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P-0490 - Boards and Commissions Appointments and Orientation Process Policy 02-21-2006
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P-0490 - Boards and Commissions Appointments and Orientation Process Policy 02-21-2006
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2/21/2006
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13 <br />Craig Benedict said that there were two types of open space in this plan. Most lots are 2-112 <br />acres to 3 acres in size. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said that if this was truly a pedestrian way, there should be sidewalks or <br />something for pedestrians to access the common area. <br />Commissioner Jacobs asked why this repair area for the septic field was in this area and Mark <br />O'Neill said that this was the only area for this repair field. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said that if this became a septic repair area, he would like to make sure <br />that there was still a visual vegetative buffer. <br />Geoffrey Gledhill said that it could be incorporated into the covenant that if the septic repair area <br />is located in lot 89, it will be placed there with minimal disturbance to the existing trees, and any trees that <br />are disturbed that can be replaced, will be replaced. <br />Discussion ensued about how to address the concerns about the buffer. <br />Commissioner Halkiotis said that he trusts Craig Benedict to do what needs to be done to <br />address the concerns with lot 89. <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by Commissioner Jacobs to approve <br />the preliminary plan for Fox Hill Farm East, phase 2, sections A and B, located near the intersection of St. <br />Mary's and New Sharon Church roads in Eno Township, with the condition that the Planning Director will <br />address the concems expressed about the septic system on lot 89. <br />VOTE: AYES, 4; NO, 1 (Commissioner Gordon) <br />9. ITEMS FOR DECISION -REGULAR AGENDA <br />a. Appointment and Orientation Process <br />The Board considered amending its resolution for the appointment and orientation process for <br />boards and commissions. <br />Commissioner Jacobs suggested being more specific in the language for the participation of <br />elected officials on boards and commissions. He proposed removing, "or elected officials" and adding a <br />new sentence, which would say, "Elected officials from other jurisdictions shall not be appointed to County <br />boards and commissions, unless specifically representing their boards in their elected capacity." <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Brown, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to amend its <br />resolution for the appointment and orientation process for boards and commissions, with the addition as <br />stated above by Commissioner Jacobs. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />b. Contract between Animal Protection Society and Orange County for Animal Shelter <br />The Board considered contracting with the Animal Protection Society of Orange County to <br />provide animal shelter services at a cost of $392,671. <br />Health Director Rosemary Summers said that a special subcommittee was set up to review the <br />contract between the Animal Protection Society and Orange County for an Animal Shelter operation. The <br />document as included in the agenda includes recommendations from the subcommittee. Changes were <br />made in the shelter procedures manual. These changes include section 11.25, The Adoption of a <br />Potentially Dangerous Dog; 11.26, the Adoption Appeals Process; 11.27, Outdoor Only Dog Adoption <br />Guidelines; and 11.28, Definitions of Not Adoptable Animals. The Board of Health also reviewed the <br />funding request for next year and recommended a 12°to increase over the current year funding. The <br />Manager's recommendation is at 10%, which would bring the funding to $392,671. This funding is <br />designated primarily to raise staff salaries to aid in recruitment and retention. <br />Commissioner Halkiotis thanked Rosemary Summers and questioned section 11.27 and <br />stipulation C, Adequate Companionship. Rosemary Summers said that this was talking about human <br />companionship. One of the factors in outdoor only adoptions is that when dogs are only outdoors, the <br />owners tend not to spend as much time with those dogs. As a result, the dogs become less socialized to <br />humans and are at greater risk for becoming bite and behavior problems. One of the things with outdoor <br />.adoptions is that it is hoped that the owners will make a commitment to spending time with their animals. <br />The staff is working on trying to track any nuisance calls with the outdoor only adopted dogs. <br />Commissioner Gordon asked about the recommended changes in the procedures manual. She <br />asked if there were any other parts in the manual where changes were considered but not made. <br />
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