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aooK .7. coca ~4S Whenever the Board of Adjustment shall determine that any of the terms, conditions, safeguards and requirements upon the issuance of a Radio, Television, and Micro Wave Relay Transmission Facilities Installation permit are not met, after notice of ouch violation has been given the permit holder by the Zoning Officer, the Board of Adjustment may revoke said permit. In every case of revocation the Radio, Television, and Micro-Wave Relay Transmission Facilities Installation for whioh the permit was issued shall automatically be In violation oP this ordinance. 5. There is also a recommendation from the Planning Board that consideration be given and a public hearing scheduled for the purpose of removing from the Zoning Ordinance for Chapel Hill Township Section 7.3 which pertains to existing Mobile Home Parks complying with the Zoning Ordinance within a certain time. The County Attorney aonaurra in this recommendation. It was agreed that the Board of Commissivnera would consider the recommendation of item 5 at a public hearing. Tom Ward, Social Services Director, presented the following Blind Aid Agenda and Chairman Smith was authorized to sign same: AID TO TAE BLIND AGENDA January 5, 1970 Revisions Name Eff. Date Amount Reason Carrie Brown 2-1-70 $118 to 98 Change in AB manual policy Sadie W. Price 1-1-70 $191 to $187 Change in AB manual policy Lizzie Weat 2-1-70 $39 to $1.N3 Change in AB manual polic y . Rosa Wilson 1-1-70 $109 to $98 Change in AB manual policy ~- , New Charlie Edward ` MaSroom 1-1-70 $0 Income exceeds determined need Termination Josephine Remalin 1-1-70 $181 Death on 12-]Ja.-69 Chairman Smith reviewed a meeting which he had held with the Welfare Rights Committee and read correspondence relative to the many problems which had occurred, during the past month, in the Department of Social Services. Mr. Ward stated that it currently appeared that the sum of $1,51y3.00 in additional monies would be needed for the Social Services Program. Discuasi.on ensued relative tv the financing of the defecit and inquiries were made as to what County Fund would be used in supplying the dafecit. The County Administrator explained that the monies to cover the defecit,:if such a defecit occurred, must be expended within the Social Sexwices Budget from the County Contingency Fund. Upon motion of Cotarnisaioner Ray, seconded by Commissioner Bennett, it was moved and unanimously adopted that the six percent increase (6;L) in Social Services AFDC Public Assistance recipients aheaka be approved and that the State Department of Sooial Services be advised that County funds to implement this increase would be provided. Commissioner Ray auggeated that the Board of Coaaritssionera tour the two' achcol systems in aonjunation with members of the respective school boards. Tt was agreed that auah a school tour should be arranged. r" Chairman Smith referred to the memorandum dated December 5th from the County Administrator which cited the problems being encountered by Alamanca County relative to the three hundred and eighty-five children (385) why are currently attending school in Alamanae County. The memorandum further stated that both ~- County School Boards feel that the County Commissioners are involved indirectly in this matter. The following letter from John Deacon, Superintendent of the Alamance County Public Schools addressed to Homer Andrews, Chairman of the Alamance Board of Commisaionere was presented: i