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7 <br /> Slide #5 <br /> Town Recommendations for Renewal <br /> • Hillsborough Recommendation <br /> — InSocllon!B�Cjcflherokied document.cne *Ihr11nelllno to.'*oaW54d+t who d4awwingofs}xlrmik-redsm,' <br /> Carrboro Recommendations <br /> Ixiud&e Clauit&Slating; <br /> The Cowty tint sera ea the admi-sh two aid fiscal again for eye Fed Council <br /> * Ao snn'-jei fepart he mWired In he prow led to aR jw&diebnrks <br /> * The line eem budge[mugs be submltted to the IufMiepore,tirnh ne annual report <br /> Add the word"cogetareMm' in the Mind peregreph oT U*MOU a11ea`Iscdtle6e conrnunleshan." <br /> • Town of Chapel dill has nol.scheduled consideration to renew MOU <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> 5 NY}FCrI I CAROL-INA <br /> Slide #6 <br /> Recommendation <br /> Consider renewing the Merrtorandurn of Understanding(MOU)for(he Orange County Food <br /> Council as proposed by the Food Council's Executive Committee <br /> If renewed.consider incorporating recarr>mendatiansreceived from the Town of Htusborough <br /> and the Town of Carrboro. <br /> ORANGE COUNTY <br /> 3 NC}FCrI I CAROL INA <br /> Commissioner Hamilton asked when the Food Council was first created. <br /> Travis Myren said the council met informally beginning in 2015 and that a formal <br /> agreement was made in 2019 to hire a coordinator and establish a committee. <br /> Vice Chair McKee said it was a good idea that did not come to fruition. He said he thought <br /> it would provide greater opportunities for farmers and food for people that needed it. He said he <br /> never understood why the focus never moved from the 30,000 foot level. He said that he never <br /> saw a great effort to tie the folks that produce food to the organizations that provide that service. <br /> He said it tempered what it was, versus what he expected it to be. <br />