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The members in attendance were Vice-President Linda Cotten, Commissioners: Leonard “Boscoe”Fulcher, Ebbie Whitley-Hendren, Bobby Townsend, Lenual Primus, David Simmons, and Sharon Weaver. Glenn Cutler as Executive Director and Gantt Stephens as Director of Operations were also in attendance. Members of the public were also in attendance.  \nThe meeting was called to order by Vice President Cotten. The Vice President called fora Moment of Reflection. First item was the agenda approval. Mr. Townsend moved to approve the agenda. Ms. Weaver seconded. All voted in favor to accept the agenda.  \nNext up for approval were the minutes from July 25th, 2018. Mr. Fulcher moved to approve the minutes. Mrs. Whitley-Hendren seconded. All voted in favor.  \nI. CONFLICTS OF INTEREST:  \nVice President Cotten declared that, in accordance with the State Government Ethics Act 138 A 15E, it is the duty of every Commission member to avoid both conflicts of interest and appearances of conflicts in regards to the matters being brought before them today and to refrain from any undue participation in the particular matters involved.  \nMr. Fulcher recused himself from the agenda item related to Landquest Legacy. No other conflicts of interest were reported.  \nII. OPERATIONS REPORT:  \nMr. Stephens began the report with a review of the most current financial reports and asked if there were any questions.  \nTwenty-Eight (28) inspections have been completed since the last meeting. Four inspections were rescheduled due to the hurricane Florence. 76 inspections have been completed year to date.  \nTwenty-two (22) Complaints have been received since the last meeting bringing the year to date total to 37. With the exception of one, these complaints are either resolved or within the 20-day response period. One complaint about Calvary cemetery in Wilmington is past due but that is expected to be resolved soon.  \nThere are no cemeteries with late Annual Reports; all Annual Reports have been submitted.  \nMr. Stephens reported that there have been changes to the administrative staff. Two new part time staff members have been hired. In keeping with the operational policy of the Commission, these two new hires will be introduced as an agenda item today for Commission approval. Nathan Morris is transitioning to full time inspections. Mr. Stephens commended Mr. Morris for his time and good work in his administrative role with the Commission. Cemetery owners and managers often submit positive feedback on Mr. Morris’ inspection work and we look forward to increasing Mr. Morris’ time in the field.  \nMr. Stephens also reported that the Commission has secured the services of Maddison Caison CPA firm in Raleigh to provide all the accounting needs of the Commission. Representatives from Maddison Caison were present in the gallery and were available for questions.  \nMr. Stephens stated his Operations Report was complete unless there were questions.  \nIII. REQUESTS FROM THE PUBLIC TO ADDRESS THE COMMISSION:  \nMs. Denice Medlin appeared before the Commission to request assistance with the poor condition of Mountlawn Memorial Park in Boone. Ms. Medlin stated that the owner does not have the resources to properly care for the cemetery and asked the Commission to do whatever it could to improve the condition of Mountlawn Memorial Park. Mr. Stephens stated that the owner was working to turn the cemetery over to County of Watauga or the Town of Boone. Mr. Stephens stated that he had spoken to the owner of Mountlawn two days ago to invite the city and/or county officials to contact him to facilitate the transfer of the cemetery to the city or county.  \nThere were no other requests to address the Commission.  \nIV. NEW BUSINESS:  \nA. Service C","cbCaiqHuWCGpFML6","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqHuWCGpFML6","pdf",92044,"English","# Cemetery Commission Meeting Minutes\n## Meeting Overview and Attendance\n## Conflicts of Interest\n## Operations Report\n## Public Requests\n## New Business","[{\"question\":\"Who declared conflicts of interest and what was the basis?\",\"answer\":\"Vice President Cotten declared, under the State Government Ethics Act 138 A 15E, the duty to avoid conflicts and appearances and refrain from undue participation. 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