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s3 "~ ~ 9. Partial Width Right-of-way Joseph and Mary Zaragoza ' Mr. and Mrs. Zaragoza wish to purchase two existing houses and surrounding property and proposed a two lot subdivision for this purpose. To provide access, an existing 45-foot easement approximately 17+9 feet in length would be connected to a 50-foot easement leading to the subdivision. A Class C private road (Home Road) is in existence. A partial width right-of-way is needed since the adjoining tract is heir property and all heirs will not grant an additional five (5) feet of right-of-way. Motion was made by Cammissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Garey to approve a partial width right-of-way for Joseph and Mary Zaragoza as requested and approved by the Planning Board. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 10. NCACC Solicitation of Proposed Legislative Goals for the 1989 General Assembly Chair Marshall suggested that enabling .legislation be requested for transfer development rights and real estate. transfer tax. Commissioner Willhoit suggested that resolutions be written asking for (1) authorization for counties to enforce antilittering laws, (2) authorization for counties to levy and access a variety of revenues and alternatives to the property tax and (3) that unprocessed foods be exempt from sales tax. Commissioner Halkiotis asked that a resolution requesting that all school construction be put under the direction of a general contractor be submitted for special enabling legislation. Motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner Hartwell 'y that the following items be sent to the North Carolina Association of County Commissioners to be included in their proposed legislative goals for the 1989 Session of the General Assembly. (1) antilittering laws (2) unprocessed food exempt from sales tax (3) alternatives to the property tax to include impact taxes (4) transfer of development rights (5) bids under general contractor VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 11. Transportation Assistance for the new OCIM Child Care Project After a brief discussion, motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner Hartwell to provide funds in the amount of up to $4,000 to come from the Contingency fund to the new Orange Congregations in Mission Child-Teen Parent Project for temporary transportation assistance through the first meeting in January. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. 12. UMTA Section 18 Transportation Contract (13-C Warranty) Geoffrey Gledhill explained that a waiver of the Appendix K requirements from the Department of Labor is not available. County Manager John Link stated that this is a situation where the regulation places certain County employees where their rights of grievance exceed those of other County employees. The likelihood of this becoming a problem is remote. It would only happen if the vans were conveyed to another person. He recommended that the 13c Warranty be approved and that the Personnel Director rev~.ew the situation before any other Section 18 monies/grants are requested.