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Yanceyville Council approves ARP policies, buys rescue truck and clears sale of town property
Summary
The Town Council unanimously approved a package of ARP/CSLFRF policy documents, authorized purchase of a 1995 Freightliner rescue truck for $8,500, and approved the sale of 1818 NC Highway 62 N for $525,000 after a closed-session real-estate discussion.
The Town of Yanceyville Town Council on May 2 approved a set of administrative policies tied to American Rescue Plan Act (ARP/CSLFRF) funds, authorized purchase of a used rescue truck, and voted to sell 1818 NC Highway 62 N for $525,000.
The council voted unanimously to adopt five ARP-related policies presented by Town Attorney Lee Farmer: a Record Retention Policy for ARP/CSLFRF documents; Non-Discrimination Policy Recitals; a Policy for Allowable Costs and Cost Principles for ARP/CSLFRF expenditures by North Carolina local governments; a Conflict of Interest Policy applicable to town contracts and subawards supported by federal financial assistance; and an Eligible Use Policy for expenditure of ARP/CSLFRF funds by…
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