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orb <br />d <br />Commissioner t9hitted moved and Commissioner Marshall seconded the <br />appointment of Viola F. Crowder to the Orange County Library Board of Trustees. <br />VpTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />Commissioner PThitted moved and Commissioner Marshall seconded the <br />appointment of Edward P. White to the Chapel Hill Board of Adjustment. VOTE: <br />Ui`ANIMOCts . <br />Commissioner Marshall moved and Commissioner Whitted seconded the <br />-- appointment of Ms. Nancy Preston to the Joint Orange Chatham Conununity Action <br />Agency. VOTE: UI.ANI[90US. <br />Commissioner t^Thitted moved and Commissioner Marshall seconded the <br />reappointment of Flinston Broadfoot to serve as Chapel Hill's representative on <br />the Human Services Advisory~Commission. <br />Upon the request from the Chapel Hill Tovm Council, Commissioner t~*hitted <br />moved and Commissioner Lloyd seconded the approval of the request to reduce the <br />nur~~ber of representatives from the extra territorial jurisdiction from three <br />(3) to two (Z) on the Chapel Hill Planning Board. VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br />Commissioner Marshall moved and Commissioner PJhitted seconded the <br />appointments of Bonnie Davis and Ruby Gray to serve on the Domiciliary Home <br />Community Advisory Committee. VOTE: UNANIt•10US. <br />F-16. Planning_ $or~zs3_Re~~~1~~j,p~ <br />Commissioner Parshall moved and Commissioner Whitted seconded that tYAe <br />Plannin5 Board examine the regulations governing subdivisions and also consider <br />such issues as whether regulations need to be tightened, whether a system of <br />_ fines should be imposed for violations, and whether there is a problem of <br />enforcement of already existing laws and make reconmendations far Board <br />consideration. VOTE: UNANIP40US. <br />D. ~~~CU'1?TVE SESSION <br />Corunissioner i,~hitted moved and Commissioner Marshall seconded the motion <br />that the Board of Commissioners convene in Executive Session to discuss a <br />property matter. <br />MEETxNG WAS ADJOURNED UNTIL 7:30 <br />E. ~JBLIC HEARIIIGS <br />Northsidg_pry,.~i,v~;~SSB~l~~.4.~_~~Y~~iAatory_ Przyina P~ o~iect <br />NO CO!•'IAIENTS FROP7 THE AUDIENCE. <br />Commissioner SValker moved and Commissioner Lloyd seconded the approval of <br />the Final Assessment Resolution for Northside Drive (5R 1964); scheduling of a <br />public hearing on the Preliminary Assessment Roll far February 6, 1984; payment <br />to DOT of the local share of the construction cost of the project and an <br />anticipated pavinr, date for Northside Drive for spring of 1984. VOTE: <br />UNANIMOUS. <br />p.Snno~sd_ Minimum .H~t.G1' ns~_ Ccrie -- Comments f rom the Audience <br />Jerry Robinson, Orange County Director of Health, spoke in support and <br />gave background information on the formulation of the Minimum Housing Code; the <br />effect of substandard housing on individuals and how it relates to deleterious <br />effects on the health of thane individuals; the concepts and effects of <br />dilapidated and deteriorated housing on the health, safety and welfare of <br />occupants; and defining dilapidated housing as that housing which is not <br />repairable for more than 50~ of the assessed value of the property. <br />Winston Broadfoot, Aiember of the Chapel Hill Town Council, spoke as a <br />citizen in support of the concept of the Plinimum Housing Code. Some landlords <br />are conscientious but some are not. It is time for local government to correct <br />