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.., ..e (For description see page 609 of this book.) Chairman Whitted recognized Bi11 Laws, Tax 5upervisox, who presented to the Board several Board of Equalization and Review matters for their consideration. (1) Eugene Conti - The property of M]r. Conti has been re-evaluated at $500.00 per acre. The recommended new evaluation is $23,000 instead of $33,000. Upon motion of Commissioner Pinney, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, it was moved and adopted to accept the Tax Supervisor's recommendation. (2) Herb Holland - Allen Motel. The original evaluation was $54,800. The new evaluation based on the income of the rental is re-evaluated at $49,500. Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, moved to accept the Tax Supervisor's recommendation. All members of the Board voted aye on the motion, except Commissioner Willhoit, who voted nay. The motion was declared passed. (3) Herb Holland for A. Price. Mr. Price has two different properties: (1) for $70,700 for six units and (2) for $43,000. The previous evaluation for both projects was $113,000. The recommended re-evaluation is $107,400. Upon motion .of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, .it was moved and adopted to accept the Tax 5upexvisor's recommendation. (4) Jim Farlow for Ruth H. Howell. This property is adjacent to the Masonic Building in Chapel Hill and was originally evaluated at $13,900. The Tax Supervisor recommends no change. Upon motion of Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner Pinney, it was moved and adopted to accept the Tax Supervisor's recommendation. Mz. Laws asked the Board to schedule a time to hear the appeal of Alston Watts. The Board agreed to hear this appeal some time in July. The Chairman referred to Item 8: The Erosion Control Office will report Brendles, Inc. in violation of the County Erosion Control. Ordinance and recommend resumption of the maximum civil penalty allowed by the Ordinance. Mz. Whitted recognized Ray Freeman, Erosion Control Officer. Mr. Freeman reminded the Board the the Brendles matter had come before the Board on March 15, 1977 at which time the Board decided to assess a fine of $100.00 per day until such time as the site was brought into compliance. The project was in compliance on the 11th of April; however, since that time the site has gone back again into non-compliance. New deadlines have been given and were not met. Mr. Freeman asked that the Board of Commissioners authorize the Erosion Control Officer and the County Attorney seek injunctive relief. Further, he asked that the Board consider an additional civil penalty and to notify Mr. $ritt of Son-Shine Grading that his first civil penalty is past due.