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, , 4 provide a fulltime program with a fulltime staff that would address the needs identified in the Commission for Women report. Waal Insko. Coordinator of the Commission for Women, noted no attempt was made to evaluate the administrative procedures. A fulltime staff person and local training centers were suggested in the report. Tom Wallace of the JTPA program in Chatham County described the types of training programs they offer and placed strong emphasis on serving the truly needy in rural areas. Motion was made by Commissioner Carey. seconded by Commissioner Marshall to designate JOOCA as the SDK for the Orange and Chatham area contingent upon Chatham County approval. A sdbititute motion was made by Commissioner Walker, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd to table the decision until Thursday. December 19 to allow additional time or further input. VOTE ON THE MOTION TO TABLE: AXES, 3; NOES. 2 (Commissioners Marshall and Carey) . Chair Willhoit asked that the County staff prepare a list of questions and concerns that need to be addressed in considering a change in administration. rtio, AP A.m.*. Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Commissioner Carey to approve the request from the ABC Board to set aside profits in excess of $500.000 per year for capital building programs. VOTE: UNANIMOM.11 __ eje f i e `.-101;AA Db,jw; ILL am• foA •kluapl go A Ken Thompson presented for review and consideration the sources of funding for the Orange High School project. He noted that the funding sources for the entire project for 87-88 had been identified and suggested that the School Board proced with their bidding process and upon receipt of the bids, the Board of Commissioners consider a resolution to proceed. Motion! was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Commissioner Carey to approve proceeding with the bids but with the Media Center and gymnasium separated in the request for bids as bid alternates and consider a resolution on the project at the time the bids are received. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. V■I'w " 4,..er0014P11/4.A :9D-OLOA A D14. Ci Mbtimal was made byCcarissioner Carey. seconded by Commissioner Marshall to approve a contract with L. Robert Kimball & Associates to remap with base orthophoto and cadastral property maps the County in a multi-phase. multi-year project and authorize the proposed Phase 2 work plan (modified) for 1985-86. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. • oiDio thlli I,Ij I ;4;rk. D • go 4.odck„. (At this point the meeting was moved to the Carrboro Town Hall) Robert Morgan. Town Manager of Carrboro. spoke on behalf of the staff and Planning Board. He reaffirmed their commitment and willingness to work in the Joint Planning process. He emphasized that Carrboro would like to have some input in developing the plan. Policies are being made that affect Carrboro's joint planning area and in particular the watershed areas. Be would like to see the plan applied through an ordinance and feels that the Carrboro ordinance is flexible enough to use in the joint planning area. He stated that Carrboro is ready to enter into a joint planning agreement as soon as the map is prepared. I There is still minor disagreement about the line to the north. That line will be the Town limits someday. If that line is not negotiable, he would like to look at other alternatives in the joint planning process. Chair Willhoit emphasized there was not a deliberate effort to exclude Carrboro from the joint planning process. He understood that Carrboro wanted to wait until a plan was worked out before signing an agreement. He stressed