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Patricia Pringle

From: Cindy Miller <[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, December 31, 2010 9:55 AM

To: [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];


[email protected]; [email protected];


[email protected]; [email protected]; Patricia Pringle;














[email protected]; [email protected]

Subject: room reservations for 2011 SCATT Academy

You may make reservations by phone at (800) 362-2779 or 803-252-8700

Or online by following these instructions: 1. Go to the Embassy Suites website at www.columbiagreystone.embassysuites.com 2. Click on “check availability” 3. This takes you to a fill in dates screen where you may fill in the dates you wish to stay, then scroll down to "special accounts" and fill in a group/convention code (ATT) and this will link you to the contracted block of rooms for the guests of the 2011 SCATT ACADEMY 4. Choose room type and “Continue” 5. Complete guest information and click “Book now” 6. Print confirmation page To ensure that the contracted rate of $116.00 is received, reservations must be made by January 11, 2011.

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Patricia Pringle























Subject: room reservations for 2011 SCATT Academy

You may make reservations by phone at (800) 362-2779 or 803-252-8700

Or online by following these instructions: 1. Go to the Embassy Suites website at www.columbiagreystone.embassysuites.com 2. Click on “check availability” 3. This takes you to a fill in dates screen where you may fill in the dates you wish to stay, then scroll down to "special accounts" and fill in a group/convention code (ATT) and this will link you to the contracted block of rooms for the guests of the 2011 SCATT ACADEMY 4. Choose room type and “Continue” 5. Complete guest information and click “Book now” 6. Print confirmation page To ensure that the contracted rate of $116.00 is received, reservations must be made by January 11, 2011.

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Patricia Pringle

From: Patrick Goodwin <[email protected]>


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; [email protected]; 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; J. Melvin Bell New Zion UMC; 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; Cathy Harvin; Cathy Gilbert; 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; Sandra Brewer;

David & Melva Young

Subject: Prayer Request

Dear Friends,

As we come to the end of 2010 I want to thank you for your faithfulness in prayer. Jesus, our Savior, said, "You have not,

because you ask not." Thank you for joining me in asking for God's blessings and assistance.

Prayer Request:

1. Mr. Ryan Sidney Green graduated to his heavenly home yesterday

afternoon. Please continue to remember Mrs. Becky (his wife) and their family in your prayers.

2. PTL note - Cathy Gilbert was released from the hospital yesterday

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and is at home in Manning.

Again, Thanks for praying,

Pat

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Patricia Pringle





































David & Melva Young


Dear Friends,

As we come to the end of 2010 I want to thank you for your faithfulness in prayer. Jesus, our Savior, said, "You have not,

because you ask not." Thank you for joining me in asking for God's blessings and assistance.

Prayer Request:

1. Mr. Ryan Sidney Green graduated to his heavenly home yesterday

afternoon. Please continue to remember Mrs. Becky (his wife) and their family in your prayers.

2. PTL note - Cathy Gilbert was released from the hospital yesterday

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and is at home in Manning.

Again, Thanks for praying,

Pat

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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Steve Hamilton <[email protected]>

Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 7:28 PM

To: Randy-Kershaw County

Cc: SCAAO

Subject: Re: [SCAAO] Horse Farms.

Randy, If it is not timberland it has to be at least 10 acres. That includes pasture for horses. 12-43-232(2) (2) For tracts not used to grow timber as provided in item (1) of this section, the tract must be ten acres or more. Nontimberland tracts of less than ten acres which are contiguous to other such tracts which, when added together, meet the minimum acreage requirement, are treated as a qualifying tract. For purposes of this item (2) only, contiguous tracts include tracts with identical owners of record separated by a dedicated highway, street, or road or separated by any other public way. In your scenario it would not qualify for Ag, at least not in my county. And is the horse an agricultural product or a pet? Regards, Steve Hamilton Calhoun County Assessor

On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Randy-Kershaw County <[email protected]> wrote: I understand according to DOR if you are growing timber you have to have a minimum of 5 acs and growing crops a minimum of 10 acs, but what about a horse farm. Is there a minimum requirement? If you have 5 acs total, house on 1/2 ac and 3 ac for horses and stables would that qualify? According to DOR if 50% qualifies then all of it qualifies. Thanks for all the response to all the previous posts too! Randy Roberts Kershaw County

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Patricia Pringle



To: Randy-Kershaw County

Cc: SCAAO

Subject: Re: [SCAAO] Horse Farms.

Randy, If it is not timberland it has to be at least 10 acres. That includes pasture for horses. 12-43-232(2) (2) For tracts not used to grow timber as provided in item (1) of this section, the tract must be ten acres or more. Nontimberland tracts of less than ten acres which are contiguous to other such tracts which, when added together, meet the minimum acreage requirement, are treated as a qualifying tract. For purposes of this item (2) only, contiguous tracts include tracts with identical owners of record separated by a dedicated highway, street, or road or separated by any other public way. In your scenario it would not qualify for Ag, at least not in my county. And is the horse an agricultural product or a pet? Regards, Steve Hamilton Calhoun County Assessor

On Thu, Dec 30, 2010 at 4:59 PM, Randy-Kershaw County <[email protected]> wrote: I understand according to DOR if you are growing timber you have to have a minimum of 5 acs and growing crops a minimum of 10 acs, but what about a horse farm. Is there a minimum requirement? If you have 5 acs total, house on 1/2 ac and 3 ac for horses and stables would that qualify? According to DOR if 50% qualifies then all of it qualifies. Thanks for all the response to all the previous posts too! Randy Roberts Kershaw County

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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Randy-Kershaw County

<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO

Subject: [SCAAO] Horse Farms.

I understand according to DOR if you are growing timber you have to have a minimum of 5 acs and growing crops a

minimum of 10 acs, but what about a horse farm. Is there a minimum requirement? If you have 5 acs total, house on 1/2

ac and 3 ac for horses and stables would that qualify? According to DOR if 50% qualifies then all of it qualifies.

Thanks for all the response to all the previous posts too!

Randy Roberts

Kershaw County

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO

Subject: [SCAAO] Horse Farms.

I understand according to DOR if you are growing timber you have to have a minimum of 5 acs and growing crops a

minimum of 10 acs, but what about a horse farm. Is there a minimum requirement? If you have 5 acs total, house on 1/2

ac and 3 ac for horses and stables would that qualify? According to DOR if 50% qualifies then all of it qualifies.

Thanks for all the response to all the previous posts too!

Randy Roberts

Kershaw County

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Patricia Pringle

From: Linda Taylor

Sent: Thursday, December 30, 2010 9:33 AM

To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Bobbie Reaves; Danny Floyd; David

Epperson; Frances Richbourg; Gail McCormack; [email protected]; JoElla

Henry; John Truluck IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings; Lebon Joye

([email protected]); Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon;

[email protected]; Margie Lane; Lynden Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria

Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia

Pringle; Percy Harvin; Robert Dennis; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black

([email protected]); Carolyn McLeod; Tamika Malone; Tanya Markle

([email protected]); Thomas Harvin; Vickie Williams; Willie Mae

Manning

Subject: W-2 Information

All employees will receive the memo below. On January 31, 2011 please send ONE employee to pick up the W-2’s.

If I have them ready prior to the 31st

I will notify you.

Linda J. Taylor Clarendon County Payroll/Benefits Coordinator PO Box 486 Manning, S.C. 29102-0486 803/435-9654 Phone 803/435-2653 Fax

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Patricia Pringle

From: Linda Taylor <[email protected]>


To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Bobbie Reaves; Danny Floyd; David

Epperson; Frances Richbourg; Gail McCormack; [email protected]; JoElla

Henry; John Truluck IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings; Lebon Joye

([email protected]); Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon;

[email protected]; Margie Lane; Lynden Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria

Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia

Pringle; Percy Harvin; Robert Dennis; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black


([email protected]); Thomas Harvin; Vickie Williams; Willie Mae

Manning

Subject: W-2 Information

All employees will receive the memo below. On January 31, 2011 please send ONE employee to pick up the W-2’s.

If I have them ready prior to the 31st

I will notify you.


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Patricia Pringle

From: Linda Taylor

Sent: Wednesday, December 29, 2010 8:54 AM

To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Frances

Richbourg; Gail McCormack; [email protected]; JoElla Henry; John Truluck

IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings; Lebon Joye ([email protected]);

Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon; Lynden Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn

Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia Pringle; Percy

Harvin; Rhonda Rainey ([email protected]); Robert Dennis; Shelton

Hughes; Shirley Black ([email protected]); Carolyn McLeod; Tamika Malone;

Tanya Markle ([email protected]); Thomas Harvin

Subject: Final Time Sheets for the Year 2010

Hi Everyone:

Hope you had a Merry Christmas.

Please have your final time sheets into the HR Dept. by Wednesday, January 5, 2011. I have to post the final two

weeks of December manually before I can process the Jan. 15th

payroll. Your help in making this happen, during daylight

work hours as I don’t like working at night any longer, will be greatly appreciated.

Have a Happy New Year.


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Patricia Pringle



To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Frances

Richbourg; Gail McCormack; [email protected]; JoElla Henry; John Truluck

IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings; Lebon Joye ([email protected]);

Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon; Lynden Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn

Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia Pringle; Percy

Harvin; Rhonda Rainey ([email protected]); Robert Dennis; Shelton

Hughes; Shirley Black ([email protected]); Carolyn McLeod; Tamika Malone;

Tanya Markle ([email protected]); Thomas Harvin

Subject: Final Time Sheets for the Year 2010

Hi Everyone:

Hope you had a Merry Christmas.

Please have your final time sheets into the HR Dept. by Wednesday, January 5, 2011. I have to post the final two

weeks of December manually before I can process the Jan. 15th

payroll. Your help in making this happen, during daylight

work hours as I don’t like working at night any longer, will be greatly appreciated.

Have a Happy New Year.


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Patricia Pringle


Sent: Monday, December 27, 2010 6:02 PM



































David & Melva Young

Subject: Ryan Sidney Green

Dear Friends,

Please remember Ryan Sidney Green and his family. Yesterday early evening Mrs. Becky couldn't get him to respond.

He was transported to Clarendon Memorial and then transferred to Carolinas Hospital in Florence. Please PRAY!

Pat

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Patricia Pringle

From: Ferretti, Xiomara C <[email protected]>


To: Bob Everett

Cc: Patricia Pringle

Subject: RE: Clarendon, SC

Good morning Bob, Any update on the status of my request? Thank you, Xiomara Ferretti LPS Real Estate Data Solutions, Inc. 3100 New York Drive, Suite 100 MS-IDM Pasadena, CA 91107 Toll Free (877)-436-3282 Ext 2063 Direct (626)-345-2063 Fax # 626-808-9099 [email protected]

From: Patricia Pringle [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Tuesday, December 14, 2010 2:00 PM

To: 'Bob Everett' Cc: Ferretti, Xiomara C

Subject: FW: Clarendon, SC

Mr. Everett,

I am forwarding this to you since your department handles all real estate property. Please see the email below.

Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697 Manning, SC 29102 (803) 435-2013 [email protected]

From: Ferretti, Xiomara C [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:54 AM

To: Patricia Pringle Subject: Clarendon, SC

Ms. Patricia Pringle:

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I was forwarded to contact you regarding the current taxes and certified assessments. I have

included my request below. If you have any of the fields in my request besides the assessments

and taxes, please let me know.

LPS Real Estate Data Solutions, Inc. would like to get information on acquiring a computer copy of

the most current assessment information for all parcels in Clarendon County.

We would be interested in any or all of the following fields:

G E N E R A L PROPERTY CHARACTERISTICS

APN / Account Number Property Class / Land Use Lot Size or Area

Owner Name Legal Description Building Area

Owner Mailing Address Tax Amounts Year Built

Property Address (Situs) Acres # of Stories / # of Units

Current Assmnt Values # Bedrooms / # Baths

(Land & Imprvmnt) S A L E S Garage Type / # of Cars

Current Market Value Date / Price of Last Sale Pool

(Land & Imprvmnt) Recorder’s Document # Type Construction

*If you do not have layout please highlight fields (above) that are in your data. If it is not on the

list, please include.

Please determine the assessment/tax year that is available (certified) and the format the data will be in.

Please let me know what information would be available, price and format. If possible, please

e-mail me a copy of the record layout.

Thank you, Xiomara Ferretti LPS Real Estate Data Solutions, Inc. 3100 New York Drive, Suite 100 MS-IDM Pasadena, CA 91107 Toll Free (877)-436-3282 Ext 2063 Direct (626)-345-2063 Fax # 626-808-9099 [email protected]

The information contained in this message is proprietary and/or

confidential. If you are not the intended recipient, please: (i) delete

the message and all copies; (ii) do not disclose, distribute or use the

message in any manner; and (iii) notify the sender immediately. In

addition, please be aware that any message addressed to our domain is

subject to archiving and review by persons other than the intended

recipient. Thank you. The information contained in this message is proprietary and/or





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recipient. Thank you.

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Patricia Pringle



To: Bob Everett



Good morning Bob, Any update on the status of my request? Thank you, Xiomara Ferretti LPS Real Estate Data Solutions, Inc. 3100 New York Drive, Suite 100 MS-IDM Pasadena, CA 91107 Toll Free (877)-436-3282 Ext 2063 Direct (626)-345-2063 Fax # 626-808-9099 [email protected]





Mr. Everett,






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recipient. Thank you. The information contained in this message is proprietary and/or





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Patricia Pringle


Sent: Sunday, December 26, 2010 8:22 PM

To: Randy-Kershaw County; SCAAO

Subject: Re: [SCAAO] AG Applications

Randy,

It usually depends on the size of the tract and the claimed use as to what we require. If they are claiming timberland on

tracts below 20 acres and they are not obviously planted pines, X-mas trees or of sufficient density, I will often require a

management plan. I arrived at the 20 acre amount after interviewing several foresters and timber buyers on how small

a tract they could typically cut, buy and/or manage for a profit. Once over that size our requirements become much less

stringent as voluntary propagation becomes a more acceptable and economically viable forestry practice. I have

granted Ag on 6 or 7 acre tracts on nothing but an application and a field check once it revealed that they were in reality

wall to wall planted pines.

I have denied tracts of 16 to 18 acres that were not legitimate timberland and refused to provide management plans,

schedule F's or any other proof of that use (and won at the appeal board and ALC).

Tracts of cropland that are obviously row cropped and meet the minimum acreage are no problem but I have required

copies of leases to known farmers and/or schedule F's on questionable items of small size, multiple uses or in

commercial areas.

In short the bigger the tract, the less stringent we are. A 200 acre tract claiming timber usually only needs to make

application. Although we do have a 325+- acre tract I have denied because it is entirely in a PUD and the SC Forestry

Commission won't even do a forestry management plan on it due to the zoning.

I wish the legislature would make granting Ag a much more simple cut and dry process with absolute qualifiers!

Steve Hamilton

Calhoun County Assessor

----- Original Message -----

From: "Randy-Kershaw County" <[email protected]>

To: "SCAAO" <[email protected]>

Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2010 9:16 AM

Subject: [SCAAO] AG Applications

> How stringent are you regarding AG applications? Do you require a

> mangement plan from a licensed forester for AG or a schedule F for

> farm ?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Randy Roberts

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Patricia Pringle



To: Randy-Kershaw County; SCAAO

Subject: Re: [SCAAO] AG Applications

Randy,

It usually depends on the size of the tract and the claimed use as to what we require. If they are claiming timberland on

tracts below 20 acres and they are not obviously planted pines, X-mas trees or of sufficient density, I will often require a

management plan. I arrived at the 20 acre amount after interviewing several foresters and timber buyers on how small

a tract they could typically cut, buy and/or manage for a profit. Once over that size our requirements become much less

stringent as voluntary propagation becomes a more acceptable and economically viable forestry practice. I have

granted Ag on 6 or 7 acre tracts on nothing but an application and a field check once it revealed that they were in reality

wall to wall planted pines.

I have denied tracts of 16 to 18 acres that were not legitimate timberland and refused to provide management plans,

schedule F's or any other proof of that use (and won at the appeal board and ALC).

Tracts of cropland that are obviously row cropped and meet the minimum acreage are no problem but I have required

copies of leases to known farmers and/or schedule F's on questionable items of small size, multiple uses or in

commercial areas.

In short the bigger the tract, the less stringent we are. A 200 acre tract claiming timber usually only needs to make

application. Although we do have a 325+- acre tract I have denied because it is entirely in a PUD and the SC Forestry

Commission won't even do a forestry management plan on it due to the zoning.

I wish the legislature would make granting Ag a much more simple cut and dry process with absolute qualifiers!

Steve Hamilton


----- Original Message -----

From: "Randy-Kershaw County" <[email protected]>

To: "SCAAO" <[email protected]>

Sent: Saturday, November 13, 2010 9:16 AM

Subject: [SCAAO] AG Applications

> How stringent are you regarding AG applications? Do you require a

> mangement plan from a licensed forester for AG or a schedule F for

> farm ?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Randy Roberts

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Patricia Pringle



To: SCAAO Google Talk

Subject: [SCAAO] Legal Residence and Legal Seperation.

Randy, Unless they have presented a separate MAINTENANCE agreement SIGNED BY A JUDGE to support their claim I would deny it. The "separation agreement" is a legal fiction between the parties and can be ignored completely by the whim of the judge. SC law does not recognize a "separation agreement" due to the value placed on marriage by the state and society. It should hold up before the ALJ depending on the judge and their opinions on "19th century thinking". I wonder if that problem would be solved if the husbands LR was removed instead of the wife. The joint tax return would probably be your best evidence of actual LR address. Luck, Steve Hamilton Calhoun County Assessor

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Patricia Pringle





Randy, Unless they have presented a separate MAINTENANCE agreement SIGNED BY A JUDGE to support their claim I would deny it. The "separation agreement" is a legal fiction between the parties and can be ignored completely by the whim of the judge. SC law does not recognize a "separation agreement" due to the value placed on marriage by the state and society. It should hold up before the ALJ depending on the judge and their opinions on "19th century thinking". I wonder if that problem would be solved if the husbands LR was removed instead of the wife. The joint tax return would probably be your best evidence of actual LR address. Luck, Steve Hamilton Calhoun County Assessor

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO


We have a couple who got separated and both are receiving LR on their lake homes. Well I started checking and they

have been separated for three years. I removed LR from one of the homes and the wife came in and complained stating

she was in compliance with the law and wanted her LR granted back. I observed her still wearing her wedding band and

asked why are you still wearing your wedding band and how long before you get divorced? She then replied we did not

want to rush through the process and have to have a fire sale of all their possessions. I then asked are they filing

separate tax returns and she said no they were still filing jointly because they have a business together. I have denied

her LR and wondering if this would hold up if it went ALJ. Has anyone had something like this happen and looking for

some advice and if I should grant back.

God Bless and Merry Christmas!

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO


We have a couple who got separated and both are receiving LR on their lake homes. Well I started checking and they

have been separated for three years. I removed LR from one of the homes and the wife came in and complained stating

she was in compliance with the law and wanted her LR granted back. I observed her still wearing her wedding band and

asked why are you still wearing your wedding band and how long before you get divorced? She then replied we did not

want to rush through the process and have to have a fire sale of all their possessions. I then asked are they filing

separate tax returns and she said no they were still filing jointly because they have a business together. I have denied

her LR and wondering if this would hold up if it went ALJ. Has anyone had something like this happen and looking for

some advice and if I should grant back.

God Bless and Merry Christmas!

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Patricia Pringle

From: Turbeville Town Hall <[email protected]>

Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 4:20 PM

To: Ginie Turbeville; Dr. Kate Smith ECMedical Center; Jason Newsome; Ty Green; Nicole

Boone WBTW; News 19 WLTX; J. Torok Florence Morning News; J. Knight Florence

Morning News; Harry Logan Florence Morning News; Hannah Horne WISTV; Gail Mathis

The Item; Cleve Dowell Clarendon Citizen; Bobby Baker The Item; Bob Juback WBTW;

Jason Leslie The Manning Times; Bo Chappell Turbeville Police; Deborah Welch

Turbeville Clerk of Court; Ellis Evans Turbeville DPW; Ike Ard Turbeville Recreation; Faye

Atkinson Turbeville Clerk

Subject: December/January Turbeville Newsletter

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He partners Town hall will be closed Friday, Dec. 24, and Monday, Dec. 27 for Christmas holidays. The office will also be closed

Friday, Dec. 31 in observance of the New Years holiday.

For unique Christmas gifts, don’t forget to shop at town hall. Check out the Collectible Christmas ornaments,

caps, shirts, bags, etc. Also prints by some local artists such as Jessie Welch and Grant Cannon are available.

The Turbeville Christmas ornament this year honors our own SC State Champion Dixie Darlings for 2010. A limited

number now available for $12.00. Get your ornament(s) before they sell out!

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Thanks to all the volunteers who helped make the Turbeville Christmas parade and tree lighting a success. Parade Entry Award Winners were:

Elf Award (golf carts) Turbeville Hardware and Gifts Snowman Award (commercial) Turbeville IGA Plus Reindeer Award ( non-commercial) Amedisys Hospice Santa Award (best overall) T & L Heating and Air Conditioning

Applications to tap into the water line of the town of Turbeville, which is being expanded, are available at town hall.

A map showing the location of the areas to be extended is also available. The cost of taps through the January 15th deadline is $100.00. Costs will rise considerably after that date. Edwina Powell Hodge Green and Yvonne Powell Hodge were made honorary citizens of the Town of Turbeville during the tree lighting ceremony for their contribution of the Christmas decorations displayed around town. They donated them in memory of Diane and Kenneth Coker.

2010 Puddin’ Swamp festival t-shirts are now on sale for $6.00 per shirt. Assorted sizes for long and short-

sleeved shirts are available.

Miss South Carolina, Desiree Puglia, visited Turbeville on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. After visiting Clarendon District 3 Schools, she had lunch at the Chat’N’Chew. Miss Puglia visited several businesses in town and had the evening meal with the children at the FWBHC . Watch for her on January 15, 2011, in the Miss America pageant from Las Vegas, NV.

The next Neighborhood Watch program will be held Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011, at 7:00 PM at town hall. The public is

encouraged to attend to find out what individual citizens can do to deter crime in our community. The Clarendon County Historical Society museum is now open at 102 S. Brooks St. in Manning on Thursday and

Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. For more information call 803-433-0328. Artifacts that promote the history and heritage of Clarendon County are being sought to display at the center.

Congratulations to the Turbeville Police Department for receiving the 3rd Judicial Circuit SC Law Enforcement

Network award in recognition of outstanding service and dedication to keeping highways safe by participating in road checks, seat belt checks and DUI enforcement.

On Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, Clarendon County will hold an E-Waste Recycling Day at Turbeville Town Hall from

9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. One hundred 18 gallon recycling containers will be given out for homeowners to use in transporting materials to the recycling center. Coffee and doughnuts will be available. E-waste includes old computers, printers, televisions, etc. A complete list can be found on the bulletin board at the back door of town hall. Carson’s Unique Cakes, owned and operated by Jenna Windham, is busy baking cakes, cookies, cupcakes and wedding cakes. Located at 1495 Olanta Hwy (Hwy 301 North), the telephone number is 843-659-ICED (4233). Hours of operation are Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, closed from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM for lunch and open from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM on Saturday. The store is closed on Monday. Stop by and visit Jenna and experience the delicious sights and smells inside. An “effluent” sewage leak was located at the intersection of Jimmy St and Seloc Rd. The leak was effluent, which is treated water, and poses no danger to the public. DHEC has inspected the leak which has been repaired. A new sight for Turbeville! Mrs. Celise Miller is training dogs to assist individuals with special needs and PTSS. These assist dogs, like the “seeing eye dogs,” are nationally certified to enter all businesses and eateries as part of their training. The Town of Turbeville received notification of a grant award from the South Carolina Department of Commerce to enhance the southwestern portion of town known as the Powell Neighborhood (This neighborhood includes south end of Pope Street, Pope Street Extension, Old Manning Road, Jimmy Street, and Seloc Road). A planning/community meeting

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will be held January 13, 2011 at 6pm in town hall for the purpose of receiving input from this community on goals for this Village Renaissance Grant. The next meeting of the Four Seasons Lunch Series will be held at Town Hall on Wed., Jan 26, 2011, at 12 Noon. The topic for the month will be pruning. Please call 659-2781 to make reservations for this free program that includes lunch. Third, and final, reading of Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010----14141414, will be held at the next regular meeting of town council. This concerns

changing the current requirement of 3 readings on ordinances to 2 readings on ordinances. The entire ordinance may be seen at town hall.

The next meeting of Town Council will be held at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, January 11, 2011. The public is encouraged to

attend. For a detailed Calendar of Events, information on the Town’s Recreation Program, and other information, visit the Town’s web site at www.townofturbeville.com. If your organization is hosting a special event and would like to advertise that event “FREE” on the town’s web site and in the monthly newsletter, please contact Pat Goodwin at 659-2781 or 598-2116.

“ Wewish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and aHAPPY NEW YEAR!”

Town Council andEmployees

Patrick Goodwin, Town Administrator Town of Turbeville P.O. Box 70 Turbeville, South Carolina 29162 A great resolution for the New Year is to volunteer your time for others, even if just once a week, or once a month. Volunteering is all about commitment and enthusiasm, so choose something that you will enjoy and are interested in. ~Julie Fisher-McGarry

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Office - (843) 659-2781 Cell - (843) 598-2116

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Patricia Pringle



To: Ginie Turbeville; Dr. Kate Smith ECMedical Center; Jason Newsome; Ty Green; Nicole

Boone WBTW; News 19 WLTX; J. Torok Florence Morning News; J. Knight Florence

Morning News; Harry Logan Florence Morning News; Hannah Horne WISTV; Gail Mathis

The Item; Cleve Dowell Clarendon Citizen; Bobby Baker The Item; Bob Juback WBTW;

Jason Leslie The Manning Times; Bo Chappell Turbeville Police; Deborah Welch

Turbeville Clerk of Court; Ellis Evans Turbeville DPW; Ike Ard Turbeville Recreation; Faye

Atkinson Turbeville Clerk

Subject: December/January Turbeville Newsletter

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He partners Town hall will be closed Friday, Dec. 24, and Monday, Dec. 27 for Christmas holidays. The office will also be closed

Friday, Dec. 31 in observance of the New Years holiday.

For unique Christmas gifts, don’t forget to shop at town hall. Check out the Collectible Christmas ornaments,

caps, shirts, bags, etc. Also prints by some local artists such as Jessie Welch and Grant Cannon are available.

The Turbeville Christmas ornament this year honors our own SC State Champion Dixie Darlings for 2010. A limited

number now available for $12.00. Get your ornament(s) before they sell out!

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Thanks to all the volunteers who helped make the Turbeville Christmas parade and tree lighting a success. Parade Entry Award Winners were:

Elf Award (golf carts) Turbeville Hardware and Gifts Snowman Award (commercial) Turbeville IGA Plus Reindeer Award ( non-commercial) Amedisys Hospice Santa Award (best overall) T & L Heating and Air Conditioning

Applications to tap into the water line of the town of Turbeville, which is being expanded, are available at town hall.

A map showing the location of the areas to be extended is also available. The cost of taps through the January 15th deadline is $100.00. Costs will rise considerably after that date. Edwina Powell Hodge Green and Yvonne Powell Hodge were made honorary citizens of the Town of Turbeville during the tree lighting ceremony for their contribution of the Christmas decorations displayed around town. They donated them in memory of Diane and Kenneth Coker.

2010 Puddin’ Swamp festival t-shirts are now on sale for $6.00 per shirt. Assorted sizes for long and short-

sleeved shirts are available.

Miss South Carolina, Desiree Puglia, visited Turbeville on Tuesday, Dec. 7, 2010. After visiting Clarendon District 3 Schools, she had lunch at the Chat’N’Chew. Miss Puglia visited several businesses in town and had the evening meal with the children at the FWBHC . Watch for her on January 15, 2011, in the Miss America pageant from Las Vegas, NV.

The next Neighborhood Watch program will be held Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2011, at 7:00 PM at town hall. The public is

encouraged to attend to find out what individual citizens can do to deter crime in our community. The Clarendon County Historical Society museum is now open at 102 S. Brooks St. in Manning on Thursday and

Friday from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM and on Saturday from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. For more information call 803-433-0328. Artifacts that promote the history and heritage of Clarendon County are being sought to display at the center.

Congratulations to the Turbeville Police Department for receiving the 3rd Judicial Circuit SC Law Enforcement

Network award in recognition of outstanding service and dedication to keeping highways safe by participating in road checks, seat belt checks and DUI enforcement.

On Saturday, Jan. 29, 2011, Clarendon County will hold an E-Waste Recycling Day at Turbeville Town Hall from

9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. One hundred 18 gallon recycling containers will be given out for homeowners to use in transporting materials to the recycling center. Coffee and doughnuts will be available. E-waste includes old computers, printers, televisions, etc. A complete list can be found on the bulletin board at the back door of town hall. Carson’s Unique Cakes, owned and operated by Jenna Windham, is busy baking cakes, cookies, cupcakes and wedding cakes. Located at 1495 Olanta Hwy (Hwy 301 North), the telephone number is 843-659-ICED (4233). Hours of operation are Tuesday through Friday from 9:00 AM to 5:30 PM, closed from 1:30 PM to 2:30 PM for lunch and open from 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM on Saturday. The store is closed on Monday. Stop by and visit Jenna and experience the delicious sights and smells inside. An “effluent” sewage leak was located at the intersection of Jimmy St and Seloc Rd. The leak was effluent, which is treated water, and poses no danger to the public. DHEC has inspected the leak which has been repaired. A new sight for Turbeville! Mrs. Celise Miller is training dogs to assist individuals with special needs and PTSS. These assist dogs, like the “seeing eye dogs,” are nationally certified to enter all businesses and eateries as part of their training. The Town of Turbeville received notification of a grant award from the South Carolina Department of Commerce to enhance the southwestern portion of town known as the Powell Neighborhood (This neighborhood includes south end of Pope Street, Pope Street Extension, Old Manning Road, Jimmy Street, and Seloc Road). A planning/community meeting

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will be held January 13, 2011 at 6pm in town hall for the purpose of receiving input from this community on goals for this Village Renaissance Grant. The next meeting of the Four Seasons Lunch Series will be held at Town Hall on Wed., Jan 26, 2011, at 12 Noon. The topic for the month will be pruning. Please call 659-2781 to make reservations for this free program that includes lunch. Third, and final, reading of Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010Ordinance 2010----14141414, will be held at the next regular meeting of town council. This concerns

changing the current requirement of 3 readings on ordinances to 2 readings on ordinances. The entire ordinance may be seen at town hall.

The next meeting of Town Council will be held at 6:30 PM on Tuesday, January 11, 2011. The public is encouraged to

attend. For a detailed Calendar of Events, information on the Town’s Recreation Program, and other information, visit the Town’s web site at www.townofturbeville.com. If your organization is hosting a special event and would like to advertise that event “FREE” on the town’s web site and in the monthly newsletter, please contact Pat Goodwin at 659-2781 or 598-2116.

“ Wewish you a MERRY CHRISTMAS and aHAPPY NEW YEAR!”

Town Council andEmployees

Patrick Goodwin, Town Administrator Town of Turbeville P.O. Box 70 Turbeville, South Carolina 29162 A great resolution for the New Year is to volunteer your time for others, even if just once a week, or once a month. Volunteering is all about commitment and enthusiasm, so choose something that you will enjoy and are interested in. ~Julie Fisher-McGarry

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Office - (843) 659-2781 Cell - (843) 598-2116

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Patricia Pringle

From: Mia R. Jackson


To: Allen Hutto ; Vickie Williams; Bobby Baker; Byron Sprott; Carol Ostro; Cathy Gilbert;

Carleton Snow; Cleve Dowell; Dawn H. Griffith ; Dee & Janet Cercopely ; Elaine Barnhill;

Jackie Torok ; 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

([email protected]); Maria Rose; Marilyn Tsirigotis; Mark Blackmon; Mike

Burkhold; Nancy Cave; Patricia Pringle; Patrick Goodwin ; Rebecca Rhodes ; Sandi

Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Toni S

Baker; Vicki Howell ; Cindy McInnis; Daun Davis; [email protected]; Lynden

Anthony

Subject: 2011 Clarendon County Council Meetings & County Obseved Holiday Closings

Attachments: 2011Clarendon County Schedule(s).docx

Good afternoon all: Attached, please find a copy of the 2011 County Council Meetings and Holiday closings for Clarendon County. The County Council meetings will be held at Weldon Auditorium beginning January 10, 2011 until further notice. Should you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact my office. Everyone please have a safe and happy holiday! Kind regards, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to Clarendon County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 111 S. Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 OFC-803.435.9654 FAX-803.435.2653 www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov "A timid person is frightened before a danger, a coward during the time, and a courageous person afterward." ~Jean Paul Richter

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Patricia Pringle

From: Mia R. Jackson <[email protected]>


To: Allen Hutto ; Vickie Williams; Bobby Baker; Byron Sprott; Carol Ostro; Cathy Gilbert;






Burkhold; Nancy Cave; Patricia Pringle; Patrick Goodwin ; Rebecca Rhodes ; Sandi

Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Toni S

Baker; Vicki Howell ; Cindy McInnis; Daun Davis; [email protected]; Lynden

Anthony

Subject: 2011 Clarendon County Council Meetings & County Obseved Holiday Closings

Attachments: 2011Clarendon County Schedule(s).docx

Good afternoon all: Attached, please find a copy of the 2011 County Council Meetings and Holiday closings for Clarendon County. The County Council meetings will be held at Weldon Auditorium beginning January 10, 2011 until further notice. Should you have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to contact my office. Everyone please have a safe and happy holiday! Kind regards, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to Clarendon County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 111 S. Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 OFC-803.435.9654 FAX-803.435.2653 www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov "A timid person is frightened before a danger, a coward during the time, and a courageous person afterward." ~Jean Paul Richter

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Patricia Pringle



To: Abony Parker; Amy Dibens; Amy Pringle; Angela Williams; Anthony Mack; Bertha

Conyers; Beulah Roberts; Bobbi Adams; Bobbie Reaves; Booking Supervisor; Buck Taylor;

Carl Floyd; Carl Floyd; Carla Walker; Carleton Snow; Carol Eaddy; Carolyn McLeod; Cedric

Mallett; Cheryl Pendergrass; Cody Odom; Connie Wise; Council Chairman; Council

District 1; Council District 2; Council District 3; Council Vice Chairman; Cynthia Henry;

Cynthia Mack; Dale Windham; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Deborah Vinson; Debra

Brewer; Dwayne Baldwin; Emliy Voll; Faye Turner; Frances Richbourg; Frances Richbourg;

Frank Kelley; Gail McCormack; Geraldine Johnson; Hal Kennedy; Harriet Avin; Jessica

McKenzie; JoElla Henry; John Nelson; Jonathan Jones; Jonathan Jones; Joye Morris;

Kathy Geddings; Kathy Saint; Leslie Smith; Linda Jones; Lucille Obrien; Madaline Braxton;

Maria Rose; Maria Roseboom; Marie Malmont; Marie Smith; Marilyn Wilson; Mark

Blackmon; Mary J. McLeod; Mia R. Jackson; Michael Braxton; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark;

Pamela Joyner; Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Princess Lang; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert

Dennis; Robert Walker; Sandi Tucker; Shalena Gibson; Shanita Brangman; Sharon

Yomtob; Shelton Hughes; Shift Supervisor; Shirley Black-Oliver; Stacey Pigate; Stephanie

Williams; Susan Ardis; Susie McDowell; Thomasena Ragin; Thomasenia McBride; Timm

Hilliard; Tommy Sauls; Tommy Sauls; Willie Mae Manning

Cc: [email protected]; [email protected];


[email protected]; Margie Lane ([email protected])

Subject: Clarendon County Contact List

Attachments: 2011CCDepartmental-EmailContactList.doc

Good afternoon everyone: Attached, please find an updated copy of the Clarendon County Departmental Contact list along with email. Should you find a discrepancy within your department please contact me so I can note the appropriate changes. Have a great afternoon and a safe and happy holiday! Kind regards, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to Clarendon County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 111 S. Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 OFC-803.435.9654 FAX-803.435.2653 www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov

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"A timid person is frightened before a danger, a coward during the time, and a courageous person afterward." ~Jean Paul Richter

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Patricia Pringle



To: Abony Parker; Amy Dibens; Amy Pringle; Angela Williams; Anthony Mack; Bertha

Conyers; Beulah Roberts; Bobbi Adams; Bobbie Reaves; Booking Supervisor; Buck Taylor;

Carl Floyd; Carl Floyd; Carla Walker; Carleton Snow; Carol Eaddy; Carolyn McLeod; Cedric








Maria Rose; Maria Roseboom; Marie Malmont; Marie Smith; Marilyn Wilson; Mark

Blackmon; Mary J. McLeod; Mia R. Jackson; Michael Braxton; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark;

Pamela Joyner; Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Princess Lang; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert

Dennis; Robert Walker; Sandi Tucker; Shalena Gibson; Shanita Brangman; Sharon

Yomtob; Shelton Hughes; Shift Supervisor; Shirley Black-Oliver; Stacey Pigate; Stephanie

Williams; Susan Ardis; Susie McDowell; Thomasena Ragin; Thomasenia McBride; Timm

Hilliard; Tommy Sauls; Tommy Sauls; Willie Mae Manning

Cc: [email protected]; [email protected];


[email protected]; Margie Lane ([email protected])

Subject: Clarendon County Contact List

Attachments: 2011CCDepartmental-EmailContactList.doc

Good afternoon everyone: Attached, please find an updated copy of the Clarendon County Departmental Contact list along with email. Should you find a discrepancy within your department please contact me so I can note the appropriate changes. Have a great afternoon and a safe and happy holiday! Kind regards, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to Clarendon County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 111 S. Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 OFC-803.435.9654 FAX-803.435.2653 www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov

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"A timid person is frightened before a danger, a coward during the time, and a courageous person afterward." ~Jean Paul Richter

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Patricia Pringle

From: Johnny Bonaparte <[email protected]>


To: Patricia Pringle

Subject: Re: Redistricting Alert: South Carolina Gains 7th Congressional District!

This is serious business. That why District One should not have allowed the line shift in 09.

Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry

From: "Patricia Pringle" <[email protected]> Date: Wed, 22 Dec 2010 10:36:16 -0500 To: Patricia Pringle<[email protected]> Subject: FW: Redistricting Alert: South Carolina Gains 7th Congressional District! FYI


From: Carol Fowler [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2010 8:03 AM


Subject: Redistricting Alert: South Carolina Gains 7th Congressional District!

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Dear Patricia,

When districts are reapportioned next year, South Carolina will gain a seventh Congressional seat, based on population information released today by the U.S. Census Bureau.

When the Republican-controlled Legislature redraws Congressional district lines in 2011, we expect South Carolina Republicans will try to gerrymander the map to maximize an unfair partisan advantage. Our freshman congressmen have already begun to brag about gaining another right-wing counterpart!

Democrats are prepared to fight for every South Carolinian’s right to vote in a district that complies with the Voting Rights Act – where voters can truly make their voices heard. You are an important part of that

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effort. There will be crucial points in the redistricting process where you must speak out for fairness.

Get involved today with the South Carolina Democratic Party! We need dedicated Democratic activists in 2011. If you'd like to get more involved, click here. Or make a contribution of any size to help Democrats continue to fight the good fight in South Carolina.

Remember, when we talk about redistricting, we are not just talking about ten years of elections in new districts. Redistricting will also determine ten years of public policy that affects our daily lives – policy that will decide the quality of our children's education, access to health care and our economic future.

Redistricting will change not just Congressional district boundaries, but the district lines for legislative and county council seats. You can count on the South Carolina Democratic Party, with your help, to fight for fairness at every level.

Democrats cannot and will not allow our voices to be silenced in this critical process. We will fight for a fair and legal plan, from the Legislature to the Justice Department and the courts. As redistricting proceeds, the South Carolina Democratic Party's focus will be on every voter's fundamental rights. We will also keep you up-to-date with important updates on the process.

Your fellow Democrat,

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Patricia Pringle

From: Thomasena Ragin



Subject: vehicle bill correction letter/please review

Dear Taxpayer,

Enclose please find a corrected bill for your January vehicle renewal. Your bill was calculated at the 6% ratio in

error. Vehicles not categorized as personal motor vehicles are not entitled to the 6% reduced rate. Because

your vehicle is registered to a business, it has been recalculated at the 10.5% ratio. We apologize for any

inconvenience this may have caused. If you have any questions regarding this matter, feel free to call the

Auditor’s office at (803)435-2013.

Sincerely,

Thomasena Ragin

Administrative Assistant

Clarendon County Auditor’s Office

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Patricia Pringle

From: Thomasena Ragin <[email protected]>



Subject: vehicle bill correction letter/please review

Dear Taxpayer,

Enclose please find a corrected bill for your January vehicle renewal. Your bill was calculated at the 6% ratio in

error. Vehicles not categorized as personal motor vehicles are not entitled to the 6% reduced rate. Because

your vehicle is registered to a business, it has been recalculated at the 10.5% ratio. We apologize for any

inconvenience this may have caused. If you have any questions regarding this matter, feel free to call the

Auditor’s office at (803)435-2013.

Sincerely,

Thomasena Ragin

Administrative Assistant

Clarendon County Auditor’s Office

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Patricia Pringle

From: The Performance Institute <[email protected]>



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Patricia Pringle

From: Mouzon, Sally <[email protected]>

Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 2010 9:22 AM



[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Taber, Pammy;










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[email protected]; Guy, Jane; [email protected];



Subject: Vehicle Appeals

Season Greetings!

I have had our Auditor’s manual out this morning reviewing the sections on vehicle appeals. (1) Do you accept dealer

letters which state the resale value of a certain vehicle is__________, with no explanation of why if it is sometimes

substantially below the NADA, Black Book, and Kelley Blue Book?

(2) Do you require a print out or documentation of where the dealer pulled their information from?

(3) Do you accept the taxpayer’s BOS to apply an assessed value the first year even when the Gross sales price is

substantially below current national guides?

(4) Or can you just tell me your procedures?

Sorry to bother you, but I am dealing with a local dealer, a taxpayer who worked with him for several years, who also

happens to be a friend and church member and very persistent.

Thanks in advance to any of you who have the time to answer.

Thanks. Sally

Sally Mouzon

Williamsburg County Auditor

843-355-8942

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Season Greetings!











Thanks. Sally

Sally Mouzon


843-355-8942

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Season Greetings!











Thanks. Sally

Sally Mouzon


843-355-8942

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Patricia Pringle

From: Carleton Snow



Subject: Jan Car tax notices one of each

Attachments: Jan Car Notices One Of.pdf

Hi Patricia,

Here is a new one of each district.

Chip

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Patricia Pringle

From: Carleton Snow <[email protected]>



Subject: Jan Car tax notices one of each

Attachments: Jan Car Notices One Of.pdf

Hi Patricia,

Here is a new one of each district.

Chip

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Patricia Pringle

From: NORD <[email protected]>



Subject: NORD e-News: December 2010 Edition

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Holiday Greetings to All!

On behalf of the NORD staff, Board of Directors, and Medical Advisory Committee, we extend our best wishes to all for happy holidays and a wonderful New Year! NORD is blessed with a strong and supportive circle of members and friends. We look forward to working with all of you to make 2011 the best year ever for the patients and families who rely on us to promote awareness, innovative research, medical advances, and fair and compassionate public policies.

Please Join Us in Supporting World Rare Disease Day

World Rare Disease Day will take place on February 28, 2011. As the U.S. sponsor for this global event, NORD encourages you to visit the U.S. Rare Disease Day website and the global site to learn how you can become involved. The global theme for 2011 is “Rare Diseases and Health Inequalities”. NORD has created a countdown badge that all who support Rare Disease Day are welcome to post on their websites or blogs. Download the badge.

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Are You Ready for the "Write Your Rep" Campaign?

When the new Congress convenes on January 5, NORD will launch a campaign to encourage members of Congress to join the new Rare and Neglected Diseases Caucus. You can help. Check the list of Caucus members on the NORD website. If your representative's name isn't there, contact him or her with a request to join the Caucus. We'll provide a sample request and background information on why the Caucus is important. NORD will also host an event to educate legislative staff about the Caucus. Watch for information on this in January.

Medical Foods Conference Scheduled for February 10

As a Rare Disease Day event, NORD will host a conference in Washington DC on February 10 to help define medical foods for rare diseases and shape a national policy agenda for NORD and its advocacy partners on this issue. Certain inborn errors of metabolism and other rare diseases require special medical foods for treatment. However, these foods can be expensive, and many families experience reimbursement issues. By drawing together all stakeholders, NORD hopes to facilitate a fair and compassionate solution to this problem. Anyone who would like to be on the invitation list may write to [email protected].

Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute to Host Symposium

The Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute will host its second annual Rare Disease Symposium on February 25 in conjunction with Rare Disease Day. Keynote speaker will be Stephen Groft, PharmD, Director of the NIH Office of Rare Diseases Research. The event will focus on endoplasmic reticulum and golgi-based rare disorders. Information and online registration. (See poster below from previous Institute event.)


Legislative Action Reinstates Orphan Drug Discounts for Children’s Hospitals

On Dec. 7, the New York Times reported that, in an unintended result of the healthcare reform legislation, children’s hospitals were being notified they no longer qualify for large discounts on orphan drugs. The discounts were implemented 18 years ago for community health centers serving larger numbers of low-income people. Later, the program was broadened to include children’s hospitals. The problem reported in the Times now appears to be fixed. Legislation

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known as the Medicare and Medicaid Extenders Act of 2010 passed by Congress on Dec. 9 reinstated the orphan drug discounts.

NORD Submits Comments to FDA Regarding PDUFA

Every five years, the Prescription Drug User Fees Act (PDUFA) must be reauthorized. This Act provides funding to FDA that has generally been believed to improve patient safety and the speed with which potential new drugs are reviewed. NORD is meeting regularly with FDA officials and others in preparation for the reauthorization of PDUFA in 2012. Read about this in the Federal Register.

Read statement NORD has submitted to FDA.

NORD Awards 2010 Research Grants

NORD's Medical Advisory Committee has recommended, and the NORD Board of Directors has approved, the awarding of six research grants in November 2010. Details.

NIH News

New Center Proposed to Accelerate Drug Development

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) Scientific Management Review Board has voted to establish a National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences. The role of this proposed new center would be to establish a focused, integrated, and systematic approach to link basic science research with therapeutics development and clinical care. The Therapeutics for Rare and Neglected Diseases (TRND) Program http://trnd.nih.gov/ and other selected NIH translational research programs would be administered from this new center. More.

Lasker Clinical Research Scholars Program

The NIH, in conjunction with the Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation, has announced that funding is available to support physician-researchers at the NIH Clinical Center. The Lasker Clinical Research Scholars Program will accept at least five clinical researchers per year for at least the next decade, allowing scientists in the early stages of their careers to focus on patient-oriented research. More.

NIH RDCRN Doubles in Size

NIH recently reported that its Rare Diseases Clinical Research Network, created in 2003, now has 19 consortia with some 80 investigators at more than 70 institutions. The program and associated data center are currently funded at the level of $117 million over five years. RDCRN was the first specialized infrastructure at NIH to support the study of groups of related diseases rather than individual diseases. RDCRN also is unique in that it emphasizes partnership of scientific researchers with patient organizations. More about RDCRN. More about CPAG, the Coalition of Patient Advocacy Groups associated with RDCRN. http://rarediseasesnetwork.epi.usf.edu/cpag/index.htm

FDA News

FDA Seeks Nominations for Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee

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FDA is requesting nominations for members to serve on the Oncologic Drugs Advisory Committee (ODAC) in the Center for Drug Evaluation and Research (CDER). Submissions must be received by December 31. Requirements, qualifications and how to submit nominations.

FDA Issues Guidance on Public Comment Procedures at Advisory Committee Meetings

On December 9, FDA issued final guidance for people who wish to comment during the agency’s advisory committee meetings. The guidance provides instructions on how to request a time to speak and how FDA staff should respond to requests to speak at the meetings. Read FDA news release.

Recent Orphan Drug Designations

Elorac, Inc has received orphan drug designation for naloxone lotion for the topical treatment of pruritis accompanying cutaneous t-cell lymphoma, also known as mycosis fungoides.

News from NORD Member Organizations

Shwachman Diamond Syndrome Foundation (SDSF)

The SDSF has announced that the 6th bi-annual international scientific congress on SDS will be held at the New York Academy of Sciences in New York City June 28-30, 2011. This multidisciplinary forum devoted specifically to Shwachman Diamond syndrome (SDS) will explore the most important recent advances in understanding the clinical features, current management, and treatment of SDS, and the molecular function of SBDS in hematopoiesis, leukemogenesis, and organogenesis. Plenary lectures, poster sessions, interactive panel discussions, and workshops will be conducted. More information.

The Shwachman-Diamond Syndrome Registry (SDSR) has been established to collect medical information and clinical samples on individuals with SDS with the goal of improving diagnosis and treatment. The SDSR is currently centered at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle, and Cincinnati Children’s Hospital. Clinical data and biologic specimens are currently being accepted. Visit the registry.

Cornelia de Lange Syndrome Foundation (CdLSF)

The CdLSF has announced that funding is available to support clinical or basic science research of Cornelia de Lange syndrome. Up to $15,000 for one year will be awarded. Guidelines and application will be available after January 1, 2011 by emailing [email protected]

Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation (EDNF)

The EDNF has announced that the 2011 Learning Conference has been scheduled for July 21-23 in Baltimore, MD. More.

Patient and Family Resources

National Comprehensive Cancer Network (NCCN) Guidelines for Patients

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The NCCN has developed information for patients about state-of-the-art cancer treatments for selected cancers. These resources are based on the NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology that physicians use to guide treatment decisions. Patients can use the guideline to facilitate discussion with their physicians about possible treatment options. The newest booklet on multiple myeloma discusses the wide array of possible drug therapies now available. More.

Patient Recruitment

Anyone considering participating in a clinical trial should discuss the matter with his or her physician. NORD does not endorse or recommend any particular studies.

Lesch-Nyhan Syndrome

Investigators from Emory University and Johns Hopkins University are recruiting adults with full or partial Lesch-Nyhan syndrome for a research study funded by the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development (NICHHD). The aim of the study is to learn more about the behavior, thinking, biochemistry and brain structure of men with full or partial Lesch-Nyhan syndrome compared to men without it. Compensation will be provided for travel, lodging, and time. For more information, please call Tiffany Ho at (410) 502- 6346 or email [email protected] Visit the NORD website for more information.

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension Pulmonary arterial hypertension (PAH) is a rare and debilitating condition that causes high blood pressure in lung blood vessels. Symptoms may include shortness of breath, tiredness, chest pain, and a rapid heartbeat. As the disease progresses, it can lead to heart failure and death. The FREEDOM studies are Phase III clinical research studies investigating the safety and efficacy of an oral prostanoid, UT-15C (treprostinil diethanolamine) sustained-release tablets, in patients with PAH. For more information, visit the NORD website and www.pahstudy.com/advocacy

Rare Inherited Disorders and Chromosomal Abnormalities

The National Institute of General Medical Sciences supports a DNA biobank and cell repository at the Coriell Institute for Medical Research in Camden, NJ. This biobank creates cell lines, DNA and other materials from blood or tissue samples and makes these resources available to scientists worldwide to facilitate research on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of disease. Samples from individuals with rare, inherited genetic diseases, including: metabolic diseases and other diseases detectable by newborn screening, mitochondrial diseases, and chromosomal abnormalities are being collected. Interested donors may contact Tara J. Schmidlen, MS, CGC at [email protected] 856-757-4822. Visit the NORD website for more information.

Upcoming Meetings and Webcasts

The Movement Disorder Society (MDS)

The 15th International Congress of Parkinson’s Disease and Movement Disorders will be held in Toronto, Canada June 5-9, 2011. The MDS is an international professional society invested in the research and care of patients with movement disorders, including Parkinson’s disease and Parkinsonism; dystonia; chorea and Huntington disease; ataxia; tremor and essential tremor;

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myoclonus and startle; tics and Tourette syndrome; restless legs syndrome; stiff person syndrome and gait disorders. More.

Acromegaly Community

The Acromegaly Community has announced that a meeting of patients and medical experts will be held in Las Vegas, NV May 6-8, 2011. Call 716-873-4924 to reserve a space. Early bird discount is available through the end of the year.

Miscellaneous

Genetic Diseases of Children Conference and Photo Contest

In conjunction with the NIH Office of Rare Diseases Research and Office of Dietary Supplements, the Wadsworth Center of the New York State Department of Health is hosting a national conference May 7 – 9 in New York City on “Genetic Diseases of Children: Advancing Research & Care.” NORD and other patient organizations are assisting with this event. A calendar is also being developed, and images may be submitted for consideration. Details and registration.

Warner Advocacy Award

Novartis Oncology presented Maryann Wahmann of the Carcinoid Cancer Awareness Network with the 2010 Warner Advocacy Award. This award is given as a lasting tribute to Monica Warner to recognize an advocate of patients with neuroendocrine tumors who displays a passion for education, awareness and leadership in the field. More.

Lasker Foundation Seeks Nominations for Medical Research Awards

The Albert and Mary Lasker Foundation present awards to recognize and honor individuals who have made important contributions in the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, cure, and prevention of human disease. The Foundation will be accepting nominations for scientists worldwide for the 2011 Lasker Awards through February 1, 2011. More.

Websites of Interest

National Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS) Registry

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) has announced that the National ALS Registry is now fully implemented. The Registry is a program for the collection, management and analysis of data about people with ALS. Links for patient resources including ALS clinical trials are also posted. Visit the registry.

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Patricia Pringle

From: Carleton Snow

Sent: Monday, December 20, 2010 11:42 AM

To: Thomasena Ragin; Sonya Mellerson; Patricia Pringle

Subject: January car notices

Attachments: 20101220113312_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Frejected.pdf; 20101220113305

_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Fovercount.pdf; 20101220113259

_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Fnormal.pdf

Hi, Here are the files with the January notices for your review. Chip

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Patricia Pringle



To: Thomasena Ragin; Sonya Mellerson; Patricia Pringle

Subject: January car notices

Attachments: 20101220113312_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Frejected.pdf; 20101220113305

_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Fovercount.pdf; 20101220113259

_job00ZDV10D3NERE189A8D2Fnormal.pdf

Hi, Here are the files with the January notices for your review. Chip

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Patricia Pringle

From: William Paradice <[email protected]>







Patricia Pringle; [email protected]; [email protected];














Cc: Mary Lou Powell; Meredith Cleland

Subject: BPP E-file Letter to Taxpayers

Attachments: BPP e-file _ Taxpayer Notification Letter.pdf

Memo

To: County Auditors

Re: BPP Electronic Filing Letter

We are excited about the Business Personal Property electronic filing project going live on 01/01/11 for taxpayers with an account

closing period of 12/31/10. We mailed notification letters early last week to taxpayers on file with DOR who have an established

open business personal property account. I have attached a copy here of the letter we sent to taxpayers for your reference. Please

contact me with any questions.

Thanks,

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) 898-5484 email:[email protected]

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Patricia Pringle

From: William Paradice <[email protected]>







Patricia Pringle; [email protected]; [email protected];














Cc: Mary Lou Powell; Meredith Cleland

Subject: BPP E-file Letter to Taxpayers

Attachments: BPP e-file _ Taxpayer Notification Letter.pdf

Memo

To: County Auditors

Re: BPP Electronic Filing Letter

We are excited about the Business Personal Property electronic filing project going live on 01/01/11 for taxpayers with an account

closing period of 12/31/10. We mailed notification letters early last week to taxpayers on file with DOR who have an established

open business personal property account. I have attached a copy here of the letter we sent to taxpayers for your reference. Please

contact me with any questions.

Thanks,

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) 898-5484 email:[email protected]

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Patricia Pringle

From: Shirley Belton <[email protected]>




[email protected]; Brent Suddeth; [email protected];


[email protected]; Donna Lominack ; [email protected];




[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Ken

Nix; [email protected]; [email protected];



[email protected]; Patricia Pringle; [email protected];






Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: DMV Update

The info below went out to our employees in our weekly info

sheets. Please let everyone know.

Property Tax Receipt for Out of State Dealer Sales Please remember that the deferment of property taxes for 120 days is only valid for vehicles purchased from a SC dealer with the PTO form. Customers who purchased vehicles from an out of state dealer must provide proof of payment of property taxes before that vehicle can be registered in SC.

Check Postmark Date on Property Tax Receipt When the counties receive mailed in renewals, they recognize the postmarked date as the date the taxes are paid, even if they enter today’s date as the processed date. To determine if a customer owes late fees, even if the county transaction is showing that late fees are due, check the customer’s paid tax receipt. If the tax receipt has a postmark date on or before the last day of the expiration month, do not charge late fees. Override the late fee if necessary.

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Waiving County Late Fees for December Renewals Many County Tax offices will be closed for the New Year’s Holiday on December 31, 2010. DMV offices will be closed Monday January 3. Some customers whose tags expire in December may attempt to pay their taxes and/or renew their registrations on these days, but will be unable to do so. Please waive the registration late fees for customers who present a tax receipt dated January 3 or January 4, 2011 on vehicles whose registrations expire December 31, 2010.

Lotte Devlin

Deputy Director, Vehicle Services

SC Department of Motor Vehicles

PO Box 1498

10311 Wilson Blvd.

Blythewood, SC 29045-0038 803-896-4879

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Patricia Pringle





















Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: DMV Update

The info below went out to our employees in our weekly info

sheets. Please let everyone know.

Property Tax Receipt for Out of State Dealer Sales Please remember that the deferment of property taxes for 120 days is only valid for vehicles purchased from a SC dealer with the PTO form. Customers who purchased vehicles from an out of state dealer must provide proof of payment of property taxes before that vehicle can be registered in SC.

Check Postmark Date on Property Tax Receipt When the counties receive mailed in renewals, they recognize the postmarked date as the date the taxes are paid, even if they enter today’s date as the processed date. To determine if a customer owes late fees, even if the county transaction is showing that late fees are due, check the customer’s paid tax receipt. If the tax receipt has a postmark date on or before the last day of the expiration month, do not charge late fees. Override the late fee if necessary.

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Waiving County Late Fees for December Renewals Many County Tax offices will be closed for the New Year’s Holiday on December 31, 2010. DMV offices will be closed Monday January 3. Some customers whose tags expire in December may attempt to pay their taxes and/or renew their registrations on these days, but will be unable to do so. Please waive the registration late fees for customers who present a tax receipt dated January 3 or January 4, 2011 on vehicles whose registrations expire December 31, 2010.

Lotte Devlin

Deputy Director, Vehicle Services

SC Department of Motor Vehicles

PO Box 1498

10311 Wilson Blvd.

Blythewood, SC 29045-0038 803-896-4879

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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Bob Everett

<[email protected]>

Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 4:12 PM

To: Lester Warren; [email protected]

Subject: RE: [SCAAO] Legal Residence for RV,s, Travel Trailers and Campers

Interesting!

I was having this conversation with some of my staff members this AM. We have hundreds of RV's along Lake Marion.

Many of them have been there for years, license tags expired - many from foreign counties - and lots of "additions" like

decks, porches, etc.

My predecessor sought to gather the relevant information and deliver it to the auditor, and I am contemplating doing it

again. How many man-hours need to be invested to clean up this mess?

Suppose we petition for an amendment that says an RV is to be classified the same as a mobile home (then we can value

it and place it on the tax roll) when site improvements provide de-facto evidence that it has been permanently located

on its site.

I hate to see the lost revenue, but wonder how much is being lost.

Bob Everett

Clarendon

-----Original Message-----

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lester Warren


To: [email protected]


Toy,

I agree, anything mobile gives me a headache. I really think the auditor's office should be valuing and adding them on

the tax roll. After all they are person property.

Thanks


From: Toy Glennon [mailto:[email protected]]


To: Lester@Hampton County


Please do NOT infect the rest of us with this RV thing. All we need are MORE kinds of moveable homes wanting 4%. It is

bad enough the way mobile homes disappear at night via tractor.....!!!

We have a few boats that are 4%, Auditor values them and puts 4% on them. Of course there is no land. Your solution

sounds reasonable.

Besides, how many of them are there? Wait, I don't want to know!!!!!

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JINX!!!! You can only spend so much time on some things.....You might want to call Rendell in Horry, he is right at the

last few days of the appeal period for reassessment so he is busy. But, he has so many RV's etc that maybe he has dealt

with it. The lakes might have, too (Pickens? Clarendon? Oconee?)

Merry Christmas.


From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Lester@Hampton County


To: SCAAO

Subject: [SCAAO] Legal Residence for RV,s, Travel Trailers and Campers

Question on RV's, travel trailers, campers and motorcrafts. Who is suppose to pick them up when legal residence is

applied for? The auditor sends them to me (the assessor's office). The new legislation says they are to be valued as

motor vehicles are valued. In my simple mind that means the auditors office. My solution is that the auditors office

values them and the assessors office assigns them a parcels number and puts them on the tax roll. I there is another way

to handle this or law covering this issue please advise.

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Interesting!

I was having this conversation with some of my staff members this AM. We have hundreds of RV's along Lake Marion.

Many of them have been there for years, license tags expired - many from foreign counties - and lots of "additions" like

decks, porches, etc.

My predecessor sought to gather the relevant information and deliver it to the auditor, and I am contemplating doing it

again. How many man-hours need to be invested to clean up this mess?

Suppose we petition for an amendment that says an RV is to be classified the same as a mobile home (then we can value

it and place it on the tax roll) when site improvements provide de-facto evidence that it has been permanently located

on its site.

I hate to see the lost revenue, but wonder how much is being lost.

Bob Everett

Clarendon






Toy,



Thanks









sounds reasonable.


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Merry Christmas.




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Peggy A. Moseley

<[email protected]>



Subject: FW: [SCAAO] Legal Residence for RV,s, Travel Trailers and Campers

Hi Lester - Here's the way it works here in Charleston. Peggy

In response to the question regarding legal residence for motor homes, rvs, campers, etc; The Charleston County auditor

handles the entire process. We determine the value and qualify the taxpayer for the 4% assessment ratio. They are

required to re-apply every year for legal residence status.

From: Peggy A. Moseley




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Peggy A. Moseley

<[email protected]>



Subject: FW: [SCAAO] Legal Residence for RV,s, Travel Trailers and Campers

Hi Lester - Here's the way it works here in Charleston. Peggy

In response to the question regarding legal residence for motor homes, rvs, campers, etc; The Charleston County auditor

handles the entire process. We determine the value and qualify the taxpayer for the 4% assessment ratio. They are

required to re-apply every year for legal residence status.

From: Peggy A. Moseley




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Toy Glennon

<[email protected]>




You know, sometimes asking a question helps us ALL learn what everyone else does. Not that I want any of those 4%

RV's here in Charleston!!!!!

Toy






Sharon,

It was good to hear from someone in the Auditor's Office. This is very good information. Is there a SC Code of law that

directs us on who adds these items to the tax roll and how they are assessed.

I see you have an ordinance for handling campers and motor homes. We are in the process of developing an ordinance

for them now. All this information is most appreciated.

Thanks.


From: West, Sharon [mailto:[email protected]]




We have a couple of campers claimed as legal residence and homestead exemption. We use the map reference of the

camp ground for taxing purposes and we do charge the landfill fee just like we do real estate.

We use the map reference from the assessor's office for the district.

We determine the value, apply the homestead and bill them like real estate to be paid by January 15th. Our assessor

doesn't value these campers, we do.

Since the camper or motor home will be used on the highway as well, we issue a "00" bill when the tag is due charging

only the Spartanburg County road maintenance fee and the cost of the decal. It's a convoluted procedure, but it has

worked so far.

Hope this has helped.

Sharon H. West, Spartanburg County Auditor Phone (864) 596-2118 Fax (864) 596-3446

366 North Church Street,Spartanburg, 29303




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To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




You know, sometimes asking a question helps us ALL learn what everyone else does. Not that I want any of those 4%

RV's here in Charleston!!!!!

Toy






Sharon,





Thanks.













worked so far.







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To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Lester Warren

<[email protected]>




I'm with you on the GPS. I doubt we could get the law makers to pass that law.




To: Lester Warren


Lets just give 4% to everyone - which is another story. Personally I think mobile homes, RV's, Boats, etc - all ought to

have GPS so we can track them!!!






Toy,



Thanks









sounds reasonable.





Merry Christmas.



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To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




I'm with you on the GPS. I doubt we could get the law makers to pass that law.




To: Lester Warren


Lets just give 4% to everyone - which is another story. Personally I think mobile homes, RV's, Boats, etc - all ought to

have GPS so we can track them!!!






Toy,



Thanks









sounds reasonable.





Merry Christmas.



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To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Sharon,





Thanks.













worked so far.







To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Sharon,





Thanks.













worked so far.







To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle



To: Bob Everett



Attachments: image001.jpg

Good morning Bob, Any update on the status of my request?






Mr. Everett,



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From: Ferretti, Xiomara C [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:54 AM To: Patricia Pringle

Subject: Clarendon, SC






























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Patricia Pringle



To: Bob Everett




Good morning Bob, Any update on the status of my request?






Mr. Everett,



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From: Ferretti, Xiomara C [mailto:[email protected]]
































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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Mike,

Thanks for your input. It is appreciated.


From: Mike Freeman [mailto:[email protected]]




In our County the Auditor's office handles them, they get a legal residence application completed and keep it for their

files. We only have a very few.

The only way it might be different is if one was setup on a parcel of land owned by the owner of the RV, etc. more like a

permanent structure, it never moves. In that case we might handle it differently, but the value of the vehicle would still

come from the Auditor.




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Mike,

Thanks for your input. It is appreciated.


From: Mike Freeman [mailto:[email protected]]




In our County the Auditor's office handles them, they get a legal residence application completed and keep it for their

files. We only have a very few.

The only way it might be different is if one was setup on a parcel of land owned by the owner of the RV, etc. more like a

permanent structure, it never moves. In that case we might handle it differently, but the value of the vehicle would still

come from the Auditor.




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Toy,



Thanks









sounds reasonable.





Merry Christmas.




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>




Toy,



Thanks









sounds reasonable.





Merry Christmas.




To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Lester@Hampton County

<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Lester@Hampton County

<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO







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Patricia Pringle

From: Eubanks, Karen <[email protected]>


To: Allen O'Neal ([email protected]); Andrew P. Fulghum

([email protected]); Ben L. Clary ([email protected]); Bruce Cooley

([email protected]); Cecil Kimery ([email protected]); Clay

Young ([email protected]); Daniel W. Davis ([email protected]);

Danny Knight ([email protected]); Douglas E. Burns

([email protected]); Ernest B. Segars ([email protected]); Ernest B.

Segars ([email protected]); F. Lee Prickett Jr. ([email protected]); Gary T. Kubic

([email protected]); Gary T. Kubic ([email protected]); Glenn Breed

([email protected]); Henry E. "Sel" Hemingway

([email protected]); J. Chappell Hurst Jr. ([email protected]);

J. Clay Killian ([email protected]); J. Milton Pope ([email protected]); J. Ronald

Thurman ([email protected]); J. William Clark ([email protected]); James E.

Baker ([email protected]); James E. Baker

([email protected]); James E. Baker ([email protected]);

Jason Ward ([email protected]); JoAnn Hill ([email protected]); Joe

Kernell ([email protected]); Joey R. Preston

([email protected]); John W. Pettigrew Jr.

([email protected]); Julie Atkinson ([email protected]);

Hubbard, Katherine; Philip L. Hinely ([email protected]); [email protected];

Pickens Williams Jr. ([email protected]); R. Carlisle Roddey

([email protected]); Richard A. Starks ([email protected]); Rose Dobson-

Elliott ([email protected]); Sabrena Graham ([email protected]);

Padget, Sandra; Pasley, Stanley; Steve Willis ([email protected]); T. Scott

Moulder ([email protected]); Thomas L. Sinclair

([email protected]); Tim Harper ([email protected]);

[email protected]; Victor Carpenter ([email protected]); W. Clay

Young ([email protected]); Wayne Adams ([email protected]); William

Houser ([email protected]); William T. Noonan ([email protected]);

William T. Noonan ([email protected]); [email protected];



[email protected]; Brian Johnson ([email protected]);

[email protected]; Cheryl H. Morgan ([email protected]);

Harmon, Christopher; Cyrus L. Spradley ([email protected]); Donna

Lominack; Donnie Wade ([email protected]); [email protected]; Hazel

Holmes ([email protected]); [email protected]; Jack Rivers

([email protected]); Jacky Hunter ([email protected]);

[email protected]; James H. Messervy Jr. ([email protected]); James O.

Hiott ([email protected]); Guy, Jane; [email protected]; Kay S.

McKenzie ([email protected]); Kenneth Nix ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; Linda Mock

([email protected]); [email protected]; [email protected];

Marvin Bishop Jr. ([email protected]); Nancy Best

([email protected]); [email protected]; Patricia Pringle; Paul Brawley





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To: [email protected]; [email protected]; Virginia H. Edmunds

([email protected]); Alice P. Johnson ([email protected]);



[email protected]; [email protected]; Cindy Burke

([email protected]); Dale M. Looper ([email protected]);




[email protected]; Jackie Williams ([email protected]);

Eckstrom, Jim; Jamie Calhoun Estes ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; Joy Logan Smith

([email protected]); Judy Scott ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Linda G.

Sharpe ([email protected]); [email protected];

[email protected]; Mary Pearson ([email protected]); Matt Evans;

[email protected]; Oren L. Brady III ([email protected]); Patsy

Rogers; Pearl R. Brown ([email protected]); [email protected];

[email protected]; Roddy Dickinson ([email protected]);

[email protected]; Shealy, Tina; [email protected];

[email protected]; Wilson P. Tuten Jr. ([email protected])

Cc: Rainwater, Frank; Champion-Gamble, Linda

Subject: County Audit Reports

To standardize the filing of annual audit reports by municipalities and counties with the State, the Comptroller General’s

Office and the State Treasurer’s Office have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding under which the State

Treasurer’s Office will receive all of these reports. Both counties and municipalities should submit their annual audit

reports to the State Treasurer’s Office in an electronic format at [email protected]

The Comptroller General thanks you for your past years’ submissions and cooperation. If you have any questions, or we

can be of service, please do not hesitate to contact our office:

Office of the Comptroller General

1200 Senate Street

305 Wade Hampton Building

Columbia, SC 29201

803-734-2522

Thank you and Happy Holidays ,

Clarissa Adams

Senior Assistant Comptroller General

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Patricia Pringle

From: Eubanks, Karen <[email protected]>


To: Allen O'Neal ([email protected]); Andrew P. Fulghum

([email protected]); Ben L. Clary ([email protected]); Bruce Cooley

([email protected]); Cecil Kimery ([email protected]); Clay

Young ([email protected]); Daniel W. Davis ([email protected]);

Danny Knight ([email protected]); Douglas E. Burns

([email protected]); Ernest B. Segars ([email protected]); Ernest B.

Segars ([email protected]); F. Lee Prickett Jr. ([email protected]); Gary T. Kubic

([email protected]); Gary T. Kubic ([email protected]); Glenn Breed

([email protected]); Henry E. "Sel" Hemingway

([email protected]); J. Chappell Hurst Jr. ([email protected]);

J. Clay Killian ([email protected]); J. Milton Pope ([email protected]); J. Ronald

Thurman ([email protected]); J. William Clark ([email protected]); James E.

Baker ([email protected]); James E. Baker

([email protected]); James E. Baker ([email protected]);

Jason Ward ([email protected]); JoAnn Hill ([email protected]); Joe

Kernell ([email protected]); Joey R. Preston

([email protected]); John W. Pettigrew Jr.

([email protected]); Julie Atkinson ([email protected]);

Hubbard, Katherine; Philip L. Hinely ([email protected]); [email protected];

Pickens Williams Jr. ([email protected]); R. Carlisle Roddey

([email protected]); Richard A. Starks ([email protected]); Rose Dobson-

Elliott ([email protected]); Sabrena Graham ([email protected]);

Padget, Sandra; Pasley, Stanley; Steve Willis ([email protected]); T. Scott

Moulder ([email protected]); Thomas L. Sinclair

([email protected]); Tim Harper ([email protected]);

[email protected]; Victor Carpenter ([email protected]); W. Clay

Young ([email protected]); Wayne Adams ([email protected]); William

Houser ([email protected]); William T. Noonan ([email protected]);

William T. Noonan ([email protected]); [email protected];



[email protected]; Brian Johnson ([email protected]);

[email protected]; Cheryl H. Morgan ([email protected]);

Harmon, Christopher; Cyrus L. Spradley ([email protected]); Donna

Lominack; Donnie Wade ([email protected]); [email protected]; Hazel

Holmes ([email protected]); [email protected]; Jack Rivers

([email protected]); Jacky Hunter ([email protected]);

[email protected]; James H. Messervy Jr. ([email protected]); James O.

Hiott ([email protected]); Guy, Jane; [email protected]; Kay S.

McKenzie ([email protected]); Kenneth Nix ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; Linda Mock


Marvin Bishop Jr. ([email protected]); Nancy Best

([email protected]); [email protected]; Patricia Pringle; Paul Brawley





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To: [email protected]; [email protected]; Virginia H. Edmunds

([email protected]); Alice P. Johnson ([email protected]);



[email protected]; [email protected]; Cindy Burke

([email protected]); Dale M. Looper ([email protected]);




[email protected]; Jackie Williams ([email protected]);

Eckstrom, Jim; Jamie Calhoun Estes ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; Joy Logan Smith

([email protected]); Judy Scott ([email protected]);

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Linda G.

Sharpe ([email protected]); [email protected];

[email protected]; Mary Pearson ([email protected]); Matt Evans;

[email protected]; Oren L. Brady III ([email protected]); Patsy

Rogers; Pearl R. Brown ([email protected]); [email protected];

[email protected]; Roddy Dickinson ([email protected]);


[email protected]; Wilson P. Tuten Jr. ([email protected])

Cc: Rainwater, Frank; Champion-Gamble, Linda

Subject: County Audit Reports

To standardize the filing of annual audit reports by municipalities and counties with the State, the Comptroller General’s

Office and the State Treasurer’s Office have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding under which the State

Treasurer’s Office will receive all of these reports. Both counties and municipalities should submit their annual audit

reports to the State Treasurer’s Office in an electronic format at [email protected]

The Comptroller General thanks you for your past years’ submissions and cooperation. If you have any questions, or we

can be of service, please do not hesitate to contact our office:

Office of the Comptroller General

1200 Senate Street

305 Wade Hampton Building

Columbia, SC 29201

803-734-2522

Thank you and Happy Holidays ,

Clarissa Adams

Senior Assistant Comptroller General

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From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Thomasena Ragin

Subject: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

DATE: December 16, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 170-13-04-097-00 OWNER NAME B M Morris The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 246 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 196 ____Robert Everett____________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle

From: Susan Ardis <[email protected]>



Cc: Thomasena Ragin


DATE: December 16, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 170-13-04-097-00 OWNER NAME B M Morris The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 246 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 196 ____Robert Everett____________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle

From: Linda Mock <[email protected]>


To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ;

JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans; Pam Osbourne;

Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim

Winslow

Subject: Draft Recodification November meeting

Attachments: Bill Treasurer Auditor.doc

Everyone: Please review the attached changes that were recommended or discussed at the Recodification Committee meeting in Camden. I have placed action item right behind the statute for a quick look. I will forward complete minutes by end of year. I know that Cheryl Morgan emailed all auditors, treasurers regarding 12-39-120 and 12-39-150. I have in my notes to drop 12-45-20 wording (which states July first) into 12-39-20, but before adding, I wanted to make certain that was correct. Thank you for a quick look and a shout out if someone does not look right. Thank you. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

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Patricia Pringle






Winslow

Subject: Draft Recodification November meeting

Attachments: Bill Treasurer Auditor.doc

Everyone: Please review the attached changes that were recommended or discussed at the Recodification Committee meeting in Camden. I have placed action item right behind the statute for a quick look. I will forward complete minutes by end of year. I know that Cheryl Morgan emailed all auditors, treasurers regarding 12-39-120 and 12-39-150. I have in my notes to drop 12-45-20 wording (which states July first) into 12-39-20, but before adding, I wanted to make certain that was correct. Thank you for a quick look and a shout out if someone does not look right. Thank you. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

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Patricia Pringle

From: Sonya Mellerson


To: Joyce Wilson

Cc: Patricia Pringle; Tamika Malone

Subject: Fuser Assembly sMart Kit (Xerox WorkCenter 7232)

Attachments: image001.jpg; image002.gif

Joyce,

Will you please order this part for our Xerox Machine. It is call a Fuser Assembly Smart Kit. It had the

message since earlier this week and we were able to print. But I

don’t know how long it will last. So could you place this order as soon as possible.

Thanks,

Sonya M. Mellerson Clarendon County Deputy Auditor

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Patricia Pringle

From: Sonya Mellerson <[email protected]>


To: Joyce Wilson

Cc: Patricia Pringle; Tamika Malone

Subject: Fuser Assembly sMart Kit (Xerox WorkCenter 7232)

Attachments: image001.jpg; image002.gif

Joyce,

Will you please order this part for our Xerox Machine. It is call a Fuser Assembly Smart Kit. It had the

message since earlier this week and we were able to print. But I

don’t know how long it will last. So could you place this order as soon as possible.

Thanks,


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Patricia Pringle

From: Bob Everett



Cc: Gail McCormack; Leslie Smith


Attachments: 2010 ASSESSOR PRICE LIST.docx

Dear Patricia,

I referred Ms. Ferretti to your office because she has asked for the Tax Amounts. All the other items in her extensive list

are being produced here in my office.

If you get these requests frequently, you may wish to refer them to me. FYI, I am attaching a copy of our price list. This

particular request falls under the category of media delivered custom files beginning with NAL (Name, Address, Legal

Description). The only things you would need to produce for them – and it’s your call as to whether you wish to at all –

is a listing (probably in ExCel) of ID numbers and Tax Amounts for 2010.

I’m sorry she sent the whole thing on to you.

Thanks,

Bob E



To: Bob Everett Cc: [email protected]


Mr. Everett,







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From: Bob Everett <[email protected]>



Cc: Gail McCormack; Leslie Smith


Attachments: 2010 ASSESSOR PRICE LIST.docx

Dear Patricia,

I referred Ms. Ferretti to your office because she has asked for the Tax Amounts. All the other items in her extensive list

are being produced here in my office.

If you get these requests frequently, you may wish to refer them to me. FYI, I am attaching a copy of our price list. This

particular request falls under the category of media delivered custom files beginning with NAL (Name, Address, Legal

Description). The only things you would need to produce for them – and it’s your call as to whether you wish to at all –

is a listing (probably in ExCel) of ID numbers and Tax Amounts for 2010.

I’m sorry she sent the whole thing on to you.

Thanks,

Bob E



To: Bob Everett Cc: [email protected]


Mr. Everett,







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Patricia Pringle

From: Mike Griffin <[email protected]>


To: Ange Bradford; Angela Davis; Barbara Flagler; Carolyn Jones; Christy McNeil; Cyglinda

Boykin; Cynthia Price; DANA MARTIN; DENICE SCOTT; DIANE CHAPMAN; DIANE; DJ

Prince Ice; DOMINIC CROFT; DONNA BARON; DONNA DANIELS; Doris & James Miller;

DUANE MARTIN; Emily Gerald; Frarazia Johnson; Gay Middleton; Glenda McConneghey;

Jackie Glover; Jackie Glover; JAMES DOZIER; Jannie Gethers; JOAN GOODWIN; JOAN

DUNBAR; [email protected]; KAREN HAMMOND; LA WANDA MILLER; Latika

Dickerson; LAUREN WILLIAMS; Linda Moore; Linda Lambright; LYLES WILLIAMS; LYLES

WILLIAMS; MARGARET RUSH; MARRY HILL; Mia Jenkins; MIKELL SNOOKS; MIKKI

WATSON; OTIS GREENE; Pat Pringle; PAT MARTIN; PATRICIA WAY; paulmorant; Patricia

Pringle; REGGIE ESTELL; Rosalind Rivers; Sepony Canzater; SILISIA MOSES; SILISIA

MOSES; STEPHEN MORANT; SUNNIE; TAMECHIA DAVIS; Tameka L Kenan; TAMISHA

LENNON; Tammy Prioleau-Smith; Terri McCutchen; Tia Hill; TRE TAILOR; TYWANNA

GRANT; VANZELL HAIRE; VEREKIA BOYD; Virginia White; Wanda Pleasant Harmon; WES

JACKSON; WILLIAM PEE; willpromotions; Wykeisha Lewis

Subject: FW: [Fwd: FW: FEMALE ROBBED AT KOHL'S IN HARBISON]

Cynthia Hardy from On Point sent this to a co-worker of mine today after a friend of hers sent it to her. Everyone, please be careful at all times. Mike Griffin Cell 803-665-9416 -----Original Message----- From: Cynthia Hardy [mailto:[email protected]]


To: Lisa Mitchell

Hi y’all, A co-worker of mine was robbed last night at gunpoint at Kohl’s on Harbison. She was walking to her car after running in to pick up one item, and she heard running behind her, turned around, and there was a gun in her face. She reached in her purse to get her wallet to give to them, and I guess they thought she was going for a weapon, and they smacked her in the head with the gun. She is going to be fine. But just wanted to email my female friends to be careful as you are out shopping! Have someone with you when you are going out to your car, and be aware of what is going on around you (don’t be talking on the cell phone, etc). This happened in a well lit parking lot, not late at night, and this is not a “bad” part of town….. Love y’all, be careful!! Virginia Greene Credit and Collections Manager

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Cynthia Pryor Hardy Vice President Maxim Communications Group 1325 Park Street Suite 300 Columbia, South Carolina 29201 (803) 748-7424 phone (803) 748-7427 fax [email protected] Host, OnPoint with Cynthia Hardy WWDM 101.3 Sunday Nights 6:00 p.m. www.onpointwithcynthia.com

114

Patricia Pringle

From: Mike Griffin <[email protected]>


To: Ange Bradford; Angela Davis; Barbara Flagler; Carolyn Jones; Christy McNeil; Cyglinda

Boykin; Cynthia Price; DANA MARTIN; DENICE SCOTT; DIANE CHAPMAN; DIANE; DJ

Prince Ice; DOMINIC CROFT; DONNA BARON; DONNA DANIELS; Doris & James Miller;

DUANE MARTIN; Emily Gerald; Frarazia Johnson; Gay Middleton; Glenda McConneghey;

Jackie Glover; Jackie Glover; JAMES DOZIER; Jannie Gethers; JOAN GOODWIN; JOAN

DUNBAR; [email protected]; KAREN HAMMOND; LA WANDA MILLER; Latika

Dickerson; LAUREN WILLIAMS; Linda Moore; Linda Lambright; LYLES WILLIAMS; LYLES

WILLIAMS; MARGARET RUSH; MARRY HILL; Mia Jenkins; MIKELL SNOOKS; MIKKI

WATSON; OTIS GREENE; Pat Pringle; PAT MARTIN; PATRICIA WAY; paulmorant; Patricia

Pringle; REGGIE ESTELL; Rosalind Rivers; Sepony Canzater; SILISIA MOSES; SILISIA

MOSES; STEPHEN MORANT; SUNNIE; TAMECHIA DAVIS; Tameka L Kenan; TAMISHA

LENNON; Tammy Prioleau-Smith; Terri McCutchen; Tia Hill; TRE TAILOR; TYWANNA

GRANT; VANZELL HAIRE; VEREKIA BOYD; Virginia White; Wanda Pleasant Harmon; WES

JACKSON; WILLIAM PEE; willpromotions; Wykeisha Lewis

Subject: FW: [Fwd: FW: FEMALE ROBBED AT KOHL'S IN HARBISON]

Cynthia Hardy from On Point sent this to a co-worker of mine today after a friend of hers sent it to her. Everyone, please be careful at all times. Mike Griffin Cell 803-665-9416 -----Original Message----- From: Cynthia Hardy [mailto:[email protected]]


To: Lisa Mitchell

Hi y’all, A co-worker of mine was robbed last night at gunpoint at Kohl’s on Harbison. She was walking to her car after running in to pick up one item, and she heard running behind her, turned around, and there was a gun in her face. She reached in her purse to get her wallet to give to them, and I guess they thought she was going for a weapon, and they smacked her in the head with the gun. She is going to be fine. But just wanted to email my female friends to be careful as you are out shopping! Have someone with you when you are going out to your car, and be aware of what is going on around you (don’t be talking on the cell phone, etc). This happened in a well lit parking lot, not late at night, and this is not a “bad” part of town….. Love y’all, be careful!! Virginia Greene Credit and Collections Manager

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Cynthia Pryor Hardy Vice President Maxim Communications Group 1325 Park Street Suite 300 Columbia, South Carolina 29201 (803) 748-7424 phone (803) 748-7427 fax [email protected] Host, OnPoint with Cynthia Hardy WWDM 101.3 Sunday Nights 6:00 p.m. www.onpointwithcynthia.com

116

Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected]



Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]

Subject: Constitution and Election

Attachments: BLACK RIVER CONSTITUTION AMMENDMENTS 2010.doc; BLACK RIVER-LETTER TO

CHURCHES 12-11-10.doc; BLACK RIVER-LETTER TO PASTOR-CONSTITUTION

12-11-10.doc

Hello my sister, Merry Christmas to you, and your family. Attached is (1) Letter to the Pastors, (2) a copy of Amendments to the Constitution. (3) Letter to the Pastor and Churches. Please make sure the letter to the Pastor and a copy of the Amendment to the Constitution are attached together together to the Pastor.

Please make sure the letter to the pastor and church is mail to the church

Please call me if you have any questions.

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




Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]

Subject: Constitution and Election

Attachments: BLACK RIVER CONSTITUTION AMMENDMENTS 2010.doc; BLACK RIVER-LETTER TO

CHURCHES 12-11-10.doc; BLACK RIVER-LETTER TO PASTOR-CONSTITUTION

12-11-10.doc

Hello my sister, Merry Christmas to you, and your family. Attached is (1) Letter to the Pastors, (2) a copy of Amendments to the Constitution. (3) Letter to the Pastor and Churches. Please make sure the letter to the Pastor and a copy of the Amendment to the Constitution are attached together together to the Pastor.

Please make sure the letter to the pastor and church is mail to the church

Please call me if you have any questions.

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: Cindy McInnis


To: Anthony Mack; Bertha Conyers; Bobbie Reaves; Carla Walker; Carol Eaddy; Cynthia

Mack; David Epperson; Deborah Vinson; Debra Brewer; Faye Turner; Harriet Avin;

Frances Richbourg; Harriet Avin; Jessica McKenzie; Joye Morris; Kathy Geddings; Kathy

Saint; Lucille Obrien; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mark Blackmon; Mia

R. Jackson; Mary J. McLeod; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Pamela Joyner; Patricia Pringle;

Princess Lang; Percy Harvin; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert Dennis; Robert Walker; Sandi

Tucker; Shanita Brangman; Sharon Yomtob; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black-Oliver;

Stephanie Williams; Susie McDowell; Thomasenia McBride; Thomasena Ragin; Timm

Hilliard

Subject: Please read and share with staff - NO TRESPASS

Attachments: b.jpg

From: Beulah Roberts

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:32 PM To: Cindy McInnis

Subject: FW: FW: Please read and share with staff - NO TRESPASS

Cindy,

I got this email from Ann Kirven. I thought you might want to share it with the other department heads.

Beulah Roberts

From: Ann Kirven [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 2:38 PM To: 'Beatrice McKnight'; Beulah Roberts; 'Cathleen W. Skelley'; 'Dr. Kate Smith'; 'Harold Allan'; 'Martha Jones'; 'Sheila

Floyd'; 'W. T. Benton'; 'W.T. Geddings'


Fyi ak CONFIDENTIALITY NOTE: This email is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. Dissemination, distribution or copying of this email or the information herein by anyone other than the intended recipient or an employee or agency responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient is prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please call Clarendon Behavioral Health Services at 803-435-2121 and destroy the original message and all copies.

From: Sharon Burke [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 8:44 AM

To: 'Ann Kirven'; [email protected]; 'Robin Murphy'; 'Rebecca Felder'; 'Katherine Conrad'; 'Caroline Grant';

[email protected]; [email protected]; 'Jennifer Lowery'; [email protected]; 'Quanical Canty'

Subject: FW: FW: Please read and share with staff - NO TRESPASS This man has been spotted around Manning snooping next to cars but he has not been caught as of yet. Thanks,

Sharon

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Be aware of this individual, He was seen with a ski cap and glasses on. He's broken into a few offices and stolen some things at the Hospital.

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Patricia Pringle

From: Cindy McInnis <[email protected]>


To: Anthony Mack; Bertha Conyers; Bobbie Reaves; Carla Walker; Carol Eaddy; Cynthia

Mack; David Epperson; Deborah Vinson; Debra Brewer; Faye Turner; Harriet Avin;

Frances Richbourg; Harriet Avin; Jessica McKenzie; Joye Morris; Kathy Geddings; Kathy

Saint; Lucille Obrien; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mark Blackmon; Mia

R. Jackson; Mary J. McLeod; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Pamela Joyner; Patricia Pringle;

Princess Lang; Percy Harvin; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert Dennis; Robert Walker; Sandi

Tucker; Shanita Brangman; Sharon Yomtob; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black-Oliver;

Stephanie Williams; Susie McDowell; Thomasenia McBride; Thomasena Ragin; Timm

Hilliard

Subject: Please read and share with staff - NO TRESPASS

Attachments: b.jpg

From: Beulah Roberts

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:32 PM To: Cindy McInnis


Cindy,

I got this email from Ann Kirven. I thought you might want to share it with the other department heads.

Beulah Roberts

From: Ann Kirven [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 2:38 PM To: 'Beatrice McKnight'; Beulah Roberts; 'Cathleen W. Skelley'; 'Dr. Kate Smith'; 'Harold Allan'; 'Martha Jones'; 'Sheila

Floyd'; 'W. T. Benton'; 'W.T. Geddings'


Fyi ak CONFIDENTIALITY NOTE: This email is intended only for the person or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential or otherwise protected from disclosure. Dissemination, distribution or copying of this email or the information herein by anyone other than the intended recipient or an employee or agency responsible for delivering the message to the intended recipient is prohibited. If you have received this email in error, please call Clarendon Behavioral Health Services at 803-435-2121 and destroy the original message and all copies.

From: Sharon Burke [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 8:44 AM

To: 'Ann Kirven'; [email protected]; 'Robin Murphy'; 'Rebecca Felder'; 'Katherine Conrad'; 'Caroline Grant';

[email protected]; [email protected]; 'Jennifer Lowery'; [email protected]; 'Quanical Canty'

Subject: FW: FW: Please read and share with staff - NO TRESPASS This man has been spotted around Manning snooping next to cars but he has not been caught as of yet. Thanks,

Sharon

121

Be aware of this individual, He was seen with a ski cap and glasses on. He's broken into a few offices and stolen some things at the Hospital.

122

Patricia Pringle

From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: 087-00-02-014-00

DATE: December 13, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 087-00-02-014-00 OWNER NAME The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 1574 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 1259 __Robert Everett_________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle




Cc: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: 087-00-02-014-00

DATE: December 13, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 087-00-02-014-00 OWNER NAME The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 1574 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 1259 __Robert Everett_________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle






Winslow

Subject: FW: Errors corrected - review

Please weigh in, ladies and gentlemen. I have worked with munis to demolish those mobile homes damaged by storms, health hazard, etc. In my opinion, non-acceptance of property will not abate problems you cited, Sandy. Suggestions? Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

From: Sandy Cruickshanks [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:19 PM To: Linda Mock

Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review Linda, I agree with that. Would property that you know a municipality has cited for violations of various codes (grass too high, junk in the

yard, and not contaminated in the normal sense) also fall under the 'best interest of the county' and be rejected? A. "Sandy" Cruickshanks, IV Laurens County Attorney

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks' ; Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; JJ Messervy ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy' Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:08 PM Subject: RE: Errors corrected - review

Sandy: We usually utilize 12-59-40 “in the best interest of the county” as our interpretation of whether or not to accept “contaminated” property. But, everyone who received Sandy’s email please weigh in. Thanks. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

From: Sandy Cruickshanks [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:57 AM

To: Linda Mock; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sharon

West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy'

Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review Linda,

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I may have overlooked it, but is there language that says the FLC does not have to bid on all properties or can set aside bad ones

such as contaminated properties, etc? Why take a deed to a mess if you don't have to. A. "Sandy" Cruickshanks, IV Laurens County Attorney

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; JJ Messervy ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sandy Cruickshanks ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy' Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:24 AM Subject: FW: Errors corrected - review

Sorry for not attaching. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

From: Linda Mock

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:19 AM To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey

Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon

West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow Subject: Errors corrected - review

Importance: High Thank you, Cheryl and Arlene, for catching two errors on the proposed bill for FLC. I am re-emailing with corrections to all. Please, please review behind me and make certain that this is right the first time. Linda Sharpe needs by tomorrow. Thanks. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

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Winslow


Please weigh in, ladies and gentlemen. I have worked with munis to demolish those mobile homes damaged by storms, health hazard, etc. In my opinion, non-acceptance of property will not abate problems you cited, Sandy. Suggestions? Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023


Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:19 PM To: Linda Mock

Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review Linda, I agree with that. Would property that you know a municipality has cited for violations of various codes (grass too high, junk in the

yard, and not contaminated in the normal sense) also fall under the 'best interest of the county' and be rejected? A. "Sandy" Cruickshanks, IV Laurens County Attorney

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks' ; Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; JJ Messervy ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy' Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:08 PM Subject: RE: Errors corrected - review


From: Sandy Cruickshanks [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:57 AM



Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review Linda,

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I may have overlooked it, but is there language that says the FLC does not have to bid on all properties or can set aside bad ones




From: Linda Mock


Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon



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To: Linda Mock; 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; 'Arlene Traxler'; 'Belinda Copeland '; 'Carolina

Richardson '; 'Cheryl Morgan'; 'David Adams '; 'JJ Messervy'; 'Linda Sharpe'; 'Lindsey

Brady'; 'Mary Lou Powell'; Matt Evans; 'Pam Osbourne'; Patricia Pringle; 'Robin Watkins';

'Sharon West'; 'Suzie Davis'; 'Tim Winslow'

Cc: 'James Messervy'

Subject: RE: Errors corrected - review

Sandy: In 2009 amendments, 12-59-40 states, “At the direction of the Code Commissioner, the reference to §12-49-510 was changed to §12-51-55 which does state, ”The Forfeited Land Commission is not required to bid on property known or reasonably suspected to be contaminated.” I believe this may cover your concerns. Advise. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

From: Linda Mock

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:09 PM To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; JJ

Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow


Subject: RE: Errors corrected - review Sandy: We usually utilize 12-59-40 “in the best interest of the county” as our interpretation of whether or not to accept “contaminated” property. But, everyone who received Sandy’s email please weigh in. Thanks. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023





Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review Linda, I may have overlooked it, but is there language that says the FLC does not have to bid on all properties or can set aside bad ones


----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; JJ Messervy ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sandy Cruickshanks ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy'

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Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:24 AM Subject: FW: Errors corrected - review


From: Linda Mock


Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow

Subject: Errors corrected - review


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To: Linda Mock; 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; 'Arlene Traxler'; 'Belinda Copeland '; 'Carolina

Richardson '; 'Cheryl Morgan'; 'David Adams '; 'JJ Messervy'; 'Linda Sharpe'; 'Lindsey

Brady'; 'Mary Lou Powell'; Matt Evans; 'Pam Osbourne'; Patricia Pringle; 'Robin Watkins';

'Sharon West'; 'Suzie Davis'; 'Tim Winslow'



Sandy: In 2009 amendments, 12-59-40 states, “At the direction of the Code Commissioner, the reference to §12-49-510 was changed to §12-51-55 which does state, ”The Forfeited Land Commission is not required to bid on property known or reasonably suspected to be contaminated.” I believe this may cover your concerns. Advise. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

From: Linda Mock

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 3:09 PM To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; JJ

Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow


Subject: RE: Errors corrected - review Sandy: We usually utilize 12-59-40 “in the best interest of the county” as our interpretation of whether or not to accept “contaminated” property. But, everyone who received Sandy’s email please weigh in. Thanks. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023







----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; JJ Messervy ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sandy Cruickshanks ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy'

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Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:24 AM Subject: FW: Errors corrected - review


From: Linda Mock





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To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl

Morgan; David Adams ; JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt

Evans; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim

Winslow





Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:57 AM To: Linda Mock; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; JJ Messervy;

Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sharon






From: Linda Mock


To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon


Importance: High

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Thank you, Cheryl and Arlene, for catching two errors on the proposed bill for FLC. I am re-emailing with corrections to all. Please, please review behind me and make certain that this is right the first time. Linda Sharpe needs by tomorrow. Thanks. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

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To: 'Sandy Cruickshanks'; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl

Morgan; David Adams ; JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt

Evans; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim

Winslow





Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:57 AM To: Linda Mock; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; JJ Messervy;

Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sharon






From: Linda Mock


To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon


Importance: High

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<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO

Subject: [SCAAO] 1% Interest Deeds.

We have received a rash of 1% interest deeds and was wondering who the group is handling this issue. For example, we

have a Mother and Father receing LR on their home in Camden and now they have deeded the son a 1% in their Lake

house and father retained 99% interest. I turned down his application because the father is receiving on the camden

house.

The law is vague and I wonder if anyone has approved anything similiar and would appreciate any feedback.

Thanks,

Randy Roberts

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO

Subject: [SCAAO] 1% Interest Deeds.

We have received a rash of 1% interest deeds and was wondering who the group is handling this issue. For example, we

have a Mother and Father receing LR on their home in Camden and now they have deeded the son a 1% in their Lake

house and father retained 99% interest. I turned down his application because the father is receiving on the camden

house.

The law is vague and I wonder if anyone has approved anything similiar and would appreciate any feedback.

Thanks,

Randy Roberts

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From: Christine McKee <[email protected]>


To: Abbeville Cty Bobby Gladden; Aiken Cty Rick Jantzen; Allendale Cty Harvey Rouse;

Anderson Cty Mike Freeman; Bamburg Cty Doretta Elliott; Barnwell Cty Mike Hughes;

Beaufort County -- Mary Disharoon; Beaufort Cty Ed Hughes; Berkeley Assessor --

Wilson Baggett; Berkley Staff -- Denise Barlow; Calhoun County -- General; Calhoun Cty

-- Steve Hamilton; Charleston Cty Toy Glennon; Cherokee Cty Rob Weaver; Chester Cty

Ellis Faulkner; Chesterfield County Tommy Ballard; Bob Everett; Colleton Tommy Hill,

Assessor; Darlington Cty Kyle Johnson; Gail McCormack; Dillon Cty Steve Rogers;

Dorchester Cty Wayne Welch; Edgefield Cty Lakisha Bryant; Fairfield Cty Wendell Irby;

Florence County Jack Newsome; Georgetown Cty Susan Edwards; Greenville Cty Debbie

Adkins; Greenwood Cty Vivian Lancaster; Hampton Assessor -- Lester Warren; Horry Cty

Rendel Mincey; Jasper Cty Susan Waite; Kershaw Cty Randy Roberts; Lancaster Cty

Norman Anderson; Laurens Cty Jerry Robertson; Lee County Clarence Caudill; Lexington

County Rick Dolan; Marion Cty Ruben Butler; Marlboro Cty Jeff Dudley; McCormick Cty

Curt Arnold; Newberry Cty Mary Arrowood; Oconee County Office Mgr Cindy Derrick;

Orangeburg Cty Jim McLean; Pickens Cty David Day; Richland Cty -- John Cloyd;

Richland Cty -- Tammie; Saluda Cty Josephine Young; Spartanburg Cty Gil Bulman;

Sumter County Lath Harris; Union County Susan Hanvey; Williamsburg County Betty

Etheridge; York County Teresa Simmons; Auditor Abbeville; Auditor Aiken; Auditor

Allendale; Auditor Anderson ; Auditor Bamberg; Auditor Barnwell; Auditor Beaufort;

Auditor Berkeley; Auditor Calhoun County; Auditor Charleston; Auditor Cherokee;

Auditor Chester; Auditor Chesterfield; Patricia Pringle; Auditor Colleton; Auditor

Darlington; Auditor Dillon; Auditor Dorchester County; Auditor Edgefield; Auditor

Fairfield; Auditor Florence; Auditor Georgetown; Auditor Greenville; Auditor Greenwood;

Auditor Hampton; Auditor Horry; Auditor Jasper; Auditor Kershaw; Auditor Lancaster;

Auditor Laurens; Auditor Lee; Auditor Lexington; Auditor Marion; Auditor Marlboro ;

Auditor McCormick; Auditor Newberry; Auditor Oconee; Auditor Orangeburg; Auditor

Pickens; Auditor Richland; Auditor Saluda; Auditor Spartanburg; Auditor Sumter; Auditor

Union; Auditor Williamsburg; Auditor York

Subject: Ray Stevens

Attachments: image001.gif; image002.gif

Importance: High

From: Meredith Cleland

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:43 AM Subject: Message to local governments

Season’s Greetings from the Department of Revenue.

Ray Stevens today announced his retirement from the Department of Revenue. His last day will be December 31, 2010. On January 3, 2011 he will become a partner with the law firm of Parker Poe Adams Bernstein LLP. As Ray has stated to employees, he will get back to his litigation roots.

Ray has been a huge asset to our operations and a friend to local governments. He will be greatly missed.

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We plan to continue supporting local governments in any way possible. If you have questions or need assistance please contact our office.

Thanks for your support and Happy Holidays!

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To: Abbeville Cty Bobby Gladden; Aiken Cty Rick Jantzen; Allendale Cty Harvey Rouse;

Anderson Cty Mike Freeman; Bamburg Cty Doretta Elliott; Barnwell Cty Mike Hughes;

Beaufort County -- Mary Disharoon; Beaufort Cty Ed Hughes; Berkeley Assessor --

Wilson Baggett; Berkley Staff -- Denise Barlow; Calhoun County -- General; Calhoun Cty

-- Steve Hamilton; Charleston Cty Toy Glennon; Cherokee Cty Rob Weaver; Chester Cty

Ellis Faulkner; Chesterfield County Tommy Ballard; Bob Everett; Colleton Tommy Hill,

Assessor; Darlington Cty Kyle Johnson; Gail McCormack; Dillon Cty Steve Rogers;

Dorchester Cty Wayne Welch; Edgefield Cty Lakisha Bryant; Fairfield Cty Wendell Irby;

Florence County Jack Newsome; Georgetown Cty Susan Edwards; Greenville Cty Debbie

Adkins; Greenwood Cty Vivian Lancaster; Hampton Assessor -- Lester Warren; Horry Cty

Rendel Mincey; Jasper Cty Susan Waite; Kershaw Cty Randy Roberts; Lancaster Cty

Norman Anderson; Laurens Cty Jerry Robertson; Lee County Clarence Caudill; Lexington

County Rick Dolan; Marion Cty Ruben Butler; Marlboro Cty Jeff Dudley; McCormick Cty

Curt Arnold; Newberry Cty Mary Arrowood; Oconee County Office Mgr Cindy Derrick;

Orangeburg Cty Jim McLean; Pickens Cty David Day; Richland Cty -- John Cloyd;

Richland Cty -- Tammie; Saluda Cty Josephine Young; Spartanburg Cty Gil Bulman;

Sumter County Lath Harris; Union County Susan Hanvey; Williamsburg County Betty

Etheridge; York County Teresa Simmons; Auditor Abbeville; Auditor Aiken; Auditor

Allendale; Auditor Anderson ; Auditor Bamberg; Auditor Barnwell; Auditor Beaufort;

Auditor Berkeley; Auditor Calhoun County; Auditor Charleston; Auditor Cherokee;

Auditor Chester; Auditor Chesterfield; Patricia Pringle; Auditor Colleton; Auditor

Darlington; Auditor Dillon; Auditor Dorchester County; Auditor Edgefield; Auditor

Fairfield; Auditor Florence; Auditor Georgetown; Auditor Greenville; Auditor Greenwood;

Auditor Hampton; Auditor Horry; Auditor Jasper; Auditor Kershaw; Auditor Lancaster;

Auditor Laurens; Auditor Lee; Auditor Lexington; Auditor Marion; Auditor Marlboro ;

Auditor McCormick; Auditor Newberry; Auditor Oconee; Auditor Orangeburg; Auditor

Pickens; Auditor Richland; Auditor Saluda; Auditor Spartanburg; Auditor Sumter; Auditor

Union; Auditor Williamsburg; Auditor York

Subject: Ray Stevens

Attachments: image001.gif; image002.gif

Importance: High

From: Meredith Cleland

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 11:43 AM Subject: Message to local governments

Season’s Greetings from the Department of Revenue.

Ray Stevens today announced his retirement from the Department of Revenue. His last day will be December 31, 2010. On January 3, 2011 he will become a partner with the law firm of Parker Poe Adams Bernstein LLP. As Ray has stated to employees, he will get back to his litigation roots.

Ray has been a huge asset to our operations and a friend to local governments. He will be greatly missed.

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We plan to continue supporting local governments in any way possible. If you have questions or need assistance please contact our office.

Thanks for your support and Happy Holidays!

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<[email protected]>


To: Bob Everett; Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group

Subject: RE: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements

No it does not. The statute used to require that unimproved properties with conservation easements get ag use. Now it must be a legitimate ag use to qualify. If it is NOT being used for Ag but is dormant land, it is no more an Ag use than any other parcel that is dormant.

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bob Everett

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 9:29 AM To: Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group

Subject: RE: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements Vivian,

I believe the statute requires that we grant ag-use to properties that have recorded conservation easements. Check

with Clarendon and Beaufort Counties. Both of them have significant experience with this. I had one recorded this year,

but the property was already in ag-use.

Bob Everett

Clarendon

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Vivian Lancaster

Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 2:05 PM To: SCAAO Talk Group

Subject: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements

I have a conservation easement that is part of a golf course. Two years ago, they closed nine holes because of the economy. They applied for ag use because they said they were using it for sod production on a "barter system" with the golf course to keep the grass mowed. I denied. Then they deeded out the nine holes to an LLC, but its use has not changed. The only thing is that it is not maintained in the same manner as before when the golf course was actively used. It still has cart paths, sand traps, and all other amenities associated with a golf course. Now they have deeded it to a conservation easement. They refuse to give me a copy of the qualified appraisal. They have now applied for ag use because it is in a conservation easement, but nothing has changed and it is my understanding that they cannot change it simply because it is now in a conservation easement. On the cover letter with the application, he states "all residential, commercial or industrial uses of the property are eliminated (in the conservation easement). In the absence of these, the only other use I believe would be agricultural which is allowable under the easement". Any ideas on how you would handle:

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• refusal to provide appraisal • granting ag use

Thanks for your input! -- Vivian Lancaster Greenwood County Assessor 528 Monument St - Room 109 Greenwood, SC 29646-2634 [email protected] phone: 864-942-8539 fax 864-942-8660

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<[email protected]>


To: Bob Everett; Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group


No it does not. The statute used to require that unimproved properties with conservation easements get ag use. Now it must be a legitimate ag use to qualify. If it is NOT being used for Ag but is dormant land, it is no more an Ag use than any other parcel that is dormant.

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Bob Everett

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 9:29 AM To: Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group

Subject: RE: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements Vivian,




Bob Everett

Clarendon


Sent: Thursday, December 09, 2010 2:05 PM To: SCAAO Talk Group



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From: Sandy Cruickshanks <[email protected]>


To: Linda Mock; Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan;

David Adams ; JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans;

Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow


Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review

Linda, I may have overlooked it, but is there language that says the FLC does not have to bid on all properties or can set aside bad ones




From: Linda Mock





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David Adams ; JJ Messervy; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans;

Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow


Subject: Re: Errors corrected - review

Linda, I may have overlooked it, but is there language that says the FLC does not have to bid on all properties or can set aside bad ones




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Winslow



Attachments: Bill Forfeited Land Commission.doc

Importance: High


From: Linda Mock


To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon West; Suzie

Davis; Tim Winslow Subject: Errors corrected - review


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Winslow




Importance: High


From: Linda Mock


To: Arlene Traxler; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon West; Suzie

Davis; Tim Winslow Subject: Errors corrected - review


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Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans; Pam Osbourne; Patricia

Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sandy Cruickshanks; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow


Importance: High


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Importance: High


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From: Loretta Washington <[email protected]>


To: '[email protected]'; Patricia Pringle; Carlethia Rudolph;

'[email protected]'

Cc: Loretta Washington; Linda Canteen; 'Dorothy Washington'

Subject: FW: The best one yet of our President!

Attachments: IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx;

IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx; IMAGE.xxx;





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Loretta D. Washington-Cooper Georgetown County Treasurer/Tax Collector (843) 545-3098 -Phone (843) 545-3295 -Fax

From: Deas, Veronica [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Monday, December 13, 2010 10:09 AM To: Larkins, Steven; Loretta Washington

Subject: FW: The best one yet of our President!

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I'm Grateful

For the room-lighting smile:

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For the mind that always think:

*

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For preventing a second Great Depression cause by Bush:

*

For the humor:

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For bringing the number of women in the Supreme Court to 3.:

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For making the White House the people's house:

*

For 1.1 million jobs created in 2010 alone, more than the entire 8 years of George Bush:

*

For The Penny Ice Creamery in Santa Cruz , California :

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For the love of people:

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And family:

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For the First Lady:

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For Health Care reform:

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For leaving the past behind:

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For the world loving America again:

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For quietly and calmly dealing with crisis after crisis, even if not being responsible to any of

them:

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For being so cool:

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And fierce:

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And curious:

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And imperfect..

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And not giving a damn.

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And compassionate:

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And an inspiration:

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For saving the auto industry and at least 1.4 million jobs:

*

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For loving the troops:

*

And understanding the horrible price:

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And bringing 100,000 men and women back from Iraq :

*

For facing the most difficult and loneliest job in the world with grace, dignity, honesty and

guts:

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And despite all the hate, pettiness, racism, corruption and immaturity around, still being the

most progressive and 'for the people' president in decades:

*

And simply for this:

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Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: FW: Permanent Trailers

Please send Lotte Devlin an email at [email protected] if their county requires DMV to request a paid tax receipt

for permanent trailers or other vehicles for which no property taxes are due. Because some, but not all, counties issue a

tax bill for road fees on permanent tags, the DMV needs to know which counties require that DMV request a tax bill for

road fees.

Note: They’re only talking about vehicles for which a tax bill is issued ONLY FOR THE ROAD FEE.

Thank you for your prompt reply to Lotte Devlin.

Arlene Traxler

Edgefield County Treasurer

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Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: FW: Permanent Trailers

Please send Lotte Devlin an email at [email protected] if their county requires DMV to request a paid tax receipt

for permanent trailers or other vehicles for which no property taxes are due. Because some, but not all, counties issue a

tax bill for road fees on permanent tags, the DMV needs to know which counties require that DMV request a tax bill for

road fees.

Note: They’re only talking about vehicles for which a tax bill is issued ONLY FOR THE ROAD FEE.

Thank you for your prompt reply to Lotte Devlin.

Arlene Traxler

Edgefield County Treasurer

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To: Carol Eaddy; Harriet Avin; Joyce Wilson; Juliette Brunson; Rhunette Rhodes; Shanita

Brangman; Patricia Pringle; Bertha Conyers

Subject: FW: You're up sister


From: Juliette Brunson

Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 8:44 AM To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Sonya

Mellerson; Carla Walker; Julia Nelson; [email protected]; Loretta Smith; [email protected]; Pam Brown

Subject: FW: You're up sister

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]]


To: [email protected]; Juliette Brunson; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Loretta Smith;

[email protected] Subject: Fw: You're up sister

I Thought you could use a God hug.

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It's on you, Sis IN 9 MINUTES SOMETHING WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY, BUT YOU HAVE TO TELL 9 SISTERS YOU LOVE THEM INCLUDING ME!!!! Be the kind of woman that when your feet hit the ground each morning the devil says, "OH CRAP, SHE'S UP"!

Dear God: this is my friend, whom I love and this is my prayer for her

Help her live her life

to the fullest.

Please promote her and cause her to excel

above her expectations.

Help her to shine in the darkest places where it is impossible

to love.

Protect her at all times, lift her up when she needs

you the most,

and

let her know when she walks with you,

She will always

be safe.

Love you Girl!

Now you're on the clock . . .

In 9 minutes something will make you happy. ;-)

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But you have to tell nine sisters you love them,

including me.

Get going girl!!

Do not ask the Lord to guide your footsteps. if you are not willing to move your feet.

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From: Linda Taylor


To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Danny Floyd; Frances Richbourg; Gail

McCormack; [email protected]; Joella Henry

([email protected]); John Truluck IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings;

Lebon Joye ([email protected]); Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon; Lynden

Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans;

Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Rhonda Rainey

([email protected]); Robert Dennis; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black


([email protected]); Thomas Harvin; Vickie Williams

Subject: Employees Christmas Bonus' and Health Ins. "Benefits Guide"

If you have employees that did not attend the Christmas Social Event Friday please send one person from your

department to pick up the Christmas Bonus’. Also, the Benefits Guide (health insurance booklet) has arrived for 2011.

Let the employee coming for the bonus’ know they will also be picking up the booklets.

Send an employee to pick up the booklets even if all your employees have received their Christmas Bonus.

I would like all department to have their booklets by Wednesday.

Thanks! Hope all who attended the Christmas Social enjoyed it.


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To: Anthony Mack; Beulah Roberts; Bob Everett; Danny Floyd; Frances Richbourg; Gail

McCormack; [email protected]; Joella Henry

([email protected]); John Truluck IV ([email protected]); Kathy Geddings;

Lebon Joye ([email protected]); Leon Richburg; Linda Lemon; Lynden

Anthony; Madaline Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Mary Gamble; Matt Evans;

Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Rhonda Rainey

([email protected]); Robert Dennis; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black


([email protected]); Thomas Harvin; Vickie Williams

Subject: Employees Christmas Bonus' and Health Ins. "Benefits Guide"

If you have employees that did not attend the Christmas Social Event Friday please send one person from your

department to pick up the Christmas Bonus’. Also, the Benefits Guide (health insurance booklet) has arrived for 2011.

Let the employee coming for the bonus’ know they will also be picking up the booklets.

Send an employee to pick up the booklets even if all your employees have received their Christmas Bonus.

I would like all department to have their booklets by Wednesday.

Thanks! Hope all who attended the Christmas Social enjoyed it.


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Sent: Saturday, December 11, 2010 10:52 AM



Vivian,

12-43-232(3)(d) “Unimproved real property”

It is not unimproved so it would not qualify. There are some ALC rulings on that.

While you can subpoena the appraisal, it shouldn’t be necessary. Due to their obstruction in the determination of value I would refuse any changes to the value if they were unwilling to produce the document. I think an ALC would back that up but I haven’t seen proof other than the “lack of sufficient evidence” statements.

Luck,

Steve Hamilton


102 Courthouse Drive

Suite 107

St. Matthews, SC 29135

(803) 874-3613

Fax (803) 874-1242

[email protected]

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Vivian,

12-43-232(3)(d) “Unimproved real property”

It is not unimproved so it would not qualify. There are some ALC rulings on that.

While you can subpoena the appraisal, it shouldn’t be necessary. Due to their obstruction in the determination of value I would refuse any changes to the value if they were unwilling to produce the document. I think an ALC would back that up but I haven’t seen proof other than the “lack of sufficient evidence” statements.

Luck,

Steve Hamilton


102 Courthouse Drive

Suite 107

St. Matthews, SC 29135

(803) 874-3613

Fax (803) 874-1242

[email protected]

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From: Nancy A. Smoak <[email protected]>


To: Auditor Abbeville; Auditor Aiken; Auditor Allendale; Auditor Anderson ; Auditor

Bamberg; Auditor Barnwell; Auditor Beaufort; Auditor Berkeley; Auditor Calhoun County;

Auditor Charleston; Auditor Cherokee; Auditor Chester; Auditor Chesterfield; Patricia

Pringle; Auditor Colleton; Auditor Darlington; Auditor Dillon; Auditor Dorchester County;

Auditor Edgefield; Auditor Fairfield; Auditor Florence; Auditor Georgetown; Auditor

Greenville; Auditor Greenwood; Auditor Hampton; Auditor Horry; Auditor Jasper;

Auditor Kershaw; Auditor Lancaster; Auditor Laurens; Auditor Lee; Auditor Lexington;

Auditor Marion; Auditor Marlboro ; Auditor McCormick; Auditor Newberry; Auditor

Oconee; Auditor Orangeburg; Auditor Pickens; Auditor Richland; Auditor Saluda;

Auditor Spartanburg; Auditor Sumter; Auditor Union; Auditor Williamsburg; Auditor

York

Subject: MFG 12/06 Certification

All, I sent the 12/06 certification to you via email around 3 pm Friday….later, I was able to post these certifications to the MFG portal. You should have the 12/06 certification on both the mfg portal and your email. Sorry for the delay and any confusion this may have caused. I am working with our IT department to correct these issues. Thanks for your patience, Nancy

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To: Auditor Abbeville; Auditor Aiken; Auditor Allendale; Auditor Anderson ; Auditor

Bamberg; Auditor Barnwell; Auditor Beaufort; Auditor Berkeley; Auditor Calhoun County;

Auditor Charleston; Auditor Cherokee; Auditor Chester; Auditor Chesterfield; Patricia

Pringle; Auditor Colleton; Auditor Darlington; Auditor Dillon; Auditor Dorchester County;

Auditor Edgefield; Auditor Fairfield; Auditor Florence; Auditor Georgetown; Auditor

Greenville; Auditor Greenwood; Auditor Hampton; Auditor Horry; Auditor Jasper;

Auditor Kershaw; Auditor Lancaster; Auditor Laurens; Auditor Lee; Auditor Lexington;

Auditor Marion; Auditor Marlboro ; Auditor McCormick; Auditor Newberry; Auditor

Oconee; Auditor Orangeburg; Auditor Pickens; Auditor Richland; Auditor Saluda;

Auditor Spartanburg; Auditor Sumter; Auditor Union; Auditor Williamsburg; Auditor

York

Subject: MFG 12/06 Certification

All, I sent the 12/06 certification to you via email around 3 pm Friday….later, I was able to post these certifications to the MFG portal. You should have the 12/06 certification on both the mfg portal and your email. Sorry for the delay and any confusion this may have caused. I am working with our IT department to correct these issues. Thanks for your patience, Nancy

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From: Bob Everett



Subject: Clotel Richburg

Attachments: Clotel Richberg v CC Auditor Motion to Dismiss and Memo in Support.pdf; Clotel

Richberg- Motion to Stay Procedural Order.pdf; 058-05-00-002-00 RICHBURG

ANALYSIS.xls

Patricia,

Attached are the documents I told you about.

Bob E

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Subject: Clotel Richburg

Attachments: Clotel Richberg v CC Auditor Motion to Dismiss and Memo in Support.pdf; Clotel

Richberg- Motion to Stay Procedural Order.pdf; 058-05-00-002-00 RICHBURG

ANALYSIS.xls

Patricia,

Attached are the documents I told you about.

Bob E

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To: Allen Hutto ; Bobbi Adams; Bobby Baker; Byron Sprott; Carol Ostro; Cathy Gilbert;






Burkhold; Nancy Cave; Patricia Pringle; Patrick Goodwin ; Pete Surette; Rebecca Rhodes ;

Sandi Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Toni

S Baker; Vicki Howell

Subject: Clarendon County Council Meeting Monday, December 13, 2010 @ 6:00pm

Attachments: 12-13-10 Agenda.doc

Happy Holidays all!!

Attached please find a copy of the agenda for Monday night’s council meeting. The meeting will be held at the F E Du

Bose Career Center at 6:00pm.

Should you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Thank you.

Mia R. Jackson,

Clerk to Clarendon County Council

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To: Allen Hutto ; Bobbi Adams; Bobby Baker; Byron Sprott; Carol Ostro; Cathy Gilbert;







Sandi Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Toni

S Baker; Vicki Howell

Subject: Clarendon County Council Meeting Monday, December 13, 2010 @ 6:00pm

Attachments: 12-13-10 Agenda.doc

Happy Holidays all!!

Attached please find a copy of the agenda for Monday night’s council meeting. The meeting will be held at the F E Du

Bose Career Center at 6:00pm.

Should you have any questions or concerns please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Thank you.

Mia R. Jackson,

Clerk to Clarendon County Council

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Patricia Pringle

From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: December 10, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 058-05-00-002-00 OWNER NAME CLOTEL R RIDGILL ALA CLOTEL RICHBURG The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 2953 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 2362 Robert Everett ___________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle




Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: December 10, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 058-05-00-002-00 OWNER NAME CLOTEL R RIDGILL ALA CLOTEL RICHBURG The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 2953 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 2362 Robert Everett ___________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans; Pam

Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow

Cc: 'James Messervy'; [email protected]

Subject: Re: Proposed bill for Legislature

Thanks, Linda. Will pass this along to my group for a review. A. "Sandy" Cruickshanks, IV Laurens County Attorney

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sandy Cruickshanks ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy' ; '[email protected]' Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 2:29 PM Subject: Proposed bill for Legislature

Everyone: Please review the attached with a sharp eye to errors or incorrect items in this draft of a proposed legislative bill that the SCATT Legislative Committee can introduce to clean up the Forfeited Land Commission. Please let me know Monday if additional attention needs to be made to any items here. This is my first opportunity to try to write a bill. We’ll see. I tried to compare what the Recodification Committee approved and what changes the entire SCATT group approved. Again, please let me know of any comments. The Recodification Committee minutes from November will come to you next week. Thank you and have a great weekend. Linda Mock, Auditor, Georgetown County, 843-545-3023

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Patricia Pringle




David Adams ; Linda Sharpe; Lindsey Brady; Mary Lou Powell; Matt Evans; Pam

Osbourne; Patricia Pringle; Robin Watkins; Sharon West; Suzie Davis; Tim Winslow

Cc: 'James Messervy'; [email protected]

Subject: Re: Proposed bill for Legislature

Thanks, Linda. Will pass this along to my group for a review. A. "Sandy" Cruickshanks, IV Laurens County Attorney

----- Original Message ----- From: Linda Mock To: Arlene Traxler ; Belinda Copeland ; Carolina Richardson ; Cheryl Morgan ; David Adams ; Linda Sharpe ; Lindsey Brady ; Mary Lou Powell ; Matt Evans ; Pam Osbourne ; Patricia Pringle ; Robin Watkins ; Sandy Cruickshanks ; Sharon West ; Suzie Davis ; Tim Winslow Cc: 'James Messervy' ; '[email protected]' Sent: Friday, December 10, 2010 2:29 PM Subject: Proposed bill for Legislature


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Subject: MFG Certifaction

Attachments: CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF

<<CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF>>

Attached is the 12/06 MFG certification. I was hoping to get this posted to the mfg portal but we are having difficulties.

Thanks for your patience!

Nancy

Your message is ready to be sent with the following file or link

attachments:

CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF

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Patricia Pringle




Subject: MFG Certifaction

Attachments: CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF

<<CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF>>

Attached is the 12/06 MFG certification. I was hoping to get this posted to the mfg portal but we are having difficulties.

Thanks for your patience!

Nancy

Your message is ready to be sent with the following file or link

attachments:

CERT_SUPPL_101206_CTY14.PDF

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attachments. Check your e-mail security settings to determine how attachments are handled.

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Cc: 'James Messervy'; '[email protected]'

Subject: Proposed bill for Legislature



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Cc: 'James Messervy'; '[email protected]'

Subject: Proposed bill for Legislature



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From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: December 10,2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 260-00-02-002-00 OWNER NAME Tora Richburg The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 522 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 417 ____Robert Everett_________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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Patricia Pringle




Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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From: Susan Turkopuls <[email protected]>


To: Susan Turkopuls

Subject: Property Tax Report - Draft

County Auditors,

Thank you so much for your participation in this year's 2010 Property Tax Rates by County survey. The report will go to the printers next week for publication. If I have not yet provided you with a draft copy of your county's report for your

review, please take a moment to review it online at the following link: http://www.sccounties-scac.org/PTax/Drafts.htm

Please let me know as soon as possible if you see anything that requires correcting. If I don't hear from you, I will assume that the information for your county is correct.

Once again, thank you for your help and Happy Holidays!

Susan Turkopuls SC Association of Counties

(803) 252-7255

E-Mail:[email protected]

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From: Susan Turkopuls <[email protected]>


To: Susan Turkopuls

Subject: Property Tax Report - Draft

County Auditors,

Thank you so much for your participation in this year's 2010 Property Tax Rates by County survey. The report will go to the printers next week for publication. If I have not yet provided you with a draft copy of your county's report for your

review, please take a moment to review it online at the following link: http://www.sccounties-scac.org/PTax/Drafts.htm

Please let me know as soon as possible if you see anything that requires correcting. If I don't hear from you, I will assume that the information for your county is correct.

Once again, thank you for your help and Happy Holidays!

Susan Turkopuls SC Association of Counties

(803) 252-7255

E-Mail:[email protected]

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Patricia Pringle

From: Terrance Tindal <[email protected]>


To: [email protected]; Michelle Cooper; Kathleen Gibson; Rodney Robertson; Libby

Burgess; Rodney Bridges; Brian Wright; johnny wilson; Tony Junious; Ursela Singletary;

Tabernacle of Glory Fellowship Churches Inc...; Shirley Black-Oliver; Paulette King; sandra

pinckney; Patricia Pringle; [email protected]; [email protected]; AGates342

@aol.com; j allen; Diane Burgess; Daquise Montogmery; Myra Dyson; Daquise

Montgomery; [email protected]; Cathy Gilbert; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; Kevin Staley; Shanika Connor-

Knight; Linda Barnes; [email protected]; Margaret

Subject: The TGT Benefit Gala

Greetings,

Start Now Community Development Corporation presents

UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011

African American Heritage Celebration

“A Celebration of Family, Community and Cultural with the Arts”

Monday, February 14th

– Sunday, February 20th

Ujima (oo-JEE-mah): Collective work and responsibility To build and maintain your community together.

To work together to help one another within your community.

The main event I will need your help with is the

TGT Benefit Gala

on that Saturday, February 19th Check out the link for more details http://www.thetgtnetwork.com/thetgtbenefitgala

--

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TGT Marketing and Associates, LLC. Terrance G. Tindal: Actor, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur and Councilman (Town of Summerton). For products and services send letters US Mail: PO Box 23 - Summerton, South Carolina 29148. For more information: www.terrancegtindal.net

Note: This e-mail contains confidential information which is intended only for the use of person (s) or entity

named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby advised that any disclosure, copying, distribution, or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of this information is prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender and delete this e-mail from your computer. Thank you.

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Patricia Pringle

From: Terrance Tindal <[email protected]>


To: [email protected]; Michelle Cooper; Kathleen Gibson; Rodney Robertson; Libby

Burgess; Rodney Bridges; Brian Wright; johnny wilson; Tony Junious; Ursela Singletary;

Tabernacle of Glory Fellowship Churches Inc...; Shirley Black-Oliver; Paulette King; sandra

pinckney; Patricia Pringle; [email protected]; [email protected]; AGates342

@aol.com; j allen; Diane Burgess; Daquise Montogmery; Myra Dyson; Daquise

Montgomery; [email protected]; Cathy Gilbert; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; Kevin Staley; Shanika Connor-

Knight; Linda Barnes; [email protected]; Margaret

Subject: The TGT Benefit Gala

Greetings,

Start Now Community Development Corporation presents

UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011UJIMA 2011

African American Heritage Celebration

“A Celebration of Family, Community and Cultural with the Arts”

Monday, February 14th

– Sunday, February 20th

Ujima (oo-JEE-mah): Collective work and responsibility To build and maintain your community together.

To work together to help one another within your community.

The main event I will need your help with is the

TGT Benefit Gala

on that Saturday, February 19th Check out the link for more details http://www.thetgtnetwork.com/thetgtbenefitgala

--

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TGT Marketing and Associates, LLC. Terrance G. Tindal: Actor, Author, Speaker, Entrepreneur and Councilman (Town of Summerton). For products and services send letters US Mail: PO Box 23 - Summerton, South Carolina 29148. For more information: www.terrancegtindal.net

Note: This e-mail contains confidential information which is intended only for the use of person (s) or entity

named above. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby advised that any disclosure, copying, distribution, or the taking of any action in reliance on the contents of this information is prohibited. If you have received this transmission in error, please notify the sender and delete this e-mail from your computer. Thank you.

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[email protected]; [email protected]; margaret meyer; James G.

Fickling, Auditor-Barnwell County; [email protected]; [email protected];

Taber, Pammy; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; Jack Rivers; Patricia

Pringle; jim hiott; [email protected]; [email protected]; James Messervy;

[email protected]; Peggy Hensley; Auditor; Linda Mock;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Teresa Williams;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Robin Watkins;



[email protected]; Virginia H Edmunds; Donna W. Lominack;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Brent Suddeth;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Lauretha McCants; Brad

Valentine; Mouzon, Sally; Boheler, Amy

Subject: SCATT spring conference

Robin Watkins, SCATT President, would like to know your thoughts and suggestions on having a two day SCATT spring conference. Would you like to have the spring conference in conjunction with SCAAO or would you like for SCATT to have a separate conference? We need to start planning this meeting soon. Please send your ideas to Robin or me by Friday, December 17

th.

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[email protected]; [email protected]; margaret meyer; James G.

Fickling, Auditor-Barnwell County; [email protected]; [email protected];

Taber, Pammy; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; Jack Rivers; Patricia

Pringle; jim hiott; [email protected]; [email protected]; James Messervy;

[email protected]; Peggy Hensley; Auditor; Linda Mock;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Teresa Williams;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Robin Watkins;



[email protected]; Virginia H Edmunds; Donna W. Lominack;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Brent Suddeth;

[email protected]; [email protected]; Lauretha McCants; Brad

Valentine; Mouzon, Sally; Boheler, Amy

Subject: SCATT spring conference

Robin Watkins, SCATT President, would like to know your thoughts and suggestions on having a two day SCATT spring conference. Would you like to have the spring conference in conjunction with SCAAO or would you like for SCATT to have a separate conference? We need to start planning this meeting soon. Please send your ideas to Robin or me by Friday, December 17

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<[email protected]>


To: Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group


Vivian,




Bob Everett

Clarendon



To: SCAAO Talk Group Subject: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements



Thanks for your input! -- Vivian Lancaster Greenwood County Assessor 528 Monument St - Room 109 Greenwood, SC 29646-2634

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[email protected] phone: 864-942-8539 fax 864-942-8660

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Patricia Pringle


<[email protected]>


To: Vivian Lancaster; SCAAO Talk Group


Vivian,




Bob Everett

Clarendon



To: SCAAO Talk Group Subject: [SCAAO] Conservation Easements



Thanks for your input! -- Vivian Lancaster Greenwood County Assessor 528 Monument St - Room 109 Greenwood, SC 29646-2634

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[email protected] phone: 864-942-8539 fax 864-942-8660

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David & Melva Young


Dear Friends,

Please remember the following folks in your prayers:

1. Marty Troutman (husband of Kim Calvert Coker Troutman) will be

having a heart cath tomorrow (Friday) morning.

2. Cathy Gilbert - She has been transferred to Regency Hospital in

Florence in order to attempt to discover what is causing the constant reoccurance of infection in her body. Please pray

for wisdom for the doctors so that they can finally discover and eliminate the issue causing her constant problem.

3. Sybil Gilbert - Cathy's mom as she is home alone - pray for safety

for her.

4. Please continue to remember Mary Franklin Harvin as she adjust to

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life without her mom and dad.

5. Aubrey Dean Green - Is in Carolina's Hospital in Florence awaiting

test results.

Thanks

Pat

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From: [email protected] on behalf of Vivian Lancaster

<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO Talk Group





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Patricia Pringle

From: [email protected] on behalf of Vivian Lancaster

<[email protected]>


To: SCAAO Talk Group





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Patricia Pringle

From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: 12-09-2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 260-00-02-002-00 OWNER NAME Tora A Richburg The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 520 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 420 Robert Everett___________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle




Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: 12-09-2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 260-00-02-002-00 OWNER NAME Tora A Richburg The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 520 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 420 Robert Everett___________________________________ BY: Susan C. Ardis

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Patricia Pringle

From: Bob Everett



Cc: Gail McCormack; Susan Ardis

Subject: RE: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

Dear Patricia,

Please accept my apology for not responding to your December 6 Memorandum sooner. As always, we’re all quite busy.

It is not possible to fulfill your request that we provide our abatement form for 80% bills. Please understand that

“abatement” in your office means an adjustment to a tax bill, while in my office it describes a change in value. To

generate the abatement form we send you involves two separate pieces of software. Some of the numbers that appear

on the form are calculated “on the fly/behind the scenes” – that is, they are not displayed during the calculation

process. In order to generate a form to go with an 80% billing request, it would be necessary to actually change a

property’s value, generate the form, and then delete the entire evolution from both software applications. The

manpower and time required for this is prohibitive, along with the opportunity for errors of entry or recording.

The form I have generated for you should be sufficient to enable generation of an 80% bill. As I understand it, NTAS has

the capability to “do the math” and the assessed value we send on the form is an 80% calculation from the reported

value. Please help keep this function simple and quick.

As we approach the end of the calendar year, and the onslaught of taxpayers seeking “instant adjustments”, I have set

as policy for this office, the following:

1. Taxpayers who expect to have adjustments made in less than one day will be told that our data processing

protocols do not provide for handling of adjustments any faster than overnight. (The purpose of this is to a.

reduce the possibility of error and b. to assure that no requests get lost in the rush.)

2. Their appeal’s will be logged, and all adjustments will be processed during non-business hours later in the

same day.

3. Proper paperwork for completion of their requests will be forwarded – if required – to the Auditor the

following business day.

I think we can work through this season effectively and provide high quality public services without overstressing our

staffs. Thanks so much for your cooperation and understanding.

From: Patricia Pringle [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2010 5:13 PM

To: Susan Ardis

Cc: Bob Everett; Gail McCormack Subject: RE: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

Susan, Please send an abatement with these 80% bills as per my memo to Mr. Everett dated Monday, 12/6/2010.

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Thanks, Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697 Manning, SC 29102 (803) 435-2013 [email protected]

From: Susan Ardis [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Wednesday, December 08, 2010 5:04 PM To: Patricia Pringle

Cc: Sonya Mellerson Subject: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010 DATE: December 8, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 169-14-13-006-00 OWNER NAME Mitchell Cottingham The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 3330 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 2665 ____Robert Everett_______________________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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Patricia Pringle




Cc: Gail McCormack; Susan Ardis

Subject: RE: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

Dear Patricia,

Please accept my apology for not responding to your December 6 Memorandum sooner. As always, we’re all quite busy.

It is not possible to fulfill your request that we provide our abatement form for 80% bills. Please understand that

“abatement” in your office means an adjustment to a tax bill, while in my office it describes a change in value. To

generate the abatement form we send you involves two separate pieces of software. Some of the numbers that appear

on the form are calculated “on the fly/behind the scenes” – that is, they are not displayed during the calculation

process. In order to generate a form to go with an 80% billing request, it would be necessary to actually change a

property’s value, generate the form, and then delete the entire evolution from both software applications. The

manpower and time required for this is prohibitive, along with the opportunity for errors of entry or recording.

The form I have generated for you should be sufficient to enable generation of an 80% bill. As I understand it, NTAS has

the capability to “do the math” and the assessed value we send on the form is an 80% calculation from the reported

value. Please help keep this function simple and quick.

As we approach the end of the calendar year, and the onslaught of taxpayers seeking “instant adjustments”, I have set

as policy for this office, the following:

1. Taxpayers who expect to have adjustments made in less than one day will be told that our data processing

protocols do not provide for handling of adjustments any faster than overnight. (The purpose of this is to a.

reduce the possibility of error and b. to assure that no requests get lost in the rush.)

2. Their appeal’s will be logged, and all adjustments will be processed during non-business hours later in the

same day.

3. Proper paperwork for completion of their requests will be forwarded – if required – to the Auditor the

following business day.

I think we can work through this season effectively and provide high quality public services without overstressing our

staffs. Thanks so much for your cooperation and understanding.


To: Susan Ardis

Cc: Bob Everett; Gail McCormack Subject: RE: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

Susan, Please send an abatement with these 80% bills as per my memo to Mr. Everett dated Monday, 12/6/2010.

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Cc: Sonya Mellerson Subject: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010 DATE: December 8, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 169-14-13-006-00 OWNER NAME Mitchell Cottingham The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 3330 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 2665 ____Robert Everett_______________________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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Patricia Pringle

From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: December 8, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 169-14-13-006-00 OWNER NAME Mitchell Cottingham The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 3330 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 2665 ____Robert Everett_______________________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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From: Susan Ardis



Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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Cc: Sonya Mellerson



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To: Nicole Boone WBTW; News 19 WLTX; J. Torok Florence Morning News; J. Knight

Florence Morning News; Harry Logan Florence Morning News; Hannah Horne WISTV;

Gail Mathis The Item; Cleve Dowell Clarendon Citizen; Bobby Baker The Item; Bob

Juback WBTW; Jason Leslie The Manning Times; Ty Green; Jason Newsome; Dr. Kate

Smith ECMedical Center; Ginie Turbeville

Cc: William Houser; David Epperson; Patricia Pringle; Beulah Roberts; Mia R. Jackson; Danny

Floyd; Hayes Samuels CC Coroner; John Truluck CC Development Director; Anthony

Mack; Marilyn Tsirigotis CC Library; Dawn Griffith CC of Commerce; LeBon Joye CC

Recreation; Matt Evans; Rose Wilder CCSD#1; Dr. Connie Dennis CCSD#3; Kevin Johnson

City of Manning; Rebecca Rhodes City of Manning; WJ. Frierson; Benton Blakely ;

Dwight Stewart; William Johnson Johnson Law Firm; Jim Darby SLRCOG; Jessie Welch;

Ginie Turbeville; Bo Chappell Turbeville Police; Deborah Welch Turbeville Clerk of Court;

Ellis Evans Turbeville DPW; Ike Ard Turbeville Recreation; Faye Atkinson Turbeville Clerk

Subject: Agenda for Turbeville's December 14, 2010 meeting

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TURBEVILLE TOWN COUNCIL ~ MEETING AGENDA

December 14, 2010

Media Notification: The Clarendon Citizen, The Item, The Manning Times, The Florence Morning News, WISTV & WLTX.

Agenda Posted: Town Bulletin Board and Web Site

CALL TO ORDER

INVOCATION

ADOPTION OF AGENDA

ADOPTION OF COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES

November 09, 2010 – Regular Town Council Meeting

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

ADOPTION OF ORDINANCES

Second Reading:

2010-14 Enactment of Ordinances ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION

2010-06 – Authorizing the Loan with the Citizens Bank for the USDA Water Expansion Project

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COMMITTEE REPORTS

Recreation – Councilman Newsome Water/Sewer – Councilman McElveen

Police – Councilwoman Smith

Beautification – Councilman Green

ADMINISTRATOR’S REPORT – Patrick Goodwin

MAYOR’S REPORT – Virginia Turbeville

EXECUTIVE SESSION

- Personnel Matters

UNFINISHED BUSINESS

NEW BUSINESS

ADJOURNMENT

Patrick Goodwin, Town Administrator Town of Turbeville 1400 Main Street P.O. Box 70 Turbeville, South Carolina 29162 Quality is never an accident... it is always the result of high intention, sincere effort, intelligent direction and skillful execution; it represents the wise choice of many alternatives. ~ Will Foster Office - (843) 659-2781 Cell - (843) 598-2116

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Patricia Pringle

From: Gail McCormack



Cc: Bob Everett

Subject: 077-10-02-007-00

Patricia,

077-10-02-007-00 has a market value of 650,000 which is less than the base year of 948,800, therefore the cap does not

apply. It goes to full market value of 650,000.

Gail McCormack Gail McCormack Gail McCormack Gail McCormack Deputy AssessorDeputy AssessorDeputy AssessorDeputy Assessor Clarendon County Assessor's Office Clarendon County Assessor's Office Clarendon County Assessor's Office Clarendon County Assessor's Office P. O. Box 367 P. O. Box 367 P. O. Box 367 P. O. Box 367 Manning, SCManning, SCManning, SCManning, SC 29102 29102 29102 29102 (803) 435(803) 435(803) 435(803) 435----4423 4423 4423 4423 (803) 435(803) 435(803) 435(803) 435----8905890589058905 Fax Fax Fax Fax [email protected]

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Subject: RE: Homestead Question

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Husband’s name needs to be on the deed.


To: Cindy Miller Subject: Homestead Question Hi Cindy,

Yet another homestead question:

If a property is in the wife name only and the husband is the one on disability, would that property qualify for the Homestead exemption? Wouldn’t the husband name need to

be on the property also? This a mobile home and land.


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Subject: RE: Homestead Question

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Husband’s name needs to be on the deed.


To: Cindy Miller Subject: Homestead Question Hi Cindy,

Yet another homestead question:

If a property is in the wife name only and the husband is the one on disability, would that property qualify for the Homestead exemption? Wouldn’t the husband name need to

be on the property also? This a mobile home and land.


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Subject: RE: Chamber Retreat

Likewise my dear…likewise! MJ

"Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love." ~Hamilton Wright Mabie



To: Mia R. Jackson Subject: RE: Chamber Retreat

Thank you, Mia for all your assistance. I received the paperwork for the Coalition. If you could put a copy of this in the

mail I would appreciate it very much.

The County is blessed to have someone as efficient and professional as yourself.


From: Mia R. Jackson [mailto:[email protected]]


Subject: Chamber Retreat

Ms. Patricia, I mailed the check & registration for the 2011 Chamber Retreat for you and David Epperson. Should you need a copy of the paperwork, please let me know and I can forward it to you. Thanks MJ Best wishes during this holiday season,

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Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 Manning, SC 29102 O (803) 435-9654 F (803) 435-2653 "Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas." ~ Calvin Coolidge

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Subject: Chamber Retreat

Ms. Patricia, I mailed the check & registration for the 2011 Chamber Retreat for you and David Epperson. Should you need a copy of the paperwork, please let me know and I can forward it to you. Thanks MJ Best wishes during this holiday season, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 Manning, SC 29102 O (803) 435-9654 F (803) 435-2653 "Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas." ~ Calvin Coolidge

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From: Dacosta, Delores <[email protected]>


To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];




[email protected]; [email protected]; Matt Evans; [email protected];







Eckstrom, Jim; [email protected]; [email protected];




[email protected]; [email protected]; Brown, Pearl;

















[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Guy,

Jane; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; Mouzon, Sally; [email protected]

Subject: All County treasurers and auditors

I am compiling a list of ways to continue building the relationship between the Office of the State Treasurer and all of

you. I am hoping that you all would offer your suggestions so that I may pass it on to the incoming treasurer. Please

forward your comments to me as soon as possible. Thanks Delores

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Patricia Pringle

From: Dacosta, Delores <[email protected]>


To: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];




[email protected]; [email protected]; Matt Evans; [email protected];







Eckstrom, Jim; [email protected]; [email protected];




[email protected]; [email protected]; Brown, Pearl;

















[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Guy,

Jane; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; Mouzon, Sally; [email protected]

Subject: All County treasurers and auditors

I am compiling a list of ways to continue building the relationship between the Office of the State Treasurer and all of

you. I am hoping that you all would offer your suggestions so that I may pass it on to the incoming treasurer. Please

forward your comments to me as soon as possible. Thanks Delores

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Subject: Re: FW: QS/1 User Meeting

Patricia, Sure that's no problem. See you then. QS/1 Lori Chisom Marketing Assistant PO Box 6052 Spartanburg, SC 29304 800.235.0762 Fax 864.253.8692 From: "Patricia Pringle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Date: 12/07/2010 03:53 PM Subject: FW: QS/1 User Meeting

Laurie, Carleton Snow from our IT Department would like to attend the User Meeting on Thursday also. We do our printing in house now

and I thought it would be good for him to be there. Is it to late to add him to the list? Please let me know. Thanks, Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697

Manning, SC 29102

(803) 435-2013

[email protected]

From: Carleton Snow [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 3:37 PM

To: Patricia Pringle Subject: QS/1 User Meeting

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Hi Patricia, I would like to come to the QS/1 user meeting in Columbia. Let me know if there is anything else I need to know about the meeting. Thank You, Chip

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and any attachments with it may contain information that is proprietary, privileged, confidential or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure. This communication is intended only for the individual(s) or entity named or their authorized agent. If you have received this communication in error, you are not authorized to read, print, copy, retain or disseminate the contents of this email or its attachments, and you should delete all copies of this email and its attachments. If you are not the named addressee, please immediately notify the sender by email reply or forward the e-mail to [email protected]. Thank you.

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Subject: Re: FW: QS/1 User Meeting

Patricia, Sure that's no problem. See you then. QS/1 Lori Chisom Marketing Assistant PO Box 6052 Spartanburg, SC 29304 800.235.0762 Fax 864.253.8692 From: "Patricia Pringle" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Date: 12/07/2010 03:53 PM Subject: FW: QS/1 User Meeting

Laurie, Carleton Snow from our IT Department would like to attend the User Meeting on Thursday also. We do our printing in house now

and I thought it would be good for him to be there. Is it to late to add him to the list? Please let me know. Thanks, Patricia Pringle Clarendon County Auditor P.O. Box 697

Manning, SC 29102

(803) 435-2013

[email protected]

From: Carleton Snow [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, December 07, 2010 3:37 PM

To: Patricia Pringle Subject: QS/1 User Meeting

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Hi Patricia, I would like to come to the QS/1 user meeting in Columbia. Let me know if there is anything else I need to know about the meeting. Thank You, Chip

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and any attachments with it may contain information that is proprietary, privileged, confidential or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure. This communication is intended only for the individual(s) or entity named or their authorized agent. If you have received this communication in error, you are not authorized to read, print, copy, retain or disseminate the contents of this email or its attachments, and you should delete all copies of this email and its attachments. If you are not the named addressee, please immediately notify the sender by email reply or forward the e-mail to [email protected]. Thank you.

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Subject: FW: QS/1 User Meeting

Return Receipt

Your FW: QS/1 User Meeting

document:

was [email protected]

received

by:

at: 12/07/2010 04:00:46 PM

CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This email and any attachments with it may contain information that is proprietary,

privileged, confidential or otherwise legally exempt from disclosure. This communication is intended only for the

individual(s) or entity named or their authorized agent. If you have received this communication in error, you are not

authorized to read, print, copy, retain or disseminate the contents of this email or its attachments, and you should

delete all copies of this email and its attachments. If you are not the named addressee, please immediately notify the

sender by email reply or forward the e-mail to [email protected]. Thank you.

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From: Carleton Snow



Subject: QS/1 User Meeting

Hi Patricia,

I would like to come to the QS/1 user meeting in Columbia. Let me know if there is anything else I need to know about

the meeting.

Thank You,

Chip

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Subject: QS/1 User Meeting

Hi Patricia,

I would like to come to the QS/1 user meeting in Columbia. Let me know if there is anything else I need to know about

the meeting.

Thank You,

Chip

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To: Joyce Wilson


Subject: PAPER SUPPLY

Attachments: image002.gif; image001.jpg

Joyce, Can you please order 3 CASES of copy paper for the Auditor’s Office. And please check on our envelopes order. Thank you,


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To: Joyce Wilson


Subject: PAPER SUPPLY


Joyce, Can you please order 3 CASES of copy paper for the Auditor’s Office. And please check on our envelopes order. Thank you,


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From: Meredith Cleland <[email protected]>



Subject: RE: The Honorable Cathy B. Harvin....


Thanks Patricia! I enjoyed working with Alex and Cathy as representatives of Clarendon County. They both did an outstanding job. I hope everything is going well for you. Please let me know if we can do anything for you.



Subject: FW: The Honorable Cathy B. Harvin....


From: Mia R. Jackson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 10:54 AM

Subject: The Honorable Cathy B. Harvin....

With much sorrow… Cathy Jane Brand Harvin, 56, widow of Charles Alexander "Alex" Harvin, died Saturday, December 4, 2010, at MUSC Hospital in Charleston from complications due to breast cancer. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 1:00 pm, at the Summerton Cultural Arts Center, 12 South Church Street, Summerton. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Summerton.

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• The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday at Stephens Funeral Home, 304 North Church Street, Manning, SC 29102.

• Memorials may be made to the Summerton Presbyterian Church, 16 S. Cantey St., Summerton, SC 29148.

The Clarendon County Courthouse will close tomorrow, Dec. 7, 2010, from 1-3pm

in honor of Representative Harvin.

Stephens Funeral Home & Crematory, Manning, is in charge of arrangements. (803) 435-2179

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From: Meredith Cleland <[email protected]>



Subject: RE: The Honorable Cathy B. Harvin....


Thanks Patricia! I enjoyed working with Alex and Cathy as representatives of Clarendon County. They both did an outstanding job. I hope everything is going well for you. Please let me know if we can do anything for you.








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The Clarendon County Courthouse will close tomorrow, Dec. 7, 2010, from 1-3pm

in honor of Representative Harvin.


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Subject: Re: Auditor

Very true! We will see what we can come up with. MJ

Mia R. Jackson "Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to reach his goals." ~Dorothy Height

From: Patricia Pringle <[email protected]> Date: Mon, 6 Dec 2010 11:50:55 -0500 To: Mia R. Jackson<[email protected]> Subject: RE: Auditor Thanks. Please see if you can schedule another time. I plan to attend Cathy’s funeral.


From: Mia R. Jackson [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 5:53 PM


Subject: Re: Auditor Thanks Patricia! That lady was beginning th harass me so I know she was harassing you!!! MJ Also, let me know if your available on Tuesday at 1pm for a meeting with on the Mobile Home Ordinance. MJ


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From: Patricia Pringle <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 17:35:51 -0500 To: [email protected]<[email protected]> Cc: Mia R. Jackson<[email protected]> Subject: RE: Auditor Mrs. Long, I have been in and out of the office this week, mostly out of the office. I will contact you on next week concerning this matter. I do apologize for the delay.



Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 5:02 PM To: Patricia Pringle

Subject: FW: Auditor

MJ


From: Sherri Long [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 4:08 PM

To: Mia R. Jackson

Subject: RE: Auditor

Maybe she can utilize you as a vessel to relay to me what it is I need to do, that way I won't need to speak with her.

Thanks again.

From: [email protected] To: [email protected]

Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:42:52 -0500 Subject: Re: Auditor

Ms. Long,

I will call her office and ask her to contact you. Please remember she is the Auditor for the county and right now she is inundated with calls and taxpayers in her office.

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I will see what I can do.

Thanks,

MJ Mia R. Jackson "Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to

reach his goals."

~Dorothy Height

From: Sherri Long <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:20:00 -0500

To: Mia R. Jackson<[email protected]> Subject: Auditor

Afternoon Mrs. Jackson:

Is there any way possible, you can get in contact with Patricia Pringle again for me. She never contacted me and I would like to speak with someone to fiind out what can I do to obtain this acre of land.

Thanks for all your help

Sherri Long 443-739-3569

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From: Robert McFadden <[email protected]>


To: Jeffery Richards; Mattie Richburg; Patricia Pringle

Subject: Fw: REMEMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBERS GO PUBLIC THIS MONTH

Robert A. McFadden Sr [email protected] 803-460-2222 Fax: 404-759-2889 --- On Sun, 12/5/10, robert ford <[email protected]> wrote: From: robert ford <[email protected]> Subject: Fw: REMEMBER: CELL PHONE NUMBERS GO PUBLIC THIS MONTH To: "Robert FORD" <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, December 5, 2010, 8:11 PM

REMEMBER: Cell Phone Numbers Go Public this month. REMINDER..... all cell phone numbers are being released to telemarketing companies and you will start to receive sales calls. .... YOU WILL BE CHARGED FOR THESE CALLS

To prevent this, call the following number from your cell phone: 888-382-1222. It is the National DO NOT CALL list It will only take a minute of your time.. It blocks your number for five (5) years. You must call from the cell phone number you want to have blocked.

You cannot call from a different phone number. HELP OTHERS BY PASSING THIS ON .. It takes about 20 seconds. https://www.donotcall.gov/default.aspx

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Virginia H Edmunds



From: Patricia Pringle [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Monday, December 06, 2010 11:33 AM

To: Shirley Belton


Shirley,

Please forward this to all of SCATT members.




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The Clarendon County Courthouse will close tomorrow, Dec. 7, 2010, from 1-3pm in honor of Representative Harvin.


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Patricia Pringle

From: Keiana Page <[email protected]>



Subject: SC Dems This Week - December 6


The Oconee County Democratic Party will meet at 6 p.m. on Monday, December 6 at Gignilliat Community Center, 621 N. Townville Street, in Seneca.

The Fort Mill Democratic Forum will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday, December 6 at the Towne Tavern, 2000 Highway 160, in Fort Mill. Jerry White will make a presentation on the Employee Free Choice Act during this meeting. There will be a self-pay dinner at 6:30 p.m.

The Florence County Democratic Party will meet from 6 to 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday, December 7 at Horne's Restaurant, 829 South Irby Street, in Florence. This meeting will include a brainstorming session of future Party activities and policies. For more information, contact Shelia Gallagher at 843-669-5495. To have your Democratic events listed next week, send the information to [email protected].

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To: Bobby Baker; Abony Parker; Amy Dibens; Amy Pringle; Angela Williams; Anthony Mack;

Bertha Conyers; Beulah Roberts; Bobbie Reaves; Booking Supervisor; Buck Taylor; Carl

Floyd; Carl Floyd; Carla Walker; Carleton Snow; Carol Eaddy; Carolyn McLeod; Cedric








Maria Rose; Maria Roseboom; Marie Malmont; Marilyn Wilson; Mark Blackmon; Mary J.

McLeod; Mia R. Jackson; Michael Braxton; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Pamela Joyner;

Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Princess Lang; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert Dennis; Robert

Walker; Sandi Tucker; Shalena Gibson; Shanita Brangman; Sharon Yomtob; Shelton

Hughes; Shift Supervisor; Shirley Black-Oliver; Stacey Pigate; Stephanie Williams; Susan

Ardis; Susie McDowell; Thomasena Ragin; Thomasenia McBride; Timm Hilliard; Tom

Vose; Tommy Sauls; Tommy Sauls; Willie Mae Manning; Chamber of Commerce

([email protected]); Dawn H. Griffith ; Carol Dowell ; Cathy Gilbert; Daun

Davis; Margie Lane; [email protected]; Tommy Sauls;

[email protected]; A. C. English Jr. ; Benton Blakely ; Billy Richardson;

Dwight Stewart; William J. Frierson ; Allen Hutto ; Bobbi Adams; Byron Sprott; Carol

Ostro; Carleton Snow; Cleve Dowell; Dee & Janet Cercopely ; Elaine Barnhill; Jackie Torok

; 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; Maria Rose; Marilyn Tsirigotis; Mark Blackmon; Mike


Sandi Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Vicki

Howell



With much sorrow… Cathy Jane Brand Harvin, 56, widow of Charles Alexander "Alex" Harvin, died Saturday, December 4, 2010, at MUSC Hospital in Charleston from complications due to breast cancer.

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Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 1:00 pm, at the Summerton Cultural Arts Center, 12 South Church Street, Summerton. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Summerton.





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To: Bobby Baker; Abony Parker; Amy Dibens; Amy Pringle; Angela Williams; Anthony Mack;

Bertha Conyers; Beulah Roberts; Bobbie Reaves; Booking Supervisor; Buck Taylor; Carl

Floyd; Carl Floyd; Carla Walker; Carleton Snow; Carol Eaddy; Carolyn McLeod; Cedric








Maria Rose; Maria Roseboom; Marie Malmont; Marilyn Wilson; Mark Blackmon; Mary J.

McLeod; Mia R. Jackson; Michael Braxton; Nancy Cave; Nancy Clark; Pamela Joyner;

Patricia Pringle; Percy Harvin; Princess Lang; Rhunette Rhodes; Robert Dennis; Robert

Walker; Sandi Tucker; Shalena Gibson; Shanita Brangman; Sharon Yomtob; Shelton

Hughes; Shift Supervisor; Shirley Black-Oliver; Stacey Pigate; Stephanie Williams; Susan

Ardis; Susie McDowell; Thomasena Ragin; Thomasenia McBride; Timm Hilliard; Tom

Vose; Tommy Sauls; Tommy Sauls; Willie Mae Manning; Chamber of Commerce

([email protected]); Dawn H. Griffith ; Carol Dowell ; Cathy Gilbert; Daun

Davis; Margie Lane; [email protected]; Tommy Sauls;

[email protected]; A. C. English Jr. ; Benton Blakely ; Billy Richardson;

Dwight Stewart; William J. Frierson ; Allen Hutto ; Bobbi Adams; Byron Sprott; Carol

Ostro; Carleton Snow; Cleve Dowell; Dee & Janet Cercopely ; Elaine Barnhill; Jackie Torok

; 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; Maria Rose; Marilyn Tsirigotis; Mark Blackmon; Mike


Sandi Tucker; Sherry Coker ; Vickie Williams; Tammy Rodvansky; Thomas Burgess ; Vicki

Howell



With much sorrow… Cathy Jane Brand Harvin, 56, widow of Charles Alexander "Alex" Harvin, died Saturday, December 4, 2010, at MUSC Hospital in Charleston from complications due to breast cancer.

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Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, December 7, 2010, 1:00 pm, at the Summerton Cultural Arts Center, 12 South Church Street, Summerton. Burial will follow at Evergreen Cemetery in Summerton.





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From: Sherry L. Coker <[email protected]>



Subject: FW: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Attachments: audsub10#1.doc

Importance: High

Follow Up Flag: Follow up

Due By: Monday, December 06, 2010 4:00 PM

Flag Status: Flagged

Are you able to help me with this information.

Thanks,

Sherry Coker

F. E. DuBose Career Center

From: Sherry L. Coker

Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 2:12 PM

To: '[email protected]' Subject: FW: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Ms. Pringle,

Were you able to get the information for the attached form from the State Department? Thank you for your help with this.

Sherry Coker

From: Debra Wolfe [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 12:30 PM To: Randolph Dillingham; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Carlene Bane;

[email protected] Cc: Kevin Robinson; Shelley Hollingsworth; Tray Traxler; Steve Uldrick; Terri Martin; Keith Martin; Larry Young; Amy

Heard; David Brooks; Devon Blume; Rodney Anderson; Donna Abbott; Shirley Kitchings; Phyllis White; Brantley Thomas; Mander Givens; Jerry Sullivan; Sherry L. Coker; Michael Bobby; Terri Shannon; Anna Stroud; Blair Turner; Sharon

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Hubbard; Lyde Graham; Cathy Pompey; Sandra Bagnal; Ken Love; G. C. White; Art McMillan; Allyson Duke; Len

Richardson; Mellanie Jinnette; Quentina Gregg; Stacey Ray; Heidi Kerns; Adam Swearingen; Robert Sullivan; Wanda Willis; Donna Sullivan; Mamie Tedder; Leanne Lordo; Luther Rabon; Lisa Johnson; Jeff Knotts; Rodney Smith; Carlotta

Redish; Teresa Clark; Brenda Mattison; Willie Orr; John Gardner; Jeffrey Riddle; Sandra Mack-Huff; Donnie Wilson; David Puthoff; Lisa Thomas; Tony Walker; Gerald Robinson; Kristie Stokes; Bill Mabry; Debra Fowler; Donna Patten; Karl

Fulmer; Deena Bishop; John Butler; Angela Rhoden; William Saunders; Marty Connelly; Donna Taylor; Linda Chan;

Russell Causey; Rhonda Thompson; Wes Park; Kelly Coxe; Roni Scott; Susan Dowd; Renee Jennings; Gerald Wright; Gloria Moore; Tom Ashley; Donnie Boland; Missy Campbell; Bob Davis; Steve Mann; Sherri Mathews-Hazel; Anthony

Cox; Elaine Bilton; Stephen Strother; [email protected]; Phil Smith; Laura McCraw; David Hayes; Omar Daniels; Bruce Whelchel; Barbara Hopper; Don Denton; Greg Mack; Chris Benfield; John Thames; Lynn Lawson; Christine Green;

Sally Kardes; Amy Hagner Subject: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Please see attached Memo and Supportive Information Sheet.

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Patricia Pringle

From: Sherry L. Coker <[email protected]>



Subject: FW: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Attachments: audsub10#1.doc

Importance: High

Follow Up Flag: Follow up

Due By: Monday, December 06, 2010 4:00 PM

Flag Status: Flagged

Are you able to help me with this information.

Thanks,

Sherry Coker

F. E. DuBose Career Center

From: Sherry L. Coker

Sent: Wednesday, November 10, 2010 2:12 PM

To: '[email protected]' Subject: FW: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Ms. Pringle,

Were you able to get the information for the attached form from the State Department? Thank you for your help with this.

Sherry Coker

From: Debra Wolfe [mailto:[email protected]]

Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2010 12:30 PM To: Randolph Dillingham; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected];

[email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; Carlene Bane;

[email protected] Cc: Kevin Robinson; Shelley Hollingsworth; Tray Traxler; Steve Uldrick; Terri Martin; Keith Martin; Larry Young; Amy

Heard; David Brooks; Devon Blume; Rodney Anderson; Donna Abbott; Shirley Kitchings; Phyllis White; Brantley Thomas; Mander Givens; Jerry Sullivan; Sherry L. Coker; Michael Bobby; Terri Shannon; Anna Stroud; Blair Turner; Sharon

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Hubbard; Lyde Graham; Cathy Pompey; Sandra Bagnal; Ken Love; G. C. White; Art McMillan; Allyson Duke; Len

Richardson; Mellanie Jinnette; Quentina Gregg; Stacey Ray; Heidi Kerns; Adam Swearingen; Robert Sullivan; Wanda Willis; Donna Sullivan; Mamie Tedder; Leanne Lordo; Luther Rabon; Lisa Johnson; Jeff Knotts; Rodney Smith; Carlotta

Redish; Teresa Clark; Brenda Mattison; Willie Orr; John Gardner; Jeffrey Riddle; Sandra Mack-Huff; Donnie Wilson; David Puthoff; Lisa Thomas; Tony Walker; Gerald Robinson; Kristie Stokes; Bill Mabry; Debra Fowler; Donna Patten; Karl

Fulmer; Deena Bishop; John Butler; Angela Rhoden; William Saunders; Marty Connelly; Donna Taylor; Linda Chan;

Russell Causey; Rhonda Thompson; Wes Park; Kelly Coxe; Roni Scott; Susan Dowd; Renee Jennings; Gerald Wright; Gloria Moore; Tom Ashley; Donnie Boland; Missy Campbell; Bob Davis; Steve Mann; Sherri Mathews-Hazel; Anthony

Cox; Elaine Bilton; Stephen Strother; [email protected]; Phil Smith; Laura McCraw; David Hayes; Omar Daniels; Bruce Whelchel; Barbara Hopper; Don Denton; Greg Mack; Chris Benfield; John Thames; Lynn Lawson; Christine Green;

Sally Kardes; Amy Hagner Subject: Annual Single Audit Report Submission

Please see attached Memo and Supportive Information Sheet.

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From: Sherri Long <[email protected]>



Ms. Pringle:

Thank you ever, ever so much for your reply to my email on Friday. I truly appreciate your time. I have asked my uncle

(Mr. BT Johnson) to come into the office to find out what needs to be done on my behalf to obtain this acre as well. It's been quite some time since our last conversation in July that we spoke regarding this matter via telephone.

I'd like to talk this week as well if you can call me, it dosen't matter the time. Again, thank you.

Mrs. Jackson, thank you for being my long distance messenger. Have peace in your day.....


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Ms. Pringle:

Thank you ever, ever so much for your reply to my email on Friday. I truly appreciate your time. I have asked my uncle

(Mr. BT Johnson) to come into the office to find out what needs to be done on my behalf to obtain this acre as well. It's been quite some time since our last conversation in July that we spoke regarding this matter via telephone.

I'd like to talk this week as well if you can call me, it dosen't matter the time. Again, thank you.

Mrs. Jackson, thank you for being my long distance messenger. Have peace in your day.....


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Thanks Patricia! That lady was beginning th harass me so I know she was harassing you!!! MJ Also, let me know if your available on Tuesday at 1pm for a meeting with on the Mobile Home Ordinance. MJ


From: Patricia Pringle <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 17:35:51 -0500 To: [email protected]<[email protected]> Cc: Mia R. Jackson<[email protected]> Subject: RE: Auditor Mrs. Long, I have been in and out of the office this week, mostly out of the office. I will contact you on next week concerning this matter. I do apologize for the delay.



Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 5:02 PM To: Patricia Pringle


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MJ


From: Sherri Long [mailto:[email protected]]


To: Mia R. Jackson Subject: RE: Auditor

Maybe she can utilize you as a vessel to relay to me what it is I need to do, that way I won't need to speak with her. Thanks again.


To: [email protected] Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:42:52 -0500


Ms. Long,

I will call her office and ask her to contact you. Please remember she is the Auditor for the county and right now she is

inundated with calls and taxpayers in her office. I will see what I can do.

Thanks, MJ Mia R. Jackson

"Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to reach his goals."

~Dorothy Height


Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:20:00 -0500 To: Mia R. Jackson<[email protected]>

Subject: Auditor


Is there any way possible, you can get in contact with Patricia Pringle again for me. She never contacted me and I would

like to speak with someone to fiind out what can I do to obtain this acre of land.


Sherri Long

443-739-3569

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MJ




To: Mia R. Jackson Subject: Auditor





Sherri Long

443-739-3569

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MJ





Thank you soo much, I really appreciate all your help. I've been trying to get information from her since July and I'm wearing thin. I'll touch base back with you on Tuesday. Enjoy your weekend.

Sherri Long



Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:42:52 -0500 Subject: Re: Auditor

Ms. Long,


inundated with calls and taxpayers in her office.

I will see what I can do.


"Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to

reach his goals." ~Dorothy Height



Subject: Auditor




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Sherri Long

443-739-3569

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Patricia Pringle





MJ





Maybe she can utilize you as a vessel to relay to me what it is I need to do, that way I won't need to speak with her. Thanks again.


To: [email protected] Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2010 12:42:52 -0500


Ms. Long,


inundated with calls and taxpayers in her office. I will see what I can do.


"Greatness is not measured by what a man or woman accomplishes, but by the opposition he or she has overcome to reach his goals."

~Dorothy Height



Subject: Auditor





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To: Bob Everett; Patricia Pringle

Subject: November 2010 Monthly Acceptance & Denial Reports

Attachments: image001.gif; EI0007_Denial_14Clarendon_4.pdf; EI0007_Accepted_14Clarendon_3.pdf

Importance: High

Please find attached the MONTHLY Acceptance & Denial Listing for the Month of

November 2010.

Any questions, please give us a call.

V{Ü|áà|Çx `v^xx Administrative Assistant

SCDOR Property Exempt Division

803-898-5482

[email protected]

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To: Bob Everett; Patricia Pringle

Subject: November 2010 Monthly Acceptance & Denial Reports

Attachments: image001.gif; EI0007_Denial_14Clarendon_4.pdf; EI0007_Accepted_14Clarendon_3.pdf

Importance: High

Please find attached the MONTHLY Acceptance & Denial Listing for the Month of

November 2010.

Any questions, please give us a call.

V{Ü|áà|Çx `v^xx Administrative Assistant

SCDOR Property Exempt Division

803-898-5482

[email protected]

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To: Abony Parker


Subject: FW: 80% BILLS



Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 11:41 AM To: Susan Ardis


Subject: 80% BILLS

December 03, 2010 Mrs. Susan, Could you please email Patricia with the 80% bills we need to create. Once she gets them she will forward them to us. Thanks


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To: Abony Parker


Subject: FW: 80% BILLS



Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 11:41 AM To: Susan Ardis


Subject: 80% BILLS



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Subject: FW: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

From: Abony Parker

Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 12:01 PM To: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: 12/32010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 213-00-04-015-01 OWNER NAME GRAY L & TERRY FORD The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 650 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 520 ___________________________________ BY: Abony L. Parker

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Subject: FW: 80 per cent bill MEMO 2010

From: Abony Parker

Sent: Friday, December 03, 2010 12:01 PM To: Sonya Mellerson


DATE: 12/32010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 213-00-04-015-01 OWNER NAME GRAY L & TERRY FORD The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 650 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 520 ___________________________________ BY: Abony L. Parker

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To: Susan Ardis


Subject: 80% BILLS




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To: Susan Ardis


Subject: 80% BILLS




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Subject: FW: 077-10-02-007-00 (80% bill)

Attachments: 135-06-01-001-00

From: Susan Ardis

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 3:20 PM To: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: 077-10-02-007-00 (80% bill)

DATE: December 2, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 077-10-02-007-00 OWNER NAME BANSARI LLC The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 39000 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 31200 __Bob Everett _____________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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Subject: FW: 077-10-02-007-00 (80% bill)

Attachments: 135-06-01-001-00 (41.8 KB)

From: Susan Ardis

Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2010 3:20 PM To: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: 077-10-02-007-00 (80% bill)

DATE: December 2, 2010 FROM: Bob Everett, Assessor TO: Patricia Pringle, Auditor SUBJ: TMS # 077-10-02-007-00 OWNER NAME BANSARI LLC The subject property is under appeal for 2010. Please prepare an 80% bill for the owner in accordance with the provisions of SC Statute 12-60-2550. The current assessed value is 39000 The 80% bill should be based on assessed value of 31200 __Bob Everett _____________________ BY: Susan C Ardis

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David & Melva Young

Subject: Prayer Request from Pat

Dear Friends,

Several prayer request tonight:

1. Please pray for Cathy Harvin and her daughter Mary Franklin.

Cathy is bravely battling cancer. Pray for strength and courage for Mary Franklin.

2. Pray for Cathy Gilbert. She is back in Clarendon Memorial

Hospital after some health issues yesterday.

3. Pray for those folks who are stealing HVAC units from churches.

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Over the weekend I heard that 4 churches in the Pleasant Grove/Trinity area of Sumter County was hit and last night

they stole the units from the Shiloh UMC. Pray for the investigators that they will have a lead in order to catch the

thieves and stop this band of stealing.

Thanks for praying

Pat

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Subject: FW: 135-06-01-001-00 (80 % bill)

Attachments: 20101202111634454.pdf


From: Susan Ardis


To: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: FW: 135-06-01-001-00 (80 % bill)




To: Susan Ardis

Subject: 135-06-01-001-00

This E-mail was sent from "RNP0E8B9E" (Aficio MP C4000).

Scan Date: 12.02.2010 11:16:34 (-0500)

Queries to: [email protected]

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Subject: FW: 135-06-01-001-00 (80 % bill)

Attachments: 20101202111634454.pdf


From: Susan Ardis


To: Sonya Mellerson

Subject: FW: 135-06-01-001-00 (80 % bill)




To: Susan Ardis

Subject: 135-06-01-001-00

This E-mail was sent from "RNP0E8B9E" (Aficio MP C4000).

Scan Date: 12.02.2010 11:16:34 (-0500)

Queries to: [email protected]

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Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: FW: SCDMV SCATT Meeting

SCDMV SCATT Meeting

January 20, 2011

10:00AM - 12:00PM

Room CG-52

SCDMV 10311 Wilson Blvd

Blythewood, SC 29016

Thanks! Hermenia PerkinsHermenia PerkinsHermenia PerkinsHermenia Perkins----BrownBrownBrownBrown Specialty Plate Review Officer/Policy Analyst South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (803)896-9863 Office (803)896-9979 Fax P O Box 1498 Blythewood, SC 29016-038 [email protected] " I Fly Above"

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Virginia H Edmunds

Subject: FW: SCDMV SCATT Meeting

SCDMV SCATT Meeting

January 20, 2011

10:00AM - 12:00PM

Room CG-52

SCDMV 10311 Wilson Blvd

Blythewood, SC 29016

Thanks! Hermenia PerkinsHermenia PerkinsHermenia PerkinsHermenia Perkins----BrownBrownBrownBrown Specialty Plate Review Officer/Policy Analyst South Carolina Department of Motor Vehicles (803)896-9863 Office (803)896-9979 Fax P O Box 1498 Blythewood, SC 29016-038 [email protected] " I Fly Above"

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To: Sherri Long

Subject: RE: Testing

Ms. Long, Ms. Pringle is an elected official. She is put in office by the people and works for the people of Clarendon County. She has limited staff and the best thing for us to do to continue to ask her to contact you. She did state that she will contact you by the end of the week. If she does not, I will ask our County Council (whom I directly work for as their Clerk to County Council) and ask them to contact her also on this matter. Please understand that September, October, November, and December are the Auditors heaviest months. She is currently in “full swing” with property tax. I know this can be a bit frustrating, but know that she has your best interest and is making every effort to contact you in her most timely fashion. Let me know if she does not contact you and I will take further steps to be of assistance. Until then… MJ




To: Mia R. Jackson Subject: RE: Testing

Thank you. You are a blessing. My last conversation with Ms. Pringle was exactly September 13, 2010. I know because I document every conversation that I have with everyone, so I believe she may have me confused with another inquiry. If I

don't receive a phone call from her by Friday, whom can I contact? Does she have a boss, someone who oversees her?


To: [email protected] Date: Wed, 1 Dec 2010 14:11:23 -0500

Subject: RE: Testing

Ms. Long,

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I got this email, not sure why you didn’t get my email. I spoke with Ms. Pringle and as I stated in my email, she stated that she will contact you by the end of the week. I hope this helps. Also, she stated that she believes she spoke with you on this matter recently, but she will contact you. Hope this helps.

MJ "Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love." ~Hamilton Wright Mabie


Sent: Wednesday, December 01, 2010 1:55 PM To: Mia R. Jackson

Subject: Testing

Mrs. Jackson:

I really appreciate all your time and attention that you are giving me to aid in resolving my problem. Can you reply back

to make sure I get this email from you?

Thanks

Sherri Long

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Subject: Land

Ms. Pringle:

It has been quite sometime since we've spoken, September 13, 2010. I have made numerous attempts to speak with you

regarding an acre of land that I am interested in purchasing. I'm sure you've been told that I have called. Can you please take a moment to call me so that I can find out what the procedure is to go about purchasing this property. Map# 102-

00-03-007-00.

I'm very grateful to Ms. Jackson for intervening on my behalf by forwarding a message to you for me.

Have peace in your day....

Sherri Long

443-739-3569

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Subject: Land

Ms. Pringle:

It has been quite sometime since we've spoken, September 13, 2010. I have made numerous attempts to speak with you

regarding an acre of land that I am interested in purchasing. I'm sure you've been told that I have called. Can you please take a moment to call me so that I can find out what the procedure is to go about purchasing this property. Map# 102-

00-03-007-00.

I'm very grateful to Ms. Jackson for intervening on my behalf by forwarding a message to you for me.

Have peace in your day....

Sherri Long

443-739-3569

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From: Linda Lemon


To: Patricia Pringle; Beulah Roberts; Kathy Geddings; Matt Evans; Anthony Mack; Bob

Everett; LeBon Joye ; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Frances Richbourg; Gail McCormack;

Vickie Williams; John Truluck; Lynden Anthony; Linda Taylor; Leon Richburg; Madaline

Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Micheal Braxton; Mary Gamble; Nancy Cave; Nancy

Clark; Timm Hilliard; Percy Harvin; [email protected]; Robert

Dennis; Rhonda Rainey; Sandi Tucker; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black-Oliver; Thomas

Harvin

Cc: William Houser; Linda Lemon

Subject: Please post this date on your calendar for January

Hello Everyone January 19, 2011 830 am-5pm at Camp Bob Cooper Dept. Managers Training Session on the following topics:

• Performance evaluations • Preventing Harassment

Russ Knight from First Sun is providing the training for the County. Please let me know if you have a conflict. This is a very important training session. Lunch will be provided 12- 1pm. Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas Holiday and I look forward to seeing each of you on Jan. 19 Thanks Linda P. Lemon, PHR Clarendon County Human Resource Director 111 South Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 [email protected] www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov 803-435-9654

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From: Linda Lemon <[email protected]>


To: Patricia Pringle; Beulah Roberts; Kathy Geddings; Matt Evans; Anthony Mack; Bob

Everett; LeBon Joye ; Danny Floyd; David Epperson; Frances Richbourg; Gail McCormack;

Vickie Williams; John Truluck; Lynden Anthony; Linda Taylor; Leon Richburg; Madaline

Braxton; Maria Rose; Marilyn Wilson; Micheal Braxton; Mary Gamble; Nancy Cave; Nancy

Clark; Timm Hilliard; Percy Harvin; [email protected]; Robert

Dennis; Rhonda Rainey; Sandi Tucker; Shelton Hughes; Shirley Black-Oliver; Thomas

Harvin

Cc: William Houser; Linda Lemon

Subject: Please post this date on your calendar for January

Hello Everyone January 19, 2011 830 am-5pm at Camp Bob Cooper Dept. Managers Training Session on the following topics:

• Performance evaluations • Preventing Harassment

Russ Knight from First Sun is providing the training for the County. Please let me know if you have a conflict. This is a very important training session. Lunch will be provided 12- 1pm. Hope everyone has a wonderful Christmas Holiday and I look forward to seeing each of you on Jan. 19 Thanks Linda P. Lemon, PHR Clarendon County Human Resource Director 111 South Brooks Street Manning, SC 29102 [email protected] www.clarendoncounty.sc.gov 803-435-9654

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Subject: SC Coalition for Black County Officials

Good morning Ms. Patricia, ‘ I received in the mail an invoice for your 2011 membership dues. Do you know if it has already been paid? I can submit the invoice for payment if it has not been paid. I will need the account no. you want it charged to. Have a FABULOUS DAY!!! Best wishes during this holiday season, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 Manning, SC 29102 O (803) 435-9654 F (803) 435-2653 "Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas." ~ Calvin Coolidge

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Subject: SC Coalition for Black County Officials

Good morning Ms. Patricia, ‘ I received in the mail an invoice for your 2011 membership dues. Do you know if it has already been paid? I can submit the invoice for payment if it has not been paid. I will need the account no. you want it charged to. Have a FABULOUS DAY!!! Best wishes during this holiday season, Mia R. Jackson, Clerk to County Council Executive Assistant to Administrator PO Box 486 Manning, SC 29102 O (803) 435-9654 F (803) 435-2653 "Christmas is not a time nor a season, but a state of mind. To cherish peace and goodwill, to be plenteous in mercy, is to have the real spirit of Christmas." ~ Calvin Coolidge

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