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49� Mr. Luce asked if.the Lower Eno and North and South Forks of the Little jRiver were included in the Watershed Protection Policies. The consensus was that these i j potential reservoir sites were added to the Water Resources Goals but that water- shed protection policies would not be. applied in those areas until additional feasibility studies were completed. Mr. Luce reviewed the Staff's plan for implementation of the watershed pro- tection measures. There was a consensus that reference to "urbanized" areas be stricken., Commissioner Willhoit moved to approve the proposed work plan as pre- sented by Mr. Luce. Motion died for lack of a second. The Manager indicated that Staff needed direction or endorsement of its outlined work objectives as relates to this matter and he said Board discussion had provided that direction. 3. Participatory_Paving Program--Oak Knob Court Ms. Susan Smith provided the Board with background information on this project including projected cost of the project funds available at this time. Commis-' sioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to approve the acceptance of the Oak Knob Court (SR 1605) to the Participatory Paving Program. Vote:a Ayes, . 5; noes, 0. 5. Hospitalization Insurance - I' Mr. Mark Rees, g proposals • Purchasing Officer, outlined the ro ooals received for County employees' health insurance coverage. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Gustave'son, to award the contract for hospitalization insurance to Blue Cross/Blue Shield as recommended by the Purchasing Officer and Personnel Director. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. E. ORAL REPORTS 1. Jail Inspection Report. Sheriff Knight reported to the Board on the Jail Inspection conducted by the NC Department of Human Resources on August 11, 1982. The Sheriff said this was the best report the County had received. He said the County does have fire-, - drills but during the inspection, he, Sheriff Knight, had not known where the reports . were kept. He said the sally ports had been repaired; he said the Staff had not been locking the kitchen door at the jail but would begin doing so. He added jthat shelving was being constructed and the bedding had been moved off the floors. With regard to the inadequate towels and bedding, Sheriff Knight said more towels • jwere needed and adequate sheets were provided. He said the County jail does not have a laundry..so such supplies were sent to the laundromat for washing. I j