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FA <br />A motion was made by Commissioner Hemminger, seconded by Commissioner <br />Yuhasz, for intent to: <br />• move forward with a new "green" community center; <br />• to ask the Manager to find $380,000 more to move into the fund already <br />established with $120,000; <br />• to work with RENA and Habitat for Humanity on the design and implementation <br />of this community center; <br />• to ask the towns to contribute computers, supplies, permitting costs, connection <br />costs and the first 12 months of utilities towards this project; <br />• to ask the towns to expedite the permitting process; and <br />• to be able to start immediately to bring this project back to the BOCC October <br />meeting to finalize going forward. <br />On September 18, 2012 the Carrboro Board of Aldermen reviewed the Interim Report from the <br />Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force and approved the following motion: <br />MOTION WAS MADE BY ALDERMAN SLADE AND SECONDED BY ALDERMAN <br />LAVELLE THAT THE TOWN OF CARRBORO HAS THE INTENTION OF CONTRIBUTING <br />NOT MORE THAN $900,000 FOR THE TOWN'S PORTION OF THE COMMUNITY CENTER <br />AND COST OF THE SEWER PROJECT. THE TOWN MANAGER SHALL RESEARCH <br />FUNDING SOURCES. TOWN STAFF SHALL ALSO INVESTIGATE HOW THE TOWN CAN <br />RECOUP THE SEWER LINE INVESTMENT COSTS FROM DEVELOPERS. THE BOARD <br />EXPRESSES ITS APPRECIATION TO THE COUNTY FOR THEIR COMMITMENT TO THE <br />PROJECT AND REQUESTS THAT THE TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL CONSIDER THEIR SHARE <br />OF THE CONTRIBUTION. VOTE: AFFIRMATIVE SIX, ABSENT ONE (COLEMAN) <br />On October 3, 2012 the Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force met and discussed the <br />attached recommendations from the County and Town Managers. Based on the draft Meeting <br />Summary the Task Force reinforced support for both the Community Center and Sewer in the <br />Historic Rogers Road Community, by the recommending the following: <br />1. That the Managers meet and report back to the Task Force at the October 24, 2012 <br />meeting, specifically to study how the local governments can cost -share sewer <br />improvements and a community center. <br />2. That the Managers consider the attached " Carrboro" cost sharing option. <br />3. That the Task Force move forward with the Community Center and continue discussions <br />as to how sewer is implemented. <br />The Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force is scheduled to present its final report to <br />the Assembly of Governments on December 6, 2012. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: The financial impact of funding improvements recommended by the <br />Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force is uncertain until its final report to the Assembly <br />of Governments on December 6, 2012. <br />