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f , 3y~ <br />RESOLUTION BY GOVERNING BODY CONCERNING AGREEMENT TO <br />UNDERTAKE DEVELOPMENT OF A SECTION 201 FACILITIES PLAN <br />"WHEREAS, it is desired by the County of Orange to insure the provision <br />of Wastewater treatment services and facilities in a most effective manner; <br />and <br />WHEREAS, the County o£ Orange recognized the benefits which can accrue <br />from the cooperative planning of such services and facilities; and <br />WHEREAS, for purposes of federal grant-in-aid assistance such planning is <br />a prerequisite; <br />NOW,.THEREFORE, HE IT RESOLVED THAT: <br />(1) The County of Orange does hereby agree to cooperate and <br />participate with the Town of Mebane, Tvwn of Haw River, <br />City of Graham, City of Burlington, Town of Elon.College, <br />Town of Gibsonville, Alamance County, and Guilford County <br />in the preparation of a "Section 201 Facilities Plan" for <br />the "Alamance County Complex Facility Planning Area" as <br />required by Public Law 92-500 and to be completed within a <br />period of eight (6) months or as such time may be extended <br />by the hereinafter mentioned "Lead Agency". <br />(2) The County of Orange agrees to the designation of the City <br />of Hurlingtbn to serve as "Lead Agency" for the aforementioned <br />Section 20,1 Planning Project, provided that such designation <br />is not meant to presume or otherwise imply any particular rule <br />of the "Lead Agency" concerning the provision of sewer <br />services of facilities since such determinations are to be <br />agreed upon among the jurisdictions as a part of developing <br />the plan." <br />Upon motion of commissioner Henry S. Walker, seconded by commissioner Flora <br />Garrett, it was moved and adopted, that the..Resolution entitled "Resolution By <br />Governing Body Concerning Agreement To Undertake Development Of A Section 201 <br />Facilities Plan", be adopted. <br />Chairman Walker referred the Board to Item IV of the Agenda: (Mr. Jim <br />McHugh of Alert Cable T. V. Corporation to discuss County franchising of <br />Cable Television). <br />Mr. Gatos advised the Board that Mr. McHugh's appointment was not until <br />11 A.M. <br />Chairman Walker then ref erred `the Board to Item V of the Agenda: (Mrs. <br />Betsy Farrington to discuss Road X1945). <br />Mrs. Farrington requested the Clerk to read copies of correspondence that <br />had been received by her relative to SR #1945. She made reference to specific <br />items and she was informed that the answers to her questions must come Erom the <br />Hoard of Transportation. <br />Chairman Walker referred the Board to Item VI of the Agenda: (Consideration <br />of proposed 1974-1975 County Budget). <br />George Williams, Superintendent of the Orange County School Unit, A. C. <br />Crowder, Assistant Superintendent of the Orange County School Unit, Roland <br />Scott, chairman of the Orange County Board of Education, Emma Sue Loftin, <br />H. G. Coleman, Jr., and Richard Simpson members of the Orange County Board of <br />Education, Dr. Robert Hanes, Superintendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City <br />Administrative Unit, Mary Scroggs, Chairman of the Chapel Hill-Carrbbro .City <br />Administrative Unit, Sam Holton, Peachy Wicker, and Betty Denny, members of the <br />Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Board were present. <br />Chairman Walker recognized Roland Scott, Chairman of the County School Board. <br />Mr. Scott stated that he felt his Board had presented a legitimate budget request <br />as the new buildings that are being proposed are being requested by the State <br />Department of Education, in that, Grady Brown School is now inadequate and does <br />not meet the standards set by the State Department of Education. Mr. Scott <br />requested the Hoard to reinstate the monies that had been taken from the Orange <br />County School Budget. He stated that the total package plan, as presented by <br />his Soard, would chance the complete plan of constructing the new elementary <br />school and the addition to Central Kindergarten and that there was no way to <br />let the bids unless the money is made available for the projects. <br />H. G. Coleman, Jr., member of the Orange County School Hoard, stated that <br />if the requested monies to the Capital Outlay was not restored that there was <br />no possibility of the School Board being able to complete either of the projects <br />and that there was more than building a school involved, in that, a change of <br />