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4ss Page 20, Register of Deeds was approved. Page 25, Sanitation, was was flagged for Landfill Fees, Page 26, Schools was amended to show $,25,000 as Capital Outlay additional request. Page 27, Sheriff, was approved. Page 28, Tax Collector, was approved. Page 29, Tax Super- visor was approved. Page 30, Veterans Service was flagged. Pages 31 and 32, Agency Support, discussion ensued concerning the Task Farces. It was decided to delete. the Commission on Status of Women and to add this to the Task Farce. Page 33, Buildings & Rents, no questions. Page 34, Central Services, no questions. Page 35, Inter- fund Transfers, no questions. The meeting was then adjourned. ~I~QCQ Flora R. Garrett, Chairman Betty June Hayes, Clerk MINUTES ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Monday, June 21, 1976 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in special session an Monday, June 21, 1976, at 7:30 p.m., in the Superior Courtroom of the Courthouse in Hillsborough. The purpose of the meeting was two scheduleaPublic Hearings. Members of the Board p°esent wore Vice-Chairman Richard Whitted, Commissioners Norman Gustaveson, .Tan Pinney and Norman Walker. Chair- man Garrett joined the meeting later. Others present were 5. M. Gattis, County Administrator; Neal Evans, Finance Director; A. B. Coleman, Jr., County Attorney; and Betty June Hayes, Clerk to the Board. vice-Chairman Whitted opened the meeting by announcing that the first item of business would be the Public Hearing for the Orange Water- 5ewer Utility. He then proceeded to turn the meeting over to the County Attorney. Mr. Coleman announced that the purpose of this Public Hearing was to tell the public that the Orange Water-Sewer is a reorganized utility, wherein, the Town of Chapel Hill has five members, the Town of Carrboro has two members, and the County of Orange has two members. He stated with respect to the properties' to be owned by the Orange Water-Sewer, will remain the same, with the University of North Carolina, the Town of Chapel Hill and Carr- boro conveying to the Orange Water-Sewer Authority all their interest to the Water-Sewer Utility. Mr. Coleman asked if there were any questions concerning the reorganization of the Water-Sewer Authority. Commissioner Walker stated that the people from the northern Orange County area were unaware of this particular hearing in as much as the only advertisements of the matter appeared in the Chapel Hill newspaper, a paper that does not circulate in northern Orange County to any significant.degree. This lack of actual notice to thepublic he felt constituted improper advertising of the issue even though the legal requirements of advertisement might have been fulfilled by publication in the Chapel Hill newspaper. Mr. Coleman replied to Commissioner Walker's comments that the Town of Carrboro did not select their members to the Water-Sewer Authority until Tuesday night and that did not give enough lead time to publish in the Orange County Paper. Mr. Coleman stated that the Resolution read as follows: (For a copy of the Resolution Signifying the Determination of the Bo rd of Commissioners of Orange County•to Reorgqa- nize the range Water and Sewer Authority Organized Unaer