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DRAFT <br /> <br />5 <br /> <br />Jeff Charles commented that with the understanding that they put in significant time to discuss the Safe Routes to 208 <br />School. Heidi Perry agreed that should be on the next meeting agenda. 209 <br /> 210 <br />MOTION by Jeff Charles to not meet in December, but to have the Board’s next meeting on January 18, 2017. 211 <br />Seconded by Alex Castro. 212 <br />VOTE: UNANIMOUS 213 <br /> 214 <br />AGENDA ITEM 7: INFORMATIONAL ITEMS 215 <br /> 216 <br /> 217 <br />7.A. UPDATE ON SAFE ROUTES TO SCHOOL PLAN IMPLEMENTATION CONCEPTS BY WALKABLE HILLSBOROUGH – (AMY 218 <br />COLE) 219 <br /> 220 <br />Amy Cole Presented 221 <br /> 222 <br />Abigaile Pittman suggested that Amy Cole inform the Board about the smaller SRTS Plan projects that Hillsborough 223 <br />recommended in a recent meeting. Amy Cole informed the Board of two smaller projects that Hillsborough thinks 224 <br />could be accomplished much quicker and would help to build interest in their cause with the community. The first was 225 <br />to build a little pedestrian bridge over a creek on Hayes Street for Central Elementary School students. The second 226 <br />was to build in a gate at the back of the field of Orange High School, which would give students quicker, more direct 227 <br />and safer access to the school. 228 <br /> 229 <br />Amy Cole continued her presentation. 230 <br /> 231 <br />Jeff Charles expressed the importance of getting someone on the BOCC to be their advocate for this project to get 232 <br />this pushed forward and that they need to get political support. 233 <br /> 234 <br />Amy Cole also explained that they have to find access to the federal funding to which the County would have to 235 <br />provide a 20 percent match for, and that this is going to be difficult. Max Bushell explained that this is something else 236 <br />the BOCC would have to sign off on and that there would also have to be someone accountable to manage the 237 <br />project and the maintenance and liability issues once the project is completed. 238 <br /> 239 <br />Heidi Perry suggested keeping this one as of the OUTBoard’s priorities. She also suggested that Amy Cole come to 240 <br />the meeting presenting this to the BOCC as a citizen. Heidi Perry also said that she would speak to some of the 241 <br />County Commissioners to see if they’re interested in being a supporter or if they can recommend someone who 242 <br />could be. 243 <br /> 244 <br />Jeff Charles suggested also getting policy regarding maintenance involved, getting the press involved, getting a 245 <br />reporter to go out there themselves to see first hand what’s going on, and getting pictures with vehicles going by. He 246 <br />pointed out that a lot of people see this going on and they need to apply pressure on policy to move forward. Art 247 <br />Menius then informed the Board that he had a column coming out soon in the Chapel Hill News about the dangers of 248 <br />the bridge over I-40. 249 <br /> 250 <br />Jeff Charles mentioned the many years the Board has spent trying to accomplish this and thinks that should be 251 <br />pointed out. Abigaile Pittman informed the Board that Hillsborough has brought up some of the same issues and if 252 <br />they want to move forward there’s going to need to be a different way of approaching it because Hillsborough has 253 <br />also said that they don’t have money to spend. She also mentioned that Hillsborough brought up the two smaller 254 <br />projects they thought could be successful that could be done until they’re able to figure out how to approach bigger 255 <br />projects. 256 <br /> 257 <br /> 7
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