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2 <br /> 2. Public Comments <br /> a. Matters not on the Printed Agenda <br /> Reverend Robert Campbell read a prepared statement, as follows: <br /> "Good evening. I'm Minister Robert Campbell representing the Rogers- <br /> Eubanks Neighborhood Association. <br /> I'm here tonight to ask about resolutions that have been presented by <br /> the Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood Association that haven't made it into the <br /> agenda and to which we've received no response. <br /> 1) What has the Board of County Commissioners done to act on the <br /> resolution presented over a year ago requesting public water and <br /> sewer for the Rogers-Eubanks community that was promised when <br /> the landfill was created in 1972, that was restated when the landfill <br /> was expanded in 1995, was acknowledged again in the final <br /> resolution of the enhancement task force in 2007, and was yet again <br /> recognized by the Assembly of Governments this past Spring? <br /> 2) Why hasn't the BOCC voted on the resolution presented on May 18th <br /> that reestablishes Millhouse and Rogers Road as one community? I <br /> am providing another copy for the record this evening —we invite you <br /> to read and act upon the resolution at your earliest opportunity. <br /> 3) And finally, I'd like to clarify the origin of the map that has been <br /> circulated by the County that shows incorrect boundaries of the <br /> Rogers-Eubanks neighborhood and leaves out the Millhouse Road <br /> portion of our neighborhood. This map was created during the <br /> enhancement task force negotiations. When we presented the true <br /> Rogers-Eubanks community boundaries, we were told by <br /> government officials, `We can't do it all --- we have to start <br /> somewhere.' The map that is circulating as a result of that meeting <br /> was created to define a starting point for water and sewer services, <br /> not to define the true boundaries of the Rogers-Eubanks community. <br /> This map shows the boundaries of the historic Rogers-Eubanks <br /> community." He pointed to a map. <br /> b. Matters on the Printed Agenda <br /> (These matters were considered when the Board addressed that item on <br /> the agenda below.) <br /> 3. Proclamations/ Resolutions/ Special Presentations <br /> a. Proposed UNC Hospital in Hillsborough Economic <br /> Development District <br /> The Board received from William L. Roper, Dean of the UNC School of <br /> Medicine, Vice-Chancellor for Medical Affairs, and Chief Executive Officer of the <br /> UNC Health Care System; on the proposed UNC Hospital to the potentially <br /> located in Hillsborough. <br /> Dean Roper made a brief PowerPoint presentation. <br /> Agenda <br /> I. Project Overview <br /> II. Project Purpose <br />