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e9 drought or longer term interlocal water needs, unless specified upon separate mutual agreement of the parties. -:.-~., ~±. ACTIVATING AN EMERGENCY TRANSFER ,, ';, Any water transfers needed to meet a short term emergency, as described above, would be activated by .the chief administrative officers of the entities involved. They shall immediately notify their respective governing boards that such an emergency exists. Any emergency transfer lasting longer than seven days shall require approval by the governing boards of all parties to the transfer. 5. CORRECTING THE EMERGENCY PROBLEM The party experiencing the water emergency agrees to act expeditiously and adequately to mitigate and remove the causes of the emergency condition. Other parties to hereby agree to offer operational assistance to the affected party in correcting the emergency condition. 6. PRICE OF WATER DURING EMERGENCY Unless otherwise specified by existing agreements, the price of water transferred during a short term emergency shall be the same as the commodity rate charged to residential customers within the provider's own regular ("inside") service area. It is understood that the party experiencing the short term emergency (the ultimate receiver of water) shall be responsible for paying any excess costs incurred by other parties (providers) to the transfer. These costs may include special operational assistance, as described in Section 5; startup activities, such as line flushing, valve switching, excess pumping or other operational costs attributable to the transfer; and, may include any difference in commodity rates paid by an intermediate provider for water transferred through its own system. 7. PERIOD OF AGREEMENT This Joint Resolution shall become effective on December 1, 19$8, and continue for a period of five years therefrom. This Joint Resolution may be extended upon mutual agreement of the parties. 4. ADDITIONAL ALLOCATIONS FROM THE N.C. DIVISION. OF HEALTH SERVICES TO THE ORANGE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT Approve and authorize the Chair to sign the Consolidated Contract with the Division of health Services which represents increased funding from the .State for specific purposes - (1) AIDS Education for Minority Youth, (2) AIDS Counseling and Testing Service, (3) Environmental Health and (4) MCH Delivery Fund Allocation. 5. CBA EXPANSION FUNDS Approve the Youth Services Task Force recommendations for allocating Community Based Alternative Expansion Funds and acceptance of these funds in the amount of $3,201. 6. CABLE TELEVISION FRANCHISE TRANSFER - SECOND READING Adopt and authorize the Chair to sign a resolution approving transfer