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i ~~ reservoir sites contingent upon approval of the maps by the County Attorney. 2. Reappropriation of Funds for High School Expansion/Renovation TChapel _.._. Hill-Carrboro Schools To approve a request from Chapel Hill/Carrboro Schools to reappropriate unused funds from the Estes and Glenwood Schools' multipurpose projects to provide funding for preliminary design work on the high school renovation/expansion project in the amount of $78,546.G.3. 3. North Carolina Housine Trust Fund--Incentive Pry To approve the submission of an Energy Conservation and Housing Rehabilitation Incentive Program application to the North Carolina Housing Finance Agency and authorize the Chair to sign the application on behalf of the Board. 4. Housing Demonstration Grant Avnlication To adopt a resolution authorizing the submission of a Housing Demonstration Grant application and to establish July 19, 1988 and August 16 as public hearing dates to receive public comment regarding the application. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. G. ITEMS FOR DECISION-REGULAR AGENDA 1. Assignment of House and Building Numbers ;, Rural Route 15 - DELETEA 2. Pxop_o_sed Subdivision Regulations Text Amendments (A copy of the Text Amendments is in the permanent agenda file and is included in the Subdivision Regulations) Planning Director Marvin Collins presented for Board consideration animals over the past year which is above the limit that can be handled at the shelter. He asked that the shelter be moved up on the five year plan. BETSY UNDERWOOD spoke in support of the pools. As she understands it, the pools have been removed from the bond issue and put on the pay-as-you-go basis. She gave statistics of those who lost their lives by drowning and emphasized that delaying this project will cause the price of the pools to increase. Many children in this County have no place to learn the basic water skills which may save their life or someone else. She described the problems that those in the Chapel Hill Carrboro area have in finding a place to practice. The County is already behind in providing these facilities and with increased growth will fall further behind. She asked that the pools not be thought of as frills but as necessary Orange County services for all citizens. ROGER DALSTON spoke in support of the bond issue with two reservations. First insufficient money is being allocated for school, facilities. Second, he spoke in favor of the pools asking that they be placed high on the priority items for the pay-as-you-go financing. LINDA HOWDEN, spoke in favor of the bond issue. She supports the concept of the bond issue and encouraged the idea that there might be more funding for the schools. She stated that 37 students are in one science lab at the high school and the main concern was safety for the students. She emphasized that water safety skills are life saving skills and pledged support for the pools. LEON FINK served as a member of the Citizens Advisory Committee. He