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i~ ~ <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Pinney, it was moved and adopted that.the preliminary plat of Grampian <br />Hills Phase IS be appraised. <br />G. Allen and Mayes - This plat was tabled at the Commissioners' <br />August session. The Planning Staff is re-presenting the plat in order <br />that they might inquire in more detail the exact question the Board of <br />Commissioners is raising about the plat. Mr. Edwards stated that Mr. <br />A11en was now in the process of trying to get an agreement with pro- <br />perty owners for the maintenance of the road. He inquired just what <br />might be acceptable to the Commissioners. <br />Discussion ensued concerning dividing of ten acre lots and the <br />_ legal requi~emehts. <br />Mr. Edwards presented one other matter to the Commissioners which <br />pertained to Tumblerun. He stated that the Planning Board had approved <br />the sketch plan for Tuinblerun and the developer had requested that the <br />Commissioners look at the sketch plan and indicate just what is accept- <br />able. He stated that Chapel Hill and Carrbaro would submit written <br />reports concerning Tumblerun, and that he had requested reports from <br />Ray Green, the 208 Study Group and Everette Billingsley. <br />The next item for discussion was Road Standards. <br />The Planning Board had made some minor amendments to the proposed <br />subdivision road standards and are re-submitting the new standards to <br />the Board of Commissioners. The Chairman stated the County Attorney <br />needed to change the language in some areas of the amendments. <br />Discussion ensued about people who wished to put in private roads. <br />Mr. Edwards was asked to bring the road standards back to the <br />Board at its third Tuesday meeting in September. <br />Ervin Dobson, Planning Director, stated that he, the County Manager, <br />and the County Attorney had reviewed the questions proposed from the <br />previous week's public hearing concerning the zoning amendments. He <br />inquired if the Board wished these questions to be answered in writing. <br />Discussion ensued concerning the proper procedure for answering <br />questions for the scheduled hearing. on September 1, 1976. Mr. Dobson <br />was requested to have answers to all questions in writing. <br />Stem 14: The County Manager has previously provided the Board <br />Members with several minor amendments to the County Personnel Ordinance. <br />He recommends these amendments be adopted. These modifications fall in <br />the housekeeping class and are as follows: <br />1. The State will prepare an amended version of Secion 2 (b) that <br />will incorporate merit system and extension service employees more <br />fully into this policy. <br />2. On June 27th, the U. S. Supreme Court declared unconstitutional <br />the Federal Fair Labox Standards Act as it applied to State and <br />Local Governments. Several references to this Act appear in our <br />policy. Those sections should be amended or deleted to clearly <br />state the County policy without reference to this Act. <br />3. Article I, Section 6 is amended to add to the duties of the <br />County Manager the responsibility of preparing a list of all classes <br />of employees to be excluded from the "overtime" pay category. This <br />duty was assigned the Manager in Article III, Section C; however, <br />that section will be deleted in the States new recommendations. <br />4. This amendment rewrites the sentence to avoid use of the term <br />"Fair Labor Standards Act". <br />5. To rewrite the overtime pay section, re-defining the policy of <br />overtime pay and establishing a policy of distributing of overtime <br />work. Heretofore, overtime pay had to be made if an employee per- <br />formed overtime work during the week in which he was paid (FLSA). <br />The new provision will allow overtime work during one pay period <br />to be compensated for by time off during a following pay period. <br />