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38 <br /> John Link said that he would recommend that we finalize the solution for the septic system <br /> and once we have that in place and the money is available,we can celebrate with the community and at <br /> that point we will know what the system will accommodate and move forward on the other projects. It <br /> depends on resolving the septic system. <br /> John Link reiterated that what the County Commissioners have indicated tonight is that the <br /> scope of what was proposed by Randy Bridges is beyond the scope for this facility, and therefore cannot <br /> be approved. <br /> 3. Community College Camaus Plannina Process <br /> The Board endorsed in principle the development of an Orange County campus in April <br /> 2001. <br /> The action items required within the next few months, along with timelines suggested by staff, include: <br /> ♦ Adoption of a resolution to pursue establishment of a satellite campus of Durham <br /> Technical Community College (February-March 2002) <br /> ♦ Public Hearing (March—April 2002) <br /> ♦ County officially notifies Durham Tech Board of Trustees of Intent to Match State <br /> Bond Funds for the Development of a Satellite Campus (March—April 2002) <br /> ♦ County adopts site selection process (March—April 2002) <br /> ♦ Durham Tech Trustees notify State Board of Community Colleges of Intent to <br /> Establish a Satellite Campus in Orange County (April—May 2002) <br /> Pam Jones talked about site selection and suggested criteria. She listed a proposed <br /> site selection process, which would include establishing a work group to guide the process and make a <br /> recommendation to the Board of County Commissioners. This work group would be appointed in <br /> February or March and the timeline for the site selection process and acquisition would be no later than <br /> Spring 2003. <br /> Commissioner Carey asked about the criteria and Pam Jones said that all of the criteria <br /> suggested by the Community College Committee were included. <br /> Commissioner Gordon asked about the future timeline. She feels we should have the <br /> public hearing as soon as possible and then adopt the resolution of intent afterwards.. She wants to get <br /> all the information out to the citizens first so the County Commissioners can receive input from citizens <br /> before proceeding to adopt the resolution. <br /> Chair Jacobs said that if the timeline begins with a public hearing and then adoption of <br /> the-msolution it would move the project forward <br /> Commissioner Brown suggested exploring colocation possibilities for which the County <br /> Commissioners would set the standards for the process. <br /> John Link said that staff will come back with an amended timeline so that the public <br /> hearing is held first. Staff feels that establishing a site committee may generate discussion on where it <br /> should be sited and something may come out of this process. <br /> Chair Barry Jacobs suggested adding to the committee one of the two members who <br /> serve on the DTCC Board of Trustees from Orange County, one representative from each school <br /> system and maybe some representatives from some of the largest employers. <br />
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