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A 1 r ~~~. Mayor Cates advised the Board that the budget figures relative to the Hillsborough landf311 area, as submitted to the Board in the 1971-1972 budget, had proven to be inadequate. He cited the additional garbage that was being brought into the Hillsborough landfill area by the industries which had been refused dumping privileges in Alemance County. He requested that the County allocate an additional $2,399.06 to the Town of Hillsborough for the landfill operation. Discussion ensued as to the rate being charged on tb.e per cubic yard. Mayor Cates stated that the Town of Hillsborough was currently charging twenty cents (20¢) per cubio yard and that this was comparable to the rate of other cities, Upon motion of Commissioner Ira Hard, it was moved and seconded, that -- Mark Burnham be requested to make a survey of rates being charged in other land fill operations. Mr. Burnham is to present the results of his survey to the Board. Commissioner S+iilliam C. Ray brov~ht to the attention of the Board that no nation had been taken on the securing of a lease from the Town of Hillsborough to the County for the construction of a Rescue Sauad Building. Discussion ensued. Commissioner William C. Ray moved that the county adopt the previsions as outlined to the Board in written form from the Town of Hillsborough. This motion died for the lack of a second. The Board reviewed the provisions and the stipulations bhat had been adopted by the Hillsborough Board of Aldermen on May 22, 1972. Further discussion ensued. ; Commissioner Ira Ward proposed that the County employ an architect for the purpose of evaluation of sites and land that the county owns for the purpose of utilizing county property for the construction of a Resoue Sound Building. No action was taken on the matter. The Hoard agreed to meet with , members of the Rescue Squad in order that the matter of the construction of a building might be discussed fully. Upon motion of Commissioner William C, 13ay, seconded by Commissioner idorman Walker, it wee moved and adopted, that the County pay to the Town of _ i. Hillsborough, from the Unappropriated Surplus, the sum of X2,399.06 for , services rendered for the operation of the Hillsborough landfill area for and through the date of June 30, 1972. ;' Chairman Bennett presented a letter from Robert J. Wells, Jr., ~ _. i~Isyor of the Town of Chanel H311. Said letter requested permission for the Town to hold a firecaorka display on July lGth. ~ The Town of Chanel Hill was granted permission for their l}th of July celebration provided that the fireworks display wsa held under the sun_ervision of soma member of the Chanel Hill Fire Department. The County Administrator presented an agreement from the Agricultural FS~periment Station, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, North Carolina, for the approval of .the Board. The agreement is as follows: ~ COOPr~tATIVE AGREEI~NT BETWEEN THE AGRICULTURAL r~'XPERIT--'LENT STATION NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY RALEIGH, i10RTH CA.ROLISIA ANA ' SOIL COidSERVATION, U. S. DEPARTMENT OF AG$1CULTURE RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA AND THE COUNTY COPIIiISSIONEIiS, ORANGE COUIi'PY, TdORTH CAROLINA HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA THIS AGR~..EP~NT is msde and entered into this let day of July, 1972, by and between the Agricultural E~peritnent Station of North Carolina State University, hereinafter called the STATION: Soil Conservation Service of _ the U. S, Department of Agriculture, hereinafter called the SR.V2CE; and the _ County .Commissioners of Orange County, North Carolina, hereinafter called the ;. COMI"SISSIO;S'~RS.