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ORD-2003-002 -Senior citizen Health Promotion Program Grant Proj Ord
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2/17/2003
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8h
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OR.7 -- a210.3 ©v a <br />h. Budget Amendment #8 aZ- / 7''0,61ea <br />The Board approved the budget ordinance and grant project ordinance amendments for the <br />Department of Social Services, Department on Aging, Emergency Management, Human Rights and <br />Relations, and Dispute Settlement Center, for the 2002 -2003 fiscal year. <br />i. School Adequate Public Facilities — Memorandum of Understanding Addendum <br />This item was removed and placed at the end of the consent agenda for separate <br />consideration. <br />L 2002 -2003 Small Business and Technology Development Center (SBTDC) Contract <br />The Board approved a contract in the amount of $10,000 with the Small Business and <br />Technology and Development Center to continue support of small business development services as <br />stated in the Economic Development strategic plan and authorized the Manager and the Clerk to the <br />Board to execute the contract. <br />k. Participation in the National Smallpox Immunization Plan and Protection for <br />Participating Employees <br />This item was removed and placed at the end of the consent agenda for separate <br />consideration. <br />VOTE ON CONSENT AGENDA: UNANIMOUS <br />ITEMS REMOVED FROM CONSENT AGENDA <br />i. School Adequate Public Facilities — Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Addendum <br />The Board considered approval of an amendment to the Schools Adequate Public Facilities <br />(SAPF) MOU adopted on December 20, 2002 for the Town of Carrboro. The Town of Chapel Hill <br />requested that the same addendum be adopted for Chapel Hill. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said that we received a letter from Carrboro with some concerns about <br />the SAPFO and he asked that this be included in the discussion on the 26th. The concerns were about <br />high school capacity and the letter asked if the Board of County Commissioners would follow the model <br />used with the middle school level in the Orange County system and suspend consideration of the <br />capacity, consider merger, or find other ways to build capacity. <br />Planning Director Craig Benedict said that he attended the February 18th Carrboro work <br />session and Carrboro had issues and questions. The outcome of the work session is the letter and the <br />County staff will be meeting with Carrboro's staff about some technical implementation questions. In the <br />short term we need to address where Carrboro is with this ordinance in order to move forward. <br />Commissioner Gordon said that Roy Williford, the Carrboro Planning Director, was at the <br />recent Schools and Land Use Council (SLUC) meeting, and he explained Carrboro's concerns. She <br />said that she is not sure how the County Manager's office is going to address this because there is no <br />money budgeted for the middle school in 2007 -2008 in the capital improvement program. <br />John Link said that he received a call today from a reporter and he did make a response. He <br />said that we should put this response in writing for both Chapel Hill and Carrboro. The capital <br />improvement plan identifies the major projects in outlying years. He said that 2007 -2008 is beyond the <br />short term financing plan we have for addressing any capital item. It does not mean that the CIP is not <br />totally legitimate and that the planning process is not solid. He also told the reporter that since 1988 this <br />Board of Commissioners and the citizens of Orange County have approved three bond issues, and <br />using pay -as- you -go and State funding, we have addressed over $225,000,000 in school construction. <br />He said that this demonstrates the ability of Orange County and the commitment of Orange County to <br />fund those identified needs — school or County related. The citizens should be confident that Orange <br />County would address the needs of the future. <br />Chair Brown said that she went to the Chapel Hill meeting when the SAPFO was adopted and <br />they had no such questions. She hopes that the questions from Carrboro do not delay the <br />implementation of the SAPFO. Craig Benedict said that as soon as Carrboro's staff is satisfied with the <br />questions then the mayor wants it back on the agenda. The SAPFO can be implemented as late as <br />April with no problem. <br />
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