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A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner McKee to defer approval of a new County logo, and refer the matter to the logo design committee for a recommendation concerning a new logo design, and she indicated her willingness to participate. Commissioner Price asked how much more this would cost the County. Carla Banks said this would cost more money. She said it was initially anticipated that this process would not exceed $2200. She said the additional dollar amount will depend on the complexity of the design being requested. Commissioner Pelissier said there were many different opinions expressed about the logos during the work session. She said she is ready to vote, and she feels like people will still have different opinions if this goes back. Commissioner Dorosin said, of the four options, he likes option D. He said if one of these options is not chosen, he would suggest opening it up to the community for ideas. Commissioner McKee said he hasn't been any more impressed with the other Counties' logos. He said he seconded the motion for the purpose of discussion, but he feels it is time to choose one of the logos and move forward. Commissioner Rich said she agrees that a consensus is unlikely, and she likes option A without the line and option D with no line. Commissioner Dorosin asked if Commissioner Gordon would accept an amendment to her motion, to make this a community project in Orange County. Chair Jacobs said he liked option A with no line, and he did not support Commissioner Gordon's motion to take it back to committee. Commissioner Gordon said no to the friendly amendment, as that would take a long time. VOTE: Ayes, 1 (Commissioner Gordon); Nays, 6 A motion was made by Commissioner Gordon, seconded by Commissioner Pelissier to choose option A for the redesigned logo for the County The new logo design would go into effect on July 1, 2014, allowing for the current logo to be phased out. Commissioner Price asked why this will not go into effect until July. Carla said the current logo is in circulation on phone books, as well as other materials. VOTE: Ayes, 6; Nays, 1 (Commissioner Dorosin) 8. Reports a. Solid Waste Convenience Center Update The Board received information regarding performance of the new Walnut Grove Church Road Convenience Center and progress of planning for Eubanks Road Convenience Center improvements. Gayle Wilson said residents appear to be adjusting to the upgraded facility, and operations are working better than expected. He said there is a need for another stationary compactor; however, in the interim two compactor boxes are being delivered to alleviate the waste storage problem. He said canopies have been ordered to shelter employees from inclement weather. Gayle Wilson referred to several PowerPoint slides with photographs of the Walnut Grove facility and a draft plan for the Eubanks Road facility. He said the town's planning department had requested additional informational items for the Eubanks Road facility, and this is being provided. He walked through the draft plan map. He said this facility layout will be very similar to Walnut Grove, except for the single entrance and exit. He said staff is proposing three MSW compactors and two bulky waste compactors. He said staff is also proposing incorporation of the hazardous waste facility into the Eubanks Road facility. He said this will allow expanded hours for hazardous waste disposal.