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h <br /> 539 <br /> r� <br /> north <br /> carolina <br /> botanical garden <br /> chapel hill, 27514 <br /> June le, 1979 <br /> kir. Sam Gattis, County Manager <br /> 106 Bast Margaret Sane <br /> Orange County Courthouse <br /> Hillsborough, NC 27278 <br /> Fear Mr. Gattis, <br /> Due to an unanticipated cut in available funds, the Chapel Hill Board <br /> of Aldermen last week deleted the North Carolina Botanical Garden's tenta- <br /> tively approved 1979-80 funding for local area public programs from the <br /> Chapel Hill budget. <br /> Thus, at this late date the North Carolina Botanical Garden must <br /> request from Orange County the funding necessary to continue its current <br /> level of botanical/horticultural activities available to area citizens <br /> through fiscal year 1979-80. <br /> The N.C. Botanical Garden requests 0,000 for r't 1979-80 in order to <br /> provide the following: <br /> 1. Botanical/horticultural educational and recreational activities <br /> for Orange County residents as listed specifically on the attached <br /> sheet; <br /> 2. Continued training and coordination of 112 Orange County Botanical <br /> Garden volunteers which requires a minimum of 646 Garden Staff hours <br /> per year. An example of the fine volunteer activity which results <br /> was seen as the Volunteer Herb Gardeners brought national recognition <br /> to the area in the May issue of Southern Li. ving magazine; <br /> 3. Assistance with the maintenance of the nature trail and other public <br /> facilities utilized by more than 10,000 people yearly, 75% of whom <br /> are from Orange County. <br /> Because, <br /> 1. The University of North Carolina does not provide any funding for the <br /> many varied local, public programs which the Garden has developed, and <br /> 2. The Garden facilities and programs provide unique, non-competitive, <br /> outdoor educational and recreational programs and activities not <br /> otherwise available to the adults and family groups of the area, <br />
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