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ORANGE COUNTY Action Agenda 1 <br /> BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Item No. ?.n'- <br /> ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT <br /> Meeting Date: June 29,1993 <br /> SUBJECT: BUDGET ORDINANCE AMENDMENT #11 <br /> DEPARTMENT: Budget PUBLIC HEARING: YES NO_X_ <br /> ATTACHMENT(S): INFORMATION CONTACT: <br /> Proposed Budget Amendments Budget Office, Extension 2150 <br /> TELEPHONE NUMBERS: <br /> Equipment Replacement Capital Project Ordinance Hillsborough 732-8181 <br /> Chapel Hill 968-4501 <br /> HOME Investment Partnership Program Grant Project Mebane 227-2031 <br /> Ordinance Durham 688-7331 <br /> Section 8 Program Grant Project Ordinance <br /> PURPOSE: To approve proposed budget ordinance amendments, capital project ordinances, and grant project ordinances. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> 1. The Orange County Department on Aging has received donations, totalling $1,100, from Duke Power and the Chapel Hill <br /> Sertoma Club. These funds will be used to purchase fans for older adults in Orange County. This amendment will <br /> budget for the receipt of these funds. (See block#1, page 3). <br /> 2. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has awarded Orange County's Coordinated Agency Transportation (CAT) <br /> program a grant of$4,688 which will allow the purchase of five mobile radios for vehicles. This amendment will budget <br /> these funds in the Equipment Replacement Capital Project. (See attached Equipment Replacement Captial Project Ordinance, <br /> page 5). <br /> 3. During 1992-93, the demand for programs offered through the Department on Aging's Senior Centers was higher than <br /> originally anticipated. This demand has generated additional revenues, totalling$3,650, for this department during this fiscal year. <br /> This amendment will budget for the receipt of these additional funds. (See block#3, page 3). <br /> 4. The Board of County Commissioners recently appropriated funds from the Contingency account. On May 18, funds were <br /> awarded to Orange Community Housing Corporation($696) for reimbursement of required sedimentation and erosion <br /> control permit application fees. On June 7, funding in the amount of$10,000 was awarded to Orange Enterprises to help <br /> alleviate this agency's anticipated 1992-93 year end deficit. This amendment will allocate these funds to the appropriate <br /> agencies. (See block#4, page 3). <br /> 5. Each year Orange County receives money from the State for scrap tire disposal fee collections. These funds are passed <br /> on from Orange County to the Town of Chapel Hill and are used in association with the Landfill Owner's Group. This <br /> amendment will budget for the receipt of$53,176 in scrap tire disposal fees. (See block#5, page 3). <br /> 6. During 1992-93, the Sheriff's Department continued operation of two revenue generating programs which benefitted <br /> inmates - a pay telephone system and a canteen service. Due to an increase in the number of inmates housed in the Jail, <br /> additional revenues, totalling $21,000, are anticipated for these two programs. The receipt of these additional revenues and <br /> associated expenditures will be budgeted with this amendment. (See block#6, page 3). <br /> 7. In October, 1992, the Orange County HOME Consortium received an award of$803,600 in HOME Investment Partnership <br /> Program funds. These funds will be used for acquisition, housing rehabilitation, and new construction activities <br /> in Orange County. The attached grant project ordinance will establish this program and budget for the <br /> receipt of these funds. (See attached HOME Investment Partnership Program Grant Project Ordinance, page 6). <br />