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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19511105~1V Gtinut es of the Hoard of Commissioners Monde.y, November $, 1951 The Board of County Commissioners of Orange County met in regular session on idonday, Iovember 5, 1951, at 10 o'clock A. G1. in the Commissioners' Aoom at the Cmirthouse. 2,Iembers present: Collier Cobb, Sr., Chairmen, R. 0. Forrest end Sim L. Eflend, Commisaione rs. Members absent: IQone The minutes of the October meetings were read and approved. Unon motion, duly seconded, end nos sad by a unanimous vote, the following road petitions vrere approved Tor Stabilizing and ordered sent to the State Highway and Public Works Commission for their consideration: Road in Hingham Township running from N, C. 54 to Kimesvillo- Carrboro ¢nd Chatham line, end knovm as the Orange Chapel and Glover Garden Church Rosd. Length of toed: 5.1 miles. P.oed in Cheeks Tovmshio tonal ng from Highway No. 70 to the County Hone Road, end kno!vn as the Btendard 011 Compeny-Sunoer Club Road. Length of road: O.l} miles. Rned in Che elcs Tovmshio running from the intersection of 523 to the Cedar Grove-Eflend Road, end known as the Old Stage Road. Length of road: 3.3 miles. Road in Orange County leading from Hob Kirks' to the Old Cot tan Gin on fitebnne -Oaks Road and knocrn es the'Halmes Store Road. Length of road: 5 miles. Upon motion of Commissioner Efla nd, seconded by Commissioner Forrest, it was ordered that L. C. Davis be paid 530.00 for 50 young hens killed by dogs. Unon motion of Commissioner Forrest, duly seconded by Commissioner Eflend, end voted unanimously, that Orange County reline wish its water rights to a spring on the property of L. L. 1711 son, and that the County Attorney draw up en instrument releasing the County's rights to L. L, Yiilson. The cost for this service to be paid bg the Grantee. 1rir. E. N. Kenton enneared end prota sted the completion of a rood running from fiighway IJo. 70-A, Yorth to the back of the A. "l. Kenton oronerty. The petition for this road was approved by the Board of Commissioners on Tune 12, 1950. The State Highv.ey end Public 'fiorks Commis Sion has, since that time, approved this toed ¢nd built the Southern part, which 1dr. Ksnion states is ndequ¢te to take care of the people living in that community. iQo action !'ras taken by the Board concerning this matter. L71 ss Annie Strowd, Superintondent of Public i7elf¢ro, and iii ss Paulsen, Case Norker for the Blind, appeared. Miss Paulsen tal3ced on the basis for v:hich grants for the blind !•rare determined. Ltiss Strovrd asked that tho Sid to Blind grant of Bart Alexander 'Ailson be increased from X25.00 per month to S27.00 per month. Now therefore, nDe^ motion of Commissioner Forrest, seconded by Commis- sioner Etland, the above request was approved. 2t !•ras brought to the attention of the Board that the generators on the Deputy She ri £f s' cars were inadequate for the operation of tho short wove PEHSOS. Novr therefore, upon motion of CommissZoner Eflend, duly seconded by Com- missioner Forrest, it was ordered that Orange County equip the cars of f/. R. P,obsrts and Albert Pende rgress crith heavy duty generators; also, to reimburse C erl Hurley for the heavy duty generator already installed in his car. These generators to remain the mope rty of Orange County. Unon motion of Commissioner Porra st, duly seconded by Commissioner Eflend, Graham and Eskridge, County Attorneys, are hereby authorized and directed to proceed with foreclosure on all property on erhich tax sales have been held for five ye¢rs or more. 4pon motion of Commissioner Etland, duly seconded by Cammisg toner Forrest, H. L. fiiohler is hereby appointed Director of Civil Defense for Orange County, Nortl: Carol ire. The following names vrere drevrn to serve es Jurors at the December Term of Superior Court: 1 i i j ~- 1. S. Q. Cloussr (Cfi) 39. Ben Devis (LR) 2. Eirs. C. F. Lews (L3) 3~. '.:'illiem J. Crabtree (CH) 3: LL 0. A. Cl ey ton (H) G E T (CG) ll 35• 6 Charlie Bradshew (CG) F ddi Ll d (B) . . a ey . 3 re © oy 5. 14m. D. Gtaciiillan (CA) 37. Eerl Lloyd (B) 6. Roger R. Drorms (Eno) 38. J. N. Couch (CA) 7. G. L, Blecltwood (CH) 9. Eernest Je _ffries (CG) 8. J, V. C-a odrich (CH) 110. J. ir. Chos tout (H) 9. Spencer L. Hestor (Eno) 111. H, Cherlos Holl ow¢y, Jr. (CH) 10. Thomas iderri tt (CH) L2. Herders Johnson (B) 11. Hel 1dcDade (CG) It3 Relph R. Hebb (CH) 12. Henry P, Cole (H) l}!t. Vfelter Riggsbee (CA) 13, airs. Vernon Rey (CG) L<$. Vr. H. Borlend (CG) 1 Henry Kirklend (CA) (16. Thomas .4, Atvr¢ter (B) 1$. Edmund Stroud (B) !17• T. Coleman Bredsh¢rr (B) 16. {7. A. Hoyd (R) 116. A. D. Cleyton (Eno) 17. J. H. Dail (CH) l19. C. Le onerd Lloyd (B) 18. Fred biengwn (LR) 50. Vlm, Li. Lynch (CG) 19. Feison T. Bessoms (CR) 51. J. C. Adems, Jr. (Cks) 20. J. H. Hunch (CH) 52. B. C. Corbett (CG) 21. S. A. Vlhitfie ld (H) 5 Edwin S. Levier (CH) 22. Nell Cole Sneer (CA) - Su, airs. Otwey E, Brovrn (CH) 23, ]drs. Josephine Hone Floyd (CH) 55, T. L, Jordan (CG) 24• Thomas F, Hrockwell (CR 56. W. J. Greene, Jr. (CH) 25, Alton 0. Durhem (B) 57• Lelia Crabtree (CH) 26. Joe i'!, Durham (B) 58. John Folger (CH) 27, E. Gordon Liner (CG) 59• John Y1. Cl¢yton (CH) 28. fiiiss Cessie LicA dems (Cks) 60. C, E. Pe tters on (Chs) 29• Guy Fearrington (Cks) 61. George 64. Miller (LR) 30. Vtm. T. 6ScKee (LR) ' 62. l4ayne lone (Cks) 31. Peal i'/. Hervel (CH) 6g oy Ar t ng ) 32. 14arron Bleclarood (CH) 6t,. C C P~a tt Cks) 65. Tdyrtle 5. Ethridge (CH) Rpon motion, ed,j ourned, to meet et 11 o'clock A. ?u„ November 23, 1951. J. E, Lews Clerk to Bo end Collier Cobb, Jr. Chairmen of Board ~~