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212 <br />The County Attorney, Jeffrey Gledhill, stated that the language of the <br />Planning Board Ordinance reads that the establishritent.of the Advisory <br />Councils is done by the Board of Commissioners upon recommendations of the <br />Planning Board. He added that this is really a question of policy on the <br />part of this Board. <br />The Board agreed to deer this item until the May 26th meeting. The <br />Planning Staff was instructed to proceed with scheduling a meeting in <br />Bingham Township for the first week in June. <br />Item 6B - Extension of six months to the Commission on the Status of <br />Women for completion of their survey and for final report. - <br />Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner <br />Wzllhoit, it was moved and adopted to extend the time limit for the <br />Commissioner on the Status of Women to September, 1977. <br />The County Attorney presented to the Board a Notice of Meeting re- <br />garding the inclusion of certain areas in the South Orange Fire District. <br />The Notice requiaes the Chairman to the Board's signature. <br />Chairman Whitted referred to Item 7: Budget Hearings. <br />The first agency to present a budget to the Board is that of OASIS. <br />Mel Woodard presented to the Board a budget request of $1,000 for <br />the Chapel Hill Oasis, Inc., which is a new private, non-profit organiza- <br />tion that provides free drop-in child care service, a parent resource <br />center for parent education and child development, and an opportunity for <br />interested citizens to volunteer to help their community. Oasis operates <br />an a budget of $5,675, the majority of which comes from private contribu- <br />tions. <br />B. Rescue Squads - Chairman Whitted recognized Bennie Cecil of the <br />Orange County Rescue Squad. Mr. Cecil stated that Orange.'County Rescue <br />Squad had asked for a sufficient increase in this year's budget in the <br />areas of salaries, from $24,447..62 to $33,500; in the area of vehicle <br />maintenance, approximately $5,000; Equipment, a request of $6,000, and <br />in vehicles, a request of $10,000 for a crash vehicle. <br />Mr. Cecil added that 20 percent of the requested amount of $104;527.81 <br />could be expected from private contributions and from the Ladies Auxiliary. <br />The actual amount requested from the County for 1977-78 is $83,622. The <br />anticipated fund balance as of June 30, 1977 will be between $4,000 and <br />$•5 , 0 0 0 . <br />zf this proposed request cannot be made, Mr. Cecil indicated that the <br />Rescue Squad would have to reduce the monies allocated toward vehicles. <br />The County Manager informed the Board that the South Orange Rescue <br />Squad was requesting the same amount of dollars as appropriated to them <br />for 1976-77. <br />New Hope Rescue Squad - Chairman Whitted recognized Bruce Davis of <br />the New Hope Rescue Squad. Mr. Davis stated that New HOpe Rescue Squad <br />was requesting their largest increase in the area of salaries, to increase <br />their employment to three persons. An appropriation of $18,720 is re- <br />quested for salaries. Other increases are equipment/vehicles, a request <br />of $6,000; educational supplies and equipment - $2,760. The total budget <br />request for New Hape Rescue Squad is $35,665. Mr. Davis stated that $1,000 <br />can be anticipated from other sources. <br />C. Fire Districts - Efland Fire District - Chairman Whitted recog- <br />nized Bobby Efland and George Whitted of the Efland Fire District. They <br />requested that the fire district tax rate remain at .04/$100. This pro- <br />posed budget is for increases in the areas of utilities, radio maintenance, <br />vehicle maintenance, insurance and toward the purchase of equipment and <br />vehicles. The present fund balance of .the Efland Fire District if $16,000. <br />Eno Fire District - The Chairman recognized Mr. J. G. Flowers. <br />Mr. Flowers presented a budget request for $31,600 and requested that <br />the fire district tax rage remain at .08/$100. This proposed budget is <br />to provide for increases in the areas of utilities, radio maintenance, <br />vehicle maintenance and insurance. Twenty thousand dollars is requested <br />for the purchase of equipment and vehicles. <br />
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