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..., a., ~.... 3 - Ii - ~ ~• 4 Agenda Item 3: Announcement Commissioner Barnes said the Tax Supervisor said the phone 1inPs were very busy but people should continue to try to get through to his office. If people wished to appeal their revaluations they had 7.5 days to make that known to the Tax Supervisa~•• but due to the phone tie up he - would be lenient. The 15 days are a guideline only;~lune 30, 1981 is the last date. Agenda Item 4: ~ The Chair will Review~5even Commitments --~ • ~ Made b.~the Board at t e Human Services_ conference Commissioner Barnes reviewed the commitments one by orre. Commissioner Gustaveson, the lai.ason on the Human Services Advisory Com- mission said he u~~ould like•for the Board of Commissioners to perhaps have a separate meeting .with -the HSAC before-budget hearings, to exchange ideas. Commissioners Wiilhoit and Wliitted both commented that various Boards which they served on discussed the Human Services Conference. Commissioner Whitted said the various agencies need tv~be as precise and careful with their bud- gets as possible. The Board of Commissioners can't make .up shortfalls. The Board instructed the Clerk to do some research on private funding sources and make that information available to department heads. Agenda Item 5: A Review of Budget Goal Statements Pre ared at Mid- ear. w __.. The Manager said that progress had been made in each department to- ward attaining.tfie goals and objectives set forth in the budget goal state-. meets. Agenda Item 6: The Manager's Report. The County Manager submitted the Manager's report and responded to the Board that the County has not yet heard from NACO regarding the Achievement Awards. Agenda Item 10: The Joint Oran a Chatham Community Action ~enc Re uests t e Board Acce t 1Zevised Contracts to rovide Trans ortation Ser- vices to Ef~and-C eats and Cedar Grave utrition Centers and for Med7ca -5 o in Services. T e Mana er concurs ~n t is re- . u9 est• The agenda items regarding JOCCA were moved upward to accomodate those persons interested.