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gave several illustrations of how the system would work. He presented <br /> slides which showed what the maps would look like. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Halkiotis that the Board of Commissioners approve the <br /> production <br /> records of property and land features as the final two phases of gthat <br /> Agreement between the County and L. Robert Kimball and Associates, and that <br /> the County evaluate and recommend a geographic information system (GIS) for <br /> purchase, to implement the capability, subject to budget approval. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> 2. REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF TOWN CAPITAL FACILITIES AND MAINTENANCE <br /> FEES/RENCHER STREET PROJECT <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Carey, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Willhoit to authorize the Chair to make a formal written request to the <br /> Hillsborough Town Board asking that all capital facilities and maintenance <br /> fees be waived for the Rencher Street Project. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> 3 . SECTION 202 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY APPLICATION <br /> Tara Pikes explained that the Greensboro Office of the Department <br /> of Housing and Urban Development has announced the acceptance of <br /> applications from nonprofit organizations for rental housing under the <br /> Section 202 Direct Loan Program for Housing for the Elderly and/or <br /> Handicapped. The InterFaith Council has decided to sponsor an application <br /> for these funds with the cooperation and support of Orange County and the <br /> Town of Carrboro. InterFaith Council is requesting an initial $5,000 from <br /> Orange County as pre- development seed money and $7,500 as the Minimum <br /> Capital Investment escrow for this project. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Hartwell to (1) approve the contribution of $5, 000 as <br /> e <br /> money to the InterFaith Council with these funds taken fromeltheenRental <br /> Rehab Income Account which presently has a balance of $22,140, and (2) <br /> commit a contribution of not more than <br /> $7,500 as <br /> Investment escrow for the project. These funds should beltaken from pital <br /> Rental Rehab Income Account when necessary. If a Fund Reservation is <br /> obtained in September, those funds are estimated to be needed in November <br /> 1989. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> 4. THEODORE PARRISH ET AL - PRELIMINARY PLAN <br /> Planner Mary Scearbo made the presentation. <br /> located in Chapel Hill Township off Mt. Sinai Road. Toe s property is <br /> from a 10. 01 acre tract. A Class B private road is proposed toservepo the <br /> four lots. The property is zoned Rural Buffer and designated Rural Buffer <br /> in the Land Use Plan. <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner <br /> Halkiotis to approve the preliminary plan for Theodore Parrish, Et Al with <br /> the following conditions: <br /> (1) That the plat indicate a 30-foot pedestrian and non-motorized <br /> vehicle easement, and <br /> (2) The Road Maintenance Agreement must state that if the Liddy <br /> Hart Heirs property (Chapel Hill, Tax Map 14, Lot 7A) or the <br /> M.D. Scott Heirs property (Chapel Hill, Tax Map 14, Lot 6) is <br /> subdivided, access will be provided to Running Green Road and <br /> the owners of the property in Theodore Parrish Subdivision <br /> will participate in the maintenance of Running <br /> Green Road to an approved higher standard, including NCDOT <br /> standards for paved roads. <br />