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The following members both from past and present are being recognized for their <br />volunteer service to Orange County. These members have gone above and beyond their call of <br />service to this community by achieving mare than 4,000 hours each of volunteer service. These <br />members are: <br />Marcia Adams <br />Kim Austin <br />Thomas Callaham <br />Cliff Cates <br />Doris Cecil <br />Derek Chrisco <br />Eric Derr <br />David Elliott <br />Scott Hackler <br />Jason Hawkins <br />Nathan Huey <br />Alton Hunt <br />John Jefferies <br />Carol Lorenz <br />Brian Matthews <br />Doug Noell <br />Dan Seip <br />Gwen Sherrill <br />Jolinda Swiggett <br />Michael Webb <br />Grover Wrenn <br />Each member has received a plaque, a pen, and a personal letter from the White House. <br />Commissioner Halkiotis said that Nathan Huey was in school when he was principal and <br />he is proud of him. <br />b. Triangle Regional Transportation Development Plan <br />The Board received a presentation from the consulting firms of Urbitran Associates, Inc. <br />and Mundle & Associates on Phase One results of the comprehensive study commissioned by <br />the N.C. Department of Transportation on passible coardinationlcansolidation of Wake, Durham, <br />and Orange Counties' community transportation services and considered approval of the plan. <br />Department an Aging and Transportation Services Director Jerry Passmare said that <br />Orange County decided to participate in this study last year and the consultants are here to give <br />a presentation on the first phase of this major study. He recognized Jae Melvin, who was <br />representing DOT's Public Transportation Division and AI Terry, OPT Transportation Manager. <br />Jim McLaughlin gave a PawerPoint presentation. <br />Triangle Regional Transportation Development Plan <br />Phase One -Feasibility Orange County <br />Apri! 18, 2006 <br />Overview of Presentation <br />• Brief Recap of Study <br />• Refinement of Alternatives <br />