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� <br /> The Board approved the list of boards and commissions on which members of the Board of <br /> County Commissioners agreed upon at the January 25, 2011 BOCC Work Session and reflected <br /> in the attached listing. <br /> VOTE ON CONSENT AGENDA: UNANIMOUS <br /> 5. Items Removed From Consent Aqenda <br /> f. Community Development Block Grant Award — Infrastructure Hook-up Proqram <br /> The Board considered approving the execution of the Funding Approval Form and Grant <br /> Agreement, and approving a Resolution for the FY 2010 Community Development Block Grant <br /> Award and authorizing the Chair to sign. <br /> Commissioner Gordon wanted to highlight this item and said that this is a grant award for <br /> the Roger's Road community, and the County has been planning for a long time to put sewer <br /> hookup in this community. She wanted to recognize that this has been done. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner Foushee to <br /> approve execution of the Funding Approval Form and Grant Agreement and approve the <br /> Resolution giving signatory authority to the Chair of the Board of County Commissioners. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> g_ Durham Technical Community Colleqe's Nature's Kitchen Culinary Proqram and <br /> Oranqe County Senior Centers <br /> The Board considered approving a facility use agreement for Durham Technical <br /> Community College's Nature's Kitchen Culinary Program usage of the Orange County Senior <br /> Centers' kitchen facilities and authorizing the Manager to sign. <br /> Commissioner Gordon recognized Carlo Robustelli from DTCC Orange County Campus. <br /> She verified that the County Commissioners had received her comments and changes and that <br /> they were in agreement. <br /> Frank Clifton asked Carlo Robustelli to explain what this program is. <br /> Carlo Robustelli thanked the County Commissioners and the Department on Aging for this <br /> opportunity. He said that the vision in Orange County is to provide new programs while <br /> maintaining existing programs and services for the community college in Orange County. This is <br /> an extension of that effort. This program has been provided in Durham County for a long time <br /> and there was never a kitchen to be able to provide it in Orange County and this will make it <br /> possible. He explained the program, which teaches the very basic foundations of culinary <br /> cooking. This enables students to be able to work as chefs and caterers. There is a focus on <br /> sustainable preparation of food. <br /> Janice Tyler, Acting Director of the Department on Aging, said that she hopes that this will <br /> be a partnership and this will result in cooking food on-site for the daily nutrition program. <br /> Commissioner Gordon and Commissioner Jacobs commended both parties on such an <br /> innovative program. <br /> Commissioner Hemminger said that she hopes that the public schools that are sending <br /> their students to Alamance Community College were contacted to possibly send them to DTCC in <br /> Orange County. <br /> Chair Pelissier echoed the comments. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs congratulated the County Commissioners for having the foresight <br /> to put commercial kitchens in both of the senior centers. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Jacobs, seconded by Commissioner Gordon to <br /> approve and authorize the Manager to sign the facility use agreement, with the changes as <br /> submitted by Commissioner Gordon. <br />