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<br />THE MINUTES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY
<br />BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
<br />February 6, 1975
<br />The Orange County Board of Commissioners met jointly with the Hillsborough
<br />Town Commissioners and the Board of Alderman of Carrboro at the Hillsborough
<br />Town Ha11 on Thursday, February 6, 1975, at 7:30 o'clock p.m.
<br />Members present: Chairman Flora Garrett, Commissioners Norm Gustaveson, --
<br />.Tan einney, Norman Walker, and Richard E. Whitted.
<br />S. M. Gattis, County Manager, A. B. Coleman, Jr., County Attorney, and.
<br />Betty June Hayes, Clerk to the Board, were also persent.
<br />The Town of Hillsborough was represented by Mayor Fred 5. Cates, Town
<br />Commissioners Jack Martin, R. C. Neighbours, John Roberts, and Arthur
<br />Crabtree. Ebert Keith, Government Interim was also present.
<br />The Tvwn of Carrboro was represented by Mayor Robert Wells, J. C. Cresson,
<br />Town Manager, Mike Caldwell, Planning Director, Fred Chamblee, Alderman, and
<br />Jeff Howard, Interim.
<br />The purpose of this meeting was to hear a presentation from Mark Burnham
<br />on the priorities that had been established by each governmental unit's Task
<br />Force for the submitting of a combined application under the Community Development
<br />Act. INr. Burnham filed a Memorandum that included a list of the priobities that had
<br />been submitted by each governmental unit, a Draft Report to the County Commissioners
<br />from the Community Development Task Force, a Housing Report from the Town of
<br />Carrboro, Orange County, First Community Development Funding Proposal, and a
<br />Discussion of Staff Proposals. Mr. Burnham reviewed the contents of the
<br />Memorandum and quotes percentages that were applicable to each governmental unit.
<br />It was painted out that of the list of priorites that had been submitted
<br />by Hillsborough all of them were under way or the possibility of their being
<br />institued were well established and that only three of Hillsborough's priorites
<br />had not been accomplished. These items were Health Clinics and Dental
<br />Health Clinics. Discussion ensued.
<br />Mayor Cates moved that the three governmental units strongly endorse and
<br />encourage HEW to locate a clinic in Hillsborough and give complete endorsement
<br />of Items 3 and 4, Health Clinic apd Dental Health Clinic, to these Hillsborough
<br />priorities. Discussion ensued. The motion died for the lack of a second.
<br />Mr. Burnham reviewed the priority listings of each governmental unit. He
<br />complimented the Town of Carrboro on the completion of its Housing Survey.
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Fred Chamblee, it was
<br />moved and adopted that the three governmental units accept the recommendation
<br />of Triangle J Council of Governments as set forth in the presented Memorandum.
<br />Upon motion of Mayer Wells the meeting was adjourned.
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<br />Flora Garrett, Chairman
<br />Betty June Hayes, Clerk
<br />Item Filed: Memo•and other data from Triangle J Council of Governments
<br />THE MINUTES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY
<br />$QARD OF COMMISSIONERS
<br />February 10, 1975
<br />The Board of County Commissioners of Orange County met in Special Session
<br />on Monday, February l0, 1975, in the Commissioners Room of the Courthouse in
<br />Hillsborough, N. C., at 8:00 p.m. _
<br />Members 2resent- Chairman Flora Garrett, Commissioners Norm Gustaveson,
<br />Jan Pinney, Nor^~an Walker, and Richard E. whitted.
<br />Members Absent: None
<br />Mrs. Mary Scroggs, Chairman of the Board of Education of the Chapel Hi11-
<br />Carrboro City Administrative 'Jnit and Dr. Robert Hanes, Superintendent of the
<br />School Unit were present to discuss with the Board of County Commissioners
<br />possible desposition of the land known as the Northside School Site.
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