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spaces. She said that parking would be an issue for this buyer. She said that parking <br /> included in building 118 would make it more valuable to a buyer. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Chair Foushee to approve <br /> the Manager's recommendation to pursue the following actions to consummate the sale of the <br /> Homestead Community center: <br /> - Accept the offer submitted by Chapel Hill Training Outreach Project in the amount <br /> of $275,000; and <br /> - Approve the attached resolution and authorize the Chair to sign as appropriate, and <br /> - Authorize the County Attorney and staff to create the appropriate paperwork for <br /> completion of the sale, and <br /> - Authorize the Chair and Manager to sign documents as may be required by <br /> consummate the sale. <br /> AND <br /> For the properties at 112 and 188 N. Churton Street, the Board authorized staff to re- <br /> advertise the properties with Historic Preservation Agreements stipulated as requirements of <br /> the sale along with the surcharge requirements to Preservation NC as outlined herein, with an <br /> additional #4 for the Resolution Authorizing Sale of Property (added by Commissioner Nelson): <br /> "The proceeds from this sale and the other surplus properties will be placed in a <br /> dedicated fund as previously directed by the Board of County Commissioners on June 2, 2009 <br /> (60/40 split). The staff is directed to bring back any necessary budget amendments or other <br /> documents needed to effectuate the Board's direction as approved on June 2, 2009." <br /> Commissioner Yuhasz asked to amend the motion to include the provision that the <br /> subdivision ban be eliminated from the preservation easement and that only properties that <br /> contain buildings would be thereafter subject to the preservation easements. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs said that he would vote for the motion, but he would like to bring <br /> up later that the 40% that goes to school capital be reconsidered in the light of pay-as-you-go <br /> capital that the County is also going to have to come up with this year. He does not want to <br /> add to school capital and at the same time lay off staff or cut services. He just wants to flag <br /> this. <br /> Commissioner Hemminger said that she is concerned about the parking here and <br /> splitting up the buildings and the parking. <br /> Frank Clifton said that the major issue would be where the owner would park their car. <br /> He does not think that the County should get into all of this and that it should put it out to bid <br /> and let the market decide. <br /> VOTE: Ayes, 6; Nay, 1(Commissioner Hemminger) <br /> e. Resolution Endorsing the No-Build Alternative for Elizabeth Brady Road <br /> Extension <br /> The Board considered approving a resolution to the North Carolina Department of <br /> Transportation endorsing the no-build alternative for Elizabeth Brady Road Extension, <br /> Transportation Improvement Program Project Number U-3808. <br /> Transportation Planner Karen Lincoln introduced this item. She said that the North <br /> Carolina Department of Transportation in November released the Draft Environmental Impact <br /> Statement for this project and held a public hearing on December 71h. NCDOT will accept <br /> written comments until January 71h. The Town of Hillsborough adopted a resolution at its <br /> meeting last night endorsing the No-Build Option (pink sheet). <br />