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<br />In October 2005, representatives from Orange and Alamance counties met with the State Trails <br />Coordinator (Darrell McBane) in Hillsborough to discuss potential MST alignment alternatives, <br />A second workshop is scheduled for February 3. Participants from Orange, Alamance and <br />Chatham counties will use base maps and base data to identify potential routes and to build <br />consensus for a primary MST trail alignment and also some alternative or secondary trail <br />routes. A map showing the more promising alternatives is attached, <br />At this point, it appears likely that the Orange County portion of the MST trail would pass from <br />Durham County to Hillsborough along the Eno River, including portions through Eno River State <br />Park, West of Hillsborough, however, the trail route is more uncertain, One scenario is to run <br />the trail from Hillsborough in a southwesterly direction along Seven Mile Creek, Crabtree Creek <br />and Cane Creek to the Haw River, then (in Alamance County) follow the Haw River upstream to <br />Burlington. A second scenario would have the trail go west from Hillsborough along the Eno <br />River and McGowan Creek through Efland, then overland to Lake Michael in Mebane and into <br />Alamance County along Back Creek to the Haw River. <br />The proposed MST corridors described above were discussed at recent meetings of the <br />Commission for the Environment (CfE) and the Intergovernmental Parks Work Group (IPWG), <br />but neither body stated a clear preference for a recommended trail alignment, Representatives <br />from both groups have been invited to participate in future meetings, <br />On December 12, 2005, the Hillsborough Board adopted a resolution recommending that the <br />State of North Carolina select a trail alignment through Hillsborough that would incorporate <br />Hillsborough's planned Riverwalk along the Eno River, A copy of the resolution is attached. <br />The Orange County Board of Commissioners received information from staff on the MST <br />proposal at the Board's Febn~ary 9, 2006 regular meeting. <br />Attachment 5-a -Map of Proposed MST Routes in Orange Counfy <br />Attachment 5-b - 12/12/05 Hillsborough Board Resolution on MST <br />6. Items of Mutual Interest <br />a) Eno River Confluence <br />It has been proposed that a meeting of interested stakeholders and related interests be planned <br />for a broad discussion of issues related to the Eno River, The meeting would bring together all <br />parties interested in the preservation and protection of the Eno River, its watershed, and its <br />tributaries for environmental, economic, public safety, and aesthetic reasons. The Boards may <br />want to confer on the this proposal and the draft format far such a meeting, which is attached. <br />Attachment 6-a -Draft Eno River Confluence <br />b) Library Facilities in Hillsborough <br />The Library Services Task Force (reconvened, 2004) expressed its support, within the context <br />at that time of relocating the main branch to Waterstone as part of the DTCC-Orange campus) <br />of keeping a library presence in central Hillsborough. Many central Orange residents and <br />members of the Town Council were also concerned about the possibility of losing a library in the <br />downtown area. The BOCC agreed to discuss with the Town how serious its interest was, using <br />
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