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1/15/2008
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RES-2008-008 Alamance County/Orange County Boundary Line Resolution
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\Board of County Commissioners\Resolutions\2000-2009\2008
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<br />Department of Environment and Natural Resources may assist counties to resolve ambiguous <br />or uncertain boundaries; and <br />WHEREAS, both counties have previously engaged in discussions or actions to resolve <br />boundaries with other neighboring counties wherein valuable lessons were learned, but in which <br />some of the circumstances have been different than those in the Orange-Alamance instance; <br />and <br />WHEREAS, the Alamance and Orange County Boards of Commissioners recognize that the <br />boundary line between the two counties is uncertain; and <br />WHEREAS, the Alamance and Orange County Boards of Commissioners are committed to the <br />principle, established by law, that the County responsibility to citizens and residents for services <br />such as voting, holding elective office, public health, public welfare, land use planning, <br />emergency services and public schools. be certain and that taxable real property be listed and <br />taxed in the county in which it is situated; and <br />WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Alamance and Orange County Boards of Commissioners to <br />achieve a definitive resolution of the county boundary that minimizes the adverse impact <br />collectively on citizens, residents and property owners who might be affected by the location of <br />the county boundary; <br />
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