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3 | P a g e C H O C V B B O D M e e t i n g F e b r u a r y 1 9 , 2 0 20 <br /> <br />New Business/Roundtable <br /> The new Hillsborough Town Mayor, Jenn Weaver, shared Hillsborough updates: <br /> The Colonial Inn is nearing completing. Elise Tyler, The Colonial Inn General Manager, is also here and will <br />provide a more detailed update. <br /> River Park is getting a new entrance. A piece of art is being made from the old oak tree that fell last year, <br />possibly the oldest oak in Hillsborough, will be erected as part of the entrance. <br /> There will be several commemorative events occurring this year in Hillsborough celebrating the 100-year <br />anniversary of women gaining the right to vote. <br /> No major summer construction projects. <br /> Hillsborough will be embarking on a comprehensive/sustainability plan process. It is in the very early stages of <br />imagining what that process will look like and it will likely take about two years. <br /> Two new restaurants are opening in spring, Napoli and Nomad. <br /> New handrails have been installed on all sets of stairs on Town sidewalks, making them somewhat more <br />accessible though, obviously, not wheelchair accessible, unfortunately. <br /> Elise Tyler, General Manager of The Colonial Inn in Hillsborough shared information on the Inn’s opening. <br /> Tim Hoke for Orange County Arts Commission: <br /> Monday, February 17 was the deadline for applications for the new Eno Mill space lease. We are beginning this <br />new support for the artists in our community. Katie has moved her office into the Mill as well. Target move -in <br />date is March 15th for the tenants. <br /> We have finalized the bylaws for our new arts 501(c)(3). <br /> Monday, April 13th is the State of the Arts Day. Two events will be hosted by Orange County Arts Commission <br />and Arts NC. One will be a breakfast or lunch with arts leaders and the other will be an evening meeting for the <br />general public. <br /> Arts Day 2020 will be Tuesday and Wednesday May 19th and 20th. These are advocacy days for the arts at the <br />State Legislature. <br /> Wild Hillsborough: 20 panels are to be painted by local schoolchildren with the theme of “Wild Hillsborough”. <br />They will be placed at Gold Park. Ribbon cutting will be after the start of the new school year. <br /> Tanya Moore for UNC Visitors Center: <br /> The board is invited to a special preview of the UNC Visitors Center on Tuesday, February 25th. Please drop by <br />between 10:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. to see the new space at 134 E. Franklin St. You are also invited to a reception <br />celebrating the grand opening of the Visitors Center at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 5 th at the Carolina Coffee <br />Shop <br /> Kayla Dempsey for North Carolina High School Athletic Association: <br /> Basketball is on March 14th at the Smith Center. <br /> Mayor Lydia Lavelle and Annette Stone for the Town of Carrboro: <br /> New building to house Orange County’s Southern Branch library, replacing Cybrary and McDougle Carrboro <br />branches, Town Recreation and Parks Offices, and a number of smaller civic groups such as a teen center, virtual <br />justice center, and community radio station WCOM, and maybe even a black box room with multiple uses <br />(annex theatre to the Arts Center, meeting space, etc.). It no longer includes The Arts Center, which will build its <br />own new building. Mayor Lavelle explained the reallocation of the cost of designing and construction of the <br />building. (Please provide summarized details if you want included.) <br /> New Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park had its ribbon cutting and grand opening on Martin Luther King Jr. day, <br />Monday, January 21st. Anthony Carey shared that his family uses the “pump park”, a BMX track, and what a <br />great feature of the park that is. Mayor Lavelle added that, in addition to the multipurpose field, and, in keeping <br />with honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., that they chose eight of Dr. King’s quotes to install around the walking <br />trail and recommended we all check it out. <br /> Annette shared she ate at the new Lune Restaurant in Carrboro and it was delicious. She has yet to try the new <br />Thai restaurant. <br />DocuSign Envelope ID: A3146F50-E28D-4A4E-B9E4-E9C35AD5C8AA
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