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PACE 11 Geoffrey Gledhill stated that during the staff work they became aware that Durham Cable was in the Saddle Drive Big Fork area and also in the Kerly Road area. They were assured by the Durham Cable people that they did not know they were in Orange County. The staff has determined that it is not going to be practical for Carolina Cable or any other Cable TV company to serve those areas. Their thinking was that if the County Commissioners considered a franchise with Durham Cablevision that it would be done on two basis: (1) franchise the places that they have encroached upon in the County on somewhat of a delineated area but on a longer term basis because no one else is going to serve those people and (2) grant a franchise for a short period of time for those places that Carolina Cable plans to serve in the future. If Carolina Cable is ready to move into the St. Mary's Road/ San Reba Woods area and the Maple Ridge Mobile Home Park area, it could change the recommendation that will come back for Board consideration. Commissioner Halkiotis asked to be informed of these kinds of situations where one cable company encroaches on an area without proper authorization. This was referred to the Manager for a recommendation to be presented to the Board for their consideration. B. CK PROPERTIES CONCEPT PLAN APPEAL The concept plan for CK Properties was considered by the Planning Board on March 6, 1989. The property is located on the south side of Dairyland Road approximately 800 feet west of the intersection with Dodsons Crossroads. The is zoned Residential-1; the Land Use Plan designation is Rural Residential. heotot total acreage is 4.063 acres. Four lots are proposed. The ''applicants are requesting an appeal from the County Commissioners. The applicants have proposeand the Planning Staff determined that a private road would not bejustified1 ntthisacase. Extended discussion ensued with the developer Steven Kelly stating his reasons for building a private road instead of a public road. Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Chairman Carey to approve the concept plan for CK Properties with a public road built to State standards. VOTE: AYES, 4; NOES, 1 (Commissioner Hartwell) C. APPROVAL OF WORK PLAN FOR UPDATING THE ORANGE COUNTY TRANSPORTATION DEVELOPMENT PLAN AND STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIP ERA In order for the County to qualify for state and federal transportation funding, it must have an approved and enacted Transportation Development Plan. The present plan will expire at the end of 1990. The County would be required to provide a 10% local match for a state hired consultant to prepare the TDP. The Department on Aging would provide the match out of the existing C.A.T. transportation budget. The proposed TDP update will study the need for a rural public transportation system and expand agency participation in the Coordinated Agency Transportation (CAT) Program. Motion was made by Commissioner Hartwell, seconded by Commissioner Marshall to approve the work plan and the steering committee membership with the condition that the plan be reviewed by the Regional Mass Transit Authority. VOTE: UNANIMOUS. D. ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT AWARD COMPETITION ,(NACo) Motion was made by Commissioner Marshall, seconded by Chairman Carey to approve the four entries as listed below for submission to NACo. Land Records Computer Access System Orange County Coordinated Agency Transportation Program Friends of Black Children Orange County's Signage Program