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George Spransy, resident of Dogwood Acres, appeared before the Board to make <br /> 1f-inquiry about the following items: <br /> ( First: Mr. Spransy's first question pertained to whether or not Orange County <br /> had a anti-noise ordinance. <br /> Second: Mr. Spransy also requested that Dogwood Acres Extension be considered <br /> �j by the Board or State Highway Commission for improvement and/or <br /> paving. He stated that numerous petitions had been submitted by the <br /> property owners of the area, but that no improvements had been made. <br /> i <br /> Third: Mr. Spransy raised questions pertaining to the lack of fire protection I <br /> for the residents of Dogwood Acres. <br /> Chairman Bennett advised Mr. Spransy that no anti-noise ordinance existed and l` <br /> ;that any disturb ance in the area should be reported to the Sheriff's department. <br /> '!That the count board had no authority over the policies of the State Highway <br /> !Commission concerning road improvement and that the inquiry pertaining to fire <br /> �fprotection should be pursued by contacting the Carrboro Town Board. <br /> Upon motion of Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Ray the <br /> ;Ifollowing Blind Agenda was approved. <br /> AID TO THE BLIND AGENDA 1 <br /> Jul y 5 1966 <br /> � f <br /> ijNAME EFF. DATE AMOUNT REASON <br /> REVISIONS j <br /> Marie Roberson, Payee 7-1-66 14 to 42 Change in living arrange-� <br /> for Clayton Roberson, ments - Home for State ' <br /> Minor School for Blind <br /> j'Ada B. Rogers 8-1-66 147 to 161 Increased special medical, <br /> care <br /> jCarrie H. Brown 8-1-66 101 to 74 Decreased cost of mddicall <br /> care & utilities pro-rate <br /> ;Sue M. English 8-1-66 35 to 22 Decreased medical care. <br /> (tI <br /> 'Vallie Moore 8-1-66 23 to 17 Decreased cost in utilities. <br /> SAME (� <br /> I <br /> Joe Mason 115.00 11 <br /> Callie J. Durhan#, 30.00 <br /> Ii Bankis',Hobby 148.00 <br /> TERMINATIONS <br /> if <br /> ICallie J. Durham 7-1-66 20.00 Death <br /> ;!Clarence H. Foust 7-1-66 44.00 Death �1 <br /> Chairman Bennett read a letter from H. G. McClean, President of the Alamance <br /> if Association for Mental Health. Said letter requested assistance at the John <br /> Umstead Hospital for patients from the three counties, Alamance, Chatham and Orange. <br /> I:The clerk was authorized to refer said letter to Tom Ward, Welfare Director. <br /> a Chairman Bennett read a letter from Harry J. Palmer, Senior Regional Planner, <br /> requesting that the Orange County Board of Commissioners consider including Orange I!, <br /> jlCounty in the Census Tract Program which will be conducted by the United States <br /> (Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census. Said letter pointed out the benefits <br /> „that might be derived from the potential users of such statistics as being Chambers <br /> ':;of Commerce, Banks, Social Agents, Schools, etc. f! <br /> ii! it <br /> Upon motion of Commissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner Cleveland, and <br /> ,;unanimously adopted, that:.the.-clerk advise Harry J. Palmer that Orange County would <br /> !like to be included in the census tract program and that the following committee is <br /> ;;appointed as a Census Tract Committee for Orange County. <br /> } <br /> Dr. Cornelius T. Kaylor, Chairman Mr. J. Temple Gobbel, Senior Vice-Pre*. <br /> Orange County Planning Board North Carolina National Bank <br /> Cedar Grove Road Franklin Street <br /> Chapel Hill, North Carolina Chapel Hill, North Carolina <br /> �I <br /> Mr. E. Wilson Cole, Vice-Pres. Mr. Grey Culbreth <br /> Central Carolina Bank & Trust Co. University Service Plants <br /> l Hillsborough, North Carolina 134 East Franklin Street <br /> Chapel Hill, North Carolina ' <br /> l� <br /> 1l <br /> �I <br />