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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes - 19760506MINUTES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COf•lNiISSIONERS MAY 6, 1976 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in special session on Thursday, May 6, 1976, at 7:30 p.m. in the Commissioners Roam of the Courthouse in Hillsborough. Members present were Chairman Flora Garrett, Commissioners Norman Gustaveson, Jan Pinney, Norman Walker and Richard Whitted, Members absent were none. Others present were S. M. Gattis, County Administrator; Neal Evans, Fiscal Officer; Jeff Gledhill, County Attorney; and Betty June Hayes, Clerk to the Board. Other Department Heads present were Hortense Dickson, Tom Ward, Irvin Dobson, Ebert Pierce and t4illiam Laws. y The Chairman opened the meeting by recognizing Chris Edwards from the Planning Department who was present to approve the plat of Perry, Perry, and Cates. This plat was previously submitted far approval and was delayed until the County Attorney could research the matter further. Mr. Edwards informed the Board that a new maintenance agreement for the road had been drawn and now filled ail requirements, A reference will go into the deed and the private roads did come under the Subdivision Ordinance. Upon motion of Commissioner Pinney, seconded by Commissioner Whitted, it was moved and unanimously adopted to approve the plat of Perry, Perry, and Cates, Chairman Garrett presented to the Board a Memorandum from John L. Delaney. The County Administrator was requested to forward the Memorandum with a cover letter. Chairman Garrett then recognized Mr. Joseph Nassif, the County Facility Consultant. Mr. Jospeh Nassif introduced to the Board his assistant, Mrs. Oldenberg, Stan Roberts, Mechanical Engineer; and Frank Knox, the Electrical Engineer who had worked with him in the facility study. Mr. Nassif then presented in detail three proposals as the Orange County Facility Space Study. At the conclusion of Mr. Massif's presentation, Commissioner Pinney move that bids for the Central Dispatch system go out and that the location of the site be identified as the general Court complex in Hillsborough. This motion was seconded by Commissiener Whitted. The Chairman called for the vote. A11 members voted aye. The Board agreed the Mr. Massif's report was very exciting and the Chairman expressed the Board's appreciation to Mr, Nassif and his associ- ates, The meeting was then adjourned. ~~~ ~~ ~ Betty June Hayes, Clerk Flora R. Garrett, Chairman MINUTES OF THE ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW May 6, 1976 The 1976 Orange County Board of Equalization convened on May 6. 1976 in the Commissioner's Room of the Orange County Courthouse. Members present were Flora Garrett, Richard Whitted, Norman Walker, Jan Pinney, and Norman Gustaveson. 4~~ The Board resolved a number of appeals, heard at earlier 1976 ses- sions by appropriate orders reducing the 1976 valuations appealed by J. Herbert Holland (Chapel Hill Township, Tax P4ap 95,Block A, Parcels' 7-1D,12,14,15-18) from $348,8D0 to $307,600; reducing the valuation appealed by J. Herbert Holland (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 81, Block B, Parcel 3A) from $7,900 to $1,700; reducing the valuation appealed by Vincent E. Mason (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 41D, Block C, Parcel 2) from $44,100 to $40,400; reducing the valuation appealed for Alderman, znc. (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 45, Block C, Parcel 3) from $1,869,900 to $1,792,000; reducing the valuation appealed by William Hopewell (Hillsborough Township, Tax Map 12, Block C, Parcel 12) from $42,000 to $25,400; reducing the valuation appealed by Michael __ w. 5trayhorn (Eno Township, Tax Asap 27A, Block B. Lots 1,2) from $6,100 to $3,600 for Lot 1, from $6,900 to $4,700 for Lot 2; reducing the valu- ation appealed by James R. Farlow (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 112A, Parcel 15) from $1,000 to $800; confirming the 1976 valuation to $63,100 appeal by N. J. Covington (Chapel Hi11 Township, Tax Map 27, Block E, Parcel 11); confirming the assessment appealed by Larry B. Colie (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 111C, Lots 1-25); reducing the valuation appealed by the Heritage Hills Recreation Club, Inc. (Chapel Hill Township, Tax Map 120C, Block C, Parcel 11) from $109,500 to $78,300. The Board recessed to reconvene May 18, 1976. William T. Laws Flora R. Garrett, Chairman Tax Supervisor MINUTES OF THE ORANGE COUt1TY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS May 11, 1976 The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in special session on Tuesday, May ll, 1976, in the Superior Courtroom to discuss with residents and the Eno River Task Force a proposal for a Policy Statement on the Eno River. Commissioners present were Chairman Flora Garrett, Norman Gustave-- son, Jan Pinney, Richard Whitted, and Norman Walker. Others present were S. M. Gattis, County Manager; Neal Evans, Fiscal Officer; Jeff Gledhill, County Attorney; and Betty June Hayes, Glerk to the Board. Chairman Garrett was presented a Contract for housing rehabili- tation with the Triangle J Council of Governments. This proposal was reviewed by the Board of Commissioners some two months ago. Ricky Poole, Administrative Officer with the Social Services Depart- ment informed the Board that the Contract had not.been changed. Upon motion of Commissioner Gustaveson, seconded by Commissioner Whitted, the Chairman was authorized to sign the Contract for housing rehabilitation with the Triangle J Council of Governments. All members of the Board voted aye and the Chairman declared the motion passed. Mrs. Garrett informed the Board that the EM5 Council had requested that the Board have lunch with them on May 19th. Chairman Garrett stated that now was the time for the schedule dis- cussion concerning the Eno River and its environs. The Board agreed that the best way to proceed was a session of dis- cussion between the Commissioners and the Task Force. The Chairman asked if there were any questions that the Commissioners wished to ask the Task Force or anyone had questions to be answered. Commissioner Walker moved that the Lang report be adopted. This motion died fox lack of a second. Mr. B. B. Olive, Chairman of the Eno River Task Force asked whether