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- - --._..~ _.._._.._~..._ _.T. ~ w__~ - - ..._ ~..Q~ Chairman Walker recognized W. T. Buriphue. Mr. Bumphas was interested in SR ;~,-171}0. The C1erY. advised the Board of the background of said request. Chairman Walker recognized Adger Wilson. Mr. Wilson presented a preliminary plat for Stoneybrook. Clayton Haithcvck, Zoning Officer, advised the Board that the County Planning Board had approved the preliminary plat oP Stoneybrook. Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Flora Garrett, the preliminary plat of Stoneybrook was approved. The Zoning Of~ioer presented the following plats: 1. Mary S. Alberton, 2.35 acres in Chapel Hi11 Township dated January 23, 19711. Upon motion duly made and seconded said plat was approved. 2. James H. Byrd, 2.02 acres in Eno Township dated January 2, 1974. Upon motion of Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, seconded by Commissioner Henry S. Walker, it was moved and adopted that said plat be approved. 3. Marvin L. Poythresa, 1 lot dated January !{, 1R71}. Discussion ensued concerning lot size. It appeared that the lot did not contain the proper amount of footage for an acre. Upon motion of Commissioner Richard E. Whitted, aecoaded by Commissioner Henry S. Walker, it was moved and adopted that said map be referred back to the owner for a clarification of the proper dimentivns. 11. Charles V, Briscoe, 2 lots ].l~A & B Oak Hi11 Subdivision dated January 30, 1971+. IIpon motion of Comvissioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by Commiasieaer F].ora Garrett, it was moved and adopted, that said plat be approved. Chairman Walker referred to Item ~4 of the Agenda: (Mark Burnham: Triangle J Council of Governments: Review and discussion of County Water and Sewer Extension Pvligy.) Commiasivnor Flora Garrett stated that she knew oP two instances where water lines had been installed since the Water/Sewer Policy had been adopted. Mark Burnham was requested to review the wording of the adopted policy. It was agreed that a series of conferences were needed between the units of government that install water lines and the Board. The County Administrator stated a policy can never be enforced unless all parties agreed to adhere to the agreements contained in said policy, Further discussion ensued. It was decided that a point meeting of the Boards of Aldermen of the towns within the county and the University of North Carolina should be arranged. The County Administrator was requested to see if Thursday, March 111, at 8 P.M. wsa agreeable with the others that would be involved in said meeting. Chairman Walker referred to Item ~#3 of the Agenda: (Mr. Fred Parker: Representing the Orange County Emergency Medical Servioea Committee: To request the Board of County Commissioners approve local. legislation relating to personal 1'i ability of certified ambulance attendants in their performance of certain duties.) Chairman Walker recognized Mr. Fred Parker and Dr. Sara Dent. The Board was presented with copies of Senate Bill m12110. Said Bill was entitled "An Aot to Authorize the Training and Utilization of F7nergency Medical Technicians" Senate Bill ~r1205 was entitled "An Act To Exempt Volunteer Rescue Squads and Lifesavinga Crews of Cleveland, Gaston Lincoln and Rutherford Counties from the Requirements of G.S. 7.30-323 (a) (b) (ci and (a). Dr. Dent was thorough and specific in her explanation of why Senate Bill #12110 was essential to the savings and ],ives and based on her firm belief that all persona in the Ekaergency Medical Technician field should be adequately trained she requested the Board to oppose Senate Bill ~r7.205. Upon motion of Commissioner Henry S, Walker, seconded by Commissioner Melvin Whitfield, it was moved and adopted, that the Orange County .Board endorse Senate Bill ~r1240 and that if the proposed legislation is not adopted on a state-wide - basis then the Board requests that Orange County~s representatives secure a local enactment that would accomplish the purposes that are set forth in Senate Sill x'12110.