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6 <br /> 1 1. The Regional Library should contract with the Orange . <br /> 2 County Finance Department to handle the Library's central <br /> 3 fiscal control function to include: payroll, accounts <br /> 4 receivable, accounts payable and purchasing. <br /> 5 2. Pay Equity for all Regional Library employees to be <br /> 6 established by guidelines developed in coordination with the <br /> 7 State Library and Institute of Government. <br /> 8 3 . Reorganization of central support staff positions to improve <br /> 9 efficiency, specifically the regional business manager <br /> 10 position to be reclassified downward to an administration <br /> 11 support function and the two regional technical services <br /> 12 positions to be restructured. <br /> 13 4 . Library headquarters to be established in Orange County. <br /> 14 5. Proceed expeditiously to hire a Regional Library Director. <br /> 15 6. Board of Trustees review the Regional Library By-Laws. <br /> 16 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 17 <br /> 18 <br /> 19 VIII. ITEMS FOR DECISION - REGULAR AGENDA <br /> 20 <br /> 21 A. GRAND OAK ESTATES PHASE II & III - PRELIMINARY PLAN RENEWAL WITH <br /> 22 AMENDED PHASING PLAN <br /> 23 Planner Eddie Kirk stated that Grand Oak Estates was approved by <br /> 24 the County Commissioners on November 1, 1988. It is located in Eno township <br /> 25 on the north side of St. Mary's Road and on the east side of Lipscomb <br /> 26 The original plan was for a two phase 56 lot subdivision served <br /> 27 by public roads, individual septic tanks and individual wells with a left <br /> 28 turn lane on St. Mary's Road. The amended Phasing Plan includes a request <br /> 29 for removal of this condition. The applicant is reducing the remaining lots <br /> 30 from 38 to 36. There are 18 lots proposed in Phase II and 18 lots proposed <br /> 31 in Phase III. <br /> 32 The applicant has indicated he would be willing to construct a <br /> 33 right turn taper lane, however, he still has reservations about the <br /> 34 requirement to construct a left turn lane on St. Mary's Road and is <br /> 35 requesting the Board to reconsider this requirement. On March 16, 1992 ,the <br /> 36 Planning Board, in a split 7 to 4 decision, recommended renewal of the <br /> 37 Preliminary Plan approval and denial of the request to delete the left turn <br /> 38 lane as a requirement. <br /> 39 Developer Gordon Johnson stated that he feels the requirement of <br /> 40 a turn lane to be unreasonable and presents a financial hardship. He <br /> 41 indicated that the traffic is under the minimum required. He asked that the <br /> 42 Board reconsider this requirement. <br /> 43 Motion was made by Commissioner Insko, seconded by Chair Carey to <br /> 44 renew the Preliminary Plan, deny the request to delete the left turn lane and <br /> 45 amendment to require the turn lane before Final Plat submittal of Phase III <br /> 46 instead of Phase II as recommended by the Planning Board. <br /> 47 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 48 <br /> 49 <br /> 50 B. TIPPING FEE FOR UNC ASH <br /> 51 John Link presented for discussion a request from the Landfill <br /> 52 Owners Group (LOG) to establish a tipping fee of $13 per ton for UNC ash <br />