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6/14/1990
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Commissioner Marshall stated that a study has been requested <br /> from the Health Department in order to help clarify Public Health <br /> needs. Mental Health could also be requested to supply the Board <br /> ith a report on current status and future needs. <br /> Commissioner Halkiotis pointed out that the $16,200 <br /> reduction is not a cut in the amount requested by Mental Health. <br /> The $16,200 was included at the county administration level. <br /> It was the consensus of the Board to cut this $16,200 from <br /> the budget. <br /> Commissioner Willhoit asked for clarification as to what the <br /> Chapel Hill Library and the Mebane Library's request were cut. <br /> Chairman Carey indicated that he felt that this was not the <br /> year to be increasing funds to the municipal libraries. The <br /> programs for the Orange County library have been suffering due to <br /> lack of funding. <br /> Commissioner Willhoit indicated that at one time Orange <br /> County had made an effort to catch up on the appropriation to the <br /> Chapel Hill library. The funding was equal to that of the <br /> Hyconeechee Library. During one of the tight years the Chapel <br /> Hill appropriation was not increased and it has progressively <br /> fallen behind over the years. The rationale at one time was to <br /> take people who lived outside of Chapel Hill but lived in Orange <br /> County and use that figure as a fraction of their total <br /> circulation. That figure was then multiplied by the operational <br /> budget. That formula was used at one time but we've been falling <br /> behind. He indicated that the County has an obligation to fund <br /> the Chapel Hill Library. The rationale originally was to supply <br /> the need near where the most people are located. <br /> Commissioner Marshall indicated that she believed the Chapel <br /> Hill Library needed continued support from the County; however, <br /> the County Library is excellent and was in even greater need of <br /> support from the County. She also indicated that it was time to <br /> have an equity study completed. <br /> Chairman Carey indicated that an effort needed to be made to <br /> include Carrboro in this funding process. He also indicated that <br /> he would be willing to fund this increase if the county was not <br /> faced with such a difficult budget year. <br /> It was the consensus of the Board of Commissioners to <br /> decrease the Library request. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by <br /> Commissioner Marshall to adopt the Orange County Budget Ordinance <br /> for FY 1990-91 based on the Orange County Managers Recommended <br /> Budget to include the following stipulations. <br /> a) Cost of living shall be <br />
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