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LAw oFFtcEs <br />COLEMAN, GLEDHILL & HARGRAVE <br />A PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION <br />129 E TRYON STREET' <br />P. O. DRAwF.R 1529 <br />H1IISBOROTJGH, NORTH CAROLINA 27278 <br />919.7)2-2196 <br />FAX 919.732-7997 <br />July 21, 1999 <br />Mr. Roscoe E. Reeve <br />Manager <br />Orange County Land Records <br />Post Office Box 8181 <br />Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278 <br />FROM THE DESK OF <br />GEOFFREY E. GLEDHILL <br />RE: Creek Wood Development and School District <br />s Boundaries <br />Dear Roscoe: <br />This letter confirms our discussions recently about the <br />location of the northern boundary of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro <br />school district and the southern boundary of the Orange County <br />school district between the Durham County line on the east and <br />the University Railroad tracks on the west. What follows are <br />two lists. The first list is of things we do know. The second <br />list is of things we don't know and about which, at this point <br />in time, we can only make an educated guess. A number of the <br />listed items contain explanatory or my editorial comments. <br />Things we do know. <br />1. On October 1, 1951 the Orange County Board of <br />Education approved the petition of the Chapel Hill City Board <br />of Education calling for an election on the question of <br />enlarging the boundaries of what is now the Chapel Hill- <br />Carrboro School District. <br />2. The election was successful. <br />3. The post election 1951 boundary separating the Chapel <br />Hill-Carrboro School District and the Orange County School <br /> <br />