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<br />Ms. Lyda Eubanks Orgain (Tax Map 52, Lot 2, Chapel Hill Township)
<br />was reduced from $63,6D0 to 539,600; the Board made no change in
<br />the valuation of the property appealed by the Eva H. Brewer Heirs
<br />(Tax Map 92, Block A, Lot 21, Chapel Hill Township); the valuation
<br />of the tract of land appealed by Mr. T. G, Donnelly lTax Map 116,
<br />Lot 19, Chapel Hill Township) was reduced from $7,2D0 to $3,500.
<br />There being no further business to came before the Board of Equalization and
<br />Review the meeting was adjourned.
<br />Chairman Walker re-covened the Hoard as a Board of County Commissioners.
<br />Betty June Hayes, Register of Deeds, requested to bring a matter before the
<br />Board. She stated that "she had discussed G. S. 161-30 Section A with Bill Laws,
<br />Assistant Tax Supervisor, and that Mr. Laws felt that the provisions of th].s
<br />statute would be advantageous to his department, therefore, she was recommending
<br />that the Board bring Orange County under the provisions of G. S. 161-30 Section A.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Henry 5. Walker, seconded by Commissioner Flora
<br />Garrett, it was moved and unanimously adopted, that the Register of Deeds be
<br />authorized to bring Orange county under the provisions of G. S. 161-30 Section
<br />A effective as of September 1, 1974.
<br />The County Administrator advised the Board that a Recreation Grant in the
<br />amount of $S,OOD from the Manpower Council had been received, Mr. Gattis
<br />advised the Hoard that the provisions of this grant required that the money be
<br />used for a Summer Recreation Program for the county. This would include the
<br />Towns of Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Hillsborough. Discussion ensued. The Board
<br />requested the county N,anager to work with the Towns in order to determine how
<br />the grant could be properly allocated.
<br />The Board began a budget review. Chairman Walker recommended that the Board
<br />restore the $1,50D that had been requested by the Orange-Alamance Water Systems
<br />for a study of the McGowan's Creek area as he felt we should protect the water
<br />resources that lies within Orange county.
<br />The County Administrator suggested that the Board could allocate $1,500
<br />from the Revenue Sharing Funds tc the Utility Fund and thus restate the
<br />requested appropriation and he further suggested that the Board adopt the proposed
<br />1974-1975 budget and then amend the budget by appropriating the item to another
<br />fund.
<br />The following Appropriation Resolution and Tax Levy Resolutions were presented:
<br />APPROPRIATION RESOLUTION
<br />-- Bond Fund 5 39,515.
<br />Debt Retirement 512,120.
<br />Facilities 22,500.
<br />General Fund 5,996,320.
<br />Property Revaluation 28,100.
<br />School C. O, 1,786,405.
<br />School C. E. 1,839,870.
<br />School D. S. 167,280.
<br />welfare 875,530.
<br />A.F.D.C. 621,000.
<br />A, D, 32,75D.
<br />A. A. 59,75D.
<br />Medicaid 68,000.
<br />Revenue Sharing Fund k55,000.
<br />Utility 100,00D,
<br />Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Administrative Unit 866,000.
<br />Dogwood Acres Sanitary District 8,250.
<br />Greater Chapel Hill Fire District 3,000.
<br />New Hope F1re District 26,000.
<br />.South Orange Fire District 22,350,
<br />Efland Fire District 32,035,
<br />Orange Fire District 22,SD0.
<br />Eno Fire District 18,000.
<br />Orange Grove Fire District 16,000.
<br />Service Districts 16,880.
<br />The appropriation for School Capital Outlay shall be divided as
<br />follows: County Unit 820,000.
<br />Chapel Hill Unit 966,405.
<br />The appropriation for School Current Expense shall b e divided as
<br />follows: County Unit 897,380,
<br />Chapel Hill Unit 942,490,
<br />' TAX LEVY RESOLUTION
<br />For the General Fund a rate of $.60 cent per $100.00 assessed
<br />~ valuation.
<br />Total county-wide rate pez 5100.00 assessed property valuation- $.60
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