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12 <br /> 1 Michael Talbert said yes. <br /> 2 Chair Jacobs noted that the final report talks about a broader service area, and he <br /> 3 wants it made clear that this is not what is being discussed. He mentioned the 60 acres that the <br /> 4 County owns, and he suggested that the Jackson Group look at this area as a low impact <br /> 5 recreation amenity for the Rogers Road and surrounding communities. He said there are trails <br /> 6 through it anyway, but it could be made to be a more visible, valuable and developed <br /> 7 recreational amenity. <br /> 8 Chair Jacobs asked how this application process and the CIP and funding commitment <br /> 9 will affect the EPA investigation. <br /> 10 John Roberts said that the County is not committed until the grants funds are actually <br /> 11 expended. He is confident that Orange County is going to emerge from the EPA situation in a <br /> 12 positive light and he has received word that the investigation has been concluded. He feels it is <br /> 13 safe for the County to proceed with this application. <br /> 14 <br /> 15 Commissioner Gordon moved the manager's recommendation and suggested the <br /> 16 following addition: <br /> 17 <br /> 18 5. They direct the manager to investigate the feasibility of this application and to report <br /> 19 back to them at a work session on March 11 to <br /> 20 <br /> 21 There was no second. <br /> 22 <br /> 23 Commissioner Dorosin noted that the CDBG funds are not scheduled to be awarded <br /> 24 until July. He said he thinks it is possible to include this in the plan. <br /> 25 <br /> 26 A motion was made by Commissioner Dorosin, seconded by Commissioner McKee to: <br /> 27 <br /> 28 1. Negotiate a cost sharing agreement with the Town of Chapel Hill and Town of Carrboro for <br /> 29 a preliminary engineering estimate to provide sewer to the 86 parcels identified by the Task <br /> 30 Force not to exceed $130,000 based on the Task Force recommendation; <br /> 31 2. Negotiate a contract with OWASA for a preliminary engineering estimate to provide sewer <br /> 32 to the 86 parcels identified by the Task Force not to exceed $130,000; <br /> 33 3. Negotiate a contract and/or participation in a Historic Rogers Road community outreach with <br /> 34 RENA and other partners they identify -paFtR iRg With eFgaRi"tie.ps s ,,.h ac the jaGk6gr <br /> 35 GeRter ,rd RRnin to identify action steps to provide sewer service to the Historic Rogers Road <br /> 36 Neighborhood and lay the groundwork for a master plan; and <br /> 37 4. Approve Budget Amendment#5-B appropriating $77,400 (43% of$180,000) from General <br /> 38 5. To instruct the manager to prepare CDBG application for submission by the May 1St deadline. <br /> 39 <br /> 40 This motion changed bullet number 3 of the Manager's recommendation, as shown <br /> 41 above, and added bullet#5. <br /> 42 Commissioner Rich asked why the Board would eliminate the Jackson Center from the <br /> 43 motion if the task force has identified and voted for them. <br /> 44 Commissioner Dorosin said he is not eliminating them, but he thinks RENA should be <br /> 45 the party to select the organizations. He said the Jackson Center could be one of those. <br /> 46 Commissioner Rich asked how this affects the $50,000 that was already approved by <br /> 47 Chapel Hill for the Jackson Center participation. <br /> 48 Commissioner Dorosin said Carrboro did not approve that $50,000. <br /> 49 Michael Talbert said if the motion is approved as stated, it would have to go back to <br /> 50 Chapel Hill and Carrboro before it proceeds. <br />
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