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examining its water system so that it can support the major investment in the sewer system in this area. He will be bringing the MOU to the Board for review. Commissioner Jacobs said that he would rather see the MOU and make sure that Orange-Alamance is in agreement that it will follow the land use plan and will match the funding, because in the past it has not. The money could be allocated later if the MOU is satisfactory. Frank Clifton said that Orange-Alamance is providing meter-readings and collections for the Efland Sewer system. He understands the rationale, but there are other relationships with Orange-Alamance. Commissioner Yuhasz said that Orange-Alamance is the partner for providing infrastructure to the Efland area, and he thinks it is always better to talk. He said that $25,000 is a small price to pay for economic development in this area. Commissioner Jacobs said that he would like to see the agreement before he agrees to fund this. Craig Benedict suggested having the meeting with the Efland Fire Department and then on June 151h, he can give a briefing about the MOU. Commissioner Nelson asked Clarence Grier to read his list of the proposed additions: County Departments EDC — $38,000 Elections - $17,000 Health Department—($100,000 from capital for dental equipment) and for staff- $65,000 Library— $50,000 Breastfeeding program - $45,000 DSS - $100,000 (critical needs) + $32,500 —from Adolescents in Need Outside Agencies Adolescents in Need (AIN) - $32, 500 Triangle Wildlife - $10,000 American Red Cross - $2,000 Big Brothers/Big Sisters - $2,000 HYAA - $10,000 (-$10,000) CCSA - $18,285 JOCCA - $65,000 TOTAL - $472,285 Commissioner Gordon made reference to funding for schools and said she did not want to reduce the target of 48.1%. Decision Point 1: Mark Up/Mark Down Items for the County's 2009-10Annual Operating Budget and Outstanding Agencies Commissioner Jacobs said that he is more comfortable with dental equipment coming out of capital.