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004 <br /> t^ <br /> L. organizational purposes. Ms. Smith said the Memorandum of Understanding among <br /> 1. parties would need to be updated and revised to reflect the new composition of <br /> ,. the Committee. <br /> Commissioner Wfllholt moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to appoint <br /> 1^ Richard E. Whitted to serve on the Durham Area Transportation Advisory Committee <br /> /, as Orange County's representative. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, D. <br /> /. 0-7 CBA3UPPLBNENTAL FUNDING <br /> Ms. Lane Cooke, Chair of the Youth Services Needs Task Force, told the Board <br /> !^ that the Task Force had sent out a survey to ascertain needs of adolescents in <br /> the County. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to <br /> approve the recommendation of the Youth Services Needs Task Force, allocating <br /> the following amounts in supplemental funds to: <br /> 3 Sheaffer House $2,170 Maintenance, repairs, security deposits <br /> , Janus House 1,282 Liaison worker and business space <br /> r. Tree House 1,777 Weekend counsellor and maintenance <br /> Phillips Project 553 Training component <br /> 3, $6,782 <br /> /, Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, V' <br /> }" n-8 VEHICLE REPLACEMENT--SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT <br /> The Manager summarized the Sheriff's request to purchase four used Highway <br /> no� <br /> 2^ Patrol Cars for use in the Sheriff's Department (see pagesu��1~ /�/^ of this Book <br /> 3• for details). Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd, to <br /> 4-" approve the purchase as requested. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. <br /> -5" D-g ABC ENFORCEMENT CONTRACT <br /> S. Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd to approve the <br /> 7, contract for ABC Law enforcement between the County, Sheriff and ABC Board. Vote: <br /> 3. <br /> Ayes, 5; noes, O. <br /> 9^ D-lV SHERIFF'S HIRING REQUEST <br /> )" The Sheriff has requested the hiring of an`individual as a deputy who is the <br /> this h <br /> l^ son of a matron presently employed with the County (see page of � on k for <br /> Z^ details). Commissioner Nillhoit noting that direct supervision of either by the <br /> 3" other would not occur, moved to approve the Sheriff's request; Commissioner Marshall <br /> seconded the motion. During the ensuing discussion, the County Attorney said it <br /> 5^ is his opinion that GS I53A-103 does not apply to this particular case, since <br /> 6" neither of the principals ic a -:iadve of the Sheriff; additionally, the Sheriff <br /> ,-as not yet opted into the County's Personnel Policy and therefore Article VIII <br /> 8" <br /> 9. <br /> 0" <br />