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August 26, 1989 as WOMEN'S EQUALITY DAY in celebration of women's contributions equality and do hereby urge all citizens women. and their right to economic and political to work to guarantee full equality for all VOTE: UNANIMOUS 2. RECOGNITION OF THE ABCD INSTITUTE PARTICIPANTS The N.C. Crime Prevention Division sponsored the Addressing Basic Challenges in Development Institute July 16-20 on the campus of N.C. Central University in Durham.. The five youth who participated in the ABCD Institute program at N.. C. Central University were recognized and presented a certificate of appreciation. 3. RETIRING EDG MEMBERS RECOGNITION Three EDC members were recognized for their service on the Economic Development Commission. They are John Gastineau who served from 1983 to 1989 and served as chair of the Commission from 1983-1986, Dennis Howell who served from 1983-1989 and Paul Williams who served from 1984-1989. E. REPORTS 1_ REPORT ON APPOINTMENTS TO NEW HOPE - ENO RIVER OPEN SPACE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Halkiotis to appoint Ms. Susan Waldrop and Ms. Jean Hamilton as County's representatives on the New __.l Hope-Eno River Open Space Corridor Advisory Committee. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. ._ .:'.i 2. COMPLAINT ABOUT DOGS ON RILEY ROAD A complaint was made at the last regular meeting about dogs on Riley Road. The investigative report is in the permanent agenda file in the Clerk's Office. Two visits by the Animal Gontrol Director found no violations of the Animal Control Ordinance. The dogs appeared to be well cared for, well disciplined and friendly. Concerns .of the neighbors were solicited and suggestions transmitted to the owners. Further follow-up will occur. 3. UPDATE ON THE CIP PROJECTS TIMETABLE . Gounty Manager John Link outlined the process for the CIP Project Development. The process is listed below: 1. There will be two planning committees; one for the Southern Human Services Building and one for the Orange County Government Services Center. 2. The Committees will follow the prescribed selection process to hire design professionals and return a recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. 3. Following the selection process, the Architect will meet with their respective Committee and with Orange County Departments who will potentially be affected by the new facility. The Architect will incorporate their comments to the extent possible and produce his recommendation of amount of space needed, type of space needed and locations of each department within the building. The Architect will receive comment from the Committee and affected departments following this step. During this phase, the Architect will also meet with the Commissioners to discuss their general concerns as well as to address any specific needs they identify.