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X42 Commissioner Gustaveson moved, seconded by Commissioner Barnes, to authorize the Chairman of the Board of Commissioners to write a letter to all agencies and departments indicating the Board's desire all budgets be prepared with no more than a 7% increase over last year's budget in compliance with President Carter's request for voluntary inflation control. Vote: ayes, 5; _ noes, 0. ! ~_ Commissioner Gustaveson moved, seconded by Commissioner !dalker, to request someone from the County Manager's staff prepare a one-page feasibility stutly on rura and posting project;-includin ~ `estimate o sta ~. time-involved-; 2) p re--for coding names; 3) mechanism for 'ad-judicating- -: •~ -_ _.-.. differences ... and 4) co " . _ ~----- .. te.. ._ ._ . - : ayes , 5; noes , 0 . ~ . -- _ _ . st per. unit. Vo - -' Commissioner Whitted said. the Board could make a decision on whether to install street signs after reviewing the feasibility study. At that time it can also decide how much to appropriate toward the cost of the project. Commissioner Willhoit said the Executive Committee for the Council on ' Status of Women would like to have a work session with this Board before the budget sessions and have suggested a luncheon and work session on Tuesday or Wednesday, January 23 br 24 to discuss the director's position, classification and - role. The Clerk is to make reservations for 12:30, Tuesday, January 23rd at the Colonial Inn. Commissioner ldhitted said consideration of Gradv Brawn decision and subdivision ordinance amendments would be set far the January 16th meeting. Commissioner Barnes said the Council on Aging scheduled an additional public hearing on the proposed Senior.Citizens Center for January 31st from 7:30 to 9:30. She said they have tentatively set the hearing at the Guy B. Phillips School. ~ Commissioner Barnes requested Orange County, Chapel Hill and Carrboro Recreation Directors and Recreation Advisory Commission chairpersons be notified` of the meeting on January 22nd concerning recommendations of the Recreation Advisory Council. ' Mrs. Josephine Barbour, Mr. Ben Lloyd and Mr. !9au~h all spoke out against the Board's proposed policy of allowing public input during only the first designated portion of the Commissioners' meetings. Commissioner Barnes moved, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson, to adjourn. Vote: ayes, 5; noes, 0. ri ? ~~~.~ ~ ~ - Richard Whitted, Chairman - Mary Lou Bouley, Clerk