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ORANGECOUNTY <br />ADVISORY BOARD ON AGING <br /> <br />Minutes <br />November 10, 2015 <br /> <br />PRESENT: Mary Altpeter, Alex Castro, Teri Driscoll, Tana Hartman-Thorn, Winston Liao, Lorenzo Mejia, <br />Yvonne Mendenhall, Donna Prather, Dick White <br /> <br />EXCUSED: Peggy Cohn, Keith Cook <br /> <br />STAFF: Myra Austin, Mary Fraser, Kathie Kearns, Janice Tyler <br /> <br />The meeting was called to order at the Seymour Center by Chair Alex Castro. The minutes of the <br />October 13 meeting were approved following the motion made by Winston Liao and the second by <br />Mary Altpeter. Janice Tyler requested that the March 2016 meeting date be shifted to the third Tuesday <br />(15th) to accommodate staff’s attendance at the NC Association on Aging annual meeting. The change <br />was approved and will be reflected in the 2016 meeting calendar. <br /> <br />Ms. Tyler began her Department Director’s report by announcing that the Board of Commissioners will <br />review the recently-completed County Space Study at its November 11 work session. Discussion will <br />include future growth for the Seymour Center as part of the Southern Human Services campus <br />expansion. Her recommended priorities will be additional parking, the addition of lower level workout <br />space to relocate the large wellness classes from the Great Hall, and filling in of the upper level alcove <br />space. The priority for Central Orange facility expansion is the drop-in area and enclosing of the patio <br />area. Discussion followed about the options being suggested to meet both Centers’ space needs. Dick <br />White noted that there is a possibility of budgeting expansion projects through the Capital <br />Improvements Program funding. Ms. Tyler added that the recent hit-and-run accident on Homestead <br />Road that claimed the life of a Seymour Center participant emphasized the need for a sidewalk <br />extension to the Weaver Dairy intersection. A similar need for a sidewalk extension exists between the <br />Central Orange Senior Center and Eno Haven senior apartments. <br /> <br />Janice Tyler stated that a press conference to announce the Administration for Community Living (ACL) <br />Alzheimer’s Disease Initiative grant awarded to the Department on Aging will be held on November 18. <br />Also, Area Agency on Aging Director Joan Pellettier’s retirement reception will be held on November 17. <br />Deborah Lemmerman has been hired as the new COSC Front Desk Manager. And Richal Vanhook retired <br />from his position as Building Maintenance Supervisor on October 31. <br /> <br />Ms. Tyler reported that the Chapel Hill/Carrboro YMCA is discontinuing its participation in the Silver <br />Sneakers fitness program sponsored by several supplemental health plans. Department on Aging staff <br />has met with the Triangle Sportsplex Director and their Silver Sneakers program will be expanded to <br />include the Seymour Center fitness studio. Ms. Tyler concluded her report by highlighting events <br />scheduled for the next month. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />
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