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2 <br /> 1 Chair Jacobs said it is up to RENA to get with their own attorney regarding what is being <br /> 2 proposed. He said this may require a meeting of the attorneys. <br /> 3 Commissioner Rich said she had questions about this item prior to the edits. She <br /> 4 questioned whether she should base her questions on the agenda item in the packet or on a <br /> 5 new agenda item later on. <br /> 6 John Roberts said he would recommend waiting until there is a new document, as there <br /> 7 are a significant number of changes. <br /> 8 Commissioner Rich asked how the Board will differentiate what was in the original <br /> 9 document and what was not. <br /> 10 John Roberts said he would suggest the Board start over fresh since this will virtually be <br /> 11 a new document. <br /> 12 Commissioner Price asked if this will have any effect on the opening date for the center. <br /> 13 Chair Jacobs said it is the goal of the Board of County Commissioners not to delay this, <br /> 14 but there are unanticipated issues. He said there may have to be new bidding and design <br /> 15 discussions, but the Board will move this forward as quickly as possible. He said the Board has <br /> 16 accountability to certain fiduciary responsibilities. <br /> 17 <br /> 18 VOTE: UNANIMOUS <br /> 19 <br /> 20 Chair Jacobs reviewed the following additional items at the Commissioners' places: <br /> 21 - Yellow sheet- Comparison for Item 7-a— "Employee Benefits and Recommendations for <br /> 22 Calendar Year 2014" <br /> 23 - Blue Sheet for Item 9- County Managers report regarding the Community Center <br /> 24 - Pink Sheet- List of recipients for Item 4a- "Orange County Arts Grant Recipients" <br /> 25 <br /> 26 PUBLIC CHARGE <br /> 27 The Chair dispensed with the reading of the public charge. <br /> 28 <br /> 29 2. Public Comments <br /> 30 <br /> 31 a. Matters not on the Printed Agenda <br /> 32 <br /> 33 Don O'Leary said our founding fathers went out for five weeks of intense prayer before <br /> 34 writing the constitution, and our nation was founded on these values. He said ICLEI was <br /> 35 assembled by the UN to write Agenda 21 and these folks pray to Lucifer. He said Orange <br /> 36 County is involved with these people who want to remove property rights using the environment <br /> 37 as a tool. He asked the Board to reconsider their involvement with ICLEI. <br /> 38 Terry Rekeweg is a transportation engineer who has been involved in planning for <br /> 39 passenger rail service in the Triangle. He has proposed a revision to the Durham/Orange <br /> 40 County light rail project. He referred to a map showing the middle portion where changes would <br /> 41 be made. <br /> 42 He said this change would provide an estimated cost savings of$400 million and would <br /> 43 increase safety for vehicles and pedestrians. He said this change would also serve a larger <br /> 44 low income area. He said it would have a faster travel time, while eliminating 1 mile of bridges. <br /> 45 He said this route would provide a direct route to pedestrian greenways and the American <br /> 46 Tobacco Trail, while having less impact on natural areas. He said this route would eliminate the <br /> 47 taking of at least 70 private properties by sticking to existing transportation routes. He said he <br /> 48 feels this route would result in a gain of 2000 or more daily riders and would provide a direct <br /> 49 route from Chapel Hill to RTP. <br />
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