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Attachment B 24 <br /> DRAFT <br /> Recommendations to the Assembly of Governments <br /> Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force <br /> November 14, 2012 <br /> Recommendations: <br /> 1. That the costs of both a New Community Center and Sewer Improvements be <br /> shared by the local governments, at the same costs sharing percentages as <br /> outlined in the 1972 Landfill Agreement, 43% for Orange County, 43% for The <br /> Town of Chapel Hill and 14% for The Town of Carrboro. <br /> 2. That the Managers and Attorneys originate a Memorandum of Understanding <br /> between Habitat, Orange County, the Town of Carrboro, and the Town of Chapel <br /> Hill for the construction of a new Rogers Road Community Center. The budget <br /> will not exceed $700,000 and the project will be bid in compliance with North <br /> Carolina public bidding requirements. Orange County will finance the project with <br /> reimbursement from the Towns as outline in (1) above. <br /> 3. That the governing boards continue to appropriate funds, as previously budgeted <br /> to reimburse the Solid Waste fund for the purchase of the Greene Tract, for both <br /> a New Community Center and Sewer Improvements. Funds budgeted in Fiscal <br /> 2012/2013 for the Greene Tract are as follows; $90,549 for Orange County, <br /> $90,549 for The Town of Chapel Hill and $29,524 for The Town of Carrboro. The <br /> governing boards are also encouraged to locate other funding sources for a New <br /> Community Center and Sewer Improvements. <br /> 4. That the Hogan-Rogers House no longer be considered as an option for a <br /> Neighborhood Community Center. The St Paul's AME Church is working with the <br /> Chapel Hill Preservation Society to save the structure. <br /> 5. That the Task Force continue to meet, to address the Charge of the Task Force, <br /> for an additional 6 months with the original composition of the Task Force. The <br /> composition of the Task Force originally included two members appointed by <br /> each Town (Chapel Hill and Carrboro); two members appointed from the County; <br /> and two members appointed from Rogers Eubanks Neighborhood Association <br /> (RENA). <br />