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5 <br /> A motion was made by Catutissioner Insko, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit to <br /> authorize the Ccunty Manager and the County Attorney to protect Orange 's ri ght to appeal <br /> l the Utility ions decision to deny area wide <br /> calling for orange County.: S ' <br /> A motion was■made by Commissioner Halkiotis, seconded by ioner Willhoit, <br /> to schedule a ' <br /> ■ public■ hearing for N 25, 1991 at 7:30 p.m., in Superior Courtroom, <br /> Hillsborough, to receive citizen on this issue. ' <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> B. TRIANGLE TRANSIT AUTHORITY FUNDING REQUEST <br /> A motion was made by Corranissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner Insko, to <br /> approve funding in the amount of $6,000 for the Triangle Transit Authority, with the <br /> apprcpriation to be funded frczi the Board of ionears' conting ency fund. <br /> VOLE: uNAranzus <br /> C. PARTICIPATION IN REGIONAL BICYCLE MAN <br /> A motion was made by Coninissioner Gordon, seconded by ca nnissioner Halkiotis to <br /> approve funding for the Regional Bicycle Plan in the amount of $6,025, with the intent that <br /> there would be a bikeway plan for those areas outside of the municipalities. This will be <br /> funded from contingency. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMCXJS <br /> D. COUREHOUsE SQUARE CT; PHASE III BID AWARD/CONTRACT <br /> A motion was made by Canmissioner Gordon, seconded by C n missioner Halkiotis, to <br /> approve and authorize the Chair to sign a caltract in the amount of $44,000, with Custom Stone <br /> Masonry, Inc., to construct Phase III of the Courthouse Square Project. <br /> varE: UNANIMOUS <br /> anIER BIDS RECXLVED <br /> Holt Construction co. $53,000 <br /> CC Woods Construction Co. 71,310 <br /> Patriot Building 66,500 <br /> Custan Stone Masonry 44,000 <br /> E. SIKTE WATERSHED CLASSIFICATICINS AND SrANDARDS <br /> This item was p by David Stancil. Canmissioners Willhoit and Halkiotis <br /> indicated that they perceived a need for discussion with Durham to determine exactly what kind <br /> of development is in their future plans. <br /> Mr. Dan Cox, a member of the Eno River Association, spoke in support of establishing <br /> watershed standards which will protect the Eno for future generations. <br /> A motion was made by Ccurmissioner Insko, seconded by Chairman Carey to approve the <br /> Resolution of Canment to the North Carolina Environmental Management Caamtmission on Proposed <br /> Classifications and Rules for Water Supply Watersheds, as presented, with the following <br /> exception: That the lager Eno be classified as WSIII except for the area around Hillsborough <br /> which would receive special consideration. <br /> varE: UNANIMOUS <br /> F. DURHAM NORCHWEST & Naraumsr IMP CORRIDOR STEW <br />