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Boos 8 r~cE 112 The County Zoning Offioer preaented the three (3) final plats of 3trayhorn Hills for approval of the Board. Upon motion of Commissioner Benry S. Walker, aeaanded by Commissioner Flora Garrett, it was moved and adopted, that the Chairman be authorized to sign the oertificate of approval. A preliminary plat of the revision of Iiyde-Away Bstatea in Chapel Hill Township dated August 6, 1973, was preaented. The Zoning Officer stated that due to the change of the streets in the nroposad subdivision said map had been revised. He stated that the County Planning Board had apprevad the preliminary plat. Upon motion of Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, seconded by Commissioner Henry S. Walker, it was moved and adopted, that the Board approve the preliminary plat oP the revision oT Ryde-Away Eatatea. The County Zoning Officer preaented the final plat of Section Four WolP~a Pond in Chapel Hill Township dated August 1, 1973. Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, it wsa moved and adopted, that the Chairman be authorized to sign the certificate of approval. The County Zoning Officer reminded the Board that a request to rezone a two (2) sore tract of land had bees received from Loak Ridge Development Corporation for a spaniel public hearing to be held oa October 2, 1973, relative to multi-family unite. Commissioner Flora Garrett questioned the County Zoning Officer about whether or not the County was issuing certificates of occupancy as was required in the Zoning Ordinance. Mr. Haithaook replied he was not aware oP what should be ahsoked prior to the issuance of such a oertificate. Discussion ensued. The County Administrator suggested that a check list should be prepared for whoever did the inspection. Chairman Norman Walker stated that there were several vacancies that needed to be filled on existing aommitteea. Re suggested that eaoh Commissioner submit, for the Boards oonaiderativn, names for appointment to the County Council on the Aging, the Fhiergenay Medical Services Council and the County Board oP Adjustments. The names of Dr. Charles Blake, Date Shepherd and Allan B. Latta were suggested for the County Council on the Aging. The Board instructed the County Administrator to oontact the persona named in order to determine Who would ba willing to serve on the Council. Commissioner Richard E. Whitted stated that a Council meeting has been scheduled for Thursday, September 6, 1973, at 10:30 A. M, in the Conference Room of the Social Serviaea Building and that he would like to see the appointee present For that meeting. Commissioner Flora Garrett suggested that Claudia Cannada or Rebecca Clark be appointed to the Emergency Radical Services Council. Commissioner Richard E. Whitted asked if the appointment on the County Board of Adjustments is to bs a full term appointment or if the nominee is to replace a member who is resigning. per.. Gattie advised Commissioner Whittad that there was one member who was delinnuent in attendance and that he had bean informed that the member planned to resign Prom the Beard and that the Board also needed another alternate member. Commissioner Flora Garrett suggested that Mrs. Carl Anderson or Mrs. Mary Whitted of Eno Township be considered for the County Board of Adjustments. Commissioner Flora Garrett moved that the names that had been submitted as appointees for all Councils and/or Boards be considered on Tuesday, September 18, 1873. This motion died Por the leak of a second. Discussion ensued on the F21o River Valley Agreement that had bean received from the Department of Natural and Economic Resources. Commissioner Richard E. Whitted stated that he felt the agreement should be reviewed and that suggestions in wording should be submitted to the Department of Natural and Economio Resources. He stated that he felt Orange County should have more voice in decision making of the. park area and/or the land use section. He pointed out that the agreement does not stets that the County, would be involved or consulted by the State oP North Carolina or the City of Durham. Chairman Norman Walker stated it does not bother him for the Eno tc stay in its natural stets, but he is heaitsat to create a hardship Por the City of Durham if it should prove that, in the future, the City of Durham would need the waters of the rho. Re stated that some of the citizens who owned property along the Eno had advised him of their opposition to living in a State Park area.