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F. VOLUNTARY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT DESIGNATIO - WALTERS FARM The Board approved and authorized the Chair to sign the conservation agreement, after review by the County Attorney and the Land Records Manager to assure that the description of the property in Exhibit A. -is proper, which designates the property of Victor Carl - Walters, Sr., Lucille Walters, Victor Carl, Walters, Jr., and Elizabeth T. Walters as a voluntary agricultural district. G. .VOLUNTARY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT DESIGNATION- CRUTCHFIELD PROPERTY The Board apgtoved-and- authorized the Chair to sign the conservation agreement, after review and approval -by the .County Attorney and the Land - Records Manager to assure that the property owners and /or representatives, and the -d- ascription of the property in Exhibit A are - proper, which designates the property of Crutchfield Heirs as a voluntary agricultural district. H. IDENTIFICATION SIGN - VOLUNTARY AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT The Board approved the design for an identification sign announcing the location of a voluntary agricultural district. VOTE ON THE CONSENT AGENDA: UNANIMOUS ITEM REMOVED FROM THE CONSENT AGENDA B. PERSONNEL ORDINANCE REVISION amendment has been placed in the Personnel Ordinance cceRloatedlNn theS(This Clerk's Office) . Motion was made by Commissioner Willhoit, seconded by Commissioner Insko to approve the draft revisions to Article 11, Section 5.2 and Article I, Section 4.37 as they relate to temporary positions. The temporary employment category will continue to exist and there will continue to be temporary employees. Temporary appointments will not continue beyond one year except as specified in the policy. The use of temporary employees on a continuing basis beyond one year to work 20 hours or more each workweek Will end. VOTE: UNANIMOUS IV. RESOLUTIONS PROCLAMATIONS A. ACCESS TO POTENTIAL LANDFILL SITES County Manager John Link presented for the Board's consideration of approval a resolution and interlocal agreement between Orange County and the Towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill that authorize the Town of Chapel Hill to act on behalf of the jurisdictions comprising the Landfill Owners' Group in exercising the statutory authority granted to each jurisdiction to conduct testing of potential sites for a sanitary landfill. The Landfill Site Search Committee (LSSC) has identified four potential landfill sites that will require subsurface testing for further evaluation of the suitability of each site. The results of this testing would permit development of preliminary engineering plans and cost estimates. These would allow the LSSC to compare alternative sites along the lines of social implications, capital and operating costs, and environmental effects. The County has authority under GS 40A -11 to enter upon lands specified for the purpose of making surveys, borings, examinations and appraisals as may be necessary or expedient in