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276 i his property. Said acess is now being denied due to the construction of 1-85. Mr. Windham stated that he was at the present time negotiating with the State Highway Commission concerning this matter. The Board informed Mr. Windham that they were in sympathy with him and that they would help him in anyway they could. Upon motion of Commissioner Jones, seconded by Commissioner McDade, and unanimous- ly adopted, Don Matheson, County Farm Agent, was granted a salary- increase of $(}00.00. This increase was granted to Mr. Matheson as he is planning to retire after a tenure of long and faithful service to the county, and this sum is a token of recognistion of the value of the services he has performed. Upon motion of Commissioner Bennett, seconded by Commissioner Jones, and unanimously adopted, the funds budgeted for new buildings and grounds for the fiscal year of 1962-1963 are to be administered through the Capital Reserve Appropriation of the School Capital Outlay Budget. The following appropriation resolution was introduced: For the Bond Fund the sum of 13,580.00 For the Farm Fund the sum of 67,650.00 For the General Fund the sum of 395,400.00 For the Property Revaluation Fund the sum of 202000.00 For the Public Health Fund the sum of 1}0,000.00 For the School Current Expense Fund the sum of 351,000.00 For the School Capital Outlay Fund the sum of 507,105.00 For the School Debt Service Fund the sum of 316,050.00 1 For the Welfare General Fund the sum of 92,975.00 For the Old Age Assistance Fund the sum of 123,625.00 For the Aid to Dependent Children Fund the sum of 173,290-00 For the Aid to the Permanently & Totally Disabled Fund the sum of $ 88,420.00 The above mentioned school appropriations are divided in such a manner that the unty Shool Unit.will receive as Current Expense the sum of $203,256.00 and as pital Outlay the sum of $100,724.00. The Chapel Hill Unit will receive as Current dense the sum of $147,744.00 and as Capital Outlay the sum of $120,200.00. The sum $286,181.00 will be appropriated to the Capital Reserve Fund of the Capital Outlay dget Fund. This fund is to be divided between the school units as follows: County Unit - 98,839.00 Chapel Hill Unit - 100,724.00 This resolution received a second and when Chairman Stanford called for the vote all five Board members voted in the affirmative. Chairman Stanford declared the motion passed. To finance the above listed appropriations the following tax levy resolution s introduced: For the Bond Fund the sum of .0097 cents per 100.00 property valuation For the Farm Fund the sum of .0" cents per 100.00 property valuation For the Property Revaluation Fund the sum of .0194 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the Public Health Fund the sum of .0366 cents per $100.00 property valuation For the School Current Expense Fund the sum of .2610 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the School Capital Outlay Fund the sum of .4710 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the School Debt Retirement Fund the sum of .1960 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the Welfare General Fund the sum of .0410 cents per $100.00 property valuation. For the Old Age Assistance Fund the sue of .0136 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the Aid to Dependant Children Fund the sum of .0165 cents per $100.00 property luation. For the Aid to the Permanently and Totally Disabled Fund the sum of .0108 cents r $100.00 property valuation. These tax rate combine to yield a total rate of $1.10 on the $100.00 property luation. This resolution received a second and when Chairman Stanford called for the vote five Board members voted in the affirmative. Chairman Stanford declared the on passed. The following miscellaneous tax levying resolutions were introduced: 1. A poll tax of $2.00 shall be levied on all male persons between the ages of years and 50 years. Twenty five per cents (250) of the proceeds of this tax shall deposited in the Welfare Accounts and seventy five per cent (75/'0 of the proceeds 11 be deposited in the School Current Expense Fund. 2. A special school tax of $ .20 on the $100.00 of property valuation shall be d on all property in the Chapel Hill School District. 2. A special fire tax of $ .10 on the $100.00 of property valuation shall be