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24 <br /> 1 h. Orange County/Orange Alamance Water System (OAWS) Efland Sewer Billing and <br /> 2 Town of Hillsborough / Orange County Efland Sewer Treatment Agreement <br /> 3 Resolution and Termination Action <br /> 4 The Board approved a resolution, which is incorporated by reference, recognizing two entities <br /> 5 for collaborating with Orange County and recommend actions to terminate the 1988 agreement <br /> 6 with Orange Alamance Water System (OAWS) for sewer billing and the 1987 Town of <br /> 7 Hillsborough/Orange County agreement for sewer treatment of the Efland Sewer system since <br /> 8 the City of Mebane will be assuming those roles before the end of 2018. <br /> 9 i. Change in BOCC Regular Meeting Schedule for 2019 <br /> 10 The Board considered two changes to the County Commissioners' regular meeting calendar for <br /> 11 2019 to move the February 12, 2019 work session to the Whitted Building in Hillsborough and <br /> 12 to add meeting with the Fire Departments prior to the work session. <br /> 13 j. Street and Driveway Access Permit and Encroachment Agreement for 10' Multi- <br /> 14 Purpose Pathway Associated with Southern Campus Expansion, Seymour Center <br /> 15 The Board voted to <br /> 16 1) Approve a Street and Driveway Access Permit Application for new driveway access <br /> 17 off Homestead for the Southern Campus Expansion site work; and <br /> 18 2) Approve a Three Party Right of Way Encroachment Agreement regarding a 10' wide <br /> 19 concrete multi-purpose pathway between the North Carolina Department of <br /> 20 Transportation (NCDOT), Orange County, and the Town of Chapel Hill; and <br /> 21 3) Authorize the Manager to sign the Encroachment Agreement contingent upon <br /> 22 County Attorney review of the Agreement. <br /> 23 k. Authorization for the County Manager to Execute Contracts for Backup 9-1-1 <br /> 24 Center Equipment <br /> 25 The Board voted to authorize the County Manager to execute contracts for the purchase and <br /> 26 installation of equipment for the Backup 9-1-1 Center. (The Board previously approved a <br /> 27 budget amendment to finance this project at the November 13, 2018 regular meeting). <br /> 28 I. Approval of a Contract and Budget Amendment #3-113 for Remediation, Repair, and <br /> 29 Reconstruction of the Battle Courtroom <br /> 30 The Board voted to approve a construction contract with Sasser Companies, Inc. for the <br /> 31 remediation, repair, and reconstruction of the Battle Courtroom under emergency conditions <br /> 32 and to approve Budget Amendment#3-B to finance the project. <br /> 33 <br /> 34 9. County Manager's Report <br /> 35 Bonnie Hammersley said she would defer the questions about GoTriangle to <br /> 36 Commissioner Marcoplos, since a lot of these issues and information has not been in staff <br /> 37 hands. <br /> 38 Bonnie Hammersley said that in regards to the Northern Campus update, she said staff <br /> 39 is looking more closely at how to address the budget situation, and staff decided that it will not <br /> 40 delay the project if staff brings an update to the Board in January as opposed to on December <br /> 41 11t". <br /> 42 Commissioner Marcoplos said he will start with the Duke issue: GoTriangle addressed <br /> 43 the initial issues raised the next day, and many of the issues had been addressed but the media <br /> 44 had spring-boarded off the letter. He said there are productive discussions going on, and it <br /> 45 was a surprise to everyone that Mr. Goodman resigned as chair of the private fundraising <br /> 46 committee. He said this resignation has raised concerns and angst amongst the businesses, <br /> 47 which is being actively addressed right now. <br /> 48 Commissioner Marcoplos said in the midst of all this has come the news of a felon <br /> 49 working on this project. He said the previous director of the light rail project knew of this sub- <br /> 50 consultant's record, and he has been terminated. <br />