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VAJ 103 exemptMc certain deserving gr o L; -- s. _.....e roPes -,,,:s vitill not exempt groups that Should Pay, Commissioner Jacobs said that the differential fees sound like 0% J;SA 's discussions about paying far cost of service and then backing away h v to adjust the rues - a =x Ora He said that some ol the and , o,. L L - t- 'e- sizes of the funds are based on large ticket items that the Board has not discussed yet. These fees are including a lot of assumptions that look like lots or Mon=-V Bill Strom said it is good to kno, ' that the Board of County Commissioners is still in the early stages of this Regarding "pay as you throw', he said that in order to attain the higher volumes of recycling, there should be enhancements to recycling and possibly rclf carts for recycling. Chair Brown asked that these items be put in writing so that the County Commissioners can factor them into the discussions, ti si e) Carolina North Chair Brown said that this item was a result of a conversation vitth the Mayors. This property used to be called the Horace Williams Tract and the University has changed the name to Carolina North. She made reference to a document from Carrboro. Carrborc, Planning Director Roy Williford said that the information v- , . as from a request from Mayor Nelson, There have been committees formed -Mith the goal of formulating a final plan by the fall for this property. Diana McDuffee said that Carrboro has not been very involved in these committees. She is on two committees but has been unable to attend on short notice There are two other citizens that were appointed, but she did not see their names on the committee list They also wanted Mayor Nelson on the Infrastructure Committee, but he is not on this. She does not know what is going OR Roy Williford said that the information on the committees came from the website. Alex Zaffron said that this illustrates a lack of transparency in the Process, Mayor Foy said that Chapel Hill is participating in two committees - the University's committee and the Council's committee He made reference to attachment E, which outlines Chapel Hill's concerns, They anticipate that the University will come forward with a reque-st for something firm with regard to the development process within the next year. Jim Ward said that the whole committee has not met since the first rr,ael�ng, The University has four major committees and more sub-committees and it is hard to feel on top of issues. !Ie said that it is a very diffuse Process Bill Strom said that he is a member of the Chapel Hill committee and the goal is to have some town-created principles with which the University's proposal can be compared. He asked Roy %VNIfford if 'there was going to be a 10 from 4' ,inal plan in the fall. Roy Williford sa:d :gat he go' his information T the ,.,,mabsite.