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5 <br /> Board to negotiate a consortium agreement for JTPA. Commissioner Whitted moved <br /> and Commissioner Walker seconded the approval of the contract with the counties <br /> of Durham and Chatham and the City of Durham to form the Central Piedmont <br /> Employment and Training Service Delivery Area (SDA) to carry out the purposes <br /> of the Job Training Partnership Act, planning and operation of an employment <br /> and training program within the SDA, subject to approval by the County <br /> Attorney, and authorizing the chair to sign the resolution which designates one <br /> of its members as "Chief Elected Official" and vesting in this member signatory <br /> authority. Ayes 5. <br /> 9. 8ppoiojmento tp-ErlYinx__Izu]D_Ztzy-Couocil - Job_ n±kixing Partnership <br /> Act (JTPA) The Board discussed nominations submitted by organizations within <br /> the County and the appointment of five (5) Orange County representatives to a <br /> Council to set policy fo and oversee employment and training programs <br /> established under the Federal Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) . Two <br /> appointments from the private sector, one from vocational rehabilitation <br /> agencies and from each school system. Commissioner Marshall moved, <br /> Commissioner Whitted seconded the appointment of Ed Caldwell for the Chapel <br /> Hill-Carrboro Schools, oan Lunsford for the Orange County Schools and Michael <br /> Robb from vocational rehabilitation. VOTE: Ayes 5. <br /> Much dissatisfaction and frustration was expressed on the private sector <br /> appointments and the general make up of the PIC leaving an inadequate <br /> representation of community organizations and unbalanced representation of <br /> citizens. Commissioner Whitted moved appointment of Mildred Council; <br /> Commissioner Marshall moved appointment of Debbie Davis and Commissioner Lloyd <br /> moved appointment of Mike Kirby. Mildred Council and Debbie Davis were <br /> appointed with Mike Kirby as alternate if Debbie Davis was not accepted. 3 <br /> votes Council; 3 votes Davis, 2 votes Kirby. <br /> E.20. Efleod-ZgWur Lin The Town of Hillsborough has informed the County <br /> that the proposed agreement (see pages ___ for copy of proposed agreement) was <br /> not auceptabIo. The town thought the secondary agreement with the school board <br /> would be cancelled. The Town would contribute up to u27,000 and additional <br /> labor and equipment costs should be reimbursed by the County or the Board of <br /> Education; the County will recover its costs from $200.00 tap on fees. <br /> Among the items of lengthy discussion, Commissioner Whitted stated that <br /> Assistant Manager Laws should inform Superintendent Dan Lunsford that the <br /> county would appropriate money to reset the tank as an interim measure so that <br /> the school might open. <br /> 5. C2dAz__GIzoue__11111t.i.PuzPxxaP Center /'eDsa Mzeenentsu. Commissioner <br /> Marshall moved, and Commissioner Whitted seconded approval for renewing leases <br /> with Wake Opportunities, Inc. and Joint Orange Community Action Agency, Inc., <br /> (JOCCA) for use of space at Cedar Grove Multipurpose Center and to amend the <br /> existing lease with Cedar Grove Day Care Center to include the following <br /> modifications: <br /> 1) . Kitgbeu_L_Iiuiog-Doom Privileges: These documents would allow all <br /> tenants use of the kitchen area, but under regulations and schedules establish- <br /> ed by the County. <br /> 2) . Cuuoty_-aqeot; To avoid confusion as to whom the tenants should <br /> contact in matters relating to the Center, the Director of Recreation and Parks <br /> or his designee has been named the County's agent. <br /> 3) . 52»Aze-FoPlage; The new leases reflect changes in space allocation <br /> that have occurred over the past year. <br /> 4> . Termioa±iDo-Dnte: The lease renewal agreements will run until June <br />