Districts

Section 3. Overlay Districts

Section 4. Table of Permitted Uses To delete the Central Business District-Core and Central Business District-Secondary Zoning Districts & Associated Development Standards; and, to create a Central Business Overlay District with specific uses and development standards; to delete from the Table of Permitted Uses the two columns for CBD and CBD-S, as well as additions and deletions to the Notes in the Table of Permitted Uses, specifically Notes 9 and 10. Chapter 2 — Article VIII. Dimensional Requirements

 

Section 1. Table of Area and Yard Requirements (Setbacks) To Replace CBD with TND (Traditional Neighborhood District) Overlay and to change CBD-S (secondary) to CBD Overlay. Chapter 2 — Article IX. Off-Street Parking and Loading To add information pertaining to Traditional Neighborhood Development area, all uses, and to add Central Business Overlay District other than the TND area, all uses. Chapter 2 — Article XV. Landscape, Design & Site Standards Section 2. Design Standards: Current wording deleted and replaced.

 

NOTE: At the November 1st, 2011, Town Council Meeting, Planning Director, Frankie Legaux, gave Council some questions to consider regarding changes they may want to see in the Central Business District. Their recommendations may be in addition to or in lieu of changes recommended by the Wentworth Planning Board. To give Council time to consider the questions, the November 1st Public Hearing was continued until January 3rd, 2012. Their recommendations will be discussed as part of the Public Hearing process, and anyone who has signed the Speaker Register to address Council regarding the Public Hearing, will have an opportunity to speak.

 

Article VI. NEW BUSINESS

 

A. Update/Report from Sheriff Sam Page Rockingham County Sheriff’s Office

 

B. Information on the First “Garden Tour of Wentworth”

 

C. Six-Month Report for FY 2011-2012 / Budget Vs Actual

 

D. Consideration of Resolution of Support for the Extension of US 311 Through Eden

 

E. Consideration of Funding Request from Rockingham County CrimeStoppers — $1,000.00

 

F. Appointments to Town of Wentworth Planning Board:

Reappointment of Regular Planning Board Members whose Terms Expire Kay Hammock: 2-Year Term Nathaniel Willis: 4-Year Term Lee Templeton: 4-Year Term Joey Troxler: 4-Year Term

 

Appointment of Alternate Member, Gary Moore as a Regular Member for a 4-Year Term

 

G. Approval for New Council Member

(Councilman Dennis Paschal III) to Attend the Essentials of Municipal Government & Ethics Class in Chapel Hill NC – February 17-18 Registration Fee: $350.00 + Hotel-Meals- Mileage

 

Article VII. PUBLIC COMMENTS

 

A. Speaker Register

 

VIII. ANNOUNCEMENTS

 

• The Town Hall will be closed on Monday, January 16th (Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day).

 

• The next regular meeting of the Town of Wentworth Planning Board will be held on Tuesday, January 17, 2012, at 7:00 p.m. in the Town Hall Council Chambers.

 

• The next regular meeting of the Wentworth Town Council will be held in the Town Hall Council Chambers on Tuesday, February, 7 2012, at 7:00 P.M.

 

Article IX. A D J O U R N