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ORANGE COUNTY <br />ADVISORY BOARD ON AGING <br /> <br />Minutes <br />January 14, 2014 <br /> <br /> <br />PRESENT: Leo Allison, Heather Altman, Virginia Brown, Cindy Bucy, Alex Castro, Ed Flowers, Lorenzo <br />Mejia, Donna Prather, Jeane Suddarth <br /> <br />STAFF: Lara Balian, Mary Fraser, Lance Hendrix, Kathie Kearns, Beverly Shuford, Janice Tyler <br /> <br />The meeting was called to order by Chair Heather Altman. Alex Castro offered a motion for approval of <br />the December 2013 minutes after the correction to the December minutes regarding the number of <br />meals delivered by CH/CA Meals-On-Wheels. Leo Allison provided the second. Motion carried. <br /> <br />The Chair recognized Cindy Bucy, a representative of Cardinal Innovations, Inc. The Department <br />Director announced that applications for outside agency funding from the Towns of Chapel Hill and <br />Carrboro, along with Orange County Government, are being prepared for a January 24 submission <br />deadline. Ms. Tyler announced the upcoming 5th Anniversary of the Central Orange Senior Center and <br />the Chinese New Year Celebration at the Seymour Center. She also informed the Advisory Board that <br />former member Peggy Cohn has been nominated for Board of County Commissioner re- appointment. <br /> <br />Mary Fraser announced the kick-off session for Project Engage had been held the previous day with 15 <br />representatives in attendance. Advisory Board members are invited to attend future sessions. The <br />geographic spread of the team was reviewed. <br /> <br />Ms. Fraser reviewed the mid-year progress report for the Year 2 MAP Goal Implementation Plan. She <br />noted that upcoming housing-related events include continuation of the Aging In Community series and <br />a universal design workshop for builders co-sponsored with the OC Planning Department. Discussion <br />followed on the future of transportation and the ½¢ sales tax. Alex Castro asked if a mid-course review <br />of the Implementation Plan would be appropriate to evaluate the impact of external factors such as <br />Sequestration. Ms. Fraser suggested a June meeting of the MAP Steering Committee for this review. <br />Mr. Castro requested a meeting of the MAP Management Team prior to that time. Janice Tyler <br />announced a new initiative to reach the Latino community – a women’s exercise class on Saturdays. Leo <br />Allison suggested recruiting representation from both the Latino and Chinese communities for this <br />Advisory Board. Mary Fraser concluded by announcing that the grant writing subcommittee for the <br />2014-15 UNC Capstone Project application will meet following this meeting. <br /> <br />A presentation on the new Department on Aging website format and content was given by Beverly <br />Shuford and MAP social media consultant Lara Balian. In her editing Ms. Balian has reduced the <br />number of department website pages by 50%. Orange County will launch a new platform within the next <br />few months. An outside vendor is assisting with search engine optimization. Cindy Bucy suggested <br />incorporating user tips for increasing the font size. Ed Flowers added that a mechanism for user-history <br />would be helpful. Ms. Shuford is the website manager for the Department. <br /> <br /> <br />
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