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.'~?~ various major projects, with funds an years without a major project being divided evenly between the two school systems, which would eliminate the reed to set the smaller projects in any sort of priority order at this time. r.r. Weatherly said that he finds the proposal appealing, since experi- ence has shown that a vote an the Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Hoard is often split, and, an election of new people to the Board, the priority ranking of projects may change. He said that if a bond issue were decided. on, this would not prevent the Board from decid- ing which specific projects were to be funded by bonds. A.rs. Garrett set the next joint meeting for Tuesday, Alarch 2, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. at the Board offices of the orange County Schools. The meeting adjourned at 7.1:15 p.m." (The foregoing is a verbatim copy of the "Report" furnished to the Orange County Board of Commissioners by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro School Hoard.) I~:INUTES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY BOARA OF COAiDiI55IONERS February 11, 1976 The Orange County Hoard of Commissioners met in special ses- sion on Wednesday, February ll, 1976, at 7:30 p.m., in the Commis- sioners' Roam of the Courthouse in Hillsborough. Members present were Chairman Flora Garrett, Commissioners Norman gustaveson, Jan Pinney, Norman Walker and Richard ir'hitted. biembers absent were none. S. t:. Gattis, county Administrator; Neal Evans, Fiscal officer; and Betty June Eiayes, Clerk; were also present. mark Burnham, representative of Triangle J council of Govern- ments; Ervin Dobson, Planning Director; Chris Edwards and Hall Minnis of the Planning Staff; Fred. S. Cates, P4ayor of the Town of Hillsborough; Paul R. *Ailliams and John Roberts, members of the Hillsborough Town Hoard, Jeff Howax'd, Community Development Coordinator for the Town of Carrboro, and Marvin McPherson, Jr., Building Inspector for the Town of Carrborq; were also present. The Chairman referred to Item #1 on the Agenda: Representatives of the Orange County Planning Board will review with the Board of commissioners passible community Development Applications for the coming fisV:•l year. Ervin Dobson of the Planring Department stated that the Planning Staff had met jointly with representatives of the Towns of Carrboro and Hillsborough.. That from the discussion, study and investigations by his department, they were recommending that the County of Orange join with the Town of Ilillsboraugh in making app4ication to HUD for joint Community Development Grant Funds. The Planning Airector filed the following report: COrSIUNZTX DEVELOPI~?ENT ACTIVITIES NORTHERN FAIRVIEW TARGET AREA 1. housing rehabilitation grants $ 60,000 2. temporary relacatic~ payments 5,000 3. removal of dilapidated vacant structures 600 ~k. road paving 301,500 5. water line extension 33,600 6. park development on county land 15,000 7. fire hydrant installation 5.,500 $ x21,200 Explanation of items 1. Rehabilitations grants, administered by the Triangle Housin Development Corporation, will serve to hire a crew of local residents and to purchase necessary materials. 4Then available,