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DRAFT <br /> 26 Minutes for June: Updated the locations, names, and attendance. Group had a discussion on vacancies <br /> 27 and townships. It was suggested that we discussed later to determine if we need a motion of district <br /> 28 representation. It was referenced that the County Commissioner was not concerned. We are currently <br /> 29 using the facts of the members geographic representation. Earlier it was area of interest that <br /> 30 determined the application process for members. Micheal made the motion to move the geographic <br /> 31 discussion to a later date. Micheal made the motions to approve the minutes; Approved Art and <br /> 32 Seconded by Roy. <br /> 33 <br /> 34 AGENDA ITEMS: REGULAR AGENDA <br /> 35 A. OUTBOARD POLICY AND PROCEDURES <br /> 36 Chair opened the floor for questions and discussions about the policy and procedures. The members <br /> 37 decided on 14 voting members, without alternates and each member shall represent demographic, <br /> 38 geographic, cultural, and professional characteristics, as follows: Seven (7) members, one from each <br /> 39 township: Seven (7) at-large members, with expertise or specific interests in as many of the following <br /> 40 areas as possible: Bicycle transportation, Pedestrian access, and safety, Public Transit, Environmental <br /> 41 issues, Economic Development, Planning and Public Health. <br /> 42 <br /> 43 We updated the Date, Time, and Location of Regular Meetings as follows: Meetings are held on the third <br /> 44 Wednesday of the month. The start time and location of the meeting shall be included on the agenda <br /> 45 and shall typically be 6:30 p.m. at the Orange County West Campus Office Building located at 131 West <br /> 46 Margaret Lane, Hillsborough, North Carolina. <br /> 47 <br /> 48 Made changes to Orientation as follows: Each member shall attend an orientation presented by the <br /> 49 Planning and Inspections department to familiarize the advisory board members with the operation of <br /> 50 County government, the Planning and Inspections department rules, and the operating procedures of the <br /> 51 advisory board. Each voting member will be encouraged to complete the orientation within six weeks of <br /> 52 his or her appointment. <br /> 53 <br /> 54 No discussion was made about in person voting, it was suggested to say encouraged in person attendance. <br /> 55 After a long discussion about the outboard policies and procedures Micheal made the motion of all in <br /> 56 favor, all approved unanimously. <br /> 57 <br /> 58 B. Non-STIP project Update <br /> 59 Chapel Hill received some spot safety funds for a cross walk at NC 86, MLK BLVD and Kritz Drive where <br /> 60 there have been multiple fatalities. It's a good demonstration of how spot safety can benefit. The <br /> 61 outboard has talked about safety and enhancing pedestrian experience. Additionally, the funds will <br /> 62 construct a concrete Median across walk, some of the flashing lights that are along; some sidewalk <br /> 63 construction for the other side of the street to fill in a little bit of the gap. The empty gas station is going <br /> 64 to redevelop and fill some of the gap and we believe the spot safety project will fill the rest of the gap at <br /> 65 least right by that intersection. <br /> 66 Stock program update on the Orange Grove Road from Patriots Point Drive to New Grady Brown school <br /> 67 road. Update is the school zone was added and speed reduced. Main priority for implementing Orange <br /> 68 County's new complete street and vision is zero policy. Help me understand what that is again? Update <br /> 69 the study went through a MSA. The study resulted in creating a school zone for the area and reducing <br /> 70 the speed in that area. The study also recommends more improvements to the road and access to the <br /> 2 <br />