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Ammommommommmmon <br /> 34• . <br /> /.2 018 <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Marshall to <br /> hold the public hearing open to receive the field report or any other documents and <br /> to refer this item to the Planning Board for a recommendation to be returned to the <br /> Board of Commissioners no sooner than August 1, 1989. <br /> VOTE: UNANIMOUS. <br /> D. RESOLUTIONS OR PROCLAMATIONS-NONE <br /> E. REPORTS <br /> 1 JTPA STATUS REPORT <br /> Assistant County Manager Albert Kittrell presented the JTPA Status Report <br /> Commissioner Marshall expressed a concern that no evaluation was included <br /> in the status report, <br /> Dr. Lunsford, a member of the PIC Council, explained that Orange County <br /> received a smaller amount of funds so they had less to work with. However, the <br /> money generated by Orange County was spent in Orange County on Orange County <br /> residents. In terms of the cost of OJT placements, the placements cost more in <br /> Orange County. The types are not dissimilar than those in other JTPA areas but it <br /> cost more in Orange County. The PIC Council was not 100% pleased this last year. <br /> The clientele of the target had not been met and there were problems getting <br /> started up. Clearly, in terms of what can be expected in the future, it is hoped <br /> that more clients will be served of that portion of the population that is of <br /> greatest concern to the Commissioners and the PIC members. <br /> Jim Gibson, a member of the PIC Council, assured the Board that the next <br /> report would include an evaluation of the program. <br /> Cleon Curry of the PIC Council talked about the distribution of funds to <br /> the agencies administering the program. The PIC Council tried to look at the <br /> proposals they received and tried to get the most for the amount of a money <br /> available. It was felt the money should go to the participants and not to be <br /> administrators. <br /> 2. RESERVOIR AGREEMENT Eau HILLSBOROUGH <br /> County Manager John M. Link, Jr. presented for Board discussion a revised <br /> draft of an agreement for development of a raw water reservoir on Seven Mile Creek. <br /> He briefly reviewed some sections of the draft agreement. He stressed that they <br /> are approaching this considering the Capacity Use agreement as a chief component of <br /> how the water is used in the future. <br /> Commissioner Hartwell suggested that paragraph four state that the <br /> $1,000,000 be designated for acquisition of reservoir land instead of development <br /> of a reservoir. He also suggested that paragraph six delete the words "does and <br /> will specified" and substitute "does and will continue to specify". He feels the <br /> agreement is a realistic one and one in which the County is taking leadership. <br /> Commissioner Halkiotis asked about the limitation on out of basin <br /> transfers. <br /> County Engineer Paul Thames explained that the Town of Hillsborough has an <br /> emergency water sales agreement with OWASA and the Orange Alamance Water System. <br /> By limiting their out of basin customers, to keep the Town of Hillsborough <br /> customers with water obtained within the Eno Basin and have their future customers <br /> stay within that basin. (Check this with Paul) <br /> Commissioner Marshall asked how the County would be assured that once <br /> Hillsborough has the water and the customer base they will indeed abide by this <br />