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The Board of Commissioners endorsed the proposed Uniform Fee Schedule, for
<br />the Register of Deeds office, which would be introduced under the sponsorship of
<br />the North Carolina Register of Deeds Association.
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<br />Commissioner Smith read a letter from Ann Scott. Said letter expressed
<br />appreciation to the Board of Commissioners for their action in adopting the
<br />,Chapel HL11 Township Zoning Ordinance.
<br />The following jury lists were draws:
<br />April 24, 19.67 82 names
<br />June 12, 1967 60 names
<br />June 26, 1967 60 names
<br />Upon motion of Commissioner Ward, seconded by Commissioner Smith and
<br />unanimously adopted, Charles W. Johnston of Route 42, Chapel Hill, N. C. was
<br />appointed as a member of the Chapel Hill Township Planning.Board to-replace Aubrey
<br />McLennan.
<br />Upon motion of Comihissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner Ward and unanimous2
<br />adopted, the following persons.were appointed to the Chapel Hill Township Board of
<br />Adjustment:
<br />Harold Roberts, Jones Ferry Road, Chapel Hill, N. C. 1 year term
<br />Lemuel Cheek, Route 41, Chapel Hill, N. C. 2 year term
<br />Col. Geo. Jenkins, Route #2, Chapel Hill, N. C. 3 year term
<br />Delos O'Daniesl, Cedar Grove Road, Chapel Hill, N. C. 1 year term
<br />John Childs, Route #1,'Box 281-B, Durham, N. C. 2 year term
<br />Discussion ensued concerning the Mental Health program for Orange County which
<br />had been proposed at the meeting held on February 22, 1967 in Chapel Hill: No
<br />action was taken.
<br />Commissioner Ray stated that Fred Claytor, Mayor.of the Town of Hillsborough,
<br />had approached him concerning the problem which now exists at the city garbage dump.
<br />Discussion ensued concerning the garbage disposal problem in Northern Orange County.
<br />It was agreed that the Board would request further information from the Town of
<br />Hillsborough concerning said matter.
<br />Thefollowing petition was received from the Orange County Board of Education:
<br />"The Orange County Board of Education met at its offices in Hillsborough,
<br />North Carolina, the usual place of meeting, at 10:00 a.m. on March 6, 1967, in
<br />regular session.
<br />Present: C. W. Stanford, Chairman, and John E. Hawkins, John L. Efland, Jr.,
<br />Roger L. Marshall, W. Glen Caruthers, Jr.
<br />Absent: None
<br />John E. Hawkins, Member, introduced the following resolution which was read:
<br />RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FOR THE COUNTY OF
<br />ORANGE TO PROVIDE ADDITIONAL SCHOOL FACILITIES IN THE COUNTY OF ORANGE
<br />BE IT RESOLVED by the Orange County Board of Education:
<br />Section.l. The Orange County Board of Education has determined and found as a
<br />fact that adequate school facilities are not now available in the County of Orange
<br />to comply with the requirements of Section 3 of Article IX of the Constitution of
<br />North Carolina for the maintenance of schools six months in every year, and that it-
<br />is necessary, in order to maintain such six months' school term as required by said
<br />Section 3 of Article IX of the Constitution, to erect additional school buildings
<br />and other school plant facilities, remodel, enlarge and reconstruct existing school
<br />buildings and other school plant facilities and acquire necessary land and equipment
<br />therefor, in order to provide additional school facilities in said County, the
<br />estimated cost of such additional school facilities being $1,000,000.
<br />Section 2. The Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange is requested to
<br />take all necessary steps, by the issuance of bonds or otherwise, in order that funds
<br />may be provided €or'such school facilities.
<br />Section 3. A copy of this resolution shall immediately be certified to the
<br />Board of Commissioners for the County of Orange.
<br />Upon motion duly made and seconded, the foregoing resolution was passed by
<br />the following vote:
<br />Ayes: C. W. Stanford, John E. Hawkins, John L.. Efland, Jr., Roger L. Marshall
<br />and W. Glen Caruthers, Jr.
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