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6 <br /> 1 1. Award the bid and, upon County Attorney review, execute the construction contract <br /> 2 for the Fairview Park Parking Expansion Project during the summer break in an amount <br /> 3 not to exceed the project budget; <br /> 4 2. Approve project change orders for the project up to the project budget; and <br /> 5 3. Approve a resolution to preserve the County's ability to reimburse itself for initial <br /> 6 project costs from financing proceeds that may become available. <br /> 7 j. Approval of Senior Lunch Caterer Contract with Nantucket Grill, Inc. <br /> 8 The Board approved the food service caterer contract with Nantucket Grill, Inc. to provide noon <br /> 9 meals for the Home and Community Care Block Grant-funded Senior Lunch Program at the <br /> 10 Seymour and Passmore Centers for the period July 1, 2016 to June 30, 2017 with an optional <br /> 11 one year extension and authorized the Manager to sign. <br /> 12 k. Contract Amendment to the Existing Interlocal Agreement between Orange County <br /> 13 and the Town of Chapel Hill for the "LAUNCH Chapel Hill" Small Business Incubator <br /> 14 The Board amended the existing Interlocal Agreement between Orange County and the Town <br /> 15 of Chapel Hill enabling LAUNCH Chapel Hill to add space to the incubator facility's existing <br /> 16 office to accommodate more start-up companies, and thereby increase the County's shared <br /> 17 cost to support the facility and authorized the Manager to sign. <br /> 18 <br /> 19 6. Public Hearings <br /> 20 NONE <br /> 21 <br /> 22 7. Regular Agenda <br /> 23 <br /> 24 a. Approval of Fiscal Year 2016-17 Budget Ordinance, County Grant Projects, and <br /> 25 County Fee Schedule <br /> 26 The Board considered approving the Fiscal Year 2016-17 Budget Ordinance, County <br /> 27 Grant Projects, and County Fee Schedule. <br /> 28 Paul Laughton, Budget Director, went into each of the replacement sheets at the <br /> 29 Commissioners' places. <br /> 30 Paul Laughton said there were some replacement pages at the Commissioners' places: <br /> 31 Attachment 1- replacement of page 2 of the Resolution of Intent to Adopt; and Attachment 2- <br /> 32 replacement of page 3, under section III of the revenues, of the budget ordinance. He said <br /> 33 when the impact of funding on outside agencies was reviewed by the BOCC on June 16th, staff <br /> 34 underestimated the impact on calculations and had to revise the amounts. He said that <br /> 35 changed the budget ordinance increase from the resolution of intent to adopt by $42,460, <br /> 36 regarding outside agencies. <br /> 37 Paul Laughton referred to Attachment 4, the County Fee schedule, and noted there is a <br /> 38 replacement page for page 51 of the fee schedule. He said the Solid Waste Programs Fee was <br /> 39 inadvertently left out. He noted the fee has not changed. He said the Clean Wood Vegetative <br /> 40 Waste fee was also omitted, and should have been included as a fee change, moving from <br /> 41 $18/ton to $20/ton. <br /> 42 Commissioner Jacobs said not all of the outside agencies are listed and specifically <br /> 43 noted the Senior Care of Orange County, the Soltys Day center. He said it is struggling, and it <br /> 44 use to be part of Orange County government. He said he would like the Manager to come back <br /> 45 with updates regarding this program, to insure funding this day center going forward. <br /> 46 Chair McKee said this item could come back as a budget amendment, if necessary. <br /> 47 Commissioner Jacobs said there is no need, as this was a fully funded request. <br /> 48 Bonnie Hammersley said she and Department on Aging Director Janice Tyler have <br /> 49 talked about how Orange County can support this organization going forward in 2017-18. <br /> 50 Commissioner Rich asked if a decision was made about Mental Health America. <br />