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f <br />;....~ <br />net debt reduction bond option was approved by the Board. That policy `is <br />stated below: <br />"Use of the 2/3 net debt reduction bond option be limited to <br />either the policy adopted in relation to the Efland sewer or to an even <br />stricter policy that limits use. only to a major emergency. <br />By consensus of the Board, the following policies were approved: <br />"Continue appropriating $800,000 a year toward interest and <br />capital on the school debt. As the payment decreases, place all surplus <br />in the school capital reserve fund rather than have it be lost little by <br />little in the general fund. After 1999, a full $800,000 would be <br />appropriated to that fund each year." <br />"Set school current capital at $750,000 for a period of five <br />years and limit the portion of current capital that may come from the <br />school capital reserve fund to the items listed for the county under <br />policy #1. Roof repair and replacement would be included in the <br />$750,000." <br />"Create a special capital reserve for vehicle purchase. <br />Allocations made to such a fund shall be taken from current year revenues <br />and not from optional sales tax monies." <br />The County Manager will put the above policies into policy form and <br />return to the Board for official adoption. <br />8. CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PLAN CALENDAR <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner <br />Halkiotis to approve the calendar as stated below: <br />November 17 Recommended Capital Improvement Plan <br /> submitted to Board of Commissioners <br />December 1 Afternoon Work session (prior to Board <br /> of Commissioners meeting) on Recom- <br /> mended Capital Improvement Plan. <br />December 15 Public Hearing on Recommended Capital <br /> Improvement Plan <br />January 19, 1988 Afternoon work session (prior to Board <br /> of Commissioners meeting) on recom- <br /> mended Capital Improvement Plan. <br />February 1 Adoption of 5 Year Capital Improvement <br /> Plan. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />9. ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS BOARD REPORT <br />POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT MEETING. <br />10. WATER CONSERVATION ORDINANCE AMENDMENT (A copy of the amendment <br />is attached to these minutes on pages <br />The Division of water Resources has recomputed elevation of water <br />below the Lake Orange spillway. The new computations from the State <br />include the dead pool and account for the flashboard, which raises Lake <br />Orange one foot. <br />Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commis- <br />sioner Carey to amend the Water Conservation Ordinance to reflect changes <br />in Table I and II which include dead pool and based on spillway at 614 and <br />to further amend the Ordinance to reflect increased water capacity based <br />on spillway at 615 feet effective January 1, 1988. <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br />11. A LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STATEMENT ORDINANCE <br />Chair Marshall requested that a Local Environmental Impact State- <br />ment Ordinance be developed by the Planning Board and ready for public <br />hearing in November with consideration for adoption in January, 1988. <br />