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,00:465 5. Compensation for Right of Way Acquisition, Community Development: The co Director, Mr. Kittrell, said this was the amount the Program would offer in each case to the property owner (See pages for the amounts) Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by COmnissioner Gustaveson, to adopt the Resolution Establishing Just Compensation in the amounts recomnended by the CD Staff. Comni'ssioner Walker said he wished to speak with Mr. Kelly prior to voting on this issue. commissioner Walker asked if Mr. Kelly had visited all the parcels. The CD Director said that was not required by HUD; Chairman Whitted said Mr. Kelly had certified all the parcels. Chairman Whitted moved, seconded by Commissioner Gustaveson to table the motion until the afternoon session when Mr. Kelly could be contacted. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. 6. Amended CDBG Agreement: Commissioner Gustaveson moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to approve the amended CDBG Agreement for the renovation of the Senior Citizens Center in the Northside Multipurpose Center in Chapel Hill. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. 7. Title XX Allocation: Mr. TOM Ward, Social Services Director, told the Board that the actual formula for Title XX allocations had not been made public yet; however, he felt, looking at preliminary figures and projections, that the reduction for Orange County would be 25%. Commissioner Willhoit Roved, seconded by Commissicner Marshall, to advocate for a formula which Would assure each County receives its fair share of the Title XX funds based on population and no change in the present formula; and endorsed the letter from the Chair of the Board of Social Services and authorized the Chair of the Board of Commissioners to co-sign the letter and communicate with the State the Board of Commissioners feelings about this formula. There was some discussion as to whether this new formula would be used to calculate this year's allocation. Commissioner Gustaveson asked that Mr. Willhoit aRend his motion to include a letter suggesting a meeting; Commissioner Willhoit declined,saying he felt it was premature without the analysis from the North Carolina Association of County COmmissioners. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. I The Board discussed Item Number 8, the ESC Office and added Item Reaganomics at the sane tine. The discussion centered around the closing of the Employnent Security Office in Hillsborough and the effect this would have on the WINN clients. Mr. Mangum, CETA. Director, said his program had picked up a large number of those clients, looking for work, which in turn increased his office's workload. Mr. Mangum added that those clients don't have the access to trans-