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