Board approves resolution appointing review officers under North Carolina law
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Summary
The board unanimously approved a resolution to appoint review officers required by North Carolina General Statute 47-30.2 to review deeds for statutory recording requirements after county personnel changes prompted a new resolution.
The Person County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution on June 6 appointing review officers to certify recorded deeds meet statutory requirements under North Carolina law.
Michelle Solomon presented the resolution and told the board North Carolina General Statute 47-30.2 requires each county board of commissioners to appoint a person or persons to serve as a review officer to examine and certify deeds before recording. Solomon said personnel changes since the board’s last resolution in October 2024 required an updated resolution.
The board moved to adopt the resolution, the chair called for the ayes, and the motion passed without opposition.
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"North Carolina General Statute 47-30.2 requires the board of county commissioners in each county by resolution to appoint a person or persons to serve as a review officer to review each plat before it is recorded to certify that it meets statutory requirements for recording," Michelle Solomon said while presenting the item.
What happens next
Staff will prepare and file the updated resolution and ensure the named review officers are designated with the register of deeds as required by statute.
Ending
The resolution passed by unanimous vote; the clerk and county staff will complete the administrative steps to implement the appointment.