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7 <br /> 1 proposals go to the Planning board and others before it comes to the Orange County Board of <br /> 2 Commissioners. She said this would apply when rezoning is requested. She said the purpose <br /> 3 would be to engage the Commissioners at the beginning of the process, instead of the end, so <br /> 4 that the public has an idea of what the proposal is about. <br /> 5 Commissioner Dorosin suggested that the BOCC members on the legislative agenda <br /> 6 committee should be removed from the December discussion of boards, and rather decided <br /> 7 earlier in the year, such as September. <br /> 8 Commissioner Dorosin asked if there is an update about his request for the next steps <br /> 9 on Buckhorn Area Plan. He said he would like to see the response accelerated. He said he <br /> 10 appreciates the civic engagement residents have shown regarding the Buckhorn Area Plan. He <br /> 11 said he would like the plan to very clearly state when opportunities for citizen and resident <br /> 12 engagement will be available. He also mentioned Orange County's strong history of <br /> 13 environmental protections, and said he would like for more context to be provided to the public. <br /> 14 Commissioner Bedford said she had no comments. <br /> 15 Chair Price said she met with a group of people from Medline, as well as Commissioner <br /> 16 Bedford, the County Manager, Durham Tech staff, and Economic Development staff to discuss <br /> 17 economic impacts in the community and employment opportunities. She said Medline is eager <br /> 18 to be an active and good neighbor. <br /> 19 Chair Price said she attended the Quarterly meeting with NCDOT, which included <br /> 20 Hillsborough Mayor Jen Weaver and Planning Director. She said regional transportation was <br /> 21 discussed, specifically support of the Hillsborough train station. She said negotiations will be <br /> 22 needed to allow trains to actually stop at the train station. <br /> 23 Chair Price said American Rescue Plan funds will come around May 10, with the other <br /> 24 half about a year later. She said Orange County may be eligible for$20-29 million, and she is in <br /> 25 discussion with other local government entities about possible economic development projects <br /> 26 that could be pursued. <br /> 27 Chair Price referred to the Buckhorn Area Plan, and said there is a proposal that the <br /> 28 Mebane City Council will voting on tomorrow to allow 409 residential units on the Orange <br /> 29 County side, which will impact the schools. She suggested the Board continue to set up <br /> 30 ongoing meetings with Mebane. She said this is one example of continued development, as <br /> 31 well as the need to work out the Buckhorn Area Plan. She said she and other Commissioners <br /> 32 reviewed new State statutes on how the Planning Board will conduct business and how to <br /> 33 approach community participation in regards to Buckhorn Area Plan. She suggested the BOCC <br /> 34 look at areas A and B, as well as the whole picture to determine the low hanging fruit. She said <br /> 35 it is important to engage the community as much as possible. <br /> 36 Commissioner Dorosin said he requested last week that the schools provide information <br /> 37 on what they have done with normal operating funds that were not expended, due to Covid. He <br /> 38 said since he made that request, it has become clear that there will be a great deal of federal <br /> 39 funding coming to schools, and he would also like to know how the schools plan to spend those <br /> 40 funds. He said he would like any update on these funds at the joint meeting with the schools <br /> 41 later this month. <br /> 42 <br /> 43 4. Proclamations/ Resolutions/Special Presentations <br /> 44 <br /> 45 a. Resolution for the Re-naming the New Orange County Environmental <br /> 46 Proclamation Recognizing Judicial District 15-B District Court Judge Beverly A. <br /> 47 Scarlett Upon Her Retirement <br /> 48 <br /> 49 The Board considered voting to approve a proclamation recognizing Judicial District 15- <br /> 50 B District Court Judge Beverly A. Scarlett upon her retirement. <br /> 51 <br />
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