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457 Discussion ensued concerning the reconstituting of the Orange Water-Sewer Authority. Commissioner Gustaveson moved for the adoption of a Resolution authorizing the Publication of another Public Hearing on the Pro- posed amendment on the Reorganization of the Orange Water-Sewer Authority. Commissioner Whitted seconded this motion. Discussion ensued and Commissioner Gustaveson called far the question. The Chairman called for the vote. Voting aye 'were Commissioners Garrett, Gustaveson, Walker and Whitted. Voting nay was Commissioner Pinney. Chairman Garrett declared the motion passed. (For copy of Resolution see Minute Docket Book Nine, Page 612 ). There being no further business to come before the Board, the meeting was adjourned. ~~C~v10. Flora R. Garrett, Chairman Betty June Hayes, Clerk MINUTES ORATdGE COUTdTX BOARD OF COi4TiISST_ONERS Thursday, June 10, 1976 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in special session on Thursday, June 10, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. in the Commissioners room at the Courthouse in Hillsborough, to discuss the budgets of the Health Department and the Orange-Person-Chatham Mental Health Center. Members present were Chairman Flora Garrett, Commissioners Norman Gustaveson, Jan Pinney, Richard Whitted and Norman Walker. Members absen*_ were none. Others present were S. P•I. Gattis, County Administrator; Neal Evans, Finance Officer; and Agatha Johnsonr Acting Clerk. The Board of Commissioners discussed briefly a new mandate issued recently by the State which reduced substancially Title XX funds appropriated to Orange County. The Board was told that the Social Service Beard would meet on Friday to discuss the matter and perhaps would provide the Commissioners with a recommendation. Chairman Garrett recognized Dr. Corp Don Fuller, District Health Director, and Dr. Fuller presented to the Board a line item budget request. Dr, rullPr stated that the budget request had not changed and he was using the same figures as were used last year except for a requested increase in salaries which the State had dictated. Dr. Fuller spoke of the attempt to build relations between the University and the District Health Department, particularly in the Nursing Program, School of Public Health, Family nurse PractitEioner and training, the Nutrition Program within the District and in the School of Health Educators. Dr. Fuller stated that it w.as the Health Department's desire to provide continuing education far staff members, especially the nurses.