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2'<1 <br />z <br />historical emphasis but also are functional. The air conditioning will be <br />replaced; heat will be provided by an air distribution 'system and the lowEr <br />individual rooms will be heated by individual heat pump units. The wood <br />ceiling v~ill be replaced. Some items will be optional and depend on the <br />availability of money. Bids will be received the middle of October. All <br />changes will be presented to the Soard far consideration through change <br />orders. <br />?_. ? R °9O •S ~ d U ~,~;~QRT 1~OR 198-~4 <br />Dana Baldwin, past Chair, introduced the members of the <br />- - Commission who were present, and highlighted the activities as contained in <br />the report: <br />(1) creation of an evening G1;A class for Drange Coun <br />citizens; <br />(2) participation in career awareness week in the Chapel <br />Hill/Carrboro Schools; <br />(3) monitoring progress in the implementation of the Orange. <br />County Affirmative action plan; <br />(4) learning about the JTFA; <br />(5) creation of the employment task zorce to study the benefit° <br />of Orange County employees and employee practices. <br />(5) coordinate information referrals with other Orange County <br />agencies; <br />(7) provided service to over 300 people through the office <br />information referral program. <br />Chair l~illhoit commended the Commission for women and the <br />services they offer to the citizens of Orange County. <br />3. $~SEARCH TRIANGLE PARK AND ENVIROPIS <br />Commissioner riarshall commented on the report and the two main <br />objectives as dis~ributed. The Land Use Advisory Committee spent several <br />months redefining its purpose and asked if there were .any questions about <br />their objectives as many developers seem to object to almost everything the <br />Board wants to do and the Research Triangle Par}: and Environs Report can <br />serve as a model for any government in t~rorking with uevelopers. Impact fees <br />is a new ic:ea and warrants further discussion. <br />F. ITEI.IS FO$ j),~CISIDN <br />1. JAIL tiTEDICAL_CDLITRACT (see the permanent agenda file for a copy <br />of this contract) <br />Thompson presented for consideration a contract with the Drange <br />County i•Tedical Center to provide medical services at the County jail. <br />I~fotion was made by Co^~missioner Irarshall, seconded by <br />-:. Commissioner ti^'al}:er to approve a contract with the Orange County I~eciical <br />• Center for the provision of medical services at the County jail for 53,600 a <br />year to be paid in twelve equal installments. <br />VOTE: UNAP?IT_.DUS <br />2. JOPPA OAY.S PARTICIPATORY PAVj~T~` PR0,7y'CT <br />Ilotion was made by Commissioner T~Talker, seconded by Commissioner <br />Idarshall to approve the petition for the Joppa Oaks (SR's 1882, 1883, 1893, <br />1894) Participatory Paving Project in Hillsborough Township. <br />VOTE: L1PdANII1OUS <br />3. E~~°1,I~SfIIiEb?T ~F A SPECIAL- ASSESSb~E1•?T ,r',SjND <br />'_•lotion was made by Comr..issioner ?9hitted, seconded by <br />Commissioner Lloyd to approve the establishment of a Special Assessments <br />