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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Saturday, April 09, 2011 9:05 AM Patricia Pringle Re: Michael Williams
Patricia. Sounds good. Let me know your schedule because mine is pretty flexible. We had about 10 of our classmates at the funeral yesterday. Linda was at the funeral but we didn't get a chance to speak with her. We took a picture. I will forward it in a separate email. Everybody is ready to do something for our 35th year.
From: Patricia Pringle <ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org> To: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Sent: Fri, April 8, 2011 11:54:37 AM Subject: RE: Michael Williams
Thanks. I am okay. Just a lot going on right now. I look forward to hearing from you. Maybe we can go to lunch or dinner or something.
From: Ms P [mailto:tyjav@yahoo.com] Sent: Friday, April 08, 2011 11:45 AM To: Patricia Pringle Subject: Re: Michael Williams
Ok. I hope all is well. I have really been kinda worried about you lately. Are you okay? I will try to touch bases with you next week.
Ok. Thanks. I am sorry but I wont be able to make the funeral services today. I was out of work from last Friday through Tuesday. I have to much to catch up on. My cell phone is broken. I have been using my Dad cell phone. His number is 968-6156. I hope to have a new one by the end of the day. Thanks, Patricia
From: Ms P [mailto:tyjav@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 10:22 PM To: Patricia Pringle; Karen Henry; William Parker; Kevin Hill Subject: Re: Michael Williams
No that's not the case. The Michael Williams that passed away IS our classmate. He is in the year book with our class. THERE IS a Michael Williams who graduated the year ahead of us which is also in the year book with the Junior class.
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Please pass this on to Linda. This Michael used to be with Clint Frierson and Al Ragin.
From: Patricia Pringle <ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org> To: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com>; Karen Henry <henry@scetv.org>; William Parker <WPARKER1906@YAHOO.COM>; Kevin Hill <kevin.hill79@yahoo.com> Sent: Thu, April 7, 2011 11:05:44 AM Subject: RE: Michael Williams
Sherial, I spoke with Linda (Briggs) King, and she said that this Micheal Williams is not our classmate. We had a Michael Williams as a classmate but this is not the same one. She knows him. She went by his sister house the other day where they are having the visitation. This Michael should have gotten out of school in 1976 or 1977. The church is Antioch UME. Thanks, Patricia
From: Ms P [mailto:tyjav@yahoo.com] Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 11:12 PM To: Karen Henry; Patricia Pringle; William Parker; Kevin Hill Subject: Michael Williams
The funeral is Friday, April 8 at 2:30 at Antioch in Rimini, Rev. Jonathan Smith's church. I'm not sure of the denomination of the church, i.e. AME, RUME, etc. Ladies can we wear white to act as flower girls Gentlemen please wear dark suits Patricia if you know please respond. It's the same church where Maurice's funeral was.
Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Mia R. Jackson Friday, April 08, 2011 7:06 PM Allen Hutto ; Vickie Williams; Bobby Baker; Byron Sprott; Carleton Snow; Cathy Gilbert; Cathy Gilbert; Chuck Waters; Cleve Dowell; Cleve Dowell ; Dawn H. Griffith ; Dee & Janet Cercopely ; Elaine Barnhill; Jackie Torok ; Jason Lesley ; Jim Latham ; John Belding; John M. Truluck ; Karen McIntosh ; Kathy Richardson ; Kevin O'Neill; Kim Matthews; Kirkpatrick, Catherine; Lawrence E. Flynn III; Linda Lemon; Lynden Anthony; Manning Times; Margie Lane; Margie Lane (mlane@clarendonsheriff.com); Maria Rose; Marilyn Tsirigotis; Mark Blackmon; Mike Burkhold; Nancy Cave; Patricia Pringle; Patrick Goodwin ; psurette@clarendoncountygov.org; Rebecca Rhodes ; Sandi Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Tammy Rodvansky; tburgess@clarendoncountygov.org; Toni S Baker; Vicki Howell ; Vickie Williams; watereeaids@sc.rr.com Monday, April 11, 2011 Clarendon County Council Meeting Agenda 4-11-11 Agenda.pdf
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Good evening all: Attached, please find a copy of Monday's (April 11, 2011) council meeting agenda. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting. As you know, we will be meeting at Weldon Auditorium at 6:00pm. Should you have any questions or concerns regarding the meeting or agenda please don't hesitate to contact me.
Kind regards, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to Council "Success is a journey not a destination"
Patricia Pringle
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Friday Report - April 8, 2011

THIS FORMAT FOR THE ELECTRONIC FRIDAY REPORT IS DESIGNED TO BE PDA FRIENDLY AND STILL GIVE YOU ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE CONTENT. Click to view the entire printed version of the Friday Report. 1. ATI/POINT OF SALE - H. 3713 AND S. 647 A. IN THE HOUSE: The House Ways and Means Committee reported H. 3713 to the floor with a favorable report. The committee removed the retroactive application of the bill. H. 3713 will have an annual fiscal impact of $52 million. An Estimate of Impact by County produced by the Board of Economic Advisors is attached. The sheet shows the direct impact on all entities which rely on property taxes. The schools are impacted through the Index of Taxpaying Ability, and any school district in a county above the average impact noted would probably receive more money under the Education Finance Act (EFA). School districts in counties falling somewhere below the average would have their EFA money reduced. Contact your house members, and ask that they object to H. 3713 when it comes up for debate on Tuesday and work to defeat this awful tax policy. H. 3713 will produce greater problems than proponents say it will solve. B. WHEN YOU TALK TO LEGISLATORS, ASK THEM: Why would you want to discourage new investment and a larger number of jobs? New investment and construction create far more jobs than the churning of existing properties. By eliminating ATI/point of sale (which means the buyer pays taxes on less than what they said the property is worth when they bought it), the General Assembly will create a tax policy that discourages new investment and construction. S. 647 and H. 3713 force potential buyers of new
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construction to pay tax on 100 percent of the value of their property, while purchasers of existing property with an exemption under the 15 percent valuation cap pay on less than 100 percent of the value of their property. In effect, this is a tax subsidy for those who decide not to add to the tax base or create large numbers of jobs. Why would you want to raise taxes on or shift taxes to so many of your constituents? In most counties, the majority of property owners are taxed on 100 percent of the value of their house or business. Assuming these bills were to pass, everyone buying a property that gets an exemption under the 15 percent valuation cap would be taxed on the previous owner's lower than 100 percent tax valuation. Bond payments must be paid, and the millage must go up to offset any decrease in taxable value. Any new millage levied would fall disproportionately on those paying tax on 100 percent of their value, as well. To the extent the millage rate limitation allows operating millage to increase to cover operating costs, the same is true. Why would you want to cut basic services to people in your district? The loss in tax base value will likely mean that growth in the value of a mill will not keep pace with rising costs of gasoline, wages, health insurance, medical equipment for ambulances, etc. Under the hard millage rate cap, operating revenue may not be able to offset the cost increases of existing services. In those instances where the cost of existing services exceeds the growth of the tax base, there will be service cuts to existing citizens. This is compounded by cuts to the Local Government Fund - $20 million less than last year in the House-passed budget. IF THE ANSWER TO ANY OF THESE QUESTIONS IS "I DON'T," THEY SHOULD BE WORKING AGAINST S. 647/H. 3713. C. IN THE SENATE: S. 647 is awaiting second reading on the contested Senate calendar. Senators arranged a meeting among the realtors, officers of the realtors and their McNair law firm lobbyists on the one hand and SCAC, MASC, the SCEA and S.C. School Boards Association on the other in an effort to find a compromise. The meeting was somewhat productive with both sides needing to explore some of the ideas put forth. NO BREAKTHROUGH OR AGREEMENT WAS REACHED. 2. MULTI-LOT DISCOUNT (MLD) - H. 3934 The House Ways and Means Committee gave H. 3934 a favorable report after proposing an amendment to delete Section 1 of the bill, which related to a provision new subdivisions cannot use. The fiscal impact of H. 3934 is $5.8 million. This is on top of the House LGF cuts and any impact of ATI/point of sale. H. 3934: Reduces the minimum number of lots to be eligible for the MLD from 10 to five lots. Eliminates the annual application after the initial application for the MLD. Grants an additional three years for the discount. Please contact House members, and ask them to object to H. 3934 when it comes up for debate on Tuesday. 3. SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE TO TAKE UP THE BUDGET ON TUESDAY The Finance Proviso subcommittee finished their work, and the Finance Committee will begin deliberations on the budget next week. A. LGF Status. The House adopted a $20 million LGF cut below last year's level. The House cut reduces the LGF to $182.6 million, its lowest level since FY 95-96. This is a $53 million cut from the statutory funding level or a 22.5 percent cut from the statutory LGF formula. There has been no discussion of the LGF funding level at Finance Committee.
The Finance Committee has scheduled H. 3516, which would suspend the LGF formula, for consideration on Tuesday along with the budget bill. It is critical that you contact your Senators now, and explain the importance of this funding source. Assuming that millage rate increases are an option in a given county, many counties do not have enough millage rate raising capacity under the millage rate cap to make up the cut to their share of the LGF. B. Flexibility Proviso - 86.8. C. Use of 911 Funds. SCAC is supporting a proviso that would allow a local government that imposes a monthly 911 charge for public safety communications to use the Individual PSAP Communications Facility portion of the funds for the lease, purchase, lease-purchase or maintenance of emergency radios or other communications equipment--so long as the radios or equipment are used to dispatch public safety services to the appropriate public safety agency. The Finance Proviso subcommittee carried over this proviso. Senators have asked staff from SCAC and the Budget and Control Board to meet early Tuesday to work out details. Please contact your Senator and ask them to support this proviso. D. Traffic Cameras - Proviso 86.10. The House version of this proviso prohibits traffic citations which are based on camera-assisted evidence. The penalty in the House version is a reduction of LGF monies equal to the amount collected by fines. The penalty applies only to municipalities. The Proviso subcommittee considered an amendment to this proviso which substantially rewrote this section. That proviso would state that all political subdivisions must certify to the State Treasurer that they do not mail traffic tickets. A failure to certify will result in the withholding of Aid to Subdivisions monies. A willful violation will result in a penalty of two times the distribution of Aid to Subdivisions money. The subcommittee carried over this proviso. 4. JAILS A. Conditional Early Release Bonds - S. 194. The bill creates a procedure to give DOC the authority to release an inmate from custody upon the inmate posting an early release bond and complying with conditions of the bond as set by the director. Some local jails have expressed concern that if the bond is revoked the inmate is to be housed in a local detention facility, with no procedure for disposition of the bond revocation or release from that facility. Obviously, this could lead to shifting inmates serving sentences for up to five years for nonviolent crimes from state custody to the custody of county jails. The interested parties agreed that local jails should not be the ultimate holding facility for these types of revocation. A Senate Corrections subcommittee carried the bill over, citing several concerns with the proposed language. B. Inmate HIV and Hepatitis B Testing - H. 3679 and S. 568. 5. FINANCE AND TAXATION A. Transparency - S. 435. B. Tax Collectors - H. 3657. C. Miscellaneous Tax Provisions - H. 3650. 6. OTHER BILLS OF INTEREST A. Voter ID - H. 3003. The House took up the Senate version of H. 3003. They amended the bill by removing the early voting provisions. A person will be required to produce a current photo ID in order to vote. DMV will issue free ID cards to persons 17 or older, and will accept information from the DHEC's Bureau of Vital Statistics to verify a person's name and date of birth--if the person cannot produce a birth certificate. The State Election Commission is to set up a system to issue photo voter registration cards, provided the commission has the funds to implement this system. H. 3003 now returns to the Senate. This bill will probably end up in a conference committee.
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B. Underground Facility Damage Prevention - S. 705. C. Road Transfers - H. 3266. This bill would allow road transfers between the state highway system and county systems. H. 3266 originally required approval of the local government or a majority of the county's legislative delegation for these transfers to occur. At the request of SCAC, the subcommittee amended the bill to require local government consent for road transfers. DOT asked that the legislative delegation be notified, instead of having to approve transfers. H. 3266 was given a favorable report with the proposed amendment. D. Lifeguards at Public Swimming Pools - H. 3994. H. 3994 would require all public swimming pools to have two lifeguards for every 40 swimmers and one lifeguard for every 20 swimmers above 40, which is the Red Cross standard. The bill also mandates more lifeguards be added, if deemed necessary by "pool management." H. 3994 was introduced last week and went without reference to a committee, precluding testimony and subcommittee debate. It is currently awaiting second reading on the contested House calendar. E. Restructuring - H. 3066. F. Immigration - S. 20. Newly-Introduced Legislation Back to top "Building Stronger Counties for Tomorrow"
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: pgoodwin2@ftc-i.net Friday, April 08, 2011 1:43 PM Patricia Pringle Re: Prayer Request
Thanks. You are so sweet When can I see if turbeville can raise the millage rate? Pat Sent via BlackBerry by AT&T -----Original Message----From: Patricia Pringle <ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org> Date: Fri, 8 Apr 2011 11:12:37 To: Patrick Goodwin<pgoodwin2@ftc-i.net> Subject: RE: Prayer Request Good Morning Pat, Thank you for keeping us inform of those needing prayer, because prayer certainly works miracles. I have not had a chance to say Congratulations on becoming the Manning City Administrator. I look forward to continuing working with you. I know you will do an excellent job as you have done for the town of Turbeville. I was going to congratulate you on Tuesday night but you were much to busy and I did not want to get in the way. Please let me know if I can be of assistance to you in any way. You know where to find me. Thanks, Patricia P.S. Who will we need to give our vehicle file to now for Turbeville? You have been so kind in coming by to pick it up Margie. We will certainly miss that. Thanks, Patricia
-----Original Message----From: Patrick Goodwin [mailto:pgoodwin2@ftc-i.net] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 9:53 PM To: Andrew Smith; Zilphia Gibbons; Winnie Johnson; Whitney Osborne; Wendy Yates; Wendy Motte; Vonda Turner The Citizens Bank; Virginia Turbeville Turbeville Mayor; Ty Green; townhall >> Turbeville Town Hall; Trey Watts; Tracy Johnson; Tonya Byrd; todd morris; Todd Ham; Tim & Charlotte Goodwin; Terry White; Tammy Smith Hicks; Susan Anderson; Stephen Dukes; Stacey Fitts; Shirley McLellan; Shirley Black CC Voter Registration; Sherry Stewart; Shelley Floyd; Sharon Williams; Sharon Matthews; Sharon Durden; Shannon Webster; scgurl9234@yahoo.com; sandy baird; Sandra Dukes; Sandra Bagnal CCSD#3; Rosalyn Watford; Ronnie Johnson; Rev. Pat McCain; Rev. Dr. Larry Crowe; Rev. Bob Craven 1st Baptist Church; rachel yates; Philip Purvis; Patti McElveen; Patricia Pringle; Myrtle Ann Gibbons; Meredith Myers; Melba Hutto; Matt Evans CC Treasurer; Mary Prince City of Manning; Mary Goodwin Watts; Mary Beth
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Green; Mary Ann Morris; Mary Ann Bassard; Marion Dukes; Marie Kirby; Marie Hardy; Marie Dukes; Margie Edge; Margi Flemming The Citizens Bank; Lynn Dukes; Louis Griffith; Lois Geddings; Lisa H. Johnson; Lisa Ard East Clarendon High School; Linda Sharpe; Linda Mims; Linda Green; Linda Grant; Lauren Motte; Laura & Patrick Kelley; Kristi McElveen; Kevin Johnson; Kathy Geddings CC Probate Judge; Katherine Turbeville; Julian Hardy; Jordan Osborne; Jonnie Calvert; Jon Jackson; Johnny & Pam Player Players Carquest; John & Roxanne Hardy; Joe Griffin; Joe & Mary Frances Coker; Joanne Taylor Manning Times; Jerry Harrington Progress Energy; Jeffrey Black; Jean K. & Bobby Gibbons; Jean Johnson; Jean & Eddie Phillips; Sidney Green; Ike Ard Turbeville Recreation Program; Hugh Smith; Holly Branson The Citizens Bank; Harriett Cannon CCSD#3; Gloria Joseph; Ginie Turbeville; Gerald Baker; George & Frankie Goodwin; George & Carole Summers; Fran Moore; faye Gamble; Elizabeth Johnson; Dwight L. Stewart; Duckie Moore; Donna Ward; Donald Hardy; Dixie Bullock; Dick & Gladys Blank; Deanna Baird; Dawn Griffith CC Chamber of Commerce; David Nesbitt Nesbitt Surveying Co; Daun Davis, City Clerk City of Manning; Danny Floyd CC Communications; Craig Brown; Courtney Dukes; Col. & Mrs. Larry Coker (Ret); Coker, Bob [HDS]; Cleve Dowell Manning Times; Cindy Thigpen; Cindy Albert; Cindi Wallace; Chuck Dukes; Chet Green; Cheryl Wingard; Charlton & Jackie Watts; Sandra Brewer; David & Melva Young; Carol Lane; Buzzy Johnston; Bobbie Reaves; Bob & Beth Craven; Bill Turbeville; William Houser; Big Joe Myers; Beulah Roberts; Betty Pritchard CC Clerk to Council; Bernie & Willie Blackmon; Benton Blakely; Barbara Goodwin; Ashley Mitchum; Arthur Wood; April Coker; Annette Johnson; Annelle Powell; Anne Lavender; Ann Kirven; Ann & Mike Boyd; Anita Baker; Angela Morris; Wright Turbeville; Dorothy Turbeville; Lisa Driggers Subject: Prayer Request Dear Friends, Please remember Dr. Earl Goodman and his wife Nancy. Dr. Earl has been sick and they need our prayers. Please remember the family of Patty Wingard Osborne. Patty graduated to heaven this evening. Please remember Lucia Coker and her parents. Lucias mom and dad have cancer and are not in good health. Thanks Pat goodwin
Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Robert McFadden <mdr085@yahoo.com> Friday, April 08, 2011 12:28 PM Patricia Pringle Fw: Dr. Michael Eric Dyson: Obama isn't Moses, he is Pharaoh
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Friday, April 08, 2011 11:45 AM Patricia Pringle Re: Michael Williams
Ok. I hope all is well. I have really been kinda worried about you lately. Are you okay? I will try to touch bases with you next week.
Ok. Thanks. I am sorry but I wont be able to make the funeral services today. I was out of work from last Friday through Tuesday. I have to much to catch up on. My cell phone is broken. I have been using my Dad cell phone. His number is 968-6156. I hope to have a new one by the end of the day. Thanks, Patricia
From: Ms P [mailto:tyjav@yahoo.com] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 10:22 PM To: Patricia Pringle; Karen Henry; William Parker; Kevin Hill Subject: Re: Michael Williams
No that's not the case. The Michael Williams that passed away IS our classmate. He is in the year book with our class. THERE IS a Michael Williams who graduated the year ahead of us which is also in the year book with the Junior class. Please pass this on to Linda. This Michael used to be with Clint Frierson and Al Ragin.
Sherial, I spoke with Linda (Briggs) King, and she said that this Micheal Williams is not our classmate. We had a Michael Williams as a classmate but this is not the same one. She knows him. She went by his sister house the other day where they are having the visitation. This Michael should have gotten out of school in 1976 or 1977. The church is Antioch UME. Thanks,
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Patricia
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Nate Brock <natebrock@yahoo.com> Friday, April 08, 2011 7:33 AM Nate Brock WORD for Today
Overflow or Run-Off
Dr. David Jeremiah For My people have committed two evils: They have forsaken Me, the fountain of living waters, and hewn themselves cisterns--broken cisterns that can hold no water. Jeremiah 2:13 Recommended Imagine an ever-flowing fountain, accessible and attractive, the waters fresh and pure. The flow is copious Reading as the water gurgles and splashes from rock to rock as if Jeremiah 2:913 dancing down stairsteps. There a person finds the overflow to meet his needs, irrigate his crops, and water his flocks. He never thirsts, and the fountain is never diminished in drought. Now imagine this man deliberately ignoring the fountain. With illogical obstinacy he prefers to dig a hole in the ground for run-off water, which quickly seeps out of his broken cistern, leaving him nothing but mud. That's the Bible's picture for those looking for happiness in the wrong places. The world is filled with broken cisterns--we can easily name them-but only Jesus can give satisfying joy. He said: "Whoever drinks of this water will thirst again, but whoever drinks of the water that I shall give him will never thirst. But the water that I shall give him will become in him a fountain of water springing up into everlasting life." True happiness is only in Christ, the living water. I came to Jesus, and I drank of that life-giving stream; my thirst was quenched, my soul revived, and now I live in Him. Horatius Bonar
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Pastor Nate Brock Mulberry Missionary Baptist Church P.O. Box 1831 Sumter, SC 29151 803-773-8233 (H) 803-481-2154 (Church) Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me. John 15:4
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Thursday, April 07, 2011 10:25 PM Karen Henry Patricia Pringle; Ms P; William Parker; Kevin Hill Re: Michael Williams
He may have come out the year after us but he was supposed to come out with us.
From: Karen Henry <henry@scetv.org> To: Patricia Pringle <ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org>; Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com>; William Parker <WPARKER1906@YAHOO.COM>; Kevin Hill <kevin.hill79@yahoo.com> Sent: Thu, April 7, 2011 11:15:07 AM Subject: RE: Michael Williams
This Michael graduated a year after us. I just found out Yesterday. Karen L. Henry Advanced Producer/Director Content/Education Division ETV (803) 737-2099 henry@scetv.org
From: Patricia Pringle [mailto:ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org] Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 11:06 AM To: Ms P; Karen Henry; William Parker; Kevin Hill Subject: RE: Michael Williams
The funeral is Friday, April 8 at 2:30 at Antioch in Rimini, Rev. Jonathan Smith's church. I'm not sure of the denomination of the church, i.e. AME, RUME, etc. Ladies can we wear white to act as flower girls
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Gentlemen please wear dark suits Patricia if you know please respond. It's the same church where Maurice's funeral was.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Thursday, April 07, 2011 10:22 PM Patricia Pringle; Karen Henry; William Parker; Kevin Hill Re: Michael Williams
No that's not the case. The Michael Williams that passed away IS our classmate. He is in the year book with our class. THERE IS a Michael Williams who graduated the year ahead of us which is also in the year book with the Junior class. Please pass this on to Linda. This Michael used to be with Clint Frierson and Al Ragin.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Patrick Goodwin <pgoodwin2@ftc-i.net> Thursday, April 07, 2011 9:53 PM Andrew Smith; Zilphia Gibbons; Winnie Johnson; Whitney Osborne; Wendy Yates; Wendy Motte; Vonda Turner The Citizens Bank; Virginia Turbeville Turbeville Mayor; Ty Green; townhall >> Turbeville Town Hall; Trey Watts; Tracy Johnson; Tonya Byrd; todd morris; Todd Ham; Tim & Charlotte Goodwin; Terry White; Tammy Smith Hicks; Susan Anderson; Stephen Dukes; Stacey Fitts; Shirley McLellan; Shirley Black CC Voter Registration; Sherry Stewart; Shelley Floyd; Sharon Williams; Sharon Matthews; Sharon Durden; Shannon Webster; scgurl9234@yahoo.com; sandy baird; Sandra Dukes; Sandra Bagnal CCSD#3; Rosalyn Watford; Ronnie Johnson; Rev. Pat McCain; Rev. Dr. Larry Crowe; Rev. Bob Craven 1st Baptist Church; rachel yates; Philip Purvis; Patti McElveen; Patricia Pringle; Myrtle Ann Gibbons; Meredith Myers; Melba Hutto; Matt Evans CC Treasurer; Mary Prince City of Manning; Mary Goodwin Watts; Mary Beth Green; Mary Ann Morris; Mary Ann Bassard; Marion Dukes; Marie Kirby; Marie Hardy; Marie Dukes; Margie Edge; Margi Flemming The Citizens Bank; Lynn Dukes; Louis Griffith; Lois Geddings; Lisa H. Johnson; Lisa Ard East Clarendon High School; Linda Sharpe; Linda Mims; Linda Green; Linda Grant; Lauren Motte; Laura & Patrick Kelley; Kristi McElveen; Kevin Johnson; Kathy Geddings CC Probate Judge; Katherine Turbeville; Julian Hardy; Jordan Osborne; Jonnie Calvert; Jon Jackson; Johnny & Pam Player Players Carquest; John & Roxanne Hardy; Joe Griffin; Joe & Mary Frances Coker; Joanne Taylor Manning Times; Jerry Harrington Progress Energy; Jeffrey Black; Jean K. & Bobby Gibbons; Jean Johnson; Jean & Eddie Phillips; Sidney Green; Ike Ard Turbeville Recreation Program; Hugh Smith; Holly Branson The Citizens Bank; Harriett Cannon CCSD#3; Gloria Joseph; Ginie Turbeville; Gerald Baker; George & Frankie Goodwin; George & Carole Summers; Fran Moore; faye Gamble; Elizabeth Johnson; Dwight L. Stewart; Duckie Moore; Donna Ward; Donald Hardy; Dixie Bullock; Dick & Gladys Blank; Deanna Baird; Dawn Griffith CC Chamber of Commerce; David Nesbitt Nesbitt Surveying Co; Daun Davis, City Clerk City of Manning; Danny Floyd CC Communications; Craig Brown; Courtney Dukes; Col. & Mrs. Larry Coker (Ret); Coker, Bob [HDS]; Cleve Dowell Manning Times; Cindy Thigpen; Cindy Albert; Cindi Wallace; Chuck Dukes; Chet Green; Cheryl Wingard; Charlton & Jackie Watts; Sandra Brewer; David & Melva Young; Carol Lane; Buzzy Johnston; Bobbie Reaves; Bob & Beth Craven; Bill Turbeville; William Houser; Big Joe Myers; Beulah Roberts; Betty Pritchard CC Clerk to Council; Bernie & Willie Blackmon; Benton Blakely; Barbara Goodwin; Ashley Mitchum; Arthur Wood; April Coker; Annette Johnson; Annelle Powell; Anne Lavender; Ann Kirven; Ann & Mike Boyd; Anita Baker; Angela Morris; Wright Turbeville; Dorothy Turbeville; Lisa Driggers Prayer Request
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Dear Friends, Please remember Dr. Earl Goodman and his wife Nancy. Dr. Earl has been sick and they need our prayers. Please remember the family of Patty Wingard Osborne. Patty graduated to heaven this evening. Please remember Lucia Coker and her parents. Lucias mom and dad have cancer and are not in good health. Thanks Pat goodwin
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: tmcleod@qs1gov.com Thursday, April 07, 2011 6:03 PM Patricia Pringle AUTO: Tom Mcleod is out of the office on vacation. (returning 04/14/2011)
I am out of the office until 04/14/2011.
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Carleton Snow Thursday, April 07, 2011 3:36 PM Patricia Pringle RE: May Vehicle Bills Samples
Patricia, If the calculations are incorrect you will have to call QS1 and have them check their calculations. Also, check with QS1 to see why District 22 does not have an amount tax bill was reduced due to School Debt Reduction. Please let us know when they have made the corrections so we can print new samples. Thanks, Chip
From: Patricia Pringle Sent: Thursday, April 07, 2011 1:25 PM To: Carleton Snow Cc: Thomas Harvin; Patricia Pringle; Sonya Mellerson; Thomasena Ragin Subject: RE: May Vehicle Bills Samples
Chip, District 22 does not have blue box showing amount tax bill was reduced due to School Debt Reduction. The municipalities calculations is one cent greater on some of the printed bills than on calculated bills. Please verify and make necessary corrections before mailing. Please send me a sample of the corrected bill before mailing. Thanks, Patricia
From: Carleton Snow Sent: Wednesday, April 06, 2011 1:38 PM To: Patricia Pringle Subject: May Vehicle Bills Samples
Hi Patricia, Here are the sample bills for May. Chip
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From: Sent: To: Cc: jjurosko@berkeleycountysc.gov Thursday, April 07, 2011 3:28 PM CHERYL H MORGAN amy.boheler@yorkcountygov.com; auditor@florenceco.org; bamaud@hotmail.com; bgilchrist@edgefieldcounty.sc.gov; Brian Johnson; brann@co.greenwood.sc.us; PICKENS AUDITOR; bvalentine@countyofunion.com; ccauditor@shtc.net; charmon@lex-co.com; cspradley@aikencountysc.gov; Cecil Stevens; dillonaudit@aol.com; Newberry Co; dwade@chestercounty.org; eargle@horrycounty.org; hholmes@jaspercountysc.gov; hmaeaud@bellsouth.net; jgf@barnwellsc.com; jhiott@colletoncounty.org; jhunter@andersoncountysc.org; J J Messervy; oconee auditor; lmccants@sumtercountysc.org; lmock@georgetowncountysc.org; marvin.bishop@cherokeecountysc.com; mcauditor@bellsouth.net; nbest@marionsc.org; Richland ; phensley@fairfieldsc.com; pmoseley@charlestoncounty.org; Patricia Pringle; Pam Taber; rcleckley@orangeburgcounty.org; rhudson@darcosc.com; robin.watkins@kershaw.sc.gov; Saluda Auditor; scase@greenvillecounty.org; sharonb@bcgov.net; slancaster@co.laurens.sc.us; swest@spartanburgcounty.org; twilliams@hamptoncountysc.org; vhe_auditor@wctel.net; wburgauditor@yahoo.com Re: REASSESSMENT
Subject:
Question ? Has any auditor's assessment guide values stayed the same as last year on some vehicles? Janet
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Janet Brown Jurosko Berkeley County Auditor 1003 Highway 52 PO Box 6122 Moncks Corner, SC 29461 (843) 719-4034 Office (843) 719-4128 Fax jjurosko@berkeleycountysc.gov new e-mail address
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From: Sent: To: Subject: GOVERNING <newsletters@governing.com> Thursday, April 07, 2011 2:14 PM Patricia Pringle Management: Overselling the Economic Crisis
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B&G REPORT
Overselling the Economic Crisis, Transcript Tribulations, And More

By Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene
We know how tough times are for cities, counties and states. And we sympathize with the seemingly impossible choices many have -particularly since the federal stimulus money isn't there to cushion things the way it has in the past couple of years. Still, we have the impression that the general press is making things seem even worse than they are. Recently, for example,
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Girard Miller on Public Money
a Wall Street Journal piece indicated that "many states have record budge
gaps due to decreases in tax collections and pension obligations they can meet." A few problems: The budget gaps for coming fiscal years aren't
records. They're bad, but they were worse in 2010 and 2011, according to
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Weighing Public Pay Scales

Let's put "total compensation" to the test -and into the law -- to debunk the myths on both sides.
National Association of State Budget Officers. Though spending demands

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high, many states are experiencing revenue growth. And pension obligatio only minimally contribute to current budget problems.
It doesn't really alarm us if a newspaper -- even a hugely respected one lik
the WSJ -- prints some inaccuracies in an article. That's inevitable. But we
alarmism to the left and the right of us, and we hardly ever see the genera press overplaying good news for cities and states.
Venture Forth, Ye Pension Funds!

Contrarian strategies should pay off.
This may be the funniest transcript we've ever seen out of a court
proceeding. It comes from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and it concerns the
More Management Ideas

The Hand-off
States are asking cities to take charge of more programs, but they may not provide enough support.
concept of the term "photocopy" in a county office. There are a few broade
points we could draw from this material, but we won't bother. We think you laugh when you read it, and then you can draw your own conclusions.
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Furloughs have been the subject of a lot of discussions over the past fe
years. But here's an expensive wrinkle we just came across. In California,
measurement an ongoing process. Here's how.
furloughs of state employees included prison guards. But prisons need the
Getting Engaged
There's more to keeping in touch with constituents than public hearings.
full complement of guards at all times, and there was already a shortage o
them before the furloughs took place. As a result, guards had to come in o
their furlough days. Of course there was no money in the budget to pay th which "adds up to a $1 billion liability for taxpayers of the deficit-plagued
Management by Fear
Exploring the harmful effects of the miracle drug called Accountability.
state," according to the San Francisco Chronicle.
Lesson: Next time a city or state announces dramatic cost cuts, make sure they're not just borrowing from the future in disguise.
Creating a 'Line of Sight'

When employees have a line of sight, they can
On the swag beat: A few weeks ago, we promised to provide a good

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sampling of reader comments about the use of so-called swag by cities,

see the connection between their everyday work, and something larger.
counties or states. These are the coffee cups, t-shirts, engraved pencils an
so on that many governments hand out at a variety of functions. True to ou word, here it is.
Designing for Success

Lawmakers can steer clear of costly and politically embarrassing boondoggles, while devoting scarce funds to their most promising new programs.
Read the rest of this month's B&G Report
Bankruptcy's Bank Shot

What connects government default, short selling and union bashing?
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Karen Henry <henry@scetv.org> Thursday, April 07, 2011 11:15 AM Patricia Pringle; Ms P; William Parker; Kevin Hill RE: Michael Williams
This Michael graduated a year after us. I just found out Yesterday. Karen L. Henry Advanced Producer/Director Content/Education Division ETV (803) 737-2099 henry@scetv.org
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From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Lyde Graham <jlgraham@clar1.k12.sc.us> Thursday, April 07, 2011 10:40 AM Matt Evans; Patricia Pringle rwilder@clar1.k12.sc.us Information from April 5th Meeting DOC000 (116).PDF
Mr. Evans and Ms. Pringle: Attached is the information that we received in the meeting with Mr. Houser, Mr. Epperson, and Mr. Everette concerning assessment of Leashold Properties on land owned and leased by Santee-Cooper.
Thank you,
J. Lyde Graham
J. Lyde Graham, CPM Chief Financial and Operations Officer Clarendon County School District One 12 S. Church Street Summerton, SC 29148 803.485.2325 EMAIL: jlgraham@clar1.k12.sc.us Click for District Web Site
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Nate Brock <natebrock@yahoo.com> Thursday, April 07, 2011 5:57 AM Nate Brock WORD for Today
Do you Believe?
By Dr. Tony Evans
Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. 11 Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devils schemes. 12 For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms. 13 Therefore put on the full armor of God, so that when the day of evil comes, you may be able to stand your ground, and after you have done everything, to stand. Eph 6:10-13 Everything you doevery step you take as a child of Godinterfaces with the unseen reality of His angels. Unfortunately, we also have to face the fact that Satan has forces at work in our world too. While they have been given limited ability to work woeful events in our lives, God is sovereign. Nothing that the Enemy does has the ability to change the course of our lives once we have placed our feet on Gods roadway. While there will be times when you feel as though you are in an all-out spiritual war, you must remember that you are not alone, and the battle facing you is not yours to fight (2 Chronicles 20). God is the one who fights it for you. Your responsibility is to believe in Him and His eternal care for you. You will not go wrong when you place your trust in Jesus. The apostle Paul reminds us that our struggle is not against flesh and blood but against Satans dark forces. However, he goes on to provide tremendous hope and protection for every believer when he instructs us to
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stand firm in our faith and take on the full armor of God each day (Ephesians 6:13-17). Before your feet hit the floor in the morning, make sure that you claim Gods armor as your protection. His angels are all around you, but when you clothe yourself for battle with the belt of truth, the breastplate of righteousness, the shield of faith, the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the Word of God, their job is made swifter and surer. Also, read through Ephesians 6 and allow it to be a firm reminder that God is your true refuge, and He has provided all that you need to live this life victoriously. Stand firm then, with the belt of truth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness in place, 15 and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel of peace. 16 In addition to all this, take up the shield of faith, with which you can extinguish all the flaming arrows of the evil one. 17 Take the helmet of salvation and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God. Eph. 6:14-17
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Robert McFadden <mdr085@yahoo.com> Wednesday, April 06, 2011 9:02 PM Patricia Pringle Fw: Clarendon County Communal Clarendon County Communal.pdf
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Dwight Stewart <dstewart@dwightstewart.com> Wednesday, April 06, 2011 1:26 PM Bob Everett; William Houser; David Epperson; Patricia Pringle; Tammy Rodvansky; Maria Rose; Tamika Malone RE: WEB HOSTING
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From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Thomasena Ragin Wednesday, April 06, 2011 10:58 AM Thomas Harvin; Carleton Snow Patricia Pringle MAY VEHICLE BILLS
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Cindy Miller <MillerC@sctax.org> Wednesday, April 06, 2011 10:21 AM Patricia Pringle room reservation
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From: Sent: To: Subject: GOVERNING Daily <newsletters@governing.com> Wednesday, April 06, 2011 8:58 AM Patricia Pringle Federal Shutdown's Local Effects
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The impact of a short federal shutdown would be minimal. A longer shutdo could pose problems. Most of the largest federal programs that states rely would most likely continue to function in the event of a shutdown. But interruptions of smaller programs could still strain states in the short run, a they find themselves forced to pay the salaries of workers normally paid w federal funds.
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Nate Brock <natebrock@yahoo.com> Wednesday, April 06, 2011 6:36 AM Nate Brock WORD for Today
James 1:1-8 1 James, a servant of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ, To the twelve tribes scattered among the nations: Greetings. 2 Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, 3 because you know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. 4 Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking anything. What does it mean to you to count it all joy when you face trails? Are you working through a difficult situation? I want to encourage you to persevere. If any of you lacks wisdom, you should ask God, who gives generously to all without finding fault, and it will be given to you. 6 But when you ask, you must believe and not doubt, because the one who doubts is like a wave of the sea, blown and tossed by the wind. 7 That person should not expect to receive anything from the Lord. 8 Such a person is doubleminded and unstable in all they do. Can a person have faith and doubt at the same time? Explain. From verse 5, what is Gods attitude toward us when we ask for wisdom?
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Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me. John 15:4
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Mia R. Jackson Tuesday, April 05, 2011 2:07 PM Patricia Pringle RE: Millage FY2010-2011.xls
OK Thanks! MJ TODAY'S AFFIRMATION: I see the good in all the affairs of my life. I accept my frustrations for they are signs of growing. I pass frustration and anger on the way to success, naturally.
From: Patricia Pringle Sent: Tuesday, April 05, 2011 2:07 PM To: Mia R. Jackson Subject: RE: Millage FY2010-2011.xls
Commission under Special Purpose District is misspelled. Everything else is fine. I am on the way over.
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From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Mia R. Jackson Tuesday, April 05, 2011 1:58 PM Patricia Pringle Millage FY2010-2011.xls Millage FY2010-2011.xls
As requested, MJ
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From: Sent: To: Linda Lemon Tuesday, April 05, 2011 12:19 PM Abony Parker; Amy Pringle; Angela Williams; Anthony Mack; Auditor Counter; Bertha Conyers; Betty Philllips; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Bobbi Adams; Bobbie Reaves; Booking Supervisor; Bridget Epperson; Buck Taylor; Carl Floyd; Carl Floyd; Carla Walker; Carleton Snow; Carol Eaddy; Carolyn McLeod; Cedric Mallett; Cindy McInnis; Cheryl Pendergrass; Cody Odom; Connie Wise; Cynthia Henry; Cynthia Mack; Dale Windham; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Deborah Vinson; Debra Brewer; Donna Copelin; Dwayne Baldwin; Emliy Voll; Faye Turner; Frances Richbourg; Frances Richbourg; Frank Kelley; Gail McCormack; Geraldine Johnson; Hal Kennedy; Harriet Avin; Janet Evins; JoElla Henry; John Nelson; Jonathan Jones; Jonathan Jones; Joyce Wilson; Juliette Brunson; Joye Morris; Kathy Geddings; Leon Richburg; Leslie Smith; Linda Jones; Linda Jones; Linda Taylor; Lucille Obrien; Lynden Anthony; Percy Harvin; Sandi Tucker; Shalena Gibson; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black-Oliver; Stephanie Williams; Susan Ardis; Susie McDowell; Tamika Malone; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomasena Ragin; Timm Hilliard; Tommy Sauls; Vanessa Johnson; Willie Mae Manning Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Maria Roseboom; Marie Smith; Marilyn Wilson; Mark Blackmon; Mary Gamble; Mary J. McLeod; Matt Evans; Mia R. Jackson; Michael Braxton; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Pamela Joyner; Patricia Pringle; Princess Lang; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert Dennis; Robert Walker; Shanita Brangman; Sharon Yomtob; Shift Supervisor; Sonya Mellerson; Thomas Harvin; Thomasenia McBride; Vickie Williams; William Houser; Margie Lane; rstewart@clarendonsheriff.com; Pete Surette (psurette@ftc-i.net); tburgess@clarendonsheriff.com REMINDER REGARDING Teleconference Training On April 7, 2011
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If you havent reserved a seat, there are still some seats left, please call 435.9654.. THANKS
Subject: Teleconference Training On Thursday, April 7, 2011
DATE: April 7, 2011 RE: SC Association of Counties Training There will be a Teleconference on Managing Your Time for Maximum Productivity April 7, 2011 9:00 am 12:00 noon, at the Fire/Sheriff Department Training Room. This meeting is for everyone. The presenter is John Slavich. Please call HR to reserve a seat. Thanks Topics to be discussed include: Learn where you are wasting your time Gain tips for planning and organizing Explore your priorities and learn to schedule your priorities Learn to make a workable To Do list Learn the importance of being flexible Explore your own time clock to become self-aware Learn to say No Learn the importance of rewarding your self Learn where the power to take control really rests
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Linda P. Lemon, PHR Clarendon County Human Resource Director 803-435-9654 Phone 803-435-2653 Fax countyhr@clarendoncountygov.org www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Importance: Bob Everett Tuesday, April 05, 2011 10:52 AM dstewart@dwightstewart.com; Patricia Pringle; William Houser; David Epperson; Maria Rose; 'ccfdchief@clarendoncountygov.org' Hosting Demonstration High
FLASH!! SCHEDULING ERROR!!
FLASH!!
FLASH!!
HOSTING DEMOS TO BEGIN AT 12:00 NOON, NOT AT 1:00!! Please forgive me for short notice. Bob Everett Clarendon County, SC Assessor P. O. Box 367 Manning, SC 29102 assessor@clarendoncountygov.org (803) 435-4423
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: Subject: William Paradice <ParadiW@sctax.org> Tuesday, April 05, 2011 9:59 AM BPP 04/01/11 Supplemental Certification
Memo The BPP weekly certification was posted on Monday, April 4. This certification contains a 2009 supplemental amendment for Pitney Bowes Global Financial Services. The mailing address for this certification listed on some of the Pitney Bowes accounts with a Stamford, CT address. The Pitney Bowes mailing address should be: 5310 CYPRESS CENTER DR; TAMPA, FL 33609 1059. Please note this address change when mailing correspondence to this company. Sincerely, Bill
Bill Paradice Local Government Services, Property Division South Carolina Department of Revenue 301 Gervais St.; Columbia, SC 29201-3028 P O Box 125; Columbia, SC 29214-0302 ph.(803) 898-5207 | fax: (803) 737-2941 email:Paradiw@sctax.org
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Carleton Snow Tuesday, April 05, 2011 8:48 AM Patricia Pringle RE: Fwd: URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE CIRCULATE
No, it is a hoax. Chip

From: Patricia Pringle Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 5:49 PM To: Carleton Snow Subject: FW: Fwd: URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE CIRCULATE
Is this a legitimate virus?
Thanks, Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697 Manning, SC 29102 (803) 435-2013 (office) (803) 433-4712 (fax)
From: Robert McFadden [mdr085@yahoo.com] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 10:38 AM To: Patricia Pringle Subject: Fw: Fwd: URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE CIRCULATE
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--- On Tue, 3/29/11, cturner98@comcast.net <cturner98@comcast.net> wrote: From: cturner98@comcast.net <cturner98@comcast.net> Subject: Fwd: URGENT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE CIRCULATE To: Date: Tuesday, March 29, 2011, 7:21 PM
Sent to me by family members.
PLEASE CIRCULATE to your friends, family and contacts .
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Directions: You should send this message to all of your contacts. It is better to receive thi 25 times than to receive the virus and open it. If you receive a message called Black in the White House even if sent by a friend, do not and shut down your machine immediately. It is the worst virus announced by CNN. This new virus has been discovered recently it has been classified by Microsoft as the virus destructive ever. This virus was discovered by McAfee.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Nate Brock <natebrock@yahoo.com> Tuesday, April 05, 2011 6:50 AM Nate Brock WORD for Today
A Heartfelt Act
Pastor Greg Laurie Assuredly, I say to you, wherever this gospel is preached in the whole world, what this woman has done will also be told as a memorial to her. Matthew 26:13 As you read the New Testament, you can't help but notice how little it says about the major events of world history. You might think Scripture would mention Rome and all its mighty conquests. But it doesn't. Instead, God brings out nuances that are entirely different. Here in Matthew 26, for example, we find a unique story that God wants us never to forget (see verse 13). It was the incredible sacrifice that a woman made for Jesus. What was it that she did that so impressed the Lord? Was it a miracle or some great teaching? No. It was a heartfelt act. There in the home of a man named Simon, this woman took a jar of expensive perfume and anointed Jesus with it. Why is this so significant? Her actions are memorable because she seemed to recognize that Jesus needed to be anointed for His burial (see verse 12). So with complete abandon, she gave Him everything she had. Mark's Gospel tells us her perfume cost more than 300 denarii (see Mark 14:5). In these times, 300 denarii was the equivalent of nearly a year's wages. But it wasn't the gift that mattered. It was her heart behind the gift. It was her motives that touched Jesus, because He knew she sacrificed nearly everything for Him. Are you doing all that you can for the Lord? Some people, like many of the dutiful Pharisees, will only give what is required. They will try to get
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by with the bare minimum. In many ways, we can be like that too. Today, won't you commit to serving the Lord above and beyond what is requiredlike this woman did?
This devotion is part of our special Road to the Resurrection series, a journey designed to deepen your Easter experience. Additional resources, including free downloads and related content are available on the campaign website by clicking here.
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From: Sent: To: Subject: DeRoy, Brian <Brian.Deroy@sto.sc.gov> Monday, April 04, 2011 4:27 PM Patricia Pringle Treasurer Loftis Presents $60,000 unclaimed property check
April 4, 2011 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Brian DeRoy Public Affairs Director (803) 734-2620 office (803) 454-9831 cell
STATE TREASURER CURTIS LOFTIS PRESENTS $66,000 UNCLAIMED PROPERTY CHECK

Man finds more than $70,000 for friends and relatives by using Treasurers website.
(Columbia, SC) Today State Treasurer Curtis Loftis presented a check for $66,481.39 which had gone unclaimed. A Midlands man worked with the Treasurers staff to return the property to the rightful owner. This is a great example of how easy our treasurer.sc.gov website is to use to find unclaimed property for people across South Carolina, Treasurer Loftis said. In this case, we were able to track down an old life insurance policy worth $66,000 and that money was just returned to the rightful owner. Midlands resident Jim Brantley credits using the State Treasurers website www.treasurer.sc.gov to find family and friends more than $70,000 recently. I had no idea one my relatives was owed $66,000, Brantley said. When I went to dinner with this relative and was told the dollar amount, I couldnt believe it. Ive found lots of friends and family with money owed listed on the Treasurers website, its great to give the good news. The $66,000 unclaimed property payout is one of the largest individual amounts given to an individual in recent times. (For security purposes and per the individual, the recipient is not being named.) The Palmetto Payback Program currently holds more than 1.5 million accounts totaling nearly $300 million. For fiscal year 2010, the program paid 13,629 claims; returning more than $12.2 million dollars to the rightful owners. The most common unclaimed properties are dormant bank accounts, uncashed insurance policies, unclaimed utility deposits, uncashed checks and forgotten stocks/bonds. Visit www.treasurer.sc.gov and click Palmetto Payback to check for unclaimed property.
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Print/web editors: CLICK HERE to download a photo or CLICK HERE for a full list of photos from todays event. For a video of the event, click this video link.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: scaao@googlegroups.com on behalf of Cindy Burke <cburke@co.laurens.sc.us> Monday, April 04, 2011 4:16 PM scaao@googlegroups.com [SCAAO] Memorial for Louise Robertson
I spoke with Jerry Robertson (former Laurens County Assessor) about memorials for his mother, and he said his family was going to make a donation to National Health Care, Attn. Ashley Wardell, PO Box 1259, Laurens SC 29360.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Guy, Jane <J.Guy@saludacounty.sc.gov> Monday, April 04, 2011 3:24 PM CHERYL H MORGAN; amy.boheler@yorkcountygov.com; auditor@florenceco.org; bamaud@hotmail.com; bgilchrist@edgefieldcounty.sc.gov; brann@co.greenwood.sc.us; Brian Johnson; bvalentine@countyofunion.com; ccauditor@shtc.net; Cecil Stevens; Harmon, Christopher; Patricia Pringle; cspradley@aikencountysc.gov; dillonaudit@aol.com; dwade@chestercounty.org; eargle@horrycounty.org; hholmes@jaspercountysc.gov; hmaeaud@bellsouth.net; J J Messervy; janet jurosko; jgf@barnwellsc.com; jhiott@colletoncounty.org; jhunter@andersoncountysc.org; lmccants@sumtercountysc.org; lmock@georgetowncountysc.org; marvin.bishop@cherokeecountysc.com; mcauditor@bellsouth.net; nbest@marionsc.org; Newberry Co; oconee auditor; Taber, Pammy; phensley@fairfieldsc.com; PICKENS AUDITOR; pmoseley@charlestoncounty.org; rcleckley@orangeburgcounty.org; rhudson@darcosc.com; Richland ; robin.watkins@kershaw.sc.gov; scase@greenvillecounty.org; sharonb@bcgov.net; slancaster@co.laurens.sc.us; swest@spartanburgcounty.org; twilliams@hamptoncountysc.org; vhe_auditor@wctel.net; wburgauditor@yahoo.com RE: REASSESSMENT
Subject:
Please share with Saluda County also.
Jane B Guy Saluda County Auditor 100 E Church St Ste 3 Saluda SC 29138 1444 864-445-4500 Ext 2208 864-445-9316 Fax saluda.auditor@saludacounty.sc.gov
From: CHERYL H MORGAN [mailto:chmorgan@lancastercountysc.net] Sent: Monday, April 04, 2011 12:50 PM To: amy.boheler@yorkcountygov.com; auditor@florenceco.org; bamaud@hotmail.com; bgilchrist@edgefieldcounty.sc.gov; brann@co.greenwood.sc.us; Brian Johnson; bvalentine@countyofunion.com; ccauditor@shtc.net; Cecil Stevens; Harmon, Christopher; Clarendon Co; cspradley@aikencountysc.gov; dillonaudit@aol.com; dwade@chestercounty.org; eargle@horrycounty.org; hholmes@jaspercountysc.gov; hmaeaud@bellsouth.net; J J Messervy; janet jurosko; jgf@barnwellsc.com; jhiott@colletoncounty.org; jhunter@andersoncountysc.org; lmccants@sumtercountysc.org; lmock@georgetowncountysc.org; marvin.bishop@cherokeecountysc.com; mcauditor@bellsouth.net; nbest@marionsc.org; Newberry Co; oconee auditor; Taber, Pammy; phensley@fairfieldsc.com; PICKENS AUDITOR; pmoseley@charlestoncounty.org; rcleckley@orangeburgcounty.org; rhudson@darcosc.com; Richland ; robin.watkins@kershaw.sc.gov; Guy, Jane; scase@greenvillecounty.org; sharonb@bcgov.net; slancaster@co.laurens.sc.us; swest@spartanburgcounty.org; twilliams@hamptoncountysc.org; vhe_auditor@wctel.net; wburgauditor@yahoo.com Subject: REASSESSMENT Does any county that recently went through reassessment have a program for the school operating? The reassessment program Johnette Connelly did for us several years ago the schools cant use since ACT 388, the residential should be adjusted. If you or your school district has this program, would you please let me know? Thanks and have a great day!!
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Cheryl H. Morgan Lancaster County Auditor 803-285-7424 Fax #803-416-9328
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: CHERYL H MORGAN <chmorgan@lancastercountysc.net> Monday, April 04, 2011 12:50 PM amy.boheler@yorkcountygov.com; auditor@florenceco.org; bamaud@hotmail.com; bgilchrist@edgefieldcounty.sc.gov; brann@co.greenwood.sc.us; Brian Johnson; bvalentine@countyofunion.com; ccauditor@shtc.net; Cecil Stevens; charmon@lexco.com; Patricia Pringle; cspradley@aikencountysc.gov; dillonaudit@aol.com; dwade@chestercounty.org; eargle@horrycounty.org; hholmes@jaspercountysc.gov; hmaeaud@bellsouth.net; J J Messervy; janet jurosko; jgf@barnwellsc.com; jhiott@colletoncounty.org; jhunter@andersoncountysc.org; lmccants@sumtercountysc.org; lmock@georgetowncountysc.org; marvin.bishop@cherokeecountysc.com; mcauditor@bellsouth.net; nbest@marionsc.org; Newberry Co; oconee auditor; Pam Taber; phensley@fairfieldsc.com; PICKENS AUDITOR; pmoseley@charlestoncounty.org; rcleckley@orangeburgcounty.org; rhudson@darcosc.com; Richland ; robin.watkins@kershaw.sc.gov; Saluda Auditor; scase@greenvillecounty.org; sharonb@bcgov.net; slancaster@co.laurens.sc.us; swest@spartanburgcounty.org; twilliams@hamptoncountysc.org; vhe_auditor@wctel.net; wburgauditor@yahoo.com REASSESSMENT
Subject:
Does any county that recently went through reassessment have a program for the school operating? The reassessment program Johnette Connelly did for us several years ago the schools cant use since ACT 388, the residential should be adjusted. If you or your school district has this program, would you please let me know? Thanks and have a great day!!
Cheryl H. Morgan Lancaster County Auditor 803-285-7424 Fax #803-416-9328
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Attachments: Christine McKee <mckeec@sctax.org> Monday, April 04, 2011 11:03 AM Bob Everett; Patricia Pringle March Monthly Reports image001.jpg; ApprovedEI0007_File_14Clarendon_1.xls; DeniedEI0007_File_ 14Clarendon_1.xls; EI0007_Accepted_14Clarendon_10.pdf; EI0007_Denial_14Clarendon_ 11.pdf High
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Attached are you March Monthly Reports in two formats PDF and Excel.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Ms P <tyjav@yahoo.com> Saturday, April 02, 2011 11:42 PM Patricia Pringle; William Parker; Karen Henry; Kevin Hill; DORRISLAWSON@MSN.com; dukes1906@yahoo.com; Gregory Mr USAOC&S Dingle; Lue Ellen Gipson Our classmate Michael Williams
Hi Classmates, Many of you may know by now but our classmate, Michael Williams passed away this morning. Some of our classmates were able to visit with Michael last month. Let us please try to represent the class of "78". When I get more details I will let you all know and if you should hear anything before I get back with you all please let me know. Below is an email that I recieved. Hopefully it's beneficial because males and females get thyroid cancer. I thought this was WORTH PASSING ALONG!, Dr. Oz had a show on the fastest growing cancer in, women, thyroid cancer. It was a very interesting program and he, mentioned that the increase could possibly be related to the use of, dental x-rays and mammograms. He demonstrated that on the apron the, dentist puts on you for your dental x-rays there is a little flap that, can be lifted up and wrapped around your neck. Many dentists don't, bother to use it. Also, there is something called a "thyroid guard", for use during mammograms. By coincidence, I had my yearly mammogram, yesterday. I felt a little silly, but I asked about the guard and sure, enough, the technician had one in a drawer. I asked why it wasn't, routinely used. Answer: "I don't know. You have to ask for it." Well, if I hadn't seen the show, how would I have known to ask?, Someone was nice enough to forward
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this to me. I hope you pass this on, to your friends and family.
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: Azalee Williams-Kinard <azalee@ftc-i.net> Saturday, April 02, 2011 1:41 PM Patricia Pringle RE: Institute Day of Giving, Oratorical Contest and Young People Choir Concert
Ok. I will have another check for you next week for the Deacons, Deacons Wives and Deacons Widows as well as Usher $75.
From: Patricia Pringle [mailto:ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org] Sent: Saturday, April 02, 2011 10:46 AM To: Azalee Williams-Kinard Subject: RE: Institute Day of Giving, Oratorical Contest and Young People Choir Concert
Thank you so much. I was in the back. I am sorry I missed you. I got the check and registration you left. I will make sure Rev. McElveen gets it and he will send you a receipt.
Thanks, Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697 Manning, SC 29102 (803) 435-2013 (office) (803) 433-4712 (fax)
From: Azalee Williams-Kinard [azalee@ftc-i.net] Sent: Saturday, March 26, 2011 8:32 PM To: Patricia Pringle Subject: Institute Day of Giving, Oratorical Contest and Young People Choir Concert
Hi Patricia, I went to Mt. Chapel today for the above program. If you were there, I am sorry I missed you. I took a few notes that I would like to share with you. Order of Service Dea. Adger and Dea. Williams carried on Devotional Services. Scripture was read by Rev. McFadden, followed by a prayer by Rev. Chandler. The introduction of the speaker (Rev. Fred Addison, Associate Minister from Trinity) was done by Rev. Otis Williams. Rev. Addison used the Book of Ephesians 6:10-24, and his subject was A Strong Soldier for God. He said that every preacher needs a Cyrus or a Barnabas. He said that your spiritual training deals with your ups and your downs. He referred to Isaiah 7, wait on the Lord, and Psalm 24, the earthits fullness thereof Rev. Addison wants every Christian to join this Christian army and Jesus will come to your rescue. He made reference to 1st John 5:4, and he asked the question, Does God have a good track record with you? Rev. Lawson from Gum Spring blessed the offering and the Oratorical Contest began. Sis. Barbara White, Chairperson for the Young People, with the assistant of Sis. Eva Gaters, Co-Chair, introduced the contestants for this portion of the program. There were two (2) contestants, 1 for each category of the NJ Brockman and the C.O. Jackson awards. Tinisha Pendergrass from Mt. Chapel was award $100.00 and Jalicia Chandler from St. Mark got the 150.00. Both the young ladies did a fantastic job in their category. Of course they hope to critique some
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things for the State Convention. Bro. Gabriel Oliver, Treasurer did the Young People Offering. The Offertory Prayer was done by Bro. Quavon Whitfield, President. Rev. Carnell Witherspoon got up and thank everybody for their efforts and hard work in making this program a success. The blessing of the food and the Benediction was done by Rev. Fred Addison. But prior to that, Rev. Chandler got up and announced the Week of Training, April 25-28 from 6 to 9 p.m.. This training will consist of 4 subjects: (1) Pastors/Ministers/Deacons/Trustees, (2) Building Church Leaders, (3) Youth, and (4) Music. I hope to be at the Building Church Leaders and the Youth sessions, if they do not conflict. Hope to see you soon. PS: Finally realize that upcoming events are listed in back of my program for 106. However, Day of Giving was not listed for today.
Azalee Williams-Kinard Pre-Paid Legal Services - Independent Associate www.prepaidlegal.com/hub/awilliamskinard Home: 803-452-5973 Cell: 803-236-6451 azalee@ftc-i.net
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Subject: esan100564@aol.com Friday, April 01, 2011 5:14 PM Patricia Pringle Program Books
Hello my sister, Do you have any 2010 program books from the session at Zion Hill? I never received one. Edward L. Sanders I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13
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From: Sent: To: Subject: esan100564@aol.com Friday, April 01, 2011 4:58 PM Patricia Pringle Re: Semi-Annual Session
Hello my sister, I trust that all is well and your procedure went well. PLEASE add to the letter to the pastors, and the churches "the proposed amendments to the Black River Constitution will have its first reading. Call me. Be blessed in the Lord. Edward L. Sanders I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13
-----Original Message----From: Patricia Pringle <ppringle@clarendoncountygov.org> To: esan100564@aol.com <esan100564@aol.com> Sent: Thu, Mar 31, 2011 1:18 pm Subject: RE: Semi-Annual Session
Moderator Sanders, This week has been busy with balancing back our files to roll over to the Delinquent office. I am just getting around to my emails. I am glad you are doing well and recovering nicely. I did not know you had surgery until Saturday at the Day of Giving. I pray that you will continue to improve. Please let me know if anything I can do. Please obey the doctors and your wife and stay still (lol). We need you well. I am doing well. I will have an outpatient medical procedure done on tomorrow, Friday. Hope to be fine by Saturday. Please keep me in your prayers. I will get this information to the churches. I will also email you a report from last Saturday. Take care and Be blessed, Patricia
From: esan100564@aol.com [mailto:esan100564@aol.com] Sent: Monday, March 28, 2011 9:57 AM To: Patricia Pringle Subject: Semi-Annual Session
Hello my sister,
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I trust that you are doing well on this Monday morning. I am doing well, and recovering from surgery (3/18/2011). I feel fidgety, as I am not yet use to being in one spot. Please send letters to each pastor and church concerning the Semi-Annual Session, and the Baptist E & M Convention Doorway Fees. I asked Rev. Gaymon, and Rev. Lawson to get a preacher to read the scripture, and prayer. I will past the info to you once I get it. Be blessed in the Lord. Edward L. Sanders I can do all things through Christ which strengtheneth me. Philippians 4:13
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: West, Sharon <swest@spartanburgcounty.org> Friday, April 01, 2011 4:56 PM Suzie Davis; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland; Carolina Richardson; Cheryl Morgan; Christy Porter; David Adams; Linda Mock; Linda Sharpe; Brady, Lindsey; Matt Evans; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins AG Opinion on 12-37-2270 OFFICE OF Spartanburg.tif
Subject: Attachments:
AG required that I request an opinion regarding our question on the above section. I've attached a copy of the letter I sent this morning. I hope it's ok with everyone. Have a good weekend. Sharon
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Patricia Pringle
From: Sent: To: Bob Everett Friday, April 01, 2011 4:35 PM dstewart@dwightstewart.com; sheriffgarrett@clarendonsherriff.com:; Matt Evans; Patricia Pringle; William Houser; David Epperson; Lynden Anthony; Maria Rose; Frances Richbourg; Tamika Malone Web Hosting Demonstrations
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Later in April, the county will be receiving the recently flown Pictometry photos of the countys real estate improvements. We have also recently installed Arc Info 10.0 (a significant upgrade to our GIS capability) and created a 2011 parcel map. Several vendors have approached us regarding out-sourcing the data and information in our maps, photos, and land records (assessment & tax data) to make the same available over the internet. These services have come down in price substantially and now represent a cost effective solution to rising public demand for internet access to the information. You, and/or key members of your staffs are invited to a series of presentations by three (3) selected vendors to be made Tuesday, April 5 in the Fire Department Training Room starting at 1:00 PM. If you have any questions please contact me. Thanks, Bob Everett Clarendon County, SC Assessor P. O. Box 367 Manning, SC 29102 assessor@clarendoncountygov.org (803) 435-4423
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Issue 12-11
Friday Report - April 1, 2011

THIS FORMAT FOR THE ELECTRONIC FRIDAY REPORT IS DESIGNED TO BE PDA FRIENDLY AND STILL GIVE YOU ACCESS TO THE ENTIRE CONTENT. Click to view the entire printed version of the Friday Report. Items 1 and 2 in this Friday Report cover bills which will have a significant impact on local government revenue and services and will come up on Tuesday. Please read carefully and contact your legislators. The House and Senate have begun redistricting work in earnest, and the work on other bills has tailed off significantly to allow for those meetings to occur. There will be a dramatic drop off in work on legislation other than the budget as the redistricting process moves forward. ATI/Point of Sale - H. 3713 /S. 647 In the Senate: S. 647 was given a favorable report and is on the Senate contested calendar. The Senate Finance Committee proposed an amendment to change the effective date from 2006 to Jan. 1, 2011. This makes the first year fiscal impact $52 million, instead of $260 million. However, the fiscal impact will be $260 million in just a few years. During the committee meeting, Sen. Matthews asked why commercial realtors say investors are running to Georgia and North Carolina, when both of those states tax the full fair market value of property. Could it be that South Carolina has narrowed the tax base to the point that even with the 15 percent valuation cap in our state, they would rather pay tax on the full value in another state? That seemed to be what TRAC was saying when they studied the South Carolina sales tax system. In the House: H. 3713 is scheduled to be considered by the House Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday,
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April 5, in Room 521 of the Blatt House Office Building, 90 minutes after the House adjourns. This will be no earlier than 2:30 p.m. H. 3713 is retroactive to 2006 and would have a $260 million first year impact. A committee roster is attached. There is no opportunity to speak at the committee meeting, so contact before the meeting is critical. When you talk to legislators, ask them: Why would you want to discourage new investment and large numbers of jobs? New investment and construction create far more jobs than the churning of existing properties. By eliminating ATI/point of sale (which means the buyer pays taxes on less than what they said the property is worth when they bought it), the General Assembly will create a tax policy that discourages new investment and construction. S. 647/H. 3713 force potential buyers of new construction to pay tax on 100 percent of the value of their property, while purchasers of existing property with an exemption under the 15 percent valuation cap pay on less than 100 percent of the value of their property. In effect, this is a tax subsidy for those who decide not to add to the tax base or create large numbers of jobs. Why would you want to raise taxes on or shift taxes to so many of your constituents? In most counties, the majority of property owners are taxed on 100 percent of the value of their house or business. Assuming these bills were to pass, everyone buying a property that gets an exemption under the 15 percent valuation cap would be taxed on the previous owner's lower than 100 percent tax valuation. Bond payments must be paid, and the millage must go up to offset any decrease in taxable value. Any new millage levied would fall disproportionately on those paying tax on 100 percent of their value as well. To the extent the millage rate limitation allows operating millage to increase to cover operating costs, the same is true. Why would you want to cut basic services to people in your district? The loss in tax base value will likely mean that growth in the value of a mill will not keep pace with rising costs of gasoline, wages, health insurance, medical equipment for ambulances, etc. Under the hard millage rate cap, operating revenue may not be able to offset the cost increases of existing services. In those instances where cost of existing services exceed the growth of the tax base, there will be service cuts to existing citizens. This is compounded by cuts to the Local Government Fund - $20 million less than last year in the House-passed budget. If the answer to any of these questions is "I don't," they should be working against S. 647/H. 3713. Multi-Lot Discount (MLD) - H. 3934 The House Ways and Means Property Tax subcommittee will consider H. 3934 to expand both the length of and eligibility for the current multi-lot discount on Tuesday, April 5, in Room 511 at 11:30 a.m. This is an effort to get H. 3934 on that afternoon's Ways and Means Committee agenda. The cost of the Senate version (S. 447) of this expanded tax break is $5.8 million. H. 3934 does the following: Reduces the minimum number of lots to be eligible for the MLD from 10 to five lots. Eliminates the annual application deadline, allowing the developer to request the MLD any time prior to the penalty date for taxes due on a lot. Grants an additional three years for the discount. Please contact the members of the Ways and Means Committee on the attached roster to let them know the impact of H. 3934. Senate Finance Subcommittees Continue Their Work on the Budget The Finance proviso subcommittee will consider all provisos adopted by subcommittees next week. The full Finance Committee will begin their deliberations on the budget the week of April
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11. LGF Status. The House adopted a $20 million LGF cut below last year's level. The House cut reduces the LGF to $182.6 million, its lowest level since FY 95-96. This is a $53 million cut from the statutory funding level or a 22.5 percent cut from the statutory LGF formula. There has been no discussion of the LGF funding level at Finance Committee. It is critical that you contact your Senators now, and explain the importance of this funding source. Flexibility Proviso - 86.8. A Finance subcommittee adopted the SCAC supported version of the flexibility proviso this week. It is important that you contact your Senators and ask that they support this proviso. Use of 911 Funds. SCAC is supporting a proviso that would allow a local government that imposes a monthly 911 charge for public safety communications to use the Individual PSAP Communications Facility portion of the funds for the lease, purchase, lease-purchase or maintenance of emergency radios or other communications equipment--so long as the radios or equipment are used to dispatch public safety services to the appropriate public safety agency. A Finance subcommittee adopted this proviso this week. Please contact your Senator and ask that they support this proviso. Transparency - S. 435 Other Bills of Interest Restructuring - H. 3066. Employees on Boards or Commissions - H. 3625. Abandoned Boats - H. 3287. Fire Marshal Order Appeals - S. 693. Sailboats - S. 502. Civil No-Contact Orders - S. 53. Millage Rate Limitation Allowance Each year, the county may increase the millage rate over the rate imposed the previous year by the percentage increase in the CPI--as determined by the Budget and Control Board's Office of Research and Statistics--plus the percentage population increase in the county over the previous year. If either the CPI or population change is negative, that factor is considered to be zero. This is found in S.C. Code 6-1-320. The Budget and Control Board's Office of Research and Statistics has announced both the CPI to be used (1.64 percent) and population growth figures. A chart showing each county's millage rate allowance is attached. Newly Introduced Legislation Back to top "Building Stronger Counties for Tomorrow"
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From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: scaao@googlegroups.com on behalf of Cindy Burke <cburke@co.laurens.sc.us> Friday, April 01, 2011 12:00 PM 'Mike Freeman' scaao@googlegroups.com RE: [SCAAO] FW: Kennedy Mortuary - Cremation - Service - Laurens - South Carolina
Mike, Jerry told Gail Phillips and me yesterday that his family may make a donation to the Station 3 or 2 staff at NHC. I think we will do the same. He said he would get back with me about the details. They use the money for special treats and cookouts for the staff and patients. I do not remember if it was 2 or 3. Jerry said they would very kind to his mother. I will let you know as so as I hear from Jerry. Cindy Burke -----Original Message----From: Mike Freeman [mailto:mfreeman@andersoncountysc.org] Sent: Friday, April 01, 2011 11:40 AM To: 'Cindy Burke' Subject: RE: [SCAAO] FW: Kennedy Mortuary - Cremation - Service - Laurens - South Carolina Cindy, Good morning the sun is shining here, haven't seen it in a while. I would like to make some kind of donation in Mrs. Robertson's name, but I don't know who in Laurens County. Can you give me some ideas? Thanks, Mike -----Original Message----From: scaao@googlegroups.com [mailto:scaao@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Cindy Burke Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 3:37 PM To: scaao@googlegroups.com Subject: [SCAAO] FW: Kennedy Mortuary - Cremation - Service - Laurens - South Carolina
-----Original Message----From: Cindy Burke [mailto:cburke@co.laurens.sc.us] Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2011 3:33 PM To: 'SCAAO_Talk@yahoogroups.com' Subject: Kennedy Mortuary - Cremation - Service - Laurens - South Carolina http://www.thekennedymortuary.com/
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Please view the following link for information about arrangements for Jerry Robertson's mother, Louise Robertson. The service will be graveside at 2:00 Thursday, March 31, at Forrest Lawn Cemetery. Cindy Burke
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