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The Carroll County Board of Supervisors held their regular monthly meeting on August 12, 2019 in the Board Meeting Room of the Carroll County Governmental Center. Members Present: Rex L. Hill Dr. Tom Littrell Bob Martin Phillip McCraw Robbie McCraw Joe Webb Staff Present: Cellell Dalton, County Administrator Steve Durbin, County Attorney Crystal Adams, Administrative Coordinator Michelle Dalton, Human Resources Everett Lineberry, Fire & Rescue Ronald Newman, Land Use & Planning Gary Bourne, Sheriff’s Department Others Present: Roger Roop Bill Baldwin Larry Collins Robert Washler Ruth Baldwin Tracy Moore Denise Strickland Jimmy Strickland David Hancock Johnny Dixon Jeremy Buckland Benny Robinson Diane Robinson Robert Patton Ricky Thomas David Boatman Markel Cochran Gay Nell Cochran Drew McCraw Kathy Patterson Anthony Edwards Donnie Spangler Gary Jessup CALL TO ORDER Mr. Hill called the meeting to order at 4:30 p.m. CLOSED SESSION – PURSUANT TO VIRGINIA CODE SECTION 2.2-3711 Supervisor Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw, to enter into Closed Meeting under Section 2.2-3711- A1, A3 and A8.

1..Discussion or consideration, or interviews of prospective candidates for employment; assignment, appointment, promotion, performance, demotion, salaries, disciplining, or resignation of specific public officers, appointees, or employees of any public body; and evaluation of performance of departments or schools of public institutions of higher education where such evaluation will necessarily involve discussion of the performance of specific individuals. Any teacher shall be permitted to be present during a closed meeting in which there is a discussion or consideration of a disciplinary matter that involves the teacher and some student and the student involved in the matter is present, provided the teacher makes a written request to be present to the presiding officer of the appropriate board.

3. Discussion or consideration of the acquisition of real property for a public purpose, or of the disposition of publicly held real property, where discussion in an open meeting would adversely affect the bargaining position or negotiating strategy of the public body.

8. Consultation with legal counsel employed or retained by a public body regarding specific legal matters requiring the provision of legal advice by such

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counsel. Nothing in this subdivision shall be construed to permit the closure of a meeting merely because an attorney representing the public body is in attendance or is consulted on a matter.

Roll call vote was as follows:

AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None COME OUT OF CLOSED SESSION Mr. Martin made a motion to come out of Closed Session. Mr. Phillip McCraw seconded the motion.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None CERTIFICATION OF CLOSED SESSION Mr. Martin made a motion to certify Closed Session with the following Resolution: Mr. Webb seconded the motion. WHEREAS, the Carroll County Board of Supervisors convened a Closed Session this date pursuant to an affirmative recorded vote and on the motion to close the meeting in accordance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act; WHEREAS, Section 2.2-3711(D) of the Code of Virginia requires a certification by the Board of Supervisors that such Closed Session was conducted in conformity with Virginia law; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Carroll County Board of Supervisors hereby certifies that, to the best of each member’s knowledge, (I) only public business matters lawfully exempted from open meeting requirements under the Virginia Freedom of Information Act were heard, discussed or considered in the Closed Session to which this certification applies, and (II) only such business matters as were identified in the motion by which this Closed Session was convened were heard, discussed, or considered in the meeting to which this certification applies.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mr. Robbie McCraw led the Board in Invocation and the Pledge of Allegiance.

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APPROVAL OF AGENDA Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion to approve the agenda with the addition of an Appreciation Resolution under New Business. Mr. Phillip McCraw seconded the motion.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None CITIZENS TIME Traffic Issue – Bill Baldwin addressed the Board regarding the accidents that are taking place in front of their homes where two people have lost their lives. Mr. Hill asked the location. Mr. Baldwin said it is at the Faddis Hill crossroads. The posted speed limit is 55 mph, and the houses are right on the road. There are three things they would like to see; a flashing light, rumble strips, and reduced speed limit. As vehicles top the hill and start down the other side they are speeding and there is no room for correction. VDOT has added some rumble strips coming up the hill and put a suggested speed limit. Mr. Dalton said the Board has the right to request VDOT to do a Safety and Speed Study for that area with a vote by Resolution. Mr. Martin said it is a growth area for the County and as homes go up for sale, businesses are opening up there and there will be more traffic. Years ago, citizens on Airport Rd. wanted the speed reduced and who do you think the first people to get tickets were? Mr. Martin made a motion to request VDOT to do a safety study to consider a flashing light, rumble strips, and reduced speed limit. Mr. Robbie McCraw seconded the motion. Mr. David Boatman said that he owns the house where the car landed last time. A request coming from the Board will carry more weight than from the individuals. All of the things mentioned are low cost, and a rumble bar beside the road would also be helpful. The Sheriff’s Office setting up radar as vehicles come over the hill would also be helpful in getting vehicles to slow down. Mr. Robbie McCraw withdrew his second. Mr. Martin modified his motion to include consideration of rumble strips on the side of the road and asking the Sheriff’s Department to patrol the area. Mr. Robbie McCraw seconded the modified motion. Mr. Webb said he would like to include asking VA State Police to monitor the area. Mr. Durbin said we have a motion from Mr. Martin that has been seconded to request a speed study, consider changes to speed limits and addition of safety devices to include without limitation white bar rumble strips, flashing lights or other safety measures. There is also a motion to amend that motion from Mr.

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Webb to add contacting Virginia State Police. We will need a second on the amendment and we will vote. Mr. Robbie McCraw seconded Mr. Webb’s motion.

Roll call vote on motion by Mr. Webb.

AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Roll call vote on the amended motion by Mr. Martin. AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None County Employees – Tracy Moore addressed the Board with a concern that a lot of citizens were talking about the morale of County employees. The workers come every day not only fearing for their job, but the fact of uncertainty. We are going through a transition right now. The employees are the backbone of our community. He noted the County have had all the turnovers, pay freezes and the negative rumors. Maybe one of the committees that you are coming up with will address that and bring some positivity. This issue needs addressed. Several departments are short staffed right now and that is a major issue. I know the Board and Mr. Dalton have a lot of things going on right now and a lot of tough decisions but maybe there is something you can do to give the employees a morale boost. Traffic Issue – Mr. Jimmy Strickland said he was going to speak on the traffic issue, but all items had been covered. Traffic Issue – Mr. David Hancock said years ago they were going to 4-lane Glendale Road but that doesn’t come up anymore. I would like to see the rumbles on the side of the road. I would like to see something done right away. PAYMENT OF INVOICES Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Dr. Tom Littrell to pay the payroll and accounts receivable invoices.

CHECK #

ISSUE DATE VENDOR AMOUNT

148516 8/2/2019 ANTHEM BC/BS 10.62

148517 8/2/2019 APPALACHIAN POWER 10731.21


148519 8/2/2019 BUSINESS CARD 672.19

148520 8/2/2019 CARROLL CO PSA 216.10

148521 8/2/2019 CENTURY LINK COMM INC. 2518.49

148522 8/2/2019 ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS INC 274.74

148523 8/2/2019 GALEN GOAD 75.00

148524 8/2/2019 JEREMY AARON OGLE 75.00

148525 8/2/2019 KEVIN TATE 100.00

148526 8/2/2019 SAMUEL J. BOGGS 100.00

CHECK TOTAL 17960.69

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CHECK #

ISSUE DATE VENDOR AMOUNT

148527 8/12/2019 AMAZON PAYMENTS, INC 1391.51


148529 8/12/2019 ARROW INTERNATIONAL, INC. 562.50

148530 8/12/2019 B & B TIRE SERVICE INC 1888.88

148531 8/12/2019 B & H COMPUTERS, LLC 29.99

148532 8/12/2019 B.K.T. INC. 299.00

148533 8/12/2019 BKT UNIFORMS 199.99

148534 8/12/2019 BOUND TREE MEDICAL, LLC 281.85

148535 8/12/2019 BRINKLEY ENTERTAINMENT 33000.00

148536 8/12/2019 BURSAR'S OFFICE 16713.94

148537 8/12/2019 BUSINESS CARD 70.28

148538 8/12/2019 BUSINESS CARD 69.22

148539 8/12/2019 BUSINESS CARD 521.67

148540 8/12/2019 CARROLL CO IDA 305284.54

148541 8/12/2019 CARROLL CO PSA 707.45

148542 8/12/2019 CENTURY LINK COMM INC. 57.45

148543 8/12/2019 CHARLES W. CATRON 5.75

148544 8/12/2019 CITY ELECTRIC SUPPLY 44.69

148545 8/12/2019 CLARK GAS & OIL CO 150.70

148546 8/12/2019 COCKERHAM OIL CO INC 6.24

148547 8/12/2019 COMCAST 310.77

148548 8/12/2019 CRYSTAL ADAMS 32.90

148549 8/12/2019 D'S TROPHIES & CUSTOM 88.00

148550 8/12/2019 DTS REPROGRAPHICS 1289.50

148551 8/12/2019 EVIDENT 548.45

148552 8/12/2019 FAMILY RESOURCE CENTER 1000.00

148553 8/12/2019 FENDER'S BODY SHOP 150.00

148554 8/12/2019 GALAX-CARROLL REG LIBRARY 39887.50

148555 8/12/2019 HENRY SCHEIN, INC. 1851.97

148556 8/12/2019 HILL'S SHOES 779.96

148557 8/12/2019 HOLLAR & GREENE PRODUCE 11260.00

148558 8/12/2019 HOMESTEAD MATERIALS 382.58

148559 8/12/2019 HORIZON EQUIPMENT RENTALS 150.00

148560 8/12/2019 HUGHESNET 81.79

148561 8/12/2019 INTERSTATE BATTERY CENTER 250.00

148562 8/12/2019 JOYCE GOAD 250.00

148563 8/12/2019 JUSTIN LAMBE 143.84

148564 8/12/2019 KING'S TOWING & RECOVERY 500.00

148565 8/12/2019 KINGS TIRE SERVICE, INC. 69.95

148566 8/12/2019 LAMBSBURG COMMUNITY 2137.50

148567 8/12/2019 LARRYS AUTO 4763.71

148568 8/12/2019 LAUREL FORK COMMUNITY 2137.50

148569 8/12/2019 LAWMEN'S 225.00

148570 8/12/2019 LESTER'S TRANSMISSIONS 350.00

148571 8/12/2019 LINDE GAS NORTH AMERICA 308.72

148572 8/12/2019 LOWES HARDWARE 474.79

148573 8/12/2019 MANSFIELD OIL COMPANY 3287.74

148574 8/12/2019 MATTHEW HOLLAND 24.98

148575 8/12/2019 MCI A VERIZON COMPANY 26.50

148576 8/12/2019 MIDLOTHIAN BUSINESS FORMS 745.14

148577 8/12/2019 MISS VIRGINIA ORGANIZATIO 270.00

148578 8/12/2019 MOUNT ROGERS DP 10200.00

148579 8/12/2019 MOUNTAIN LINEN SERVICES 15.00

148580 8/12/2019 MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY SER. 227.00

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148581 8/12/2019 NAPA AUTO PARTS OF HILLSV 510.95

148582 8/12/2019 NAPA AUTO PARTS OF HILLSV 195.70

148583 8/12/2019 NATHAN H LYONS 49.05

148584 8/12/2019 NEW RIVER RADIO GROUP 645.00

148585 8/12/2019 OMEGA OFFICE SUPPLY 271.95

148586 8/12/2019 OPTUM BANK 120.00

148587 8/12/2019 PACKAGING CREDIT CO. 22747.74

148588 8/12/2019 PEPSI-COLA 235.25

148589 8/12/2019 PROFESSIONAL COMM. 2596.80

148590 8/12/2019 REBECCA PEEK 98.00

148591 8/12/2019 REBELS AND REDNECKS 300.00

148592 8/12/2019 SANDS ANDERSON PC 5500.00

148593 8/12/2019 SOUTHERN STATES 172.00

148594 8/12/2019 SOUTHWEST FARM SUPPLY 35.00

148595 8/12/2019 SPRING VALLEY GRAPHICS 202.75

148596 8/12/2019 TACTICAL GEAR 3070.00

148597 8/12/2019 TERESA LESTER 26000.00

148598 8/12/2019 THE PAPER CLIP 1001.04

148599 8/12/2019 TREASURER OF VIRGINIA 378.00

148600 8/12/2019 TREASURER OF VIRGINIA 10.00

148601 8/12/2019 TRI CO GLASS INC 260.11

148602 8/12/2019 UNIFIRST CORPORATION 122.37

148603 8/12/2019 VA INFORMATION 142.19

148604 8/12/2019 VACORP 28973.52

148605 8/12/2019 VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION 450.00

148606 8/12/2019 WEBB'S OIL COMPANY 7279.79

148607 8/12/2019 WILSON'S BAIT & TACKLE 64.80

148608 8/12/2019 WITMER ASSOCIATES, INC. 226.25

CHECK TOTAL 548571.37


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None MINUTES OF PREVIOUS MEETINGS The Board was presented with minutes from June 3, 2019, July 1, 2019, July 8, 2019 and July 22, 2019. Mr. Martin made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw, to approve the minutes of previous meetings as presented.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None CONSENT AGENDA

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Dr. Tom Littrell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw to approve the Consent Agenda Sections A and B, which includes a Social Service Appropriation and an Emergency Services Appropriation.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None NEW BUSINESS Waste Industries Update – Mr. Robert Washler stated that as of last Friday all of the new trash containers have been delivered except for about 15. Several needed help with the can placement. We also gained about 60 new customers so that will help with keeping the County clean. Mr. Robbie McCraw said that an owner of a trailer park off of Poplar Knoll was unhappy because his tenants did not get notification. He was also concerned about a bag that fell out of a can and it wasn’t picked up. Mr. Washler said letters were sent out and they also made blast calls and he verify. Hillsville Volunteer Fire Department – Donnie Spangler, Chief of HVFD reported that sadly they had an accident with a piece of equipment, and they are trying to find a way to replace that. We don’t want to put any more burden on the County or the Fire Department. We would like to take one of the engines that is paid for by ATL Fund and pay that truck off. We are seeking permission to do that. When we see what we can purchase to replace the truck we would like to use the ATL Fund to make the payment and not exceed what we get from that. Mr. Robbie McCraw replied he does not have any issues with that. It would take some burden off of us if you pay off the truck. Mr. Spangler responded after that we plan on getting that loan in HVFD’s name so it is not on your debt load, but it would be titled to the County. We would just like to us the ATL Fund to make the payment with. Mr. Webb said he has worked with Donnie and they have come up with a great plan to alleviate a debt and to get a new truck without the extra expense to the County. Mr. Dalton said we need to refer it to the budget committee and work with them on the payoff of the loan and figure out an amount that can be borrowed according to the ATL funds. If Mr. Spangler can get everything together, we will meet the first of next week to get everything going. VACORP Agreement/Renewal – Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion to accept the VACORP Agreement. Mr. Martin seconded the motion. Mr. Dalton said the VACORP Renewal of what we estimated in the budget will require an additional appropriation to different department. We recommend approval of that. Mr. Robbie McCraw and Mr. Martin amended the motion to include the appropriations for the VACORP Renewal.

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AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Committee Appointments – Mr. Hill asked if the Committee Appointments have been advertised. Ms. Adams replied they are listed on the website. Mr. Hill made a motion, seconded by Mr. Robbie McCraw to appoint Dr. Tom Littrell to the Twin County Airport Commission.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Phillip McCraw NAYS: None ABSTAIN: Tom Littrell Mr. Hill said the ones that pertain to the County Administrator, we will approve those as a block. Mr. Dalton suggested that instead of naming a specific person that you just name the County Administrator to act in those positions and whoever is here can do it. Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Mr. Webb to name the County Administrator to VIAA, BRCEDA, CPMT, CLEO, Crossroads, District III, MRPDC, Solid Waste and Wired Road.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Dr. Tom Littrell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw to appoint the County Administrator as the Executive Director for the Economic Development Authority.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Equal Employment Opportunity Plan – Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Dr. Tom Littrell to accept the Equal Employment Opportunity Plan.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb

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Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None CSA Audit – Mr. Dalton said this is notification that the CSA Audit will happen, and they will take an intensive look at the CSA expenditures. Gas Tax Resolution – Dr. Tom Littrell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Robbie McCraw to adopt the Gas Tax Resolution.

Resolution Opposing Additional Gas Tax Interstate 81 Improvements

WHEREAS, Carroll County has been included in the legislation requiring Counties along the Interstate 81 Corridor to increase gas taxes in the County by seven (7) cents per gallon to fund needed improvements for the interstate; and, WHEREAS, Carroll County, along with Alleghany, Bath, Bland, Craig, Floyd, Franklin, Grayson, Giles, Highland and Page Counties, do not have any part of Interstate 81 within our borders but are being included in this legislation; and, WHEREAS, Interstate 81 is major economic engine, with the transportation of products and services benefiting all areas of the Commonwealth, not just the counties of the planning districts along the corridor; and, WHEREAS, a large percentage of Carroll County’s work force travels out of the County for employment, this additional gas tax places a financial burden on already fiscally stressed persons; and, WHEREAS, while Carroll County agrees that improvements and repairs are sorely needed for Interstate 81, the unfunded mandate should be shared by all localities in Virginia to ensure equality. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the Carroll County Board of Supervisors strongly opposes the additional gas tax for Interstate 81 improvements for contiguous Counties unless collections from those Counties can be used toward primary/secondary improvements in the respective counties. Adopted this, 12th day of August 2019 in the County of Carroll, Virginia.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Appreciation Resolution – Dr. Littrell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw to adopt the Appreciation Resolution.

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Steven B. Truitt was named County Administrator and began employment with Carroll County, Virginia on September 26, 2016; and, WHEREAS, during his tenure, Mr. Truitt has worked tirelessly on bringing Economic Development prospects to the County; and,

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WHEREAS, Mr. Truitt has made huge strides in the Woodlawn School Revitalization Project; and, WHEREAS, Mr. Truitt has made significant contributions in the Gigabeam Wireless Internet project, bringing service to underserved areas within the County; and, WHEREAS, Mr. Truitt was instrumental in the reconstruction of the Carroll County website, making it more user friendly; and, WHEREAS, Mr. Truitt’s final working day for the County is August 16, 2019; and, WHEREAS, the Board wishes to extend our sincere best wishes for his future endeavors; and, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the County of Carroll recognizes and appreciates Mr. Steven B. Truitt’s service to the County. Adopted this, 12th day of August 2019 in the County of Carroll, Virginia.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None OLD BUSINESS Processing Facility – Dr. Tom Littrell made a motion, seconded by Mr. Robbie McCraw to approve allowing the Processing Facility group to make an application for DHCD funding on behalf of the County.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Stewarts Creek / Lovills Creek – Mr. Martin made a motion, seconded by Mr. Phillip McCraw to notify the agency that the project is complete for Carroll County.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None Charter Cable – Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Dr. Tom Littrell to hold a Public Hearing during the September 9, 2019 Board Meeting regarding the Charter Cable Franchise Agreement.


AYES: Rex Hill Joe Webb

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Robbie McCraw Bob Martin Tom Littrell Phillip McCraw NAYS: None BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS

Mr. Martin stated that the Board has accomplished many things working with Mr.

Dalton. The County is in a tight financial system and we have agreed on a way

for the County to come out ahead in the short and long term.

Dr. Littrell spoke of a question that he needs some help on and requested that

staff be able to work on that. It is always good to hear what is going on.

Mr. Robbie McCraw said we will work with VDOT on the traffic issue and try to

get things resolved. The County Fair is coming up and it is a huge event that we

should support. It is also Breastfeeding month and the Health Department will

have a station set up as well as a couple other agencies in the Health Corner. It

is a pleasure to work with this Board and the people of this County, I enjoy it.

Mr. Phillip McCraw said talking about employees being scared for their jobs, the

budget is tight, and we are looking at ways to get in line, but no one should be

threatened about their job. We appreciate the employees and the job they do,

and I will never do anything to try to cause them to lose a job. The Board has

their differences, but we work together well.

Mr. Webb apologized for missing the meeting in June. I read about being a

conspirator and I am doing the best I can. If you have a problem with me, come

to me. This County is in serious trouble as far as finances and we are working

hard. We are not trying to scare anybody about their job but have taken actions

to get a grip on what is going on. If you are afraid of losing your job, you might

not be doing your job. If you are doing your job, I will be the first to stand up and

protect you. We are trying to get a grip on things and going in the right direction.

Our plan is to prosper the County with the resources that we have. I appreciate

the citizens and to the employees, it is not going to be chaos forever.

Mr. Hill said it has been tough and it is not getting any better. We have great

employees and I have never had problems getting the things I ask for. On the

County Fair, it is a great event and I encourage everyone to come out and

volunteer. I appreciate what everyone does for the County.

COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR COMMENTS

Mr. Dalton apologized for missing the last meeting due to previous obligations. I

have spoken with most of the staff and Constitutional Officers and think we have

made great strides in talking. We have all agreed to work for the best of the

County. Thank you for the opportunity.

ADJOURNMENT Mr. Robbie McCraw made a motion, seconded by Dr. Littrell to adjourn the meeting. VOTES Mr. Webb Yes Mr. Phillip McCraw Yes Mr. Hill Yes Mr. Robbie McCraw Yes Dr. Littrell Yes Mr. Martin Yes

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