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BOOK 46. PAGE752 -7 <br />JUL 1 1981 <br />Should the Board ultimately adopt the proposed ordinance, it will <br />become necessary to provide operating funds for the "assessment <br />program". This can be accomplished by utilizing funds from the Road <br />and Bridge road improvement accounts to establish a revolving <br />"special assessment fund". The amount of this front-end money <br />can be determined by the Board after Ordinance adoption, based upon <br />developed demand for paving assessment projects, and should be re- <br />addressed at least annually, at budget time. <br />A LENGTHY DISCUSSION FOLLOWED CONCERNING THE SEVEN PAGE <br />PROPOSED ORDINANCE AND VARIOUS CHANGES WERE DISCUSSED, SUCH AS: <br />IN SECTION X 4N PAGE 3, SECOND LINE - STRIKE "EITHER" AND "OR AFTER." <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS FELT THE "BEFORE OR AFTER" PHRASE GAVE FLEXIBILITY <br />AND SHOULD BE LEFT AS WRITTEN. AFTER MORE INPUT FROM THE BOARD, <br />THEY AGREED SECTION X SHOULD BEGIN AS FOLLOWS: "AT A CONVENIENT AND <br />REASONABLE TIME BEFORE BEGINNING THE WORK,". <br />CHAIRMAN LYONS RETURNED TO THE MEETING. <br />COMMISSIONER WODTKE THOUGHT THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE COULD <br />BE WORDED IN SUCH A WAY THAT THE ASSESSMENT ROLL BE PREPARED FOR NO <br />MORE THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF THE IMPROVEMENT:' <br />MORE DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE. <br />COMMISSIONER FLETCHER INITIATED A DISCUSSION REGARDING <br />SECTION XVII - AUTHORITY TO SELL LIENS. <br />ATTORNEY COLLINS EXPLAINED THAT THIS WOULD ALLOW THE COUNTY <br />TO RECOUP THEIR INVESTMENT IMMEDIATELY. <br />INTERGOVERNMENTAL COORDINATOR THOMAS INTERJECTED THAT IN <br />FINANCING, THIS IS REFERRED TO AS LIEN CERTIFICATES. <br />ON MOTION MADE BY COMMISSIONER WODTKE, SECONDED BY COMMIS- <br />SIONER SCURLOCK, THE BOARD UNANIMOUSLY AGREED TO SET A PUBLIC HEARING <br />FOR 9:30 O'CLOCK A.M. FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1981 TO CONSIDER THE <br />ADOPTION OF THE PETITION PAVING PROGRAM SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE. <br />DR. FENNER -HIGH-LAND MOTEL - CONTINUED <br />ATTORNEY GRAHAM APPROACHED THE BOARD, AFTER MEETING BRIEFLY <br />WITH HIS CLIENT, DR. FENNER, AND STATED THEY WOULD AGREE TO THE, <br />FOLLOWING TERMS: IF THEY COULD HAVE 60 DAYS TO OBTAIN A LOAN COMMIT- <br />MENT FROM SBA, THE BUILDING WILL BE TORN DOWN AND THE LITIGATION WILL <br />