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WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners by Resolution of July 7, 86 approved transfer of the Village Cable Delaware Corporation and managing general partner of Prime Cable Income Partners L.P. ("Prime L.P. ") , a Delaware limited partnership; and WHEREAS, Prime Venture has requested permission from the Board of Commissioners to transfer its rights under the franchise to Prime L.P. ; and WHEREAS, Prime L.P. agrees to accept the terms and obligations of the franchise as transferred; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Orange County Board of Commissioners that: 1. Upon signed acceptance of this Resolution by Prime L.P. , all rights and obligations of Prime Venture in the cable television franchise ordinance and franchise cited above are transferred to Prime L.P. 2 . All other provisions of the franchise ordinance and franchise shall remain in effect. Approved by the Orange County Board of Commissioners at regular meeting of the Board held on the 24th day of March, 1987 . 4. TRANSPORTATION BOARD OPERATIONAL BY-LAWS (complete narrative is in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk' s office) To approve the Transportation Advisory Board Operational By-Laws as developed by the Transportation Board. 5. AUTHORIZING SUBMISSION OF THE TITLE III-B APPLICATION To authorize the submission of the Title III-B Older Americans Act (social services/senior center) application to Triangle J. Council of Governments by the County Manager, effective July 1, 1987 through June 30, 1988 for federal and state funds in the amount of $104,414 . This is a yearly continuation application covering specified services which are a part of the Department on Aging's current budget. Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to approve items 1, 2 , 3 , 4, and 5 of the consent agenda. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. ITEMS FOR DECISION - REGULAR AGENDA 11A. SHERIFF VEHICLE REPLACEMENTS FOR 1987-88 Sheriff Lindy Pendergrass made the presentation. He recommended to the Board the implementation of the single driver vehicle for the Orange County Sheriff's Department. The plan will save orange County $105, 020 within the next five years. The plan will pay out and recoup the initial investment in three years. The plan will allow the Sheriff's Department flexibility in the use of personnel and reduce vehicle cost and maintenance. Patrol cars would be assigned in areas throughout the County giving visibility, deterring crime and increasing the officers identity with the neighborhood in which he lives. If approved, the plan would monitored closely to provide the highest productivity and cost effectiveness in Orange county. In response to a question from Chair Marshall, Pendergrass explained that if 21 vehicles were purchased this year, next year the number would be 19 and the third year 15. Sheriff Pendergrass explained the procedure followed in changing shifts and the time lost in maintaining the automobiles. He noted that if the 15 vehicles and the necessary equipment for each car were purchased this year without turning any cars in, the plan could be implemented this year. It would be necessary to purchase 19 cars next year and 15 each the