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2s <br />Larry Melton Mr. Melton is cutting 5 acres from 28 acres in Eno <br />Township. He has 400 feet of rcad frontage. <br />Discussion ensued concerning the driveway entrance required. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Pinney, it was moved and•adopted that the plat of Larry Melton be approved. <br />Linda and Roland Miller - The Millers are dividing 2 acres out of a <br />32 acre tract. There is sufficient road frontage and a health permit has <br />been obtained. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Pinney, seconded by Commissioner Walker, - <br />it was moved and adopted to approve the plat of Linda and Roland Miller. <br />Strayhorn Hills - Mr. Jim Hopper, developer of Strayhorn Hills, <br />stated that the original plat foz Strayhorn Hills was approved years ago, <br />however, a revised plat was drawn up shortly thereafter which reflected <br />changes in the road right of ways. The revised plat was never recorded <br />due to an oversight. The revised plat needs to be approved in order to <br />be recorded. <br />Discussion ensued. It was pointed out that if any problem arose in <br />the exchange of land, the burden would be with Mr. Hopper. <br />Dalton Loftin, Attorney for Mr. Hopper, stated that all property <br />owners would receive a new deed based on where the stakes are and as <br />shown on the revised plat. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Pinney, <br />it was moved and adopted that the revised plat of Strayhorn Hills be <br />approved. <br />The next item for discussion was Item 7: Wes Hare, Acting Chairman <br />of the Youth Services Needs Task Force, will present an interim report <br />reviewing the activities of this task force. <br />Mr. Hare stated that this report which was presented to the Commis- <br />sioners would be sent to the State Department of Human Resources which <br />reflects the current status of the Youth Services Needs Task Force. He <br />added that the Task Force would appear before the Board again on January 18, <br />1977, to submit proposals for the program and work statements. <br />Upon questioning of Commissioner Gustaveson, Mr. Hare stated that the <br />status of funds would be through LEAA which were still available. <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Willhoit, it was moved and adopted to accept and endorse the interim <br />report as submitted by the Youth Services Needs Task Force. The Chairman <br />was authorized to forwazd the report to the Department of Human Resources <br />in Raleigh. <br />Commissioner Gustaveson commended the Youth Services Needs Task Force <br />for their time and effort in working on the Task Force. <br />Item 14 and Item 15 were discussed simultaneously. Item 14 was con- <br />cerning an updated estimate of the Title XX situation as prepared by the <br />Finance Director. Item 15 was concerning action the Board of Commissioners <br />might wish to take concerning the present agreement between the County and <br />the.Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center. The agreement expires <br />December 31, 1976. <br />Chairman Whitted stated that last September when Title XX Funds <br />were extended, the Board decided to review the contracts again in <br />December.- Presently, the contracts have been taken care of through <br />the end of the year by action of this Board or by other Boards, except <br />for the Frank Porter Graham Contract. <br />The County Manager stated that it was believed that another Title <br />XX reallocation would be allotted by the first of January of 1977, and <br />that the allocation would be approximately the same as the first alloca- <br />tion. He added that he and the Finance Director recommended that Frank <br />Porter Graham be funded for three months at the same level of expenditures. <br />Discussion ensued concerning the SociAl Services Department's level of <br />expenditures. <br />