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y, April 3 1967 minutes continued "Shall there be levied and collected within the area constituting the Chapel Hill School District an additional special tax, over and above the present 202 per hundred dollar property valuation special tax now in effect, increasing said 202 per hundred dollar valuation special tax to not exceeding 35e per hundred dollar property valuation within said area, to further supplement the current expense funds from-State and County allotments and thereby operate schools of the Chapel Hill Administrative Unit within the Chapel Hill School District of a higher standard by supplementing any item of expenditure in the school budget?" Said election shall be held pursuant to and in accordance with the pertinent provisions of Chapter 115, Subchapter V, of the General Statutes of North Carolina and the laws governing general elections. 2. The polling places within the Chapel Hill School District, which are designated below in the form of "Notice of Special Election" to be held and the po for said election shall open and close at. the hours specified in said Notice. The election officials whose names appear in said Notice have been appointed by the Board of Commissioners. . 3. The Clerk of the Board of Commissioners is hereby authorized and directed tc publish said Notice of Special Election in The News of Orange County and the Chapel Hill Weekly, newspapers published in Orange County, North Carolina, and having general circulation in the area referred to in this resolution; at least thirty days before the date hereinbefore fixed for said election and thereafter twice before the election at intervals of at least one week between publications, such notice to be substantially in the following form: NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION AND SUPPLEMENTAL REGISTRATION IN THE CHAPEL HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT ORANGE COUNTY A special election will be held on Tuesday, May 239 1967, between the hours of 6:30 o'clock a.m. and 6:30 p.m., Daylight Savings Time, in the area hereinafter described, which area constitutes the Chapel Hill School District of Orange County, .for the purpose of submitting to the qualified voters residing in said area the following question: "Shall there be levied and collected within the area constituting the Chapel H` School District an additional special tax, over and above the present 202 per hundred dollar property valuation special tax now in effect, increasing said 2( per hundred dollar valuation special tax to not exceeding 352 per hundred do11E property valuation within said area, to further supplement the current expense funds from State and County allotments and thereby operate schools of the Chape Hill Administrative Unit within the Chapel Hill School District of a higher standard by supplementing any item of expenditure in the school budget?" If said tax is levied it will be levied upon all taxable property situated within the Chapel Hill School District, as described herein, for the purposes above set forth. Each ballot provided for the use of voters in voting on the above question in said special election shall have the above question printed thereon and shall bear the words "FOR Local Special Tax" and "AGAINST Local Special Tax", and shall contain squares opposite the affirmative and negative forms, in one of which squares the voter may make a cross (X) mark. The area which comprises the Chapel Hill School District of Orange County is th area contained within the following boundaries: BEGINNING at a point in the intersection of the center line of the county road that leads from Eubanks westwardly to old N. C. Highway #86 and the center line of State University Railway at Eubanks, running thence in a Northeasterly direction to a point where Louis Freeland's drive enters N. C. Highway #86, thence in an Easterly direction to the intersection of Erwin Road and New Hope Creek near the Durham County line and thence in an Easterly direction to the Durham County line, thence in a Southerly direction along the Durham County lin to its intersection with the Chatham County line; thence in a Westerly directio along the Chatham County line to the intersection of said county line with the township line between Bingham and Chapel Hill Townships; thence due north along said township line crossing the Jones Ferry Road 1.25 miles Northeasterly from its intersection with the Orange and Chatham County line; crossing Antioch Road at its intersection with N. C. Secondary Road #5163, crossing N. C. Highway #54 just West of Bates Store, crossing N. C. Secondary Road #56 at Bethel Church, a total distance of 39,177 feet to the intersection of N. C. Secondary Road #512 with the paved road that leads from Dodson's Crossroads Southeasterly to Calvani (N. C. Secondary Road 4511); thence along and'with the center of said N. C. Secondary Road #512 in a Northeasterly direction 1,584 feet to a point in the center of said road; thence South 72 deg. 30 min. East 4,382 feet to a.point in the center of the East side of loop road, said point being 3,696 feet North of the first intersection North of Neville's Store; thence South 80 deg. 45 min. East 4,752 feet to a point in the center of the old N. C. Highway #86, said poil being 2,640 feet North of the first intersection North of Calvander; thence Soul 74 deg. 00 min. East 8,190 feet to the beginning point.