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AGENDA
ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
COMMISSIONERS ROOM, COUNTY COURTHOUSE
HILLSBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA
MONDAY, MARCH 6, 1978
10:00 A. M.
` Does the Board of Commissioners wish to
agenda? add additional items to this
K2• Minutes Of the February 21 , 23, and 27, 1978 Board meetin s are
` mitted for consideration. 9 sub-
3. 'The StatE Department of Transportation recommends the roads named b
be added to the state highway system: elaw
A. Brisbane Drive-Caprea Court (Agenda Attachment 1)
�4.
Appointments:
A. One p rson to the Youth Services Needs Task Rorce (Agenda Attachment II),�
'S. The Director of Public Health, Mr. Jerry Robinson, will review a Family
Planning Grant proposal the Board of Public Health would like submitted
> to the No th Carolina Department of Human Resources for the 197E-1979
fiscal ye r.
The Manag r recommends the Board authorize the Chairman to execute
applicati n for 130 additional units of Recent Com feted Section 8n
Housing. (Agenda Attachment III)
7. A public hearing has been set for today at 11 :00 A.M. to discuss with
officials Df the State Department of Transportation their proposed
secondary roads proposal for the 1978-1979 'Fiscal year.
e18. Residents f the Linden Road area would like to discuss with the Board
Of Cammiss oners and representatives of the Department of Transportation
the paving of SR #1566.
t,/9- The Tax Supervisor requests the tax refunds enumerated below be a roved
. by the Board of Commissioners: Pp
A. Everett L. Rush $109.51
B. Robert D. Bauman 9.06
C. Ebert ul Edwards 14.10
D- Ge raldi e B. Van Boethem 40.83
E. Carolyn H. Daniels 15.78
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Commissioners Agenda
March 6, 1978
/10. Mr. Wes Hare will discuss with the Board possible future rotes of the
Youth Services Needs Task Force.
11 . Commissioner Willhoit will review some Of his thoughts concerning the
form of the County's budget for the coming year.
Plats For Consideration:
PRELIMINARY
A. Stoneridge (Agenda Attachment IV)
X13. A report on the condition of two buses operated
(Agenda byAt the Rmenati on
Department is included With
14, Special Meetings Scheduled During March:
A. March 7, 1978: 3:30 P.M. With the Orange County Board of
Education at their office.
B. March 9, 1978: 9:15 A.M. North Carolina Extension Service
at McKimmon Center in Raleigh.
C. March 29, l9"78: With the Boards of Aldermen of
Chapel Hill and Carrboro and
officials of the University.
Complete details will be announced
later.
The Area Mental Health Board will
D. March 30, 197$-
meet with Commissioners of Orange,
Person, Chatham
Inn. complete Counties at
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the Caro details
will be announced later.
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,. The regular fourth Monday tneetin9, March 27th, should be postponed until
is Easter
Tuesday, March 28th. The 27th r Monday a legal holiday.
facility
,/16. A report of the bid results for the proposed joint Animal
(Agenda Attachment VI)
17.
What action, if any, will the Board take regarding the bids reported in
item #167
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Cost to P'Laca 3,1 �,.7,,e—pta—ble--"-m—iaintenance condit-
Drainage
GradQg draill, Stabil'3,ze comand a ition
Fenlarlzs and °ecpnlznendatiOns
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AGENDA ATTACHMENT II
YOUTH SERVICES NEEDS TASK FORCE
Commis ioner Pinney, the County's representative on the Youth Services
Needs Task Force, is recommending one additional position be added to this
group. Fu ther, Commissioner Finney recommends Dr. Bradley Fisher be named
to fill this position.
Commissioner Pinney will comment.
AGENDA ATTACHMENT III
SECTION 8 HOUSING
This ap lication for 130 additional units of Recently Completed Section 8
Housing if pproved will bring the number of units approved for the County to
nearly 500.
AGENDA ATTACHMENT IV
PRELIMINARY. PLAT - STONERIDGE
This plat reflects modifications the Commissioners suggested when this
plat was submitted last month. Recreation areas , lot combinations and buffer
zones suggested by the Board at the first review have been defined on this plat.
AGENDA ATTACHMENT V
REPORT ON CONDITION OF RECREATION BUSES
The Recreation Department is currently operating two buses. One, a 1956
Chevrolet, was acquired from the .State Surplus Property Agency. This vehicle
was original' y a school bus. The other, a 1962 Chevrolet, was acquired from
the Federal urplus Property Agency. Our original intention was to use this
vehicle as a source of spare parts to keep the older bus in operation. This
bus however was found to be in better mechanical condition than the bus we
were current' y operating. Therefore the bus was repaired and placed in service.
This bus whi a larger has a gear ratio that makes it more suitable to use on
trips of sow distance. We asked the mechanics at the garage to inspect each
bus and prepare a report an its condition.
AGENDA ATTACHMENT V CONTINUED
1956 CHEVROLET BUs
PRESENT CONDITION:
This vehicle has passed the standard N. C. safety inspection tests within
the last ninety days. Head lights, tail lights, brakes, windshield wipers,
and tires w re all found to be in good condition. Its power train is completely
sound and a new clutch and engine have recently been installed. The bus has
been repainted both inside and out. Parts to accomplish these repairs cost
$850. The mechanics advise me that this bus if operated within the speed
limits imposed by its gear ratio should serve several years without giving
undue problems. Because of its gear ratio the bus should be confined to
relatively short hauls that can be accomplished without having to drive beyond
45 miles per hour.
.1962 CHEVROLET BUS
PRESENT COND TION:
This veh cle has passed the standard N. C. safety inspection tests within
the past nin ty days. Headlights, tail lights, clearance lights, brakes, wind-
shield wiper , and tires were all found to be in good condition. The power
train was ch cked and found to be in good condition. During the past year the
brakes on th s vehicle have been relined, new wheel cylinders kits have been
installed, t e wheel bearings have been repacked. The alternator and several y
engine hoses have been replaced. Parts to accomplish these repairs cost $500.
The emergenq brakes should be replaced, the vehicle needs repainting and some
minor body damage needs repairing. The vehicle is in excellent: running condition
and should serve for several ,years. As this vehicle has a more conventional gear
ratio it should be used as the Recreation Department's primary longer haul vehicle
It is capable of operating at 55 miles per hour on the highway without undue strai
on its engine, transmission or universal gear.
FAMILY PLANNING
PRCGRT C
The Family '1 nirzg Proog^am of Orange County Health Department' is a Signifi-
cantly
sized prop m which served aver 120;1 during FT '77 and 1234 far the rst
h-,a f of Ff '78. Tip services offered include: l contraceptive education ,
oratory studies (e.g. hematocrit; urinalysis Arblod;l , pq, protein and glueo3e; dab
Pap smear; serology testing far syphilli.s; culture screening for fit. gunorrhea;
PPD skin test scre ing for 'TB or chest x--ray as indicated; height , weight, blood
pressure; sickle e e testing as indicated; blood glucose and screening.
testing if applicab e, 3) medical exam b y °' pregnancy
(.luny and heart) t Y Physician to include at a minimum chest
thyroid, extremities , breast, abdomen , pelvic (visualization of
cervix, bimanual and recto-vaginal exam) exams and other exams as indicated and
11) the recording o a medical history including gynecologica , obstetrical, cardio-
vascular , metabolic, neoplastic,'neurological and hemopoi.etic elements , 5) treatment
Of suspected and .pr6 ven venereal. disease, other vaginal infections and uncomp' licated
urinary tract infec ions , b) counseling for infertility' Probiems with referral. to
patients choice of 10urce of care, 7) referral. for abortion if desired 8
ral for sterilization procedures , male and female, 9) hems : ) refere
10) immunization for rubella ggluination test for rebel,]
Polio and tetanus i f
indicated cal. emergencies. referral for mMdi-
The services are available to anyone Vith no financial or referral, rewirements
and without regard to race, color, national origin, religion,
tal status , or parental consent. It is our intention to pro creed, age, sex, marl
individual and ensure the rotecE the dignity of the .
privacy and confidentiality of the encounter, to the extent
adec zate space is '
provided. Orange County is presently acting to create adequate
space for the Health Department. The participants are not subjected to coercion to
receive services or to employ any Particular method of famil
Planning.
Of family planning services is not a prerequisite to any Other aspect of Our eeptance
programs.
The methods of amily planning include the birth control pill (Norinyl l + 50) T
Norinyl 1 + 80, Brev con, Dem6len, Ovulen and Norinyl 2 mg; , others by
the TUD (lippe ,loop) the diaphragm, contraceptive cream pan! thet'con) ,
ture and rhythm, are also taught upon regiest. jelly or foam, and the con--
The Orange County Health Department was formed in Ju1Y 1977. Under its Medical
Director as acting a mi.nistrative director and clinician until October of 19772 the
Family Planning Pro an grew in size and abilities over its
limitations of not h King adec;uate staff nor administrative time certain f elements of
the program as still being created as per the action plan far this fiscal
meetings to farm an visor council. have been held and community Year, e o
these are being identified. By the end of this our first fiscaly persons to serve on
shall be a ftmetion entity for the ro�a:-n with its by-laws, Y an Advisory Counci
responsi-
bilities explicated. The plan for fiscal 1.979 indicates those areas that and eesponsi
if developed will res ilt in a superior program tailored to the needs of our county.
This is a net program that we are rapidly developing without forgetting R�ality.
The section belah divides our action plan for Fir 179 into three major goal
areas with corespondi, g objectives and activities.
FAMILY PLANNING -GENERAL COAL
To provide comprehensive family planning services , counseling and folloW-uP to resi-
dents of Orange Count .
1 - Increase the number of new patio-)ts by 15%.
A. Expand clinical services to one evening session per month
at each Dffice.
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B. E_•pZ.nd health education activi.tjes (See Health Edacat.ion
O jeutives} .
2• Increase the Continuation rate of new �
A- E,tablistl and maintain a Patient/staff
fl pro ptin75:`.
i �clttdin�; a fi ling systa-n CO-ninon to both of fa ce5;sr finder C.
1, tters for annua1 visits and home visiting of nerr patients.
B. Establish a consumer communication channel regards operation
Of the proeragi.
3 FsLabl. sh a more nearly accurate record keeping and reportin s
A. As .i. mare clerical time. g Yster .
B. Es �ablish standardized system.
C. Send management support staff to appropriate training.
4. Incre e participation Of high ris�C
A. Folio on high risk Persons in the FP pro a.m.
post parturns thro=ugh home visits and
ou each contacts.
B. Research possible clinic modifications to acconodate high risk
patients.
C. See Health Education Objective.
51 Maintaill Clinical currency of F"
A. Increase in--service training staff and procedures.
3. U'p ate Policies and u es as curre, s for staff.
P Procedures as current g<zidel.ines evolve.
6. lncreas the effectiveness of planning and eval.uatian done in Ft
A. Assist in the training of staff to use/find rel.eva-It data
and how to use them.
B. lde tifjr Patients served , and those who need services (those
at h`gh risk).
C. Deve ap practical methods for collecting relevant data.
TE iAGE PHASIS ' OAi, 900 MIJ A I /f v�z � 4,.-,s n--
,�
In 1.976, whit women age �.7 and under who were� -
'married white wore had 4. Non-white age 1.7 and under were married had and un�
live girths and u arried non-white women had 30 live berths. Darin l � P
Carolina women and r age .19 had 7,975 a abortions ens. g 97 North
not available to u at this tirne. However, this county is believednttosbetestics are
ina teen abortion oblems at at least the state wide Level.. to
t
goal. will, b�;; xPerienc-.
Therefore, he ultimate
To reduce the unplanned, unwanted teenage Pregnancies in Grange Count
The ultimate al. Y t o zero.
is recognized as unrealistic but is seen as a necessary stat�
of our desire. The im.=nediate objectives shall, be: nenl
To expand the teenage family planning
expand the teenager family Planning educat onal activities involv e ement
b
tb 100
To
A. Advertise free ` .
Pregnancy tests as a recruitment mechanism,
B. Encourage teens to core to the fa.hil
during ear y evening; ha«rs and Y P1.an�ing clinics from 3 -- 5 P.m. ,
school. dur'.ng the day. to continue to assiat teens to come from'
C. To coordin to clinical activities with the School Health Pragran.
D. Provide sp cial cl.ini.cSchool orientation sessions.
E. Provide (r p sessions) discussions led by non--clinically oriented
(who relatls well to youth). P son
f`. Enc urace teen male p:zrticiP-Rtion by provi.Si.o.n of a male health
edu ati,onally trained person c,rith FP kn' owledge (tap UN' for volun_
teens).
G• Coor orate with the larger healtil educatio:Jal objectives.
FX-11LY P1,N,MT1-4G HEALTH EDUCATION GOAT
To establish an expanded health educational cOnponent to the program.
I . Iner ase participation of FP clients from high risk
A. Educate public on who is at hi groups .
isk. ris! and why they are high
B. .i.stribution of literature in corLmunity (pamplets , etc. ) on
i.gh risk catagori.es.
C. 7hrOL1gh mass media develop spot announcements apps opriate
or hi&4z risk groups,
D. Evaluate clinical services offered/used by higti risk groups
through Program :Information. System.
2. Devel p and implement patient education classes for patients within
clini setting.
A. Training of FP staff in how to assess educational needs of in-
dividuals and groups who utilize clinics.
B. T rough the use of outlines , resource material, etc. , provide
suggested fl amework for patient education.
C. R znforcement of F. P. information throrzghout clinic at dif
f�rent stations.
A. tvide educational materials geared to specific educational
ets , age groups , female and males.
3.
Facilitate, the establishment organization unct onin of the "
advis y council. ' and functioning pra�^a
A. Td ti,fy and contact possible consumer and community members.
B. As i.st in the education of Advisory Council. members in relation
to their function and roles, and assist in the establishment of
a ork plan for the county council..
C. Su port and implement the work plan of the State Advisory Council.
4. Work c nsel.y with school systems in the development and implementation
of a family life education curriculum,
A. By speaking with school administrators, teachers
parents , etc. Illustrate the need of a fanil.y life education cureri- ,
cu um.
B. A-S st in the development of family life education curriculum.
C. Provide technical assistance to teachers in implementing a fanny
life education curriculum.
D. Promote and facilitate teacher training in family life education.
5. Create awareness and understanding as to the goals of family planning
and family life education within the community.
A. Provide informational programs for various corrmnity, civic
mak ng grouPs, etc. , policy_
B. Mak use of and distribute a wide variety of educational. media.
C. Ini fate special programs and training for teens and parents in the
corn unity.
TRADMIC: HEMS
1. Provide in-service training oppurtuniti.es for clinical staff as needed: St)
as atte, dance at the Emory Wiversity clinician trAniing.
2. Provide in-service training by AKT -to"staff consultation and cagmuni.ca'ti.o
The focus here is on updated in formation on family planning methods,
3. Increase skills Of the MAY Planning aides irt.
�. ) Use of egii.pment and sterile procedures in clinics;
13) R61 in an emergency situation in the clinic;
C) . HOMI visitation and interview effectiveness;
D) Provision of an educational coMponent in the couLnunity.
Provide training for clerical personnel regards Tamil
and the c erk's ,role in the Program. y Pl anning record keepi
S Send one nurse (Anrfa 44hite) to the Fami.l Y Planning
to the di phraGM clinic and to get clinical trai-ni.nguinebzmanuatnexams. a
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MEEMORANDU
TO Wes Hare
FROM: dames Dri.ttzan
DATE: March 3,, 1978
RE Minor Repairs to C .H.0 .M.P .0
Wes, below are repairs that are needed at C .H.C .M.P.C.
1. Outside lights on the east and west side of center.
2. Rewirin in senior Citizens and Dental rooms.
3. Radiator leaks in Senior Citizens room and spigots need
washers
4. poor ne ds to be replaced Or weatherstripping on east side
Of cent;r (entrance to Senior citizens room) .
S. Weatheri,zation and Caulking around doors on north and south
side of building.
6. Caulking all windows .
7. Windows a needed in me.ns restroom and center directors office.
S. PartitiorIS are needed in Headstart, Tutorial and Dental room,
(This haz caused a great inconvenience
as they e ,stuffed in there and it hastaffected�deliveryhof
services for dental patients . This Would be a very minimal
cost. )
9. Ceiling 3 i hallways and building
serve ene gy. g
should be dropped as to con_
P.Q. BOX 97^ PIT1r MAOn non nr.a
. Conva escent rails in bath bathrooms.
I.l. Stree l.igxlt at north end of building.
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NORTH CAR LIRA STATE DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION AND HIGHWAY SAFETY
DIVISION OF HIGHWAYS PETITION
North Carolina
County of
P'etition request for (check one) Addi-eion to State System ( } Paving (VK
Maintenance Improvement { }
We the undersigned, being all of the property owners on Tt [�j j(
(Descry a ar gjve` ocal
name or Secondar ROaa Number) in County'do hereby request
the -Division of ighways of the Department of Tr nsportation and Highway Safety to
`� - O _ �-� the above described road.
We further dvise that the road requested to X350 is Q miles in
length and atth present time there are f/� occup'Ie omss , ovate on the
road and havig ntrances into the road..
Finally,''we agree to dedicate to the Division of Highways a right-of-way
sixty (66) feet n width extending the ,enti.re length of the road that is requested
to be improved along with the necessary, areas for cut and fill slopes and drainage.
Also we agree to dedicate additional r-i'ght-of-way in the public road intersections
for sight distan a and design purposes and to execute said right-of--way agreement
forms that will 6e submitted to us by representatives of. the Diyision of Highways
in order that th 'Division of Highways fulfill the requirements' of Chapter 1241,
1959 Session of the General Assembly of North Carolina.
REMARKS
Two copies of rev rded subdivision plat enclosed if applicable
NAME 1 PROPERTY OWNERS
ADDRESS
The Divisionsr Pjf H ghways should contac� the first petitioner list'cd below:
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TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL
306 NORTH COL4.}MBIA 5T- k•. -
27514
CHAPEL HILL, N..C:.,
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(9,19) 929-1111
March 3, 1978
Mr. Samuel M. Gattis, County Manager
County Court House
106 E. Margaret Lane
Hillsborough, North Carolina 27278
Dear Mr. Gatos:
public bid opening for construction of the Animal 23, 1978. wThehseparate bids asoli-
A P m, on February
Hill Municipal Building at 3:40 P•
.cited and received for the general, electrical, heating and air conditioning an
plumbing work are tabulated below•
General Construction
Alternates #r
Base
Bid Time #r 3
Contzactor ---- _2173 + 124 X1510
Bordeaux Construction
$102,095 200 days - 575 00 -220 + 100 +2000 C.c. Woods 106,2$5 97,735 240 days - 858 - 750 + 838 x-1660
Delta 1 7,404 240 days +3000 1000 +1000 -x2400
Dominion Construction 115,500 00 21fl days g5o 2220 + 840 +1400
Nelly Teen 102,674 rge -2804 +].300 x-2400
Promac Inc, 103►317 - 550 -2004 c i 2 ge +7500
Security 104,256 - 271 --1100 + 5
Steurn Brooke, Inc. _ 870 -1175 + 415 +1460
Triad,
Inc. 101 ,904
Electrical
9,750 + 600
Bitting Electric, Inc. 12,725 -
Modern Electric Co,
Pendergraph & Thomerson 11 ,18 + 250
Elec. Co. 14,000 -
Steven-Brooks, Inc.
Watson Electrical. Const. 14,490 + 280
Company
* Alternate 1: Ceiling material
Alternate ##2:
Exterior Masonry material
Alternate #3: Door substitute
Alternate #4: Kennel gate substitute
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Heating & Air Conditioning
Contractor Pace Bid me Alternates
Time
~ -d e H_1 H2
Carolina Air Conditioning W�
Company, Inc. $ 15,470
-33DD 470
Coggin Heating & Air
Conditioning, Inc. 17,790
-455s 63
Com€ortemp, Inc.
Comfort Engineers 14,664
-4134 - 897
Cooper Oil Co. , Inc . 14,800 -3000
CW] Heating & Air
Conditioning, Inc. 15,623
--3820 976
Hockaday Heating
Air Cond. Co. , Inc. 21 ,400
-4000 - 600
Lee Air Conditioner Inc. 15,923
-4085 913
Peele Mechanical
Contractors, Inc. 17,484
'4042 '730
Al ternate H~-1: D fete floor heat
Alternate H2: Delete cooling cycle
Plumbing
Acme Plumbing 21 ,178
Boykin & Long Plum ing Co. 21,413
Brown Brothers Plumbing
& Heating 22,222
Condor Mechanical Contractor-,
Inc. 23,400
Low Bidders' Base Bids Total
General: Delta
Electrical. $ 97,735
HVAC: Comfor t r t 9,750
Plumbing: omn 14,664
Acme $ 21,178
143„3Z 7
Total Project Budget
$143,327
1 Base Bids 12,200
2 Design fees 250
3. Surveying 800
4 Subsurface invest igation
Site work
5. (Copy Attached) 45,354 or $202,000
Total Project Cost 2 0-1-,9--3-1 �ginally budgeted $55,000 each
Orange county and the Town of Chapel Hill each or-� of the bid opening, a 50%
for construction of this facility. Based upon the results and 5 listed above at a to-
share of total costs would be $101,C)oo. The items 3, 4t
would be paid for by the Town of Chapel Hill in developing the
tal cost of $46,404 site. This would make the Town' s total assumed cost
complete Municipal Facilities
$101,404. revious budget to $101X0. At-
I suggest that the county increase its P,t cost-savinqs options which
Therefore, ge
final attempt by the architect to sug, ificant. saving is the elimination
tached is a As you can see, the most sign the indi-
might be exercised. ing this. Also,
of the slab heating boiler. We are skeptical about delet account for'
cation Of savings from pales tax rebate. does not reflect the way we
prepared to discuss these items as soon as it is
these refunds. At any rate we are
convenient for you to do so. time can reach a decision on this project in a
-011DAY el Hill Board to act on
1. hope that the County be only one opportunity for the Chap period ex' -
ly manner. There w
this bid in a regular meeting (March 13) before the 30-day acceptance
pires on March 24. lease call me as
If you need any additional information concerning this mat ter, p
soon as possible.
Sincerely,
Kurt ]enne
Town Manager
KJJ/rgr
Attachment
5i�s me far prti
She1 ter
A. Earthwork:
1. ClearinE & topsoil. strlsr�nii�-
2f Com��acte earth fill. 2000 c.yiunpis3 $ 1.,006
3. Fine gra _-Ig, 120D s.y. a.Q3 2,76o
B. Storm Draina e
1. 1211 R.C. Pipe, 6C► ? 10.60 1.f.
2. 1911 R.C. Pie 1lT 1.
D� $ 714
3. Head
t ,50 l..f. 13tEal.l , b ea 1
C. Utilities:
1. Water:
a. 211 1 ueral s 3 21
b. 61' Water main 91 @ 8 12$
c. 811 vra er main, 250' 0 10.00 j. . 2,057
d. 6f1 era er valve, z°, A 256 ea 2,500
e. fire =dra , lea '? 660 125
m
b66 o
2. Sevier:
*'411
a.b. 811 * Ripe, 9521 ,2 13.25 1...f. $1.2,614
G. " Pipe, 5 9 11; 1..f.
C..�. Pipe, 311 0 6.70 1...f. 90
d.. S.S. Itanhole, .32 l.f. 50 207
x ,600
e• S.S. Ianhole ea �' ', 3
ter depth than 6
60 1...f.
lao filL. 6a:l
D. PaI'.cC'�n ' c�: R0 7.d
1. A;g. base curse, 2273 s.y. @ 2.00 s.y. �
2. Bit. Conc. 1--2, 2273 S.Y. 9 2.64 s.y. `' 4,546
6 ool $10 1.
F. Fencing:
61 high cyclo" fence, 545 1.f. Q 4.30 1..f.
F. Erosion & Sediuentation Control:
1. Silt fencer 968 l.f. Q 2.25 l..f.
2. Straw bail., 384 ea. @ 4.75 ea $ 2r17B
.3. Seeding t s ubber Y d: landscaping, 0.$ 1,824
31157 a re 42 acres
2,_660 ----$..6 662
G. Signs: --
$ 75- $ L.75
TOTAL .
$ 31
ORANGE COUNTY
1977-78 BUDGET ORDINANCE
AMENDiMENT
The 1977--78 Bud et Ordinance of Orange County as adopted on June 22, 1977, and
subsequently amended is hereby amended as follows:
Change the appr priation for the following line items in the -Funds indicated:
FUND .- ITEM INCREASE
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(DECREASE) 'TQ TOTAL General Fund:
Human Service
Recreation-Cultural Arts.-Equipment 350 10,635
Public Works
Buildings Rents-Animal found 46,000 101 ,000
Contingency (46,350) 71 ,218
Change the revenues and fund balances estimated to be available to meet the
foregoing appropriations in the funds indicated:
FUND - .RESOURCE INCREASE
(DECREASE TO TOTAL.
Adopted this the 6th _ day of March, 1978
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Earth nrk.
1. Clearins £c topsoil stripping, lwip sum a 1,000
2, CwT)acted earth fill, 2000 c.y. 9 1.38 2,760
3. Fine gi?adizS, 1200 s.y. 0.03 360 $ L,120
B. Storm Drainage:
1. 12" R.C. Pipe, 6C' 10.60 l.f. $ 714
2. 13" R.C. Pipe, ill Q 12.50 l.f. 131
3. Headwalls, 14 3 800 ea 2GO $ 1«0L5
C. Utilities:
1. slater:
a. 2" laterals, 32' n 4.00 1.f. S 128
b. 6" Later rain, 242' 0 8.50 1.£. 2,057
c. 8" water main, 250' 0 10.00 1.f. 2,500
d. 6" water valve, z, A 250 ea 125
e. fire hydrant, lea n 660 660 $ 5,470
2. Sever:
a. 81' VX. Pipe, 9521 '�) 13.25 l.f. $12,614
b. 8" D.I. Pipe, 5' �P 18 l.f. 9`0
c. 4" C.I. Pipe, ;l' -0 6.70 l.f. 207
d. S.S. hanhole, 32 l.f. G 50 1,600:
e. S.S. Manhole greater depth than 6', 3 1-f-
@ 60 1.f. 180 $lL,691
D. Parking & Roads:
1. Agg. base course, 2273 s.y. G 2.00 s.y. $ 4,546
2. Bit. Conc. I-27 2273 s.y. 02.64 s•y• 6001 $10.5L7
E. Fencing:
6' high cyclone fence, 545 1•f. (9 4.30 l.f. S 2,3>•4 8 2.31x1,.
F. Erosion & Sedimentation Control:
1. S1t fence, 968 l.f. 3 2.25 l.f. $ 2,178
2. Straw bail, 384 ea. Q 4.75 ea 1,824
3. Seeding-,shrubbery& landscaping, 0.842 acres
Q 3;157 acre 2.660 4 6,662
G. Signs: $ 475 1. 475
TOTAL 5 5