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- _.• yid`..' <br /> 3. <br /> 4. MINUTES <br /> 5. OCTOBER 20, 1981 <br /> 6. <br /> 7. The Orange County Board of Commissioners met. in regular <br /> 8. session Tuesday, October 20, 1981, in the Superior Courtroom, <br /> 9. Orange County Courthouse, Hillsborough, North Carolina, <br /> 10. . Commissioners -present: . Commissioner Anne Barnes, Chair, and <br /> 11. -Commissioners Norman Gustaveson, .Norman walker, Richard Whitted <br /> 12. and Don Willhoit - -- - - - <br /> 13. Agenda Item 1: Board Modification <br /> 14. Commissioner Barnes- moved the swearing in-ceremony- of the <br /> 15. netii.County Manager to 'follow this agenda item;-,and corrected <br /> 16. agenda item number 6 to include public non-state maintained <br /> i79 roads. <br /> 18. Agenda Item 12: Oath for County Mana5jer <br /> 19. The Clerk of Court, Mr. Frank Frederick, administered the <br /> 20. oath of office .to Kenneth R. Thompson, Orange County Manager. <br /> 21. (A copy of this oath is on page of this Book; the original <br /> 22. is on file in the office of the Clerk to the Board of Commissioners.) <br /> 23: Commissioner Barnes, on behalf of the Board, thanked Mr. Laws <br /> 24. for the dedication he demonstrated during his term as Acting County <br /> 25. Manager. <br /> 26. Agenda Item 2: Public Comments <br /> 27. A. On agenda: There were no public comments for items on <br /> 28. the agenda other than the public hearings. . <br /> 29. B. Not on the Agenda: There were no comments. <br /> 30. Agenda Item 3: Public Hearing--DOT's Proposed <br /> Secondary Road Program for 81-82 <br /> 31• in Orange County <br /> 32. Mr- Watkins, Mr. Jones and Mr. Sanders Dallas represented the <br /> 33- North Carolina Department of Transportation and presented the <br /> 34- proposed, Secondary Road Program for Orange County for 1981--82. - <br /> 35. Mr. Watkins said the DOT had $963,000 to spend in Orange <br /> 36. County over.the next two years with $361,249 allocated for this <br /> 37. year, due to the $.03 tax on gasoline passed by the Legislature <br /> 38, this year. <br /> 39. <br /> 40• <br />