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4~ Leslie Ann Snell for the years of 1975-1976 was assessed $2,875. Ms. Snell stated that the 1976 value of her car was $1,735. She stated that she owned books and clothes. Craig Lister for the years 1975 and 1976 was assessed $3,930. Mr. Lister stated that he owned a 1969 Volvo valued at $1,300 and a 1973 Honda valued at $200. He also owns about $800 in household furnishings. Alva Maria Edmondson for 1976 assessment was $1,350. Ms. Edmondson stated that she did not protest the assessment of $350 for her car, but she did protest the assessment of $1,000 for personal property. She stated that she owns books, clothers, typewriter and a portable T.V. Nicholas Louis for 1976 was assessed $2,925. Mr. Louis owns a 1964 VW and a 1968 Mercedes, a stern and T.V. He stated that the Mercedes needed a major overhaul. Japhet Nkonge for 1976 was assessed $5,530. Mr. Nkonge owns a 1973 Oldsmobile and a 1975 Honda, books and clothes. Pamela Jeanne Kyff for 1976 was assessed $3,025. Ms. Kyff stated that she owns a 1972 Toyota, books and clothes. Retford Berko for 1976 was assessed $5,325. He stated that he work for a salary of $4,000 per year, and owned a 1975 Toyota. Elizabeth McKeithen for 1976 was assessed $4,6D0. She owns a 1974 Toyota and her personal property does not amount to $1,000. Erma Jean Smith for 1976 was assessed $4,450. Ms. Smith was under the assumption that she was not a resident of Orange County and should not pay Orange County Tax. She stated that she is a resident of Wayne County. She awns a 1974 Chevolet and did not own $1,000 of personal property. Wen Wang for 1976 was assessed $3,225. He owns a Fiat and a Javalin. He lives in a furnished apartment, and stated that his personal property amounted to about $450. All personal property should not exceed $1,475. Jay Nicholas for 1975 and 1976 was assessed $5,965. He stated that a mista;~e had occurred in listing his taxes. The traitor listed is a motorcycle traitor and not a traveling traitor. He paid $130. for the traitor when purchased. He owns a 1971 Toronado for which he paid $1,100. The Board agreed tc review these appeals on the third Tuesday in January. Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit, it was moved and adopted to approve the tax assessment of the discoveries as presented by the Tax Department. Commissioner Gustaveson questioned the legal requirements of the tax assessment of foreign students. The County Attorney was requested to investigate this assessment and to report his findings to the Board on the third Tuesday in January. The Tax Department was requested to review the tax listings far errors and discrepancies before the third Tuesday in January. s Ttem 21: The Manager recommends a formal agreement between Orange County and Joint Orange Chatham Community Action concerning use of the Northside and Cedar Grove properties be reached. The agenda attachment stated that prior to acquisition of the Northside and Cedar Grove School properties by Orange County, Joint Orange Chatham Community Action received permission fxom the Chapel Hi11-Carrboro and the County School systems to use these properties in their program. Since the County acquired title to these properties JOCCA has continued operating there with no formal understanding of the terms of their tenure, it is reasonable to assume some agreement bet- ween the County and JOCCA concerning use of this property be enacted.