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r)C. 3 Code and thus would have no problem in meeting the proposed minimum housing code. Commissioner nutted requested that the minimum housing code ordinance, without the inclusion of 14.1 (b), be put on the agendas for public comment on January 3, 1984 and for public comment and action on January 17, 1984. Candace Carrawav spoke in favor of the ordinance comuenting that the ordinance strikes a fair balance in trying to preserve the present housing and provide realistic standards that landlords can meet. She agreed with all the comments made and urged public input and action as soon as possible. Keith Aldridge emphasized that this code was not designed to take units off the market. The main emphasis is to have people in better housing - not to just upgrade housing. Commissioner Marshall seconded the motion to have this Minimum Housing Code Ordinance put on the agenda for public comment on January 3 and for public comment and action on January 17, 1984. VOTE: Unanimous G-3 ST .F . 14_ 'IF T7' . MA Oil CONTROL ORDINANCE (see permanent agenda file for this ordinance) County Manager Ken Thompson outlined the increased workload associated with the enforcement of the erosion control ordinance and a need for a full-time person. Commissioner Marshall questioned the need for new office furniture and a vehicle. Thompson explained that there never had been more than one (1) vehicle and that the furniture is being used by interns. Half of the requested amount of $24,516 will be offset by additional revenues. Commissioner Whitted made a motion for approval of this position, contin- gent upon state approval, at the 67 grade level and a 4-wheel drive vehicle. Commissioner Marshall seconded this motion. VOTE: Unanimous G-18 BU13WAMEMME17 - DSS. FCONalICDEVELOPMEFT AND SHERIFF (see permanent agenda file for this amendment) Commissioner Whitted moved the budget amendment for DSS, Economic Develop- ment and Sheriff. Commissioner Lloyd seconded this motion. VOTE: Unanimous G-4 rr..q14 .1 ,^. . PT_ 17 SW,CEq rE i F-171 P F9P1 T GU County Manager Thompson requested approval to hire Mike Brough for legis- lative drafting services. Commissioner Whitted moved that we authorize the hiring of Attorney Mike Brough to do the drafting for legislative changes in- cluding the local ordinances for 50 hours at $50.00 per hour. Commissioner Marshall seconded the motion. VOTE: Ayes, 3; Floes, 2 (Lloyd and Ualker). Commissioner Lloyd again voiced his opposition because of the farm use value provision and because participation requires adherence and the Soil Con- __ servation Service. G-6 ALARM MOMITORTNIP. County Manager Thompson reviewed the conditions by which a one year renewal agreement with APS was approved, and recommended that the Board authorize Purchasing and Dmergency Services to prepare bid specifications for alarm services whereby a private contractor would deliver alarm Protection to private subscribers and the County would directly monitor alarm monitoring equipment housed in the 911 center and supplied by the private contractor. Sheriff Pendergrass indicated that most counties provide this service and approved obtaining bids.