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FINANCIAL IMPACT: Curtent year budgeted revenues <br />$1,184,5]8. Tha General Assembly ditl not raVfy House <br />therefore, the Curtent year Register of Deeds revenues were <br />2001 and not on those outlinetl in House BIII 1073. <br />I[ Is Impcdant k note that about 5] percent of the kkl <br />ExciseJRevenue Stamps that are sktutortly sal by G.S. 105. <br />those revenues. <br />a <br />for the Register of Oeeda total <br />Bill 10]3 until August 20, 2001; <br />based an kea in place on July 1, <br />butlgetetl revenues comes from <br />House BIII 1073 does not affect <br />The remaining 43 percent klls antler G.B. 161-10. Based. on. average monthly transactions, <br />akff aelimetea that the fee incl9eses will generate approximately $124,000 in atltlitronal <br />unbudgetetl revenue far the last elx months of the atrrent flacel year (from Jenuery 1 through <br />June 30, 2002). IX this told, the Butlgef ~ce estimaks that approximately $25,000 woultl <br />transfer to the new Automation Enhancement end Preservation Fund. (This sesames that the <br />level of aCivity for the last six months of the year Is censtskM wlih the first six months.) The <br />remaining $99,000 woultl remain in the County's General Funtl k oRSet expenditures in [he <br />Register of Deetls office. This atldR'wnel revenue would bong the total budgeted Regiekr of <br />Deetls General Funtl revenue k $1,283,579. <br />RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recemmends that the Board of County <br />Commissioners atlopt a Unikrm Fee Schetlule (eRective January 1, 2002) far Regiakr of <br />Deetls es mantlatetl by North Carolina General Statute 18140 (a) and b creak an Aukmatlon <br />Enhancement antl Presevetlon Funtl as mantlatetl by North Carolina General Stalule 151- <br />11.3. <br />