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13 <br /> 1 Commissioner McKee asked if John Tallmadge could identify the potential locations of <br /> 2 park and ride sites in western Orange County. He wants to make sure that the park and ride <br /> 3 lots are located where it is convenient for the residents who will access the service. <br /> 4 John Tallmadge said locations are being considered in the vicinity of central to eastern <br /> 5 Mebane, Efland and Buckhorn. <br /> 6 Commissioner Gordon asked about the draft 5 year bus service expansion plan. She <br /> 7 asked how this relates to what is called for in the implementation agreement. <br /> 8 John Tallmadge said the plan now creates an envelope of how many hours or dollars <br /> 9 are available to implement service, and it describes it as expanding rural access to job centers <br /> 10 or activities. He said this describes a commuter connection from Mebane to Hillsborough to <br /> 11 Durham. He said this refines that and then puts it into specific services to be delivered on a <br /> 12 specific timeline. <br /> 13 Commissioner Gordon said the revenues have changed, and the plan is being reviewed <br /> 14 and revised. She wants to know when this will be done. <br /> 15 John Tallmadge said things should be aligned so that information is being brought at the <br /> 16 same time. <br /> 17 Commissioner Gordon said it would be helpful to look at the original bus and rail <br /> 18 investment program and then look at how the numbers have changed in the amended plan. <br /> 19 She said it would be better to have a comparison with the actual numbers in the same format. <br /> 20 John Tallmadge said he will try to do this. <br /> 21 Commissioner Price asked if Durham Tech is being considered in the plan. <br /> 22 John Tallmadge said he received an email today asking about the possibility of more <br /> 23 mid-day service connecting the campus and the new medical clinic to Chapel Hill. He said this <br /> 24 is part of what will be considered in the program of services. <br /> 25 Commissioner Rich thanked John Tallmadge for this update. She is excited to move <br /> 26 forward with this project. <br /> 27 Chair Jacobs said there had been some discussion about the Graham park and ride lot. <br /> 28 He said there is no local funding and only one route to UNC and Duke. He said public <br /> 29 transportation is needed in this area. He asked if the option of anchoring the Highway 70 route <br /> 30 in Graham is still an option. <br /> 31 John Tallmadge said there are some concerns about the Graham location, but there are <br /> 32 other options being considered with PART in that area. <br /> 33 Chair Jacobs referred to Commissioner Price's earlier question, and he said there was <br /> 34 no UNC Hospital at Waterstone when these conversations started. He mentioned the issue of <br /> 35 transportation options for students from Chapel Hill and Carrboro who are taking Middle College <br /> 36 classes at Durham Tech in Durham. He said there will be a huge change in the commuter <br /> 37 patterns between Hillsborough and Chapel Hill when and if Carolina North takes place. He said <br /> 38 these things will change the plan even more. He said there is really no way to make <br /> 39 predictions, and he thanked everyone involved for keeping things on track. <br /> 40 David King said financial projections make him queasy, and that is why there is an <br /> 41 implementation agreement. He said everyone is discovering how to do this, because this has <br /> 42 never been done in North Carolina before. He said the group budgets one year at a time and <br /> 43 corrections can be made as things move forward. He said this is a self correcting dynamic <br /> 44 process, and the early results are quite good. He said changes will always come back to the <br /> 45 various entities to review and approve. <br /> 46 He introduced several staff and committee members. He said the hourly cost for bus <br /> 47 service was down from $107 to $103. <br /> 48 David King said, with regard to the train station in Hillsborough, the town owns the <br /> 49 property, and it is the right property in the right place. He said the Town of Hillsborough funded <br /> 50 an environmental process to lock down any environmental issues. He said up to $150,000 has <br />
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