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9 <br /> 1 additional work in a variety of areas. He said one of the challenges in providing the service to <br /> 2 small business support is that DTCC is based out of Durham, so there is a desire to have an <br /> 3 individual dedicated to working in Orange County to provide coordination of services. <br /> 4 Commissioner Hamilton said she is concerned about duplication of services, and wants <br /> 5 to know what kind of small businesses would be supported by the Small Business Center and <br /> 6 what the demand is. She said there are a lot of different needs for which the Article 46 sales tax <br /> 7 could be used. <br /> 8 President Buxton said there has been an increase in the services provided, as well as <br /> 9 the requests for services. He said challenges arise because there are no people on the ground <br /> 10 providing face-to-face support to small businesses. He said DTCC has done seminars, but <br /> 11 there is a deepening need for more support. He said there are a lot more requests in Durham, <br /> 12 but when looking at the number of small businesses in both places there is a need for <br /> 13 individuals to coordinate the additional dollars being put into services, and someone who can <br /> 14 work with the small businesses, and get them the support they need. He said this is an <br /> 15 infrastructure role needed to up the level of commitment in Orange County. <br /> 16 Commissioner McKee said he is concerned about using one-time money for an ongoing <br /> 17 expense, or continually drawing out of the Article 46 sales tax money. He said it is difficult to <br /> 18 establish the position, hire someone, and then terminate it at the end of the year. He said he <br /> 19 would want to have further discussion, as he does not think this was envisioned as a use of <br /> 20 Article 46 money for economic development. <br /> 21 Travis Myren resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> 22 SLIDE #8 <br /> FY2021-22 Budget Recommendations <br /> Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools <br /> Orange County Schools <br /> O��FFEumOiUN TY <br /> 23 <br /> 24 <br /> 25 SLIDE #9 <br /> Total Funded Students <br /> Iv[al 5Fudarrc Fmdlmma.. <br /> FY3090 11 F1.2— DiHentnre %Ou <br /> vtt�eDady Merc.beraagl0.DMl <br /> 1.11 2 <br /> n 4M1nal Furi4es(Dry Pr'ttdm 19 K93 t9)<} p,PP <br /> �}ataf Dlzdlet Rudxz[ <br /> (36]1 [36]] <br /> min�dent <br /> """'"-nlM1+++rM1 sn oyumrl 1. <br /> Tettl ' <br /> 2o.08 ldddt T& 03!94 <br /> Depmh ,t&Puh lmLu k(DPII Prr;ectiune forArereae Day Memo dip <br /> Errollad'n SCM1mI Fecilies <br /> OW df D12-Sfuddnb Dddix Duale IU1b Rdwnud <br /> • CM1arter StudenmAddetl WFund Dlanier5wdanK Enrotledln eny LRamr S<hnd <br /> Measureddy SnapsRW ofaffentlarceaa a£Maz.M1 <br /> • ovnreapae+;lnereeeeln runaedseuabnea __ <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> 26 y Lrlmf uanF.cnn <br /> 27 <br /> 28 Travis Myren said funding allocations are primarily based on Average Daily Membership <br /> 29 (ADM). He resumed the PowerPoint presentation: <br /> 30 SLIDE #10 <br />