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408 4 E-3 SEP:TO-t__C IZEN '-HALL-OF FAME_AWAip Ms. Betty Landberger, Chair of the Senior Citizens Board, said this award would be an opportunity to recognize the older adult's contributions to the community and the County and to provide inspiration to others to continue service or contribution. Commissioner Willhoit moved to approve the concept of the Orange County Senior Citizens' Hall of Fame Award; seconded by Commissioner Marshall. VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes, 0. E-4 SPECIAr. UGE_,PTP1��NT gQWER EXTS ggEoUBST Commissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, to approve the additional four months time extension for beginning construction on the headquarter facilities for Piedmont Electric Membership on NC 86. VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes 0. y E-5 TUL?TEAIIBRS-__RBSDLLTJQN Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker to adopt the Resolution opposing the designation of US 15-501 between US 64 and I-$5 as a route for tandem trailers. (For a copy of this Resolution see page of this book.) VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes, 0. E-$ kllj��13�MAJ CONTROL Mr. Robert Mahler, attorney for Lynn Mordock, requested that schedule 20 poles be approved for caging of jaguars rather than schedule 40 poles as recommended. Mr. Mahler added that he had consulted with fencing experts and that schedule 20 poles were sufficient to contain a 200 pound animal, such as a jaguar. Dr. Paul Modrich, owner of a serval, requested that he be pernitted to dig a trench around the fence containing his serval and pour concrete to a depth of ten inches around the outside of the fence to prevent any animal from digging in. Commissioner Willhoit noted that a variance had been granted regarding the requirements of the perimeter fence for this particular serval; he proposed to grant an additional variance to permit a dirt floor rather than a concrete floor, provided that Drs. Modrich and Burdette dig the proposed trench and pour concrete to the depth of ten inches as Dr. Modrich suggested. Commissioner Willhoit also proposed to grant a variance to require schedule 20 poles rather than schedule 40 poles for caging jaguars. Mr. Mahler noted his concern that the State might be more stringent in its caging requirements and requirements for wild animals than the Commissioners are, and that Ms. Murdock would be required to incur additional expense as a result of the State's more stringent requirements. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall to approve the fee schedule on this second reading and to approve the enclosure standards on this second reading. VOTE: Ayes, 3 (Commissioners Marshall, Whitted, Willhoit) ; Noes, 2 (Commissioners Lloyd and Walker) . Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to grant Ms. Mordock a variance requiring schedule 20 poles rather than schedule 40 poles for the caging of her jaguar, and to grant a variance to Drs. Modrich and Burdette for the caging of their serval to require a dirt floor rather than concrete, provided they dig a trench to the depth of ten inches around the perimeter of that fence and fill the trench with concrete. VOTE: Ayes, 5; Noes 0. E-7 AN3MAL_CDNTEDL