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y r Planner Susan Smith �� p sented for public comment the Preliminary Assessment resolution which was approved by the Board on June NO COMMENTS WERE R �: $�� RECEIVED AND THE PUBLIC HEARING WAS CLOSED Motion was made by Commissioner Walker, seconded b Commission Carey to (1) adopt the Final Assessment He Y Commissioner Resolution for Pineview roadlPineview Drive (SR 2042/2043), (2) accept the Certificate of Mailing Clerk to the Hoard and ( offered by the schedule the. public hearing on the Preliminary Assessment Roll for July 1, 1985. The confirmation time � VOTE; UNANIMOUS. me eras p•m* R A - A A-_Planner Susan Smith presented for public comment the a Pr Assessment Resolution Preliminary approved by the Board on June 3, 1985* NO CLIENTS WERE RECEIVED AND THE PUBLIC NEARING WAS CLOSED* Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall p seconded b Comm Carey to (7) adopt the Final Assessment R Y Commissioner Resolution for Clearwater Lame Road, ( ) accept the Certificate of Mailing offered b the Clerk rk to the Board, and ( ) schedule the public hearing on the Preliminary Assessment Roll for July 1, 1��■ The confirmation time was 7:52 p.m. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. E s !T=S OIL DECIATON NOTE: ACTION ON ITEMS El and E2 WAS TAKEN AB OVE. • MAS IOPARLQR ORD NAKE Sheriff Pendergrass stated that on February 9. 1985 he asked the Board to consider the adoption of an ordinance for Massage Pa Count The Parlors for gauge y purpose Of this request Was to assist law enforcement in Or e County in curtailing the reported illegal activities r � -controlled substance t (prostitution os titution and that occur in the two existing massage parlors. He that discussion and comments be received on asked the adoption of the proposed ordinance. Chair wil lhoit suggested a pub 1 is hearing be held on t ord inane e. Before the he proposed public hear4ing g the ordinance will be circulated to those interested for their comments Rick Rosen, Bodywor4l s Clinic in Chapel Dill g stated he working with the City of Chapel Hill in the had been writing of a Massage Ordinance and realizes it is an enforcement problem as well as a regulation professional practice of the health care E problem for the medallion that a good many people find of great value* He outlined the ways in which the clinic � . People of the community and how the work is b �s servicing the being used. A model l ordinance has been drafted which addresses and regulates the activities that go On in "Massage Parlors", but also regulates the professional activity of ma s sage therapy consistent with other health therapists in the t ate. He asked that the Board consider the ordinance that is on hold in Chapel Hill and consider a new approach that would: (1) eliminate "massage parlors", ( ) provide Positive regulation, and ( ) prevent future emergence p e a activities under the wile o f prevent cf other criminal. E massage. He indicated his willingness to work out an acceptable solution. Dr. Gary Pe Nliebenstein, chiropractor, spore in support massage therapists and stated that most therapists p o f the erapists are qualified health profes- sionals who have a place in the health care services in Chapel Hill* Chair Willhoit noted that if the County adopted the Ordinance it would not apply to any of the municipalities, Allen Stuttal massage therapist in Chapel Hill indicated crime to regulate � ed it is a E people who are professionals by requiring fingerprints and g shots* He asked that the County meet with the p on an o�"�.irYa�.ce which will e'� �� therapists �� work both the needs of the County and the needs of the massage therapists, He favors something that would h ' their effort. alp the Community in Ellen Mitchell, practitioner of massage there in her h be- lieves in the value of a card touch and in therapy home, d indicated that if the Ord,inanc a is