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• C. T'IITIIRE PROCESS - I-40/OLD 86 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT <br />The Board decided that a work group would be formed with two Town <br />, of Hillsborough Commissioners, two County Commissioners, two from the Orange <br />County Planning Board, two from the Hillsborough Planning Board and two from <br />the Economic Development Commission. <br />Chair Moses Carey, Jr. .and John Link will bring back to the next <br />meeting a charge, process and timeline for this work group. They will also <br />recommend a procedure for receiving input from the neighbors in this area. <br />The County Commissioners will appoint the Chair of this work group. <br />~ BENEFITS FOR COIINTY COMMI88IONERB <br />This item was postponed to the next meeting. <br />Ems. PINES KNOLLS COMMIINITY DEVELOPMENT ADOLESCENT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM <br />The Pine Knolls Community Center and the YMCA of Chapel Hill have <br />jointly obtained a grant from the Greater Triangle Communities Foundation to <br />operate an after-school program for adolescents at the Pine Knolls Community <br />Center during the school year. They would like to continue this program <br />during the summer and next school year. They are requesting $5,000 from the <br />Board of County Commissioners to fund maintenance for the operation of the <br />after school program for the next two years. <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by <br />Commissioner Insko to approve an allocation of $600 to the Pine Knolls <br />Community Center to be used for maintenance for the next three months. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />Albert Kittrell will help Debbie Horton of the Community Center <br />complete the paperwork necessary to request additional funds as may be needed <br />for the next year for this project. <br />~.~ 5`~!~ F. FROCEDIIRB FOR APPOINTMENTS TO BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner <br />Insko to amend the resolution which outlines the process for citizen <br />appointees by the County Commissioners to the various County Boards and <br />Commissions by adding the following paragraph as a subsection to number 4: <br />"When the appointments are presented to the County Commissioners <br />for their consideration, a list of all those who have applied and are eligible <br />for appointment will be included in the agenda. If someone is recommended for <br />appointment, the abstract will give the source of the recommendation." <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />Z. REPORTS <br />A. DOMICILIARY HOME COMMDNITY ADVISORY COMMITTEE'S ANNIIAL REPORT <br />Randy Brantley, Chair of the Domiciliary Home Community Advisory <br />Committee introduced the regional ombudsmen who work and train members of the <br />Domiciliary Home Advisory Committee. He summarized the report as included in <br />the agenda abstract. <br />He asked for help in gaining access to documents located in the <br />Department of Social Services. Also, the Committee encourages the Department <br />of Social Services to accept the Elder Abuse Funds allocated for the Triangle <br />J Region early in the fiscal year. <br />The Board received this annual report and commended the Committee <br />for their dedication and hard work. <br />B. COIINTY COMMI88IONERB' IIPDATE - ORANGE COIINTY VISITORS BIIREAII <br />Shelly Green, Director of the Visitors Bureau gave this report to <br />update the Board of Commissioners on the progress of the Chapel Hill/Orange <br />County Visitors Bureau. This Bureau has been operational for approximately <br />^^ --~`~-~ '"~•^ ~on~-ce ,,,~rtrn+;n.. r,lan ~~~}linac the current nroctram Of work <br />