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Agenda - 05-02-1983
1111.1111.11111111- 1 "---- 1 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS MAY 2, 1983 AGENDA NUMBER AND TOPIC ABSTRACT PAGE PAGES D. PUBLIC HEARING-- Old Cedar Grove Road 001 001-004 E. BOARD DECISIONS 1. Old Cedar Grove Road 0 0 II 2. Proclamations 005 005-010 Extension Homemakers 006 Senior Citizens Month 007 Senior Centers 008 Soil Stewardship 009 Public Works Week 010 3. Housing /Rehab 011 011-012 1 4. Wilkerson Acres 013 013-016 I 5. Resolution--H a 0 Protection 017 017-018 1 6. Proposed Farm Preservation 019 019-020 I 7. Brigadoon 021 021-032 1 8. Durham irAC 033 033-034 9. Wild Animals 035 035-063 10. EMS Frainchise/Cert. 064 064 11. SurpltA, Property/County Auction 065 065-070 12. Data Pvtocessing--Carrboro 071 071 13. Budget Amendment 072 072-073 14. Appointments 074 074-105 ! ! ! ����� ^~ " � =' 2° MINUTES 3. 4, MAY 2, 1983 5° 6, The Orange County Board of Commissioners met in regular session T. on Monday, May 2, 1983, at I0:00 A.M. in the Commissioners ' Room, 8. Orange County Courthouse, Hillsborough, North Carolina. 9^ Commissioners present: Richard E. Whitted, Chair, and Commis- 10. sinners Ben Lloyd, Shirley E. Marshall , Norman Walker and Don Nillhoit' Il, A. BOARD COMMENTS 12. Commissioner Whitted added an item on the purchase of the land 13. for the Community Development Park from the Town of Hillsburuugh; Commfs- 14, sinner Marshall added contideration of a Resolution from Columbus 15, County. In addition, Commissioner Marshall said there were six mem- I6° bers of the Orange County Planning Board at the Horizons UNlimited 17. Retreat the previous Wednesday and she appreciated their dedication. I8° Cnmmissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, to delete 19, item # 5 (Resolution--Proposed Watershed Protection Measures) from 20" the agenda and to place it on an evening meeting. Following a dis- 21, cusufnn of the motion, Commissioner Lloyd withdrew his motion on the 22, ovnditinn that no action be taken on this item. 23. B. AUDIENCE COMMENTS 214., Commissioner Whitted acknowledged the presence of those who 25°wiohed to address the Board on specific items of the agenda. There 26^we~e no members of the audience who wished to address the Board about 27,matters not on the agenda. 28. C. MINUTES 29, Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , 30.approval of the Minutes of March 7, 1983, as corrected. Vote: Ayes , 31.5; noes, 0' 32, Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Whitted, 33,approval of the Minutes of April 19, 1983, as corrected. _ Vote; , Ayes, 34°5; noes, O' 35° D. PUBLIC HEARING--CLOSING OF OLD CEDAR GROVE ROAD 36, Mr. Michael Parker, Attorney for the petitioner, Mr' Garrard, 37,to1d the Board that the Department of Transportation had no interest 38,i n maintaining th e r ig ht of way through Old Cedar Grove Road since it 39. 4 I. ��� � 2. ^~ " - 3. 4° is not part of the State maintained road system. 5. There were no others who wished to speak to this issue. Cnm- 6~ misaivner Whitted declared the public hearing on the abandonment of 7. Old Cedar Grove Road closed. 8. E. BOARD DECISIONS 1 OLD CEDAR GROVE ROAD: Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded 9~ - " 10, by Commissioner Lloyd, to adopt the order for permanent closure of II° this portion of Old Cedar Grove Road and to direct the Clerk to the 12. Board to deliVer a certified copy of the order to the Register of I3° Deeds. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. I4~ 2. PROCLAMATIONS: I5~ Commissioner Nillhnft moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , 16. to Proclaim May 1-7, 1983, Orange County Extension Homemakers Week. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0 17. ` , ' 18. Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit 19. to Proclaim May, Senior Citizens Month and May 8-14 Senior Center Week. 20. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0, 21. Dr. Betty Landsberger, Chair of the Senior Citizens Board, 22, issued an invitation to all present to a conference on Saturday, May 23^ 7, 1983, at the Lincoln Center in Chapel Hill ; the subject of the 24. Conference is "Improving the Quality of Life for Older People in Orange 25° ' County " Dr. Landsberger announced the proposed establishment of 26° a Senior Citizens Hall of Fame in the Orange County Human Services 27. Center in Hillsborough. 28. Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, to proclaim May 8-16 Soil Stewardship Week. Vote:Vnte' �ynx , 5; noes, O. ' 30. Commissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , to Proclaim May 22-28 Public Works Week. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 31. (Proclathations may be found on pages of this book, in 32. 33. order of adoption. ) ~ 34° 3. HOUSING REHAB Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Nillhoit ,35° 36° to award the housing rehabilitation contract for unit # 42 to Samuel English for $6, .2lO OU (Complete bid results are on page of this 37. book) . Vote: Ayes , 5; noes, O 38. . , , _ 39. 1" 3 2. ���� .. " ~ 3. 4° 4. WILKERSON ACRES Mr.5, Mr Rick Cannity of the Planning Staff reviewed this requested 6, subdivision for the Board (see Minutes of April 5, 1983, for background) . 7, The Planning Board has denied approval of the final plat citing the 8, road approved by the Board of Commissioners in the preliminary plat. 9, Planning Board feels that a high traffic generator may locate on one 10° of the lots at the end of the subdivision and the gravel road wouTd be 11. insufficient (ex. dust,°noise) . Mr. Logan Irvin, Planning Board Chair, 12° confirmed the Planning Board 's cited reason of the Class A Private 13. Road which the Commissioners approved as being the reason the Planning 14° Board denied the subdivision request. Dr. Irvin said the problem lay I5~ m ore in the future than in the present; i .e. , if the l'ots were sold, 16° as they could be once divided, and if Mr. Wilkerson no longer had any 17, interest in the properties, the question of maintenance arose and the I8° question of paving. Board members said they felt it highly unlikely Iq° that a high traffic generator would locate there, that the only off 20, site impact would occur to the south and the adjoining property owners 21° had offered no objections. Furthermore, it appears to the Board that 22° the adverse impact, if any, would be borne by the owners of those lots 23. and the businesses located there. The County Attorney said the main- 24° tenance agreement would be conveyed with the pieces of property and 25. therefore potential buyers would be aware of their responsibility. 26° Commissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, to 27. approve the final plat of the Wilkerson Subdivision, Section IV-B, 28. with the Class A Private Road. Vote: Ayes , 5; noes , O. 29, S. WATERSHED PROTECTION Ms. Susan Smith, Planning Staff, told the Board that Recommend- 3D, ^ , , utiun # 12 of the Water Resources Task Force Report had called for 3I, ]2° a minimum lot size of 2 and 6 acres in the watersheds in the County; however, when the Board adopted the Recommendations of the WRTF, it J3° _ __" _� deleted specific minimum lot sizes.The Planning Board had, in its 35°meeting on April 25, 1983, passed a Resolution requesting the Board of 36° Cnmmissinners to reconsider this Recommendation (that Resolution is 37. on page of this book) . 38° Dr. Irvin said that Planning Board reasoning was that the County 39. I. 4 �� � 2. = ^ ^ 3. 4~ was in the process of beginning to plan for the industrial develop- 5. " ment of Cheeks Township, particularly the corridor along U.S. 70- 6° - ' [ 85 Planning Board feels that the County can protect the McGowan ?° and Seven Mile Creek watersheds by being selective with regard to the 8. ~ industries allowed to locate there. But industrial development brings 9^ other types of development, private homes to house the people who IO° run the industries. Dr. IrOin satd that contamination from sewage, 11. given the poor soil in the County, was more likely to occur than con- 12. _ tamihat1nn from chemicals. Additionally, both industry and individ- %3° uals would need adequate supplies of potable water. 14° There was a consensus among the Board members to consider the I5° watershads individually rather than as a complete package. The Board I6° is on record as opposing the extension of sewers into University Lake 17. watershed. ' I8° Commissioner Whitted said that if industrial development was 19° allowed in the watersheds he felt that the water quality would already 20. be compromised and that there would then be no need to impose minimum 21° lnt sizes on private housing. On the other hand, Commissioner Whitted 22. added,added if industrial development is not permitted in the watersheds 23. then place limits on the minimum lot ;sizes for housing to protect an 24, unuompromised water supply- Commissioner Whitted said different 25^ criteria may need to be applied to each watershed.26. Commissioner Lloyd said that he felt "progress" had been made 27" and that "harmony" had been established "whereupon zoning might be 28. extended County-wide" but that the imposition of the five acre minimum 29° lot size would create "one helluva fight. " He added that this requira- 38. meot would be "ridiculous" and that "storm water management requirements" 3I. are "impractical for an individual homeowner" to meet. Commissioner 32° Lluyd said he couldn 't support the Minimum five acre lot size unless 33" the Health Department determined the soil wouldn 't perk. 314. Commissioner Willhoit suggested that the Board proceed to re- ]s° ' schedule this question Commissioner Whitted asked that it be rescheduled 36° fnr May 23rd, the regular fourth Monday meeting. Commissioner Marshall suggested that the Chair communicate with 3?. 38, the Mayors of the municipalities of the County and inform them that 39° this question was scheduled on the 23rd. I. 378 2. 3. 4° 6, FARMLAND PRESERVATION Ms. Smith and Ms. Elizabeth Walters , Agricultural Task Force �° ' . , 6. Implemental Committee Chair, said these recommendations had been ?, reviewed and no changes were suggested. 8~ Mr. Peter Kramer, Route 1, 121-A Eno Township (border of Little q, River Township) , spoke in favor of the Board of Commissioners adopting 10, the recommendations as presented by the Ag. Task Force Implementation ll° Cwmmittee. He cited the development pressures from Durham for his 12. area and said that Orange County was the first in the State with these ' 13. measures. He feels it is necessary to preserve and protect the char' 14, a:ter of the County and the farms. I5° Or' Irvin said the Planning Board had taken no formal action on 16, the recommendations because it didn 't know it was supposed to do so. 17. However, he added, there were no objections to the recommendations and 18. formal action could be taken at the Planning Board meeting on May 16th. 19. Commissioner Marshall said the Ag. Task Force Implementation 20. Committee also wished to know if the Commissioners wished any further 21. effort from them or if it wished to dissolve the Committee. 22, Commissioner Lloyd said he had two concerns regarding the recom- 23° mendutions: 1) the ten/twenty year commitment; and, 2) adherence to 24. soil conservation practices. He said he 'd like those two concerns 25. addressed. 26. Ms. Smith replied that the Committee had reconsidered those two 27, items at Commissioner Lloyd 's request twice already and the Committee 28. had not changed the recommendations. Commissioner Whitted said the 29. information on the Ag. Task Force Recommendations had been well 30, disseminated and there was no need for the Committee to reconsider these , 31. issues; however, the Planning Board recommendation is needed now. 32° This is to be returned to the May 23rd agenda with the Planning Board 's 33. recommendation. Further, Ag.re�nm�endatinn Further the �g Task Force Implementation Committee 34° wfll be dissolved at that time. 35° 7. BRIGADOON PETITION Ms.36° Ms Smith provided the background information on this petition. ]?° (Petition is attached to and part of these Minutes on pages of 30, this book. See abstract on page of this book for specifics . ) 39. 6 I° 2° 3. Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Walker, 5° to request the DOT to reconsider and to pave the portion of Linden 6. Road which provides access to Brigadoon Drive and to consider paving ?° the State maintained road within that subdivision . Vote: Ayes, 5; noes,, U, 9. 8. DURHAM TAC MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING IO. Commissioner W1llhnit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , Il° to adopt the Resolution,of approval of the Memorandum of Understanding 12° for the Durham Urbanized Area Transportation Advisory Committee. 13, Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 14° 9. WILD ANIMAL CONTROL Dr.I5° Dr Vickers Burdette read a statement to the Board (see page 16. of this book) objecting to the caging requirements for servals . Cnm- I?° suggested: that W1�lhnit suggeoted that the perimeter fence be waived 18. and a variance be granted for this particular serval . Mr. Rod Farb, 19. tiger owner, opposed the requirement for the concrete or gravel floor- 20. ing for the tigers. He said it is not a humane manner of caging for 21~ tigeru, it damages the paws and is unsanitary; that is , fecal material 22, cannot be removed from gravel and the location of the enclosure some 23° 4 mile from a water source makes the washing of the material from 2k. cnnceete impractical apart from the cruelty inherent in such a flour' 25" He said drainage would not be a problem in his case as the enclosure 26, is to be upon a hill in northern Orange. Mr. Jerry Robinson, Health 27. Director,Diroctor said he would like to see the construction plans before he 28, , recommended a variance; however, there was agreement to reexamine the 29° cnncrete/gravel floor requirement for humane reasons. Mr. Mahler,30. Nr Mahler attorney for Lynne Moredock and her jaguar, "Yoda ," 3/" requested that a variance be given for the den Yoda occupies . Mr. 32° Rubinson said the den may well meet the standards, he did not inspect ,,.the den at close range but would return and do so. Mr. Mahler also . ^ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _' _- 34. requested that an automatic extension be given beyond the nne=hundred 35°twenty days for compliance with the caging stundards. Upon the advice 36.of nf the County Attorney, the Board chose to deal with extensions on an 37.individual individuol basis if needed. The Manager promised a status report at 38,ninety days on compliance with the caging standards. 39. 1. �K�M w°~° 2. 3. 4" Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , 5° to approve the caging requirements as submitted and subject to the 6° amendment made today regarding the perimeter fence required for xer- T" vals and reexamination of the surface requirements for cages. Vote: 8. Ayes, 3 (Commissioners Marshall , Willhoit and Whitted); noes , 2 (Com- 9~ missioners Lloyd and Walker) . This will return for a second reading 10. on May 17th, 11. Commissioner MarsDall moved, seconded by Commissioner Whitted, I2° to approve the fee schedule as submitted today (see pages of I3° this book for both caging and fee requirements) . Vote: Ayes, 3 (Cum- 14~ missioners Marshall , Whitted and Willhoit); noes, 2 (Commissioners 15. Lloyd and Walker) . This will return for a second reading on May 17th. 16. 10' EMS FRANCHISES--Second Adoption 17. The County Manager suggested the Board amend the Franchises to IB° impose a five year limit on the franchises. J9° Commissioner Whitted moved to issue franchises and certificates 20° to South Orange and Orange County Rescue Squads for the authorization 21. to administer emergency medical care and transport patients; to issue 22. franchises to Southeastern MedEvac, Piedmont Ambulance Service and 23. Southern Triangle Ambulance Service to allow for transport of non- 24° emergency patients; and, issue certificates to Caldwell and Chapel 25. Hill first responders to provide for administering emergency patient 26. care for terms of five years each. Commissioner Marshall seconded the 27. motion. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 28. This will be returned to the agenda of May 17th for a second 29. adoption because the franchises were amended. 30. 11' SURPLUS PROPERTY 31~ Commissioner Walker moved, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd , to 32. approve the Resolution authorizing the Purchasing Director to hold 33" an auction of surplus. County property'__ 34~ Commissioner Whitted asked that the portion of the Resolution 35. authorizing the Purchasing Director signature on vehicle titles be 36. struck as this responsibility resides in the Chair of the Board of 17. Commissioners and should remain there. There was unanimous agreement 38. 39. ' 1. 381 2. 3. 4~ among the Board members to delete that paragraph. (See page 5~ of this book for the Resolution as adopted. ) Vote: Ayes 6. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 7. 12. DP CONTRACT WITH CARRB0RO 8. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , 9° to approve negotiations with the Town of Carrboro for provision of IU^ data processing services to the Town. Vote: Ayes , 5; noes , O. I1° 13. BUDGET AMENDMENT 22° Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit, 13. to approve the budget amendment as submitted (see page of 14° this book) . Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 15. 14. APPOINTMENTS I6° Commission on Women: Commissioner Willhoit moved the appoint- 17. ment of Peggy Dearman to a three year term on this Commission; Cnm- I8° missioner Marshall seconded. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 19. Energy Commission: Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by 20° Commissioner Marshall , the appointment of Marybeth Scotchie Holleman 21. and Frank Sedor to two year terms on this Commission (expiring June 22° 30, 1985) , Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 23. Hillsborough Planning 8nard; Commissioner Marshall moved, 24° seconded by Commissioner Whitted, the appointment of John Dorwood 25° au the County representative on this Board. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes , 26. 0. 27" Hillsborough Board of Adjustment: Commissioner Willhoit moved, 28^ seconded by Commissioner Marshall , the appointment of Caleb Moore as 29. the County representative on this Board. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 30. Human Services Commission : Commissioner Willhoit moved, 31. seconded by Commissioner Marshall , to appoint Barbara Page to this ]2° commission. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. Commissioner Willhoit moved, " 34. seconded by Commissioner Marshall , the reappointment of Wil Morse, 35° William McCormick, Kenneth Strayhorn and Mary Rita Gray to three 36. year terms. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, 0. 37° Commissioner Marshall moved, seconded by Commissioner Willhoit, 38" tn appoint Verna Taylor to a three year term on this Council . Vote: 39° Ayen, 5; noes , O. I° 9 2. 382 3. 4, Recreation Advisor Council : Commissioner Lloyd moved , 5~ seconded by Commissioner Willhoit, to appoint Clyde Pickard to a G° three year term as Bingham Township's representative on this Council . 7' Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. 8. Nursin" Home Advisor Council : Commissioner Marshall moved, 9^ seconded by Commissioner Willhoit, to appoint Eleanor McConnell IO^ to a three year term on this Council as recommended by Hillhaven II ° Convalescent Center, Vote: Ayes, 5; noes , O' 12. Appointment to the Industrial Authority was delayed until I3° next month. ]� --° 15' LANDFILL EASEMENT--Added Item 15° Commissioner Lloyd moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall , 16° to approve the easement agreement with the Town of Hillsborough I?° for access across the County garage property. Vote : Ayes , 5; 18. noes, O. 19. 16. RESOLUTION--Added Item 20° The Board agreed that a Resolution detailing the required paper- 21. work by the Department of Social Services is to be brought to the agenda 22. on May 17 . 23. The Board adjourned for lunch and resumed at 2:00 P.M. with 24. all members present. The Board interviewed candidates for the 25^ Orange County Economic Development Commission, Those interviewed 26. are George Johnson, Elaine Parker, John Gastineau, Peggy McCarthy 27" and Turner Forrest. 28. Following the interviews the Board adjourned by consensus. 29. 30, Richard E. Whitted, Chair 31. 326Paulette Pridgen, Clerk 3]" -- 34. 35° 36. 37. 38. 39. I .001 1 „ , I ORAi.%-E CUNT .-, BOARD a= CCMISSION&RS Action kgancla • Dlo:b_ ACTION' TrauIDA ITEM ABSTRAM Item C i tilMr. .MG DATE May 2, 198 E...I subject: Closure of Portion of Old Cedar Grove Road 1 . ------ DepaLltnant; Plannin: ( Public ReAring: x yes . no 1 1 .,, _ Atteclarrent(s) : a) Rtolution b) Location J-""/IMalliaa C°11t2 -e: Susan Smith Map • I Phone Nutter: 732-8181 EXT. 359 1 FURPOSE: To obtain public input on the resolution adopted by the Board of Commissioners on March 7, 1983 declaring the intent to close a portion of Old Cedar Grove Road in Hillsborough Township. NEED: The petitioner is requesting the closure of an abondoned potion of Old Cedar Grove Road. The portion to be closed is 851.84 feet in length and extending south from the southwest corner of Highland Woods subdivision through the intersection with the right-of-way of Larchwood. Road and continues south to the southwet corner of the portion of property owned by J.W. Garrard on the north side of Old Cedar Grove Road. The section so described crosses Lot 17 owned by Mr.] Garrard and splits 1.64 acres from the remaining 35,86 acre tract located to the scuth and west of Old Cedar Grove Road and splits 3.05 acres from the 6.73 acres located to the south of Old Cedar Grove Road and to the east Of Larchwood Koad. IMPCAT: Closure of t e abandoned portion of Old Cedar Grove Road would not interfere with any adjacent property or use of the road for access. Old Cedar Grove Road extendslfrom Larchwood Road to the Town of HiYisbotough property to the south. It is abandoned for most of its length. Highland Woods subdivision has access 14 Larchwood Road to Harper Road and then onto SR 1328, Faucette Mill Road. , 1 - Upon closure of road all right, title and interest in the right-of-way is vested in. thOse persons owning lots or parcels of Ianctadjacent to the road. The tiitle of each adjoining landowner, for the width of his abutting 1 land, extends i to the center line of the road, subject to any public utility use or facility. RECOMMElbATION: Adoption of order for permanent closure of the portion of Old Cedar Grove Road. I Direct clerk to the Board to deliver a certified copy of the order to the Register of Deeds to be filed. - • " ''''■44-";0.,44 ; •‘4-1.q 002 NORTH CAROLINA ORANGE COUNTY RESOLUTION A petition having been filed by Joseph W. Garrard to close permanently a portion of a certain road which is now abandoned found on a certain plat recorded in Plat Book 17, at Page 21 of the Orange County Registry entitled "Property of Earl and Joanne Turner" as surveyed by Robert A. Jones, Registered - ' a Surveyor dated June 7, 1968, said road being designated on said g plat as the "Old Cedar Grove Road" the said portion to be closed 0 0 I! being that portion of the said road as it crosses the property of 4 the Petitioner, Joseph W. Garrard; said portion being more par- ° ticularly described as follows:: 6 4 a Lying approximately 15 feet on either side of the following described center line: BEGINNING at a ' iron stake in the Southwest corner of the Highland Woods Subdivision as shown on plat hereinafter Preferred, the Southwest corner of a 1.64 acre tract shown on said plat; running thence South 350 3' 4 East 130.41 feet to a stake; running thence South 4 40° 15' East 217.23 feet to a stake in the center • 0 = of the right of way to "Larchwood !pad"; running thence South 38° 41 East 404.2 feet to an iron stake, corner with the Town of Hillsborough pro- perty. And it appearing to the Board of Commissioners that said portion of said road is not presently op6n for vehicular traffic or other purpose; and it further appearing to the Board of the Commissioners that the Petitioner, Joseph W. Garrard, is 1 s-A,, -• - 1)--":4- '•-. ,.:Acj.. „x7`.1,,;,` ,‘-:,1-:-.•;Z.t,-.. -.4' -' :=',' ",„4•7":e2:1" :9,' '•-.7-Athle). etxd•"e V-i:',',*:0-.,..., ,, 2e- • -•-,--7., • , 1,-- •-...--, ' '4--.• -.•,- - -..r-: 1^:-., '-^- '' 1,,`'-'ra'„,.i '"-tV.Ailea..%ice.4.''-, .:."4 -,-'''.:4,:tz-":3 ' - ' ' .'" ' V'Z-r. .," •-- " '''. ' ',-":11'*1,-.3- .7. • _447;• ., -Z,- ,-Z.*.,. -1.4%tt i'`_!..•k.- -1 -,ticAr,',11,-*.- 'A L 4;44 Cir4i71.'-*m_ . 1 --to .2 .4.14:4wits7- 1 . -- 003.. - . -. ,- - '.,. :, ..„• , . _ • ,w. ...... . , Orange County that a publi6 hearing should be called to determine if the closing of said road is contrary to the public interest or would deny any individual reasonable means of ingress and . 1 egress td, his property; . I ' .. • , . NOW, THEREFORE, upon motion of Commissioner Ben: Lloi.d, • - .`. : duly secolnded.by commissioner Norman Walker, the following -resol- . - . utionwasadopted by the following commissioners voting "„ay" : I Ben Lloyd, Norman Walker, Richard Whitted, Don Wilhoit, and .- . m R Shirley M1 arshall. a 1 . BE IT RESOLVED, that the Orange' County Board of Commis- . • a 1 . , 0 g sioners in1 tends to permanently close that portion of "Cedar Grove , m 0 1 - m 4 Road" as described above, and that a public hearing will be • , e 2 called to discuss the matter on May 2, 1983 at 10:00 o'clock a.m. g 0 m e in the Commissioners Room in the Courthouse in Hillsborough, e North Carolina; That at said hearing any person may be heard on m the question of whether or not the closing is- detrimental to the ri public interest or to the property rights of any individual a pursuant to North Carolina General Statutes. . m II, Paulette Pridgen-Pond, Clerk of the Board of Com- m m m u missionersi of Orange County,do hereby certify that the foregoing and attachled is a true and correct copy of the resolution duly , , passed by he Board of Commissioners of Orange County at its - meeting held on March 7, 1983, Whi-ch resolution is duly recorded Intthelminutes of said meeting in Book number P57- . e I 1 1,.., t crk, - i• ;��%,:.R%*. �, 5,;, ‘ ,e.r ".`.'''.',•.:,.,-,:.:-..-4'.'1'.:::-4'.1;.-,.•'4� .f} 7 s n�'s'+.Z'��*3',j I }'M1ca5.-,..•C at.wt � .n.5,. y„ Ef 5+,1"..,,7,11‘...,* i" «i+� k •, n.w4`...n'rw•e,.y.' r•?wx...,,,♦4M�i�h�iM+rwMf..Lt..� + i '�•—• - . 4^ I ?.:•."...%: \ ,� "° . :• Yf'. , , , •.. ..® r 1 'w `• � „ '48 .'a :. .:.4.,-�,:: ♦ , 2 A�✓ ., ti;�,•4�: ��� L"'. 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Center Week--May 8-14, 1983 4--Soil Stewardship Week--May 8-15, 1983 5--Public Works Week--May 22-28, 1983 NEED: 1--To Honor the women who contribute so much to all our lives. 2--To honor the senior citizens for the contributions to our Colnty, State and Nation. 3--To make the public aware that Senior Centers are a place where older adults can disseminate their accumulated knowledge and experience and gain pride in their accompllishments. 4--To pub6cize. the necessity for proper management of the earth for our children's, sakes. 5--To make the public aware of the services provided by our Public Works Department. RECOMMENDATION: • • • r ' - • •-• • .," _ - ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 106 EAsr MARGARET LANK RELLSBOROUGI-1.N. C. 27278 ILKSIARD ItrICHIESS, MY LLOYD SHIRLEY L MARSHALL DORMAN•groaxn DON WELCH= PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, Orange County is indebted to members of the Orange County Extension Homemakers Council, whose outstanding contributions to the develop- ment of homes and vitality and whose skills and leadership continue to expand its greatness; and, WHEREAS, Extension homemakers continue their active involvement in communities throughout our County by seeking to identify the needs of families to marshal the available resources, and encourage family and com- munity participation to achieve a richer quality of living; and, WHEREAS, Observance of National Extension Homemakers Week is a nationwide tribute to homemakers and the support they offer to individuals and families, and it is fitting that Orange County recognize these women for their contributions to the well-being and progress of our County and State and citizens; NOW, THEREFORE, we, the Orange County Board of Commissioners, acting on behalf of the citizens of Orange County, do HEREBY PROCLAIM the week of May 1-7, 1983, EXTENSION HOMEMAKERS WEEK IN ORANGE COUNTY - AND, FURTHER COMMEND this observance to all our citizens. Richard E. Whitted, Chair Orange County Board of Commissioners THIS, the 2nd day of May, 1983, tt`..ANY:t /-444 •-lit 4,1. •::. "04' 5.S*•. 01. - • .•;:. ISS'; • : r"" ;■ '7:"L: 007 - ORANGE COUNTY. COMMISSIONERS 106 Liar MARGARET LANE 1-33x.x.sBortousif..N.C. 27278 SAW=E.WflflffD,amir LLOYD SMUT Z KASSIIALL WMMNSCALMA mwommwm PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, According to the latest population figures, there are over 8,000 persons over 60 years of age in Orange County; and, WHEREAS, Orange County is proud of the older adults who live here and wishes to show appreciation for what they have given and for what they have contributed to their County, State and Nation;: and, WHEREAS, Because of them, the rest of the citizens enjoy the fruits of their visions and their labors, and their example is an inspiration to continue to make Orange County a good place in which to live; and, WHEREAS, Our President and Governor have proclaimed May as Senior Citizens Month, Orange County wishes to set aside a special month for recognition of the older segment of its citizenry; NOW, THEREFORE, We, the Orange County Board of Commissioners, join! the Governor of North Carolina and the President of the United States in PROCLAIMING May SENIOR CITIZENS MONTH AND, further, do encourage all citizens to join us in honoring our older Americans. . -- Richard E. Whitted, Chair Orange County Board of Commissioners This, the 2nd day of May, 1983. N:010447/,, 4, .1%.414-447417, k. • •vi...111t,' t . "tp -m■t. , r A r'k re.",c<A%**? .;. • "7. 17,-; : -- 7, „. 008- , CrRA.1\TGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 106 EAsr MARGARET LANE HILLSBOROUGH.N.C. 27278 EICHAED warn=amp- UN LLOYD SHIRLEY E.MAIESHAU. NORMAN WALE= TX:Ri WILLHOST • • OROCLAMATION WHEREAS, Senior centers affirm the dignity, self—worth and independence of older persons by facilitating their decisions and actions, tapping their experiences, skills and knowledge, and enabling their continued contribution to the Community; and, WHEREAS, Senior centers function as service delivery focal:points, helping older persons to help themselves and each other, and offering services or access to community services, as needed; and, WHEREAS, Orange County has established a Northern Orange Senior Cenier and has supported Senior Nutrition Centers throught the County to serve older adults; and, WHEREAS, ' Senior centers in our County serve as a viable commitment to our older residents; NOW, THEREFORE. we, the Orange County Board of Commissioners, HEREBY PROCLAIM the week of May 8 through 14, 1983, SENIOR CENTER WEEK IN . ORANGE COUNTY - I And, further, encourage all citizens to visit a senior center in their area•. Ric ard E. itte., Chair Orange County Board of Commissioners THIS, the nd day of May, 1983 cfrA410Fe.41:4 4,itt ;M. I 110, ,r tr: 4;14", kt — — 7 , A 4rettW4 ' , 1 ‘P - 00 • • - • • • groclavnation WHEREAS, the well-being of our people depends upon the production of ample supplies of food,fiber and other products of the soil;and - - WHEREAS, the quality and quantity of these products depend upon the conservation,wise and proper management of the soil and water resources;and WHEREAS. our people have a mutual interest in the land and share the responsibility of preserving its productivity;and WHEREAS,conservation districts provide a practical and democratic organiza- tion through which landowners are taking the initiative to conserve and make proper use of these resources;and WHEREAS, the conservation districts are carrying forward a program of soil and water conservation in cooperation with numerous agencies and countless individuals; NOW,THEREFORE,I,in full appreciation of the value of the soil to the public welfare,and desiring to honor those who protect it,do hereby proclaim May 8-15,1983 21071 efiewardshi op Week in the COUNTY of ORANGE, NORTH CAROLINA IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and caused the Great Seal of the COUNTY of Orange,:North Carol ina to be affixed. Done at the Orange County Board of Commissioners in the County (Official Seal) of Orange this 2nd day of May ,the Year of Our Lord one thousand nine hundred eighty-three. Attest - Richard E. Whitted, Chair Board of Commissioners, County of Orange, North Carol ina S. - -. ~ ` 1 +(�+ '4,Y 387 ORANGE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 106 EAST MdRGeaar Lena prrr.r SBOROUGH,N.C. 27278 BEN LLCM) PROCLAMATION Om*, PROCLAMATION SUM=I.waseur. • NOIKAN WALK XI l nom WU.sonr WHEREAS, public works services provided in our community are an integral part of our citizens' everyday lives; and, WHEREAS, the support of an understanding and informed citizenry is vital to the efficient operation of public works systems and programs such as water, sewers, streets and highways, public buildings, solid waste collection and snow removal; and, WHEREAS, the health, safety and comfort of this community greatly depends an these facilities whose planning, design and construction are vitally dependent upon the efforts and skills of public works officials; and, WHEREAS, the efficiency of the qualified and dedicated personnel who staff public works departments is materially influenced by the citizens' attitude and understanding of the importance of the work they perform; and, THEREFORE, We, the Board of Commissioners, do hereby PROCLAIM May 22-28, 1983, PUBLIC WORKS WEEK IN ORANGE COUNTY and call upon all citizens and civic organizations to acquaint themselves with the problems involved in providing public works and to recognize the contributions which public works officials gmakeeveryday to our health, safety and comfort. ..1. sly tOtr t , ,,r•' tv►V v r f '.' C• �".� 1w ��- RICHARD E. WHITTED, CHAIR + N.` :c;} ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS •;r , '+ , , . di I ThI* , the 2nd day of May, 1983. ORANGE COUNTY 011 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Action Agenda Item No.E.03 ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT MEETING DATE May 2, 1983 [ Subject: Housing Rehabilitation Contract Award Department: Communit DeVeloment Public Hearing: ,yes x no ] kttachment(s) : Information Contact: Wilbert McAdoo Bid Results Phone Number: 732-8181 Ext. 429 • Purpose: Award of one Housing Rehabilitation Contract, Sealed bids were received and opened on April 11 , 1983. Attached is a tabulation of the bids by dwelling unit number. Impact: % - Award of contract to the lowest bidder will be consistent with present housing rehabilitation bid procedure. ��� ��� �K��� =~,~ RESULTS OF BID OPENING APPLICATION NUMBER 42 OWNER: Mae Freeney ___ : COST ESTIMATE: 6,27l.O0 O�8ES�: D.U.D,U. 42 Hill Stre- . PERCENTAGE OF BID 0Y[R UNDER '85 COST ESTIMATE CHECK ONE: JOB BID D—D JOB NEGOTIATED ij COMPAN ' % BID AMOUNT | Samuel En.lish � - 6.2l8.0O 2_ William King-, � ' : : ov 1. Gates Construction __ ' . »" � - • , Bids opened by: Robert Wilson Time of Bid Opening: 3:$0 p.m. Date of Bid Opening: April 11 1983 Witnessed by: */ _ . ~~~ Lowest Acceptable Bid: 6,218.00 nsgotiaoed Amount: Contractor: Samuel English _ . NAME Rt. 1 Box 16, 27243 ADO" = PHONE NUMBER COMMENTS: Community Devl-opments contribution towards the rehabilitation of this dwelling unit will be $6,000'00 ) ~ � 7'�~ ?�� DATE: / �vbmitte� by: / l/. ' /�,�c�',, ' ' / --~ Bid Approved by: . __ Not Issued I 1 Proceed Order: Issued. | I COMMENTS: - - ' - - - - -- 013' ORA:13E CaJ1.1717 BOAR!) Cr.:.'• Ca-24TSSIOSIERS Action. ./..grad.a Ai- AC'TiON AGE\ICA ITE4 ABSTRACT tza-Ell• • MEE'T.D.K; DATE May 2 1983 Subject: Final Approval of Section IV-B Wilkerson Acres • I Depart-rent: Planning Public yes x no • • • Iriforraation Contact: Pk.badiammit(S) : Checklist, Tax Map Marvin Collins- Letter Phalle alcuberl. 732-8l _m PURPOSE: Final Approval of Wilkerson. Acres - Section IV-B NEED: The Planning Staff recommended that the subdivision be approved with the condition chat a public road be built to State Secondary Standards. The Planning Board recommended approval of the preliminary plan with the condition that a State road be built by the developer. The Board of Commissioners, at its April 19, 1983 meeting, gave preliminary approval to the subdivision with the condition that a Private "Class A" road be built by the developer. The developer has provided a bond to the County which is sufficient to cover the costs of construction of the Private "Class A" road. The Planning Board, at - its April 25,. 1983 meeting, voted to deny approval of the Final Plat of the subdivision. The stated reason was that the road proposed was substantially different from that recommended in the preliminary approval. The Planning , Board exprssed concern that a gravel road would be inadequate for a commercial subdivision, especially in the future when several of the lots could be sold and used for various commercial enterprises. If any road improvements were necessary, the improvements had to be made as a condition of approval of the subdivision. • IMPACT: Section III E-1 of the Subdivision Regulations states that if the Final Plat - is disapproved, the reasons for disapproval shall be stated upon the records of the Planning Board. The Planning Board's decision may be appealed by the subdivider to the Board of County Commissioners. Mr. Wilkerson asked that the Commissioners review the action of the Planning Board. 014 Rt. 1, Box 363 Hillsborough, NC 27278 April 27, 1983 Mr. Rick Cannity Orange County Planning Department East Margaret Lane Hillsborough, NC 27278 • Dear Mr. Cannity: I am very upset upon hearing the decision • that the Orange County Planning board made this past Monday night at their meeting concerning my property. I would like to appeal this decision and if necessary have a chance to appear before the Orange County Commissioners at their next meeting. Please let me know what I need to do to effect this apPeal. I am looking forward to hearing from you soon. Sincerely, (gjetk445L-400%.1, Paul L. Wilkerson, Sr. DJAJUK 5UI5U3 rw i:its: AI.1.10s section W -D: i + OWNER OR DEVELOPER F 0 ...� TAX Ma 5 1 4T PI!a 4 Fire DiftriC$ Hillsbarou h [NEED Alois C r s To be d$yelaped `in_ ,, pbasn(s) v Total number of scree _ �. st'present or proposed m ame) Hi2lsbo Community Individual Community individual Septaia tank_ _gCHQOL �}ISTRICT 57 -Road Standard -t Public or private Class A,�,,�,,,,, such as streams ( x 1.11 Flood prone areas ( x }, Historic Sites ( }4 athsr ( , Explaint ................ ,_ commgrgial—Besidentlaii id' si s gate) 3 -10-83 Approved ( * ) 'Recommended Changes t � A (Date} REVISED PRELIMINARY FLAN RECEIVED (Data). ealth Department nnriQ xalufpid Erosion Control t3fficer: carat_ a -n7 De artment of Transportation :Board of Education Dan i ��nafor - - p OWASA .(if possible) Mebane (if possible) - itillsboroagh (if possible} - Orange /Alamance (if possible) he Planning hoard ' Approval -March -21 1983 {{ he,County Commissioners I te) Art1_1T19'...............�.. roved by the health Department' W Departments appFoval are coAined or listed propeirly on the plat ; Agreement submitted (whera applicable).- Approved been provided'for; completed, band, letter of credit : cash. Data „April 1-k. 1383' ... val (where applicable) .on .all, plans & specifications. Date i on plat he Planning Board - �i O i f r .. 8 i t�40 w 4C . "�,s M AP PP ~ 1c ~ - i i 4 7 M i ! � M „ • M • . � - , ! i Mme' . $ w j i M ! 4 ' • ��y If • /R FU rV EEG T/ 0 MN ) .. ! C�I E ....._.__.. JJ R D I. V:11 170 . ..., zAC 0 , . 80.61 AC. . rff , .. e .../ / , .. ..,::. ,.. t L. ... AC.. ►• L. , 7971 0 ' !!i It . - 3.t � Ac. •i it .. ,1r. . . =."r.�...�-,.... `a,....�;,�..,,,._ —..mow i : .. SEE MAP 5C l f ��`"`" ---. .. AC. 2 0 WILXERSON ACRES �. i i H SEC. 3 %' ! 1 n GQ C3B...�. ......VRK;. ..,...... ......... ."�..SFi , t ` B i 1 SEE l \,. ` MAP 58 , , , - (WiLKERSON / r . ' --AGREV t 1 i 017 ORANqE COUT.Y BOARD OF CCMM/SSIONERS Action Agenda NoA1 5. ACCiDg rff,317.MA TTEH ABSTRACT . NUMING DATE May 2, 1983 Subject: Minimum Lot Sizes. in Designated Protected Watereheds . . pl Public Hearing: yes X no Degat-hanat: . , - .1 • • Aitameamixt(s)':: a) Resolution "r4ormaticip Contact:. Susan Smith phope Nurpber: 732-8183. EXT. 359 PURPOSE: Consider the April. 25, 1983 resolution of the Planning Board requesting the Board to reconsider the minimum.lot sizes and associated performance standards for design4ted protected watersheds as proposed in the recommendations Of the Water Resources Task Force. NEW; The Water Resources Task Force recommended, as one of sixteen recommendations, the following: Recommendation #12 Orange County should implement the following zoning districts and associated performance standards in protected watersheds: a minimum 2 acre residential lot size coupled with stormwater management require- , ments which will insure that the quality and guantity of run off from a site approximates the pre-develop- ment condition; a minimum 5 acre residential lot size without requiring stormwater management measures. For non-residential develbpments the ratio of impervious surfaces to gross land area should not exceed 0.25. The Planning Board recommended approval of this recommendation. The Board of County Commissioners revised and adopted this recommendation on August 23, 1982 as follows: . , • Orange County should Implement the following zoning districts and associated performance standards in protected watersheds. For non- residential developments the ratio of im- pervious surface to gross land area should not exceed 0.25. At their April 1, 1983 special meeting on economic development the Planning Board voted unanimously to request the BOCC to reconsider the reinstatement of lot size minimums.,and associated performance standards in designated protected - watersheds due to concerns regarding development Impacts on water quality in protected watersheds; - watershed protection is a critical unresolved issue that has impeded progress of fing. . „ ;''''.:•••-•'="•-4•7••••7,'-:,..•••=••1•'. ..:••• 389 -- -enetrIZ. • RESOLUTION OF THE PLANNING BOARD APRIL 25, 1983 WHERES; the Planning Board agrees in principle with the reccomendationsof the Water Resources Task Force-concerning the need for restrictions an minimum lots sizes in potential and existing watersheds (2.0 acre minimum with storndater management and 5.0 acre minimum without stormdater management); and WHEREAS; the current zoning ordinance has no extra protective restrictions as to minimum lot size in watersheds or potential watershed areas (1 acre minimum); and, WHEREAS; the Planning Board forsees a future need in the county for all its water resources; and WHEREAS; the Planning Board wishes any error in Judgment concerning future water resources to be minimized, and feels that a conservative approach to restriction of building in watersheds is the safest approach; BE IT RESOLVED; that the Planning Board recommends that the Board of County CorarLssionera re—examine the need for imposition of larger minimum lot sizes in watersheds, existing or potential, in accordance with the findings of the Water Resources Task Force. • pbone:Number: 181 EXT: 359 Caord.ttee; b)- Minutes, of the March'28, 198 • PPRPOSE: To' conSider nirther action dri the propesed Orange County Farm Prebervation . Pz,,ogram as papanaended by the Agricultural.Task Force and ATF Implementation • NEED: The Agricultural Task Force presented its rePort TO Preserve Our Farms to the Board in 19811. The.Board adopted the Report in p—r-iiia75277-71---an. in 2 created the Inplementation Committee!6f the Agricultural Task Force. The Committee revised the Program outlined in the Task Force Report and conducted a: Speakers BUreau en the proposed-program. The Board held a public hearing on the proposed program on .March 28,1:RP3:,to obtain Citizen canna-rt. Further action by. the Board is required'to pursue implementation of the proposed program. IMPACT: Approval of the proposed progrmn irtent and provisions would substantially address fact6rs affecting the State. Of agriculture in Orange County as outlined in the findings of fact made by the Agricultural Task Force as part of the fulfillment Of their charge to prepare a report for the Board. See reCOmmendations of the Agricultural Task Force Implementation Committee. Implenentjation Committee reconmends that the Board of County Commissioners con- tract - for professional drafting services to draft a local ordinance implenenting the program,as vreil as legislative chanEps required by the proposed program,„ and pursue the matter in the General Asseubly. -,-tfricA:,:-;',.. ''';•e;:f1V-c-1----_,""41-t,-W•±4;4.:1 701;.-••-■--7-",-;-.. .,c,--..•-•-. - •u-.-•••, . - - - ._, .,„...5÷...ro 4:,,,..L.,3%...,.,-;..!. ........i„:,,x,..•_•••;:e,.,•,„.-6.r,f,i,.).:4eA., --.4:-.e.•-•-1---7.V.,-,g•:-,,(4.„f.-...,ak.,-..i.:-:,rtir-71.,:CIS,',.-,•:,..;,-:.1..."7-;,-+,-4-r',,-, ..----,,::"."-'-'*,-....:X-?:.--,*.g, ..,-.: •:• l' '-'•:1.-T:es ,:,?s• ..,'--7^•7"4--"-n . 7Cr--7-.JP;1-C Pr".4-"-•v-:- - -"Ns -"• _,_es ir• ---:-••, -7-"-' ,•-.--"-'.%:.0.1-%-""-r 41A4..r,R-.•"-T+-'.''."•-n•-.Z-r-".1:---.- ..-."•,k--,“-- ORANGE COTflN1Y PLANNLG DEPHENT :"•:-_..,--,-,,,--■3,ez-3,1 02!--.. n a-.m- ramsBoROUGEL . . NIDEMEE CA-ROLT.N.A. - . 2727/3 • . . . - . ter3 P C 04. . PP.. KF.:X I .1:r• . . . s4- . • . 41rit ' . . . mcommumaIoss . , OF TEE • AGRICULTURAL TASK FORCE IlkiRL...71•ENTATIOS COMITTEE . I . In 1979 the Board of County Commissioners formed the Agricultural. Task Force with the charge to prepare a report to the Cbomissioners on the state of agriculture in Orange County asIsupporting information for development of the County's Laud tise Flan. The Task r0=Ce presented its report Preserving Our Farms : Final ne..._ ..rt of the Oran e Count A.....icultural Task Force in 1981. The Board of County Commigsioners appraired the Report in principle and by official action in 1982 created the implementation Committee of the Agricultural Task Force• The recom-,:, , mendations of the implementation Committee to the Board of County Commissioners — follow: I - . , _ ,.. That the Board of County Commissioners establish a policy or policies directed at the protection and preservation of agricultural lands and ac.... tivities in Orange County. : • That the Board of County ComMissioners consider . • a fax preservation program for Orange County to be effective county414ide. . . • That the Board of County Commissioners hold a . public hearing on the provisions of the famm • preservation program to Orange County to obtain • citizen input on the proposed Prograe. • . That the Board of County Commissioners contract e drastting services to draft a local ordinance impd.ementing the program, as well as the legislative changes required by the proposed program. . . , •. That the Board of County Commissioners pursue . . this matte in the General assembly approval of the legislative changes necessary to implement the proposed program. i • That the Board of -CRunty Commissioners aoprovu I the farm ozeservatiOn program in concept and ORA, E; COUNTY 021 BOARD OF COMPALSSIONS Action Agenda Then. No..ELII Acrim AGE\TDA jrj. j AssnAcr • PDEFZENG DATE MAk 2. 1983 - ' Subject: Paving of Linden Road in Brigadoon Subdivision Departrrent: Planning PubJ,ic Hearing: , • yes N. „ no • --r Attachment Cs) : a) Petition b) Location InIhrimation Contact: Susan Smith Map c) 1981 Point System Phone Number: 7324181 EXT. 359 PURPOSE: To consider a petition submitted to the Board asking that the Board request DOT to recOnsider- the Status of Linden Road in the 1981 rural paving Point ' System. NEED: Linden Road is the priority #1 on the Orange County 1981 Point System for the paving of rural roads in the county. As of 1981 prioritization, Linden Road served 28 hones Along a length of 1.2 miles. However, six property owners along Linden Road have refused to sign right-of- may egreerrebts with DOT. Until adequate right-of-way along the length of the road can b obtained, DOT will not pave Linden Road. MKT: The petitioners have asked the Board to request DOT to pave the portion of Linden road which provides access to Brigadoon Drive. They have also requested consideratiOn of paving of the state maintained road within the subdivision. Paving of the portion of Linden Road would substantially benefit the subdivision via improved access. RECOMMENDATION: As the Board decides. _ - piAQC 1- 4(1S9() . . 02 We, the undersigned, petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or at least a portion of Linden Road in Orange County. This road is almost constantly in need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition than any other road of comparable useage in Orange County. 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Orange County. This road is almost -- - 5--.....:. . .. 4.-----ev:„a)nstantly irr need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition ,,- ....,---t„.L..• -4,--i-. than any other road of colLparable useage in Orange County. A, ,, • ,. ,...:,,_•, ...„ ,,,.„.„1,,_..,.„.t.,4,„-i....„,...,...,-,;71.,-....-4,;.- ---:,;„, ..........,. -•• : _ .. - - .. -- - . The condition of the road is not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension systems of the vehicles which must use it but, more importantly, , - - '. it is dangerous. Several passenger cars, have slid into the ditch while trying to dodge holes as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there " have been na injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be paved before there fs a serious:injury. • ..-...-.1,...':-'-j-;---'„-i---.',..--,-,,..--,--.-.1.,---,-,:--•---,,,,..--,,,,•-- - .. ..•• -•-•,-;- -'..--;•-r„,...' _-;•:-,1...•!..1•-•-..;--„,-_.,...- -. ,-,- . NAME AND ADDRESS DATE _ -- ........- 4. )C•/LA.., R Le40.,^■. ° L..3- 0-ri ..". L 4-(- 42,-- iv . a-17 t)uS \4LkP-4A f2-` 11 gil t1CP ...- DutAil.A4/14,-1\ L 1.-- .3° „,. 2 ri n 5.- O ... •. „4,, v-* A0 _ _ __ __ _____ „,.. (1.1.--14•,-t,P. Af..../,1/7 r L f.,r,.44.-- - re), -n?.) .._......._ 1 'N K."1-/.^■-)17 ' ki (7 A 4. . 1 ■-•., ..., .7 , .....6..." ''' 1 e11•'' ,.. fir"-'41 '--7. '.±,."`' l-1 .4_,,t„) .4 ,...,,,, Ll, i''' "..- . .... • "' Ai - " -, -111eAr.:4"..e......e... ...;... ;Ir. s--At.- .- 1•_ Alto....,:atillfr ..• • ■ ... .- 1114- ., .s. ..... t : ki , 21,4=kaduS,X;', ,1......A. . ......, . .- 392 . We, the undersigned, petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or at least a portion of Linden Road in Orange County. This road is almost constantly in need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition than any other road of comparable useage in Orange C.ounty. The condition of the road is not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension systems of the vehicles which must use it but, more- importantly, it-is dangerous. Several passenger cars have slid into the ditch while trying to dodge holes as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there- have been no injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be paved before there Is a serious injury. NAVE AND ADDRESS DATE N0-1 d)ol4-t-4- 0—to Qszsrr, ' (i Ct. a .- 1,31 A 4 / ' _of 47-0-x ' a /6 • ' .4; / ■ .46 / "g1 • 'Jo •32 12%2 .07 ,..cds/5- iv,6 S z • . 4..• x 3 Al 77o5 Ara of' ) - 2'461 C -777 el`- ex ,C-1-7-4-/4- , , _ - 12)f, 3-71 "27_C. Z 3 9 3 . - • 0 We, the undersigned, petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or at least a portion of Linden Road in Orange County. This road is almost constantly in need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition than any other road of comparable useage in Orange County. The condition of the road is not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension systems of the vehicles which must use it but, more importantly, it is dangerous. Several passenger cars have slid into the ditch- while trying to dodge holes as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there have been ho injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be paved before there is a serious injury. NAME AND ADDRESS DATE • 12T- g64 g2-r 3/2.2/6 7)/z.dtLei C /347( AI ZAS. ZP'4". 411 Ar Atif Ztro ..f tiV 14- raL 3 gits Oscwe_ t-#Y1- PUAk+k 3/1-5/ 3 4i; Z5 ' 7 ? RT. 130 `-?1- -51 F 5/7-57 - 5-2 , - - 394 0- We, the undersigned, petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or at least a portion of Linden Road in Orange County. This road is almost constantly in need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition than any other road of comparable useage in Orange County. The condition of the road is not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension systems of the vehicles which must use it but, more importantly, it is dangerous. Several passenger.cars have slid into the ditch while • trying to dodge hales as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there • have been no injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be paved before there is a serious injury. NAME AND ADDRESS DATE z.() .Z.. r' 5 3. //)' 07- Gits.J-4-4\ ‘,„ gp, • 41 Ct,4-01-q:1(\ III • D.11 (A/V/6"471 4274-2 .5eFit (644'17/(1.."277- 5- • (711 x C ) 6A--,_a „etc4 , 27a,4-77 ee,. 770J- c4 ø' i 7,2 7 f...„„A......„, e • ;17 0.114...A.,2,)1%, - ,,.i, JR-44J A . _ , / / ST £%nit .41 /7 AS Ze /er Z..;77c;j" 17 .1- 41 - • I f% , - . - 395 .• 0 • We, the undersigned, petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or at least a portion of Linden Road in Orange County. This mad is almost constantly in need of scraping and graveling and is in worse condition than any other road of comparable useage in Orange County. The condition of the road is not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension systems of the vehicles which must use it but, more importantly, it is dangerous.. Several passenger cars have slid into the ditch while trying to dodge holes as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there have been no injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be paved before there is a serious injury. NAME AND ADDRESS DATE fd.4.14 1 Er 5— — — : . _ • n 3• 911 c. .17705- r C" ,4 • (.?adi.■ IA Lors 14 . 7CriC 5) to CD Lut-ho4,-,_ AA' 'Marta. 71- .2- 73-0 ft A ' Aga 7 / fr Pi A/ / 10 e. FA? .(#1frCe I. ._. •,L 7 7 gS- ., , • (31-. 5Z6 •• P_Ar,n-r-\ 1 o- P •,.77 - , . . •.....„.,4 • . . . ••' 4' ,: - . 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' .• ,..*...7.1;''..P, e'*-44$:'•k' f.k.'•j''..4Vet.7- _iz 11,,A..1,•,y4,„;`,7„.-,7 .. •,., • . . ., . : r. . , . : ^' • ..,:' ,;•,:,c7.:1;41..,!'''....,'-e;::::":..r.:: ',4`C'T'i.V;'`...5:eait:Jf t.7,J"..',;71'm" 0 4 .1.....,- ,,-4--,,,r1,,,,p;:, - . -,. -.... . . • - , .... . . : , . ' ,, ...: . - . ,••A...;,.... ..,-,:„:-.„.:,.4-b.,,,,,..ic,:41;,-.f.e,,,k4.1...,,v..,, 0,,' ,e,. .-c„: ,,,,v,roz...;.. .,-.,.,.,„,,, , . L, ''4 4'.. -.4,,i,•.'s g•.•..*:•'• . ...'. . • , :1%. '• :2!*'',4-; 1-*-...".:••-, ' . ..*•.:. .4 r-',,''n*f;ef;•'' , „. .10.- .44-A,11,-p.•-•*': , p ,f3rii.,.._;4711,,,,f* ,hz.L',V,,,.,,,•4'.-;,; ; ". •- .. ..:-- ; --,. .,,,,, ...••,,, .4,..."'`..:1. • , ' •• ' .. •■A. / ,.. •— •- . one. petition the State of North Carolina to pave all or • s• :,:-...44..:,,e,,,, :1..",:)'•'.1 atleast a port:tow ofq.ifiden Road in Orange County. This road is almost „ ... 4...tv.--`o.constantlYlin,:need ctrscraping and graveling and is in worse condition " thant,any oitter'roadAif'courparable useage in Orange County. f-3 , ,,:4",..`e."‘:;z4r, ..1 iii .):44ridit on of the road is' not only damaging to the paint, tires and suspension isystems of the vehicles which must use it but, more importantly, 1 ..-it is dangerous. Several passenger cars have slid into the ditch while - trying to dodge holes as has at least one school bus. Fortunately, there . .j .have have been no injuries to this date and we sincerely hope this road can be 21,.... paved before there is a serious injury. i - NAME AND ADDRESS DATE 1 _ _.„ - / , , , -- ,e.- .1.:",-,1• ..P.--- .....5-sl.er . .oer tx .-1. • "'"i°c.— . ' C • Ze /)4. 0 /1•14'4 i 4°.`-' A(4 C, ,,..Tr /■," ..;9*? • .... 3,..i.,. f - .0" , a If 6 Ji. , ,, ---r lor._k_.....4.4 .." Are ' air A...Z....1g a ....Ai"..4.. A ..., . r* 4 - ,., iI 4.....• .0" ..e O)/1,:C Id 4.••• / 72.1.;''' D.e..,4 _, 44,:: , / • .4))7(, ------‘,/1 - ....„.... .0.- AL , 4-1-_,c-)1-1- /.?/63 •NI • .. ..,4„ 1 \ 1, ''.. ...,". • k r 3' ,° % ,, '..... .......> - ....r - t . 1 07,11141.• W if, , , .....„) . .p. 3. — . litl .f' i 1, ,q--tt/ttsv-4. / ilk. --1..31 . -Ili Lr- I , iti. c, i ...... 1 • A it,.., / -24orrv-404d eav7g-trri11 - Pd. . Ie"e), ile , 41 lip .A _ "----j, , / • • • • 022 March 28, 1983 Mr. Richard Whitted Chairman Orange County Board of Commissioners Hillsborough, North Carolina Dear Richard: Enclosed you will find a petition signed by most of the homeowners on Linden Road or in the Brigadoon Development. Our understanding is that the paving of Linden Road is currently on a priority basis with the State Department of Transportation. However, because some landowners near the north end of Linden Road have refused to sign granting a right of way, the paving of the entire road is on an indefinite lhold. We understand the prospect for total paving is extremely small. The portioni of the road which is in the worst condition is that part between Brigadoon Drive and Highway 70. While all must travel that section of road a large percentage if not most of the traffic, turns from Linden' Road going into Brigadoon. It would be of tremendous benefit to all if the State would pave at least that portion of Linden Road which goes to Brigadoon Drive. It would also be extremely beneficial to those in Brigadoon if the State-maintained roads in Brigadoon were paved also. Therefore, lie are submitting this petition to the Orange County Board of Commissioners and are asking that you request the Department of Transportation to reconsider the decision concerning Linden Road. Our request is that Linden Roacyle paved at least as far as Brigadoon Drive and consideration also be given to paving the State-maintained roads within Brigadoon. We will be glad to provide any information or be of any assistance necessary. Please let us know of your decision in this matter. Sincerely, Gladys S. Glenn Route 2, Box 516E Durham, North Carolina 27705 684-2015 (day) 383-2809 (evening) I - -- , 7:?.:AV..Tnt:; .."'":4 ,e7.0..:%14..:. . .e: . '...' .... ,.:, 7 r -..::. ILAZI) %V V era;.tii;e:to-16 ei:......,..., „.,,,„,... ::.. .: ,. L. ...-,.._-.,_, , -,-, -.7.7 .---- ---, ,A, :r„,it,....,.: • ,,.. , ... _- . ; \ (..- ( 1 : •• , • , , :.?,......1.- ) t4--(3 IrgoidoilFp°----- "iv I • ir ATIN t.). ( Lo • 4 \N' c``). • % irri I ,zi. e iz c?`•.. RD. I __., 6 MM! cr '..v 1 ege P co ,1/444- BURKE or 1 .. ... a 6c- (/ I ,0 .= (.." _.,,_„.....1‘...._,..--1' :P4. rssr ---- . o p.... 4. eq. , ..:.,,'kt, 74" '419 P " .*41":"" / Ma. q. ' I') -,... .4? 1 1 . , i& i c3> ck . r ) I Z 0.1 ' • '1* i / I \1 1667; \\.....\,, t ..■ I )) -•!..„7.„. 1. MSS 114 ; ' ■ . . SOL.= pa ; -.• Ait....LI g y , , • Ilk ---, Eno i., . .---... , .,.. 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L.-. ..A 1 IIIII.SP i 4 1 1 kA• PiNaZte 44 P III3 / •0- , -.4c:..',V.,•..:::,,---.-..,r.r,. r.,,.. r h? ..... .... ,-4.\--__ t \ :-_..-. . _ i - i ORANGE c 0UNTY.1981 POINT MUM 031 • ority SR No. Traffic Pri No. No. Name.and Description Length Homes Count 1 * 1566 Linden Road from US 70 to a Dead End 1.2 28 390 2 * 1916 Parker Road from SR 1992 to a Dead End 0.65 6 330 3 3 1103 Joe McCauley Road from SR 11.04 to a Dead End 1.5 32 250 4 1716 Couch Mountain Road from SR 1714 to SR. 1841 0.55 18 207 5 * 1561. 1axrjence Road from SR 1002 to End of Pavement 0.7 6 • 230 • 6 1574 Johri Watkins Road from SR 1002 to SR. 1540 1.4 27 1.77 7 * 1943 Jessie Neville Road from. SR 1005 to a Dead End 0.5 20 184 S 1538 Disk Gates Road from SR 1.003 to NC 57 3.0- 30 200 9 3.306 Old County Home Road from SR 1338 to Dead End 1.1 15 198 10 1137 Busy Cook Road from SR 1114 to SR 1144 2.3. .. 25 192 11 *. 1727 Eubtnks Road from SR. 1009 to SR 1729 0.92 10 200 12 131,2 Richmond Road from US 70 to SR 1306 1.7 16. 185 13 1127 Borland Road from SR 1102 to SR 1113 2.7 26 ..165 14 1335 ..idliti w.f r ./i i n Road from NC 86 to 5R 1332 _ _ r& M.. 147 15 15b8 Millet Road. from SA 1567 to a Dead End 1.2 18 138 16 1135 D I ock Vivi Troop from SR. 1.134 to SR 1134 ° 1.9 3.5 156 17 1941 Old. School Road from SR 1942 to a Dead End -0;9 19 114 e 18 1572 Ebenezer Church Road from SR 1567 to Durham 1.1 13 120 Co.i, SR. 1.952 19 1346 Briggs Road from SR 1306 to SR 1340 2.4 18 135 20 * 1950 Car]. Durham Road from SR 1005 to NC 54 2.2 15 135 21 171.2 Kifikland Road from SR 1718 to SR 1720 1.2 5 140 22. 1130 Ode Turner Road from SR. 1006 to SR 1129 1.6 19 124 23 1575 Al Walker Road from SR 1538 to SR 1003 1.5 12 125 ."L i 5 S 5 Miller Road from SR 1588 to SR 1554 1.5 8 130 R Af I ' °RANO COUNTY 1981 Poi= SMTEM 0 r.:i rity SR No. Traffic _ No. No. Name and Description =4 : h Hanes Cou& Po' ; 26 13 51 Governor Scott Road f rau SR 3.004 to SR 1343 2.6 19 126 . 157.• 27 1730 Turkey Farm Road from SR 1731 to SR 171.8 2.0 8 138 154.' 28 1360 Charles Oakley Road from SR. 1004 to SR 1357 1.3 S 100 153 29 1520 Mary Hall Road from SR 1543 to SR 1517 2:0 17 115 153.'?° ■ 30 1.131 Crossroad Church Ce<metary Road Iran SR 1006 to Dead End 0.5 9 112 1.52. 31 1569 Gailbraith Road from SR 1567 to a Dead End . 1.2 13 105 151.. 32 1 51 5 Is Braila Road from SR 1.516 to NC 157 1.6 9 110 150., 33 1552 Jack-Mi`cy Road from NC 57 to SR 1548 1.6 , 16 ' 100 149.', 34 1113 & Arthur Minnis Road from SR 1102 to SR 1179 2.2 13 110 147. 1115 35 1791 Brown Road from SR 1734 to Durham Co. SR 1113 0.72 9 100 .. 147. 36 1541 S�-gar Road & Walt McKee Road from NC 57 to SR 153 8i 4.3 17 11.5 148. 37 1341 Hanner mad from SR 1343 to sit 1350 1..7, 10 110 146. 38 1362 Allison Road from SR 1.004 to SR 1361 1.4 - 15 95 145.. 39 1361 Maynard! Parker Road from SR 1004 to SR 1364. 2.1 9 . 110 142. 40 3.512 Walter Hester Road from SR 1510 to SR 1506 2.7 3.6 105 ' 142. 41 1955 Dawson Road from SR 1005 to a Dead End 0.9 15 90 :139. 42 1516 John Brown Road (East End) from SR 1515 to NC 157 1.6 14 95 136. 43 1563 Ben Yates Road Iran SR 1562 to a Dead End o.6 14 84 136. 44 1366 Atkins Road from NC 49 to SR 1004 2.7 17 107 135. 45 1144 Old Number 10 from SR 1120 to End of Pavement 2.75 12 120 134. 46 154.8 John Kenyon Road from SR 1001 to End of Pave- Rent 1.9 9 100 133. 47 1544 Will Parson Road from SR 1001 to NC 57 3.3 15 1.0D 133. 4:- : - : ' — .• - . - . -.- -..... - - '..- : • - '.--..- ,- . : . :'.--.. • , . .- - -- .-.-----'-`-';•-:-.J.4-:;,/i,.*':,`irjvja., -,--,-,-•-:. -ir.',": .- . „..- .. ' . - ,- '...., -,... . . ' . --.. ' ' , : -. '. , ---,' : : -'-:,' ,,,:,',:..,;,'-.1.$er; ,.....,:. ., ..,,. • : : ,- ,- „,-•, . . . r- . :,. . ,-.;:,..- -. - .. -.- - . . . .. - '---.•-..,:'::.....'1,..o. '. .(447,44' . 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InforMatii:311 CaritaCt: Susan Smith :: , .. . • :• • . • of the revised Vial norandum of Understand- VbCgle Maate"t".' 732-8181 1MT. • '.::- '-. ':--- '-'' - -- puriposE: To-review and approve the revised Memorandum of Understanding (MOLT) for the _ .. . . . Durham Urbaniz' ' ed Area. transportation planning process.; (The MOU was forwarded' . to the-Board under separate cover.) . , . I . , NEED: As a result of the 1980 census, the Durham urbanized area was extended to i . ., include the Towns- of Chapel Mil and Carrboro and two portions of Orange County. Federal law requires an ongoing transportation planning process for urbanized areas over 50,000 persons. Due to the census change, the Towns of Chapel Hill and Carrboro and Orange County are to be included in the process at currently specified in a 1975 Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) through which was established a Transportation Advisory Canadttee (TAC) responsible , fOr transportation planning in the urbanized area. By official action on December 114, 1982 Chairman Witted was appointed to serve as the Board's representative on the TAO. IMPACT: Approval of," the Memorandum of Understanding by all parties to the agreement will provide the administrative framework (TAC,TCC)-for conducting the trans- , • . portatien planning process for the expanded Durham urbanized area as defined by the 198d census. ... ,, RECOMMENDATION: Adopt a resolution of approval of the Memorandum of Understanding 1 . as rvised. . . I .. -....t . ..,),j....:,!,--, -,'I. ''..:=.'-.:y.::::.%_!- -.';::„, - ,..-::.,',.. .?:4,-, -1. -,..g.TC..14."■,.1.----,tc.-,,.:4/4,'er-4, .-.z..4.....-o've ..,. ,L - ....,?--or,-1-4:;',..-,:f.-..-11.---.,7? -. '-':'-:',-".;:nz'?V'l '.. ' ''.- ' /1'',''V "' ,' 'r . .1.-'',-t"..':'''. ' :----7.-00T-1:Rr'm.-T1.. . .-"r•F',--1"lil."Tt*'',$-:,,,,. e' 44.' t, '"'F-4--tt‹." Nii=7".:-...%_:.,(:7.-3I7-44. • -c-,•- :;$-i. .. . 1;. ..T., ' f - • ,k,,....- ,•;;',..17-! •-.' % ., . . -.• - . . - - i•••• r"- .‘ii:- -,. - * c''''4'.*-^,i417(.... •'' 03 it.!:',1::'ft: ....._ ...,_.. . ; ( I RESOLUTION PASSED BY 1 THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, NORTH CAROLINA 1 Th following resolution was offered by and seconded by and upon being put to a vote was carried on the _____ day of I . . 1 - THAT WHEREAS, it is recognized that the proper movement of travel within and through the Durham-Chapel Rill-.Carrboro Urban Area is a highly desirable element of a comprehensive plan for the orderly growth and development of the area; and 1 . WHEREAS, there are a number of governmental jurisdictions within the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Urban Area which have been authorized implementation and regulatory responsibilities for transportation by North Carolina General Statutes; and WHEREAS, it is desirable that a coordinated, comprehen- sive, and cooperative transportation planning process be maintained in the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro Urban Area to insure that the transportation system is maintained on an efficient and economical basis commensurate with the public 4r q.. health, safety, and welfare; and I WHEREAS, a Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Durham, Town of Chapel Hill, Town of Carrboro, The County of DurhaM, The County of Orange, and North Carolina Department of Transportation has been prepared that sets forth the responsibilities and working arrangements for maintaining a continuing, comprehensive, and cooperative transportation plAnninglprocess; and NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF ORANGE, NORTH CAROLINA. • That the Memorandum of Understanding between the City of Durham, Town of Chapel Hill, Town of Carrboro, The County of DurhaM, The County of Orange, and North Carolina Board of Transportation, agreement number 2-22-83, be approved and that the Chairman of the Board and County Clerk are hereby directed to execute the Memorandum of Understanding. I, , Clerk of the County of Orange Nqrth Carolina, do hereby certify that the above is a true and !correct copy of excerpts from the minutes of the Board of 1Commissioners of said County. I WITNESS my hand and thA nff4r.4 =1 amml .....r 4-1.- 035 ' F COUCH crurre BOARD OF CaVISSIONMkS Actibma P4exda. ; Item Nol111 Prnnav Aranim TITZ1 ABSTRACT P.D41,7x.MG MUT, May 23 '1983 Subject: WILD ANIMAL CONTROL • Department: HEALTH Puir=c Hearing: yes X Atitacbment(s) : 1) cost estimates Inif0101=dal COritaCt: Jerry Robinson 2) enclosure standards • 3) inlispeCtion reports Fite =bar: 732-8181 , Ext. 511 • Purpose: To consider a first reading on caging standards and a revised fee schedule which were laid over on April 19 until May 2. Need: On April 5 1983, the Board of Commissioners approved on second reading a wild animal, ordinance. However, those portions of the ordinance dealing with setback requirements for enclosures and the fee schedule were amended and adopted, respectively, for the first time on April 5th; therefore those portions of the wild animal ordinance addressing the setback require- ments and fee schedule are presented for a second reading at this time. Also attached are the enclosure standards for a first reading (Appendix A of Wild Animal Ordinance) . impact: Inspection costs are shown in the attachment; it is based on the known number of animals, number of hours for clerical time, permit processing, reviews, and inspections, cost per hour, and expert consultation. In projectinglfor the year (excluding indirect and administrative costs) the 1st year fees for permitting and inspection (initial, compliance and follow-up) per site are as follows: (amounts are rounded off) : M..1.-. ...1 . D.-,41. .4 ,. ri ) q en on^ r^ no. fr/f 04 PERSONNEL BATES/TIME ESTIMATES Page 1 PLANNING DEPARTMENT: Personnel-Building Inspector Salary $17,880 FICA 1,198 Retirement 1,148 Insurance 584 Total $26,810/Year divided by 2,080 manhours/year $10.00/manhour Time-Plan Review Reptile manhour Other 1 hour Time Inspection Reptile k hour Other 1 hour Travel 30 miles round trip/inspection @ $.17/mile a $5.10 Time/round trip - 1 hour @ $10.00 a $10.00 HFAT.TR DEPARTMENT: Personnel-Animal Control Officer Salary $15,612 FICA 1,046 Retirement 1,002 Insurance 584 Total $18,244/Year divided by 2,080 manhours/year $8.77/manhour Personnel-Clerical Salary $10,098 FICA 677 Retirement 648 4 Insurance 584 Total $12,007/Year divided by 2,080 manhours/year $5.77/manhour Time-Clerical Clerical 1 hour (Checks insurance coverage, application completeness, re- quired licenses, handles telephone inquires of the gen- eral public.) Travel 30 miles round trip/inspection @ $.20/mile = $6.00 Time round trip - 1 hour @ $8.77 Total a $14.77 +e y aa'n."s..v�3, yy.,"."•:,,.s,m, yt`s,'.'- ...-.' r.... �.A�a� iz P ti"" 33�-` .d.j-"a47`:,'",„%' `*' -h� r ah ti.: t" ^?.•'r 1 x. " * t- l.�Y " '4?x :�7 w=40 7:7 "Cr es ....rL , 4� + - �, .. -§ ,"�n"" _ 3V1 ' 4-4,: »"` :f _ �� } iS • d a,_ . 3- • 5*RRe-V?S mi... "4,.'14<• ':_'!«.r tom' a 1 ir r rt-. 0' ' 'us $rI'"_Y , : fi x 4 _, q. }„� k -t ;y. a e1 ' , w i�t)-Q• t n; 1 w -V.V. + e:-.:4q� t' >."-- " 3�.f*1• t r [F:w=•'4.+ t'Y ✓i ,7 - - iit'r. : . ti :".F A ' �" Ir . , r:;.1 ° x' "_i L, or f 1 T i. a� x +e i . w �'• S �r a .�r-•ehr. 5Atfi ^. .:-.V4..4 ^r°.... x+,?a: 7+. "c li';"r lRtirtN4'' i 0: 'r +s, 6 "" r xM -- +, w 74&, , .;. ...7 `_+ r....4',...... + .�'a,4•s1'n r Ya e 1 r 1 .2 'IC:" eleg� -- i1" .,I'VY.elit",s-04: '': rte, s^'1 t'�,.'t,4: • x .,s�. ,tif4se"P . y k 'A- .i 3 - j ' yt',f�.''''' ,� 1t Sr' ,,' S -.'--4 w w.5 , • N4 ' y_ --;"r? '.2 W,a.�i. "i.. r r s . "xl' .`,- "S� ..- i t �'" .cam... .hr •' f w� ri rye I • ,, r?�S,1„. i, 4-4 t�:"?A•" r"' :3. t ....-1:,,.‘„fr. ^u- � �X'�,." r N.. -.:-,-r..,4,,,..,lF .yck•_,r'raf �"'..,. .q L8 '4 .4. " " k ! ^'!m«t-,F,S.;'':•'.n;.w , -:*• . 40.,"M --- .. --'-�'y`--..-,,""y'* t, 1C1-.---t' „5^,roe t} ' "'COI ILTANT :.r t-`` lrtaespa @@p.-a.2Sfvr tom.s: 180 miles',,,.$95.00 _ (3,.C�. Zoo—. ..` !rf. F g i-X a C Y�OO 1eaL 'rt '. d34: 'I0.00 State Salaried i- "" ,7- ' i � t,:t w� Total $105.00 7' fie 1 l ', K '° t i Y `s ,-,-'INSPECTION' COSTS m Clerical Tim ' Reptiles Initial k hour = $ 2.89 Inspection : ''Animal G`ontri1. i hour = 4.89 °_(Cost/Site' Travel. (Tame &Miles) 1 hour it 25,39 =v ' ;: Total 2 hours = $ 32.66 Compliance Animal Control 1 hour = $ 4.39 Inspection Travel. (Time & Miles) 1 hour s 14.77 tCost/Site) Total 11/2 hour = $ 19.16 Others Initial - Clerical Time 1 hour = $ 2.89 Serval. Inspection Plan Review 1 hour 10.00 Jaguar (Cost/ Building Inspector 1 hour = 1.8.77 Bears Enclosure) Animal Control Tigers Travel (Time & Miles) 1 hour = 24.77 Leopards Total 31 hours $ 56.43 Compliance Animal Control 1 hour = $ 4.39 action Travel (Time & Miles) 1 hour a 14.77 Cost Total 11 hour = $ 19.16 Enclosure) Compliance Animal Control 1 hour = $ 8.77 Inspection Travel (Time & Miles) 1 hour = 14.77 Multiple Total 2 hours = 23.54 Enclosures Same Site NOTE: Minimal charges are noted above. No charges included for overhead, indirect -costs, or administrative costs. Costs do not include expenses incurred by unusual required inspections. , 398 Page 3 VISITS/COMPOUND OR SITE - COSTS TO OWNER -,1st YEAR 04 Reptile (Multiple Enclosures) Initial Enclosure Inspections $ 32.66 6-Month Compliance Inspection 19.16 Total $ 51.82 Others (Single Enclosure) Initial Enclosure Inspection (3 visits in charge - only one plan review - 1 @ 56.43 + 2 , 46.43 $ 149.29 6-Month Compliance Inspection 19.16 Total $ 168.45 Others (Multiple Enclosures) Initial Enclosure Inspection (3 visits in charge - one with plan review - 1 @ 56.43 + 2 @ 46.43 x 3 enclosures) $ 447.87 6-Month Compliance Inspection 23.54 Total $ 471.41 COUNTY COST/YEAR FOR ALL COMPOUNDS - 1st YEAR Reptiles I site @ $51.82 $ 51.82/2.0 Mann Others (Single Enclosure) 3 sites @ $168.45 505.35/30.0 Mar Others (Multiple Enclosure) 1 site @ $471.41 471.41/27.5 Mar Subtotal 5 sites $ 1,028.58/59.5 Mar Consultant 105.00 Total 5 sites $ 1,028.58/59.5 Man 2c, ........:..........-.:........;....... .. ........... 2nd YEAR COSTS/FEES County Cost Fee Per 0 Reptile Multiple Enclosure Site 2 Compliance Inspections/year 5 38.32 $ 38.32 (Younger) 3 Single Feline Enclosure Sites 2 Compliance Inspection/year 1.14.96 38.32 (Farb, Modrich-Burdett, Moredock) Multiple Wild Animal Site Z Compliance Inspections/year 47.08 47.08 (Greene) Total $ 200.36 NOTE: Estimates are based on no replacement animals being allowed and no new animals entering county. i :. I ec — Second Draft Typed 4-20-83 03 ' APPENDIX A STANDARDS FOR PRIMARY AND SECONDARY ENCLOSURES OF WILD ANIMALS This appendix specifies minimum standards for the construction of primary and secondary enclosures which are to be used to keep, harbor or restrain wild animals. If, because of the breeding, history, character or other particular trait, it is the opinion of the Animal Control Officer that these standards are insufficient to restrain any wild animal, he shall report such findings to the Director, and issue no permits until standards sufficient to restrain the ani- mal as determined by the Director are installed. 1. Primary Enclosures. Primary enclosures used to restrain and confine the follwing animals shall be constructed with the materials and in the manner specified. a. astsiaBalyjmiALEmmul. Animals in this category shall, be howaHd within a primary enclosure constructed in accordance with the following standards: i (1) 'Minimum Enclosure Area. A primary enclosure for animals in this category shall contain a minimum of six hundred (600) Isquare feet of ground or floor area per animal. (2) 1 b er of Animals Permitted. No more than one (1) male or INum two (2) females shall be permitted in any one (1) primary enclosure. (3) Construction Standards. Every enclosure must be constructed Of not less than nine (9) gauge, steel chain link fencing 1 6ttached to not smaller than two and one-half (2k) inch I diameter, Schedule 40 steel poles placed at least thirty (30) [ inches in the ground and anchored in concrete. Poles shall I be no more than ten (10) feet apart and shall be of sufficient . I height to extend to the top of the fencing. Fencing shall be placed on the interior side of the steel Poles and shall be attached firmly to the poles by means of I steel wire ties spaced not more than one (1) foot apart and fs.-4 rf • A.3 Second Draft ' Typed 4-20-83 APPENDIX A (CONTINUED) Enclosures with tops or roofs shall have sides with a minimum height of eight (8) feet. Enclosure tops or roofs shall be constructed of not less than eleven and one-half (Ilk) gauge, steel chain link fencing which shall be attached securely to the enclosure sides and/or horizontal, piping or crossbars by means of steel wire ties spaced at not more than three (3) inch intervals. Enclosures without tops or roofs shall have sides with a minimum height of twelve (12) feet. At the top of the en- closure sides, there shall be an overhang of four (4) feet in length, extending inward toward the cage interior, and forming an angle of forty-five degrees (45°) with the enclo- sure sides. 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All primary enclosures shall have - ', '..-.* 41'. • --'': ^:•i' ■ ;t74 ' i'-double safety doors which consists of a safety door providing . ',•T :, .,,:-..•',. - 1.,•,..'- . . , ;.,,. :f -;,...4. , Jaccese into a caged area from which entry is provided into primary enclosure containing the animal(s) by means of ' ' ' :"7; ..:1- ' • ..1..another safety door. When human entrance is being made, the outer door must be securely closed and fastened before en- , , . ..' 1 trance is made through the inner door. Vlaen human entrance , is not being made, both the inner and outer doors must be locked by means of chains and padlocks located at the top and bottom of the door. (5) ; Separation of Animals. There shall be no common fences be- 11 tweet' enclosures housing tigers and any other animals. If - 1 adult male animals are placed in adjacent enclosures, the 1 I enclosures shall, be constructed of nine (9) gauge, steel 1 chain link fencing, doubled, and spaced at least three (3) -i feet apart so as to prohibit physical contact between the animals. (6) , Other Requirements. Primary enclosures shall contain a den I _ or retreat to shelter the animal(s) from- the weather. The . den or retreat shall be constructed of concrete block or treated lumber so as to withstand weatherization and provide I!ease of cleaning for health reasons . Claw logs shall also Ibe provided, as well as a shelf at least thirty (30) inches 'wide, eight (8) feet long, and forty (40) inches high above Ifloor or ground level. Such shelf shall be located suffi- cient distance from the sides of any open top enclosure so as to prevent the animal from using the shelf to climb the - I fence. b. LeopaIrds, Japers and Hybrids Thereof. Animals in this category shall be housed within a primary enclosure constructed in accor- dancl with the following standards 1 . ti ) 74.-:--_ A--- • A . * ''' ' ‘.< 627a.. Second Draft Typed 4-20-83 APPENDIX A (CONTINUED) two hundred (200) square feet of ground of floor area for each additional animal. (2) Number of Animals Permitted. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof. (3) Construction Standards. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids, Thereof except priMary enclosures for animals in this cate- gory shall all have roofs or cops, and side fencing shall be buried at least thirty (30) inches below ground level or anchored in a concrete floor to prevent tunneling by the animals. (4) Safety Doors Required. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof. (5) Separation of Animals. Same as for Ti:-rs and : ,brids Thereof. (6) Other Requirements. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except shelves Shall be at least twenty-four (24) inches wide, eight (8) feet long and forty (40) inches above floor or ground level. c. Servals and Hybrids Thereof. Animals in this category shall be housed in a primary enclosure constructed in accordance with the following standards: (1) Minimum Enclosure Area. A primary enclosure for animals in this category shall contain a minimum of one hundred (100) square feet of floor or ground area per animal. (2) Number of Animals Permitted. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof. (3) Construction Standards. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except as follows: (a) Primary enclosures in this category shall all have roofs or tops. (b) Sides and roofs or tops of enclosures shall be construct- ed of no smaller than eleven and one-half (Ilk) gauge, steel chain link fencing secured to steel poles not smaller than one and one-half (1k) inches in diameter. .6351 Second Draft Typed 4-20-83 APPENDIX A (CONTINUED) (4) Safety Doors Required. Same as for Tiers and Hybrids Thereof except that both the inner and outer doors must have one separate padlock each. (5) Separation of Animals. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except fencing may be eleven and one-half (11k) gauge, steel chain link fencing. (6) Other Requirements. Sane as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except shelves shall be at least fourteen (14) inches wide, four (4) feet long and thirty-six (36) inches high above floor or ground level. b. Bears and Hybrids Thereof. Animals in this category shall be housld within a primary enclosure constructed in accordance with the following standards: (1) Minimum Enclosure Area. A primary enclosure for animals in this category shall contain a minimum of six hundred (600) square feet of floor or ground area per animal. (2) Number of Animals Permitted. No more than one (1) male or one (1) female animal shall be permitted in any one (1) enclosure. (3) Construction Standards. The primary enclosure shall be con- structed of solid steel bars at least three-fourth (3/4) inches in diameter, anchored in the ground in at least thirty (30) inches of concrete, spaced no more than four (4) inches apart. Enclosures shall be at least ten (10) feet in height land shall have a top or roof constructed of the same material as the sides. The sides shall be firmly attached to the top of roof and have no gaps. All vertical steel bars shall be Connected by means of a crossweld, steel horizontal bar three (3) feet from enclosure top and bottom. Enclosures shall have a floor of concrete, covered with ply- ! wood or crushed rock sufficient to protect the animals housed - - _ D3g4 . - Second Draft Typed 4-20-83 APPENDIX A (CONTINUED) (5) Operation of Animals. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except the sides of adjacent enclosures shall be constructed of solid steel bars at least three-fourth (3/4) inches in diameter and anchored in the ground in at least thirty (30) inches of concrete. (6) Other Requirements. Same as for Tigers and Hybrids Thereof except the requirement for claw logs and shelves. e. Re)tiiles - Crushing. Animals in this category shall be housed with= a primary enclosure constructed in accordance with the folljwing standards: (1) Minimum Enclosure Area. A primary enclosure for animals in this category shall contain a minimum of six (6) cubic feet 7r reptile, provided, however, the enclosure shall, in any event, be of sufficient size to accommodate the animal and Allow for normal growth. (2) Number of Animals Permitted. Same as for Bears and Hybrids Thereof. (3) Construction Standards. The primary enclosure may be con- istructed of wood, metal, glass or fencing material or any 'combination thereof sufficient to restrain and confine the reptile(s). Where solid wood, metal and/or glass enclosures are provided, holes shall be provided in the sides for venti- lation but shall be small enough to prevent the escape of the 'animal.. Where fencing material is used, the spacing between strands of wire shall be small enough to prevent the escape of the animal. All enclosures must be of such construction Is to totally enclose the reptile(s) and prevent the animal from opening the enclosure from within. (4) Safety Doors Required. At least one (1) side of the enclosure M ust have a window of glass or fencing through which the owner or permittee may see the location of the animal before - ' 7 3 ." •.7' • '" . •; • . • - . , :•• '; -, • • . _ 1.21 •- • .' • : •,• Draft ••• "*. fl r5t d 4-2083 Lid • . 4 ■ lerf- ''st`,. ,.•' ' • • "7 '10 ' •!`• • • t*': " c$ c *7 -'-s Ix A. colizaluED) ' • 414 "" 0;45' rxti,qrAg :,,r r r -}. -tv./14 '• -`1." • ot,e`, „ • • ..sto 114' 1 •• .. • .`• prevent its removal without the owner or permitteels per- .;!. . • A ' , 4'1113'133 4°1" 2. Secondary Enclosures. Secondary enclosures shall serve as a perimeter fence surrounding, all primary enclosures except those for reptiles. The secnndary enclosure shall be provided in order to protect the public and the animal(s) by restricting public accessibility to the primary lenclosures. a.. ConStruction Standards. All, secondary enclosures shall be con- .. strncted of not smaller than eleven and one-half (11h) gauge, steel chain link fencing attached to not smaller than one and 1 one-pelf (lb) inch diameter, steel poles placed at least thirty (30)1 inches in the ground and anchored in concrete. Fencing shall be placed on the interior side of the steel poles and shall be attached firmly to the poles by means of steel wire ties spaced not more than one (1) foot apart and which are tied secure- ly around the full circumference of the poles. Fencing shall be at least eight (8) feet in height and shall be elec I rifled at the bottom and the top of the enclosure by a single insulated wire strand running the full circumference of the en- 1 closure. b. Separation of Enclosures. Secondary enclosures shall not have any owmon wall with any primary enclosure. The spacing between the primary enclosure and the secondary enclosure shall be a mininuml of six (6) feet. c. Safety Doors ReTiired. A safety door shall be provided for secon- dary1 enclosures and shall have a separate padlock. 3. Variation From Standards. Variation from these standards shall be permitted where, based on initial inspections, it is found that en- closures, with slight modifications, can confine the animals in a safe and !humane. manner. 4. Structurll Integrity To Be Maintained. All primary and secondary en- • •,,,t.", , - - •.;•kl. . . . , , V1- ' . • y, 7• - • - . ' . . , ,.. . .-, . : - . . . -:,:.1-' • , . ...- - . , • . '7,::' . . • . , ._ .. . ., • . .... ,-. . . .- . .: . : . , •..--, . .. . . . '• ' ' :: :,- ......._a.--......4.--•..... .L.—..:....;.... ..:"'•• (. 1 041 • mow.Tryon Street 0 . range county Hillsborough.N.C.71378 732-8181 732.9361 ext.305 HEALTH DEPARTMENT Chapel Hie line 9674251 968-4501 Mebane line ZA-2t332 1 Durham line 680-7333 688-7331 Can Mill Mall. Suite 225 I 100 N. Greensboro Street Comber°,N.C. 23510 S124168 MEMORANDUM Jerry Robinson,M.A.& Diftctor TO: Ken . .m.son, County Manager FROM: Jerry Roinson, Health Director Cs12.% ti DATE: April 251 1983 I RE: COST ESTIMATES - ADMINISTRATION OF WILD ANIMAL REGULATIONS - 2nd Draft Attached are estimates of the cost for administering the wild animal ordinance which the Board of County Commissioners asked to be reworked on April 19, 1983. The estimates are based on current salary levels for des- ignated personnel and are representative of costs which would be incurred to approve and monitor those animals registered and in Orange County as of March 28, 1983. Based on thse figures, the Planning Health Departments can handle the additional workload within existing budget allocations. However, this effort will divert up to 59.5 total manhours from existing departmental functions and will require a total direct cost financial commitment of approximately $1,029.00. It is therefore recommended that all associated fees be set at direct cost replacement levels. Not calculated in the cost is the signifiCant : factors of overhad, indirect and administrative personnel costs. OWNER. Tim Greene Tiger Enclosure (See footnote) C� Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval 1 Minimum Area 600 sq. ft./animal 1,800 sq. ft. for two (2) animals; Yes None 1,200 sq. ft. required Number of Animals Permitted One (1) male/enclosure one (1) male and one (1) female in No -- Number Provide separate enclosure for ea or one (1) enclosure Two (2) females/enclosure Construction Standards 9 gauge, steel chain link 9 gauge, steel chain link fencing Yes None fencing 2k--inch diameter ,Schedule 40 2k-inch diameter steel poles, placed Yes None steel poles placed 30" in 30 inches in ground and anchored in ground and anchored in concrete concrete Poles not more than 10 ft. apart Poles ten (10) feet apart and extend Yes None and extend to top of fencing to top of fencing Fencing placed on interior side Fencing placed on interior of poles, No - Ties Provide more ties to comply with of poles and attached to poles attached to poles by steel wire (1) foot or less . Side fencing a by steel wire ties not more ties approximately 18 inches apart, 3--4 inches. than one (I) foot apart and tied and tied around circumference of securely around circumference of pole Minimum height of open enclosure 10 foot high enclosure with 1-foot No - Height and Increase height of fence to 12 fea 12 feet. with 4-foot overhang overhang of two insulated strands of overhang overhang at 45' forming angle of 450 barbwire at 900 angle ' or Provide top for cage of 11k gauge Top fencing secured to sides by Not applicable Not applicable Ties must be provided if top prow: steel wire. ties spaced not moie than 3-inch intervals Side fencing extended 30 inches • Side fencing secured by crossbar. Yes None below the surface or secured at ground level by a horizontal cross§ar. Tiger Enclosure Tiger pg. 2 Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval No gaps appeaeed to be larger Yea None than two (2) inches e Earth floor with side fencing No - Floor Provide crushed stone floor secured to horizontal cross bar at 1 bottom of enclosure s Double safety door provided Yes None VE Inadequate number of locks No - Locks Provide chains and padloeks for inner and outer doors at top and bottom of doors i Common fence with one enclosure No - Separation Provide separation fencing spaced three (3) feet from containing three (3) female existing fence and constructed of 9 gauge chain link leopards and another containing fencing. one (1) male and one (1) female leopard I None provided other than rough. No - Claw log lumber of retreat None provided except as noted No - Shelf (Variance recommended for claw log, shelf and retreat below if used for one of the animals) Retreat of rough lumber top No - Retreat Separate improvements required for each animal serves as shelf t. ,QOGIidER: Tim Greene Tiger Enclosure (See Footnote) iEnclosure Standard Provided Compliance Condition of Approval Secondary Enclosure • .Constructed of None provided No Provide secondary enclosure in c 11� gauge, steel chain.'l.ink . fencing attached to I'k-inch steel. poles, anchored in concret 30 inches in ground Fencing placed on interior at None provided No FOOTNOTE: ONE (1' FEMALE LEOPARD poles and attached by steel wire (2) MALE TIGER CUBS A ties, spaced not more than one PRESENTLY HOUSED IN AN APPROXIMATELY 8-FOOT BY (1) foot apart and tied securely around pole circumference ENCLOSURE WITH CEMENT S FLOOR AND 5-TOOT HIGH 5 Fencing eight (8) feet in height. None provided No FENCING. A SOLID ROOT' I and electrified top and bottom PROVIDED. by single wire strand THESE ANIMALS MUST BE R Spacing of six (6) feet between None provided No TO ENCLOSURES COMPLYING THE ORDINANCE STANDARDS primary and secondary enclosures Single safety door with None provided No separate padlock fN Owner: Tim Greene Leopard Enclosures #1 and #2 (See Footnote) VI _ _ " ENCLOSURE STANDARD PROVIDED COMPLIANCE CONDITIONS OF Minimum Area 400 sq. ft. for first #1-800 sq. ft. for two (2) Yes None animal; 200 sq. ft. for animals - 600 sq, ft. required each additional animal #2-800 sq. ft. for three (3) animals - 800 sq. ft. required Number of Animals Permitted One (i) malejenclosure #1. One (1) male and one (1) No - Number Provide separate enclosure for or female in enclosure two (2) females in one enclosuz Two (2) females/enclosure #2. Three (3) females in enclosure additional double safety door e Construction_Standards 9 gauge, steel chain link 9 gauge, steel chain link fencing. Yes None fencing 23i-inch diameter, schedule A-inch diameter schedule 40 steel Yes gone 40 steel poles placed 30" in poles placed 30" in ground and ground and anchored in anchored in concrete. concrete Poles not more than 10ft. Poles ten (10) feet apart and Yes none apart and extend to top of extends to top of fencing fencing Fencing placed on interior Fencing placed on anterior of No-Ties Provide more ties to comply wit: side of poles and attached to poles, attached to poles by steel ('1) foot or less poles by steel wire ties not wire ties approximately 18-inches more than one foot (1) apart apart, and tied around pole and tied securely around circumference. ci.rcuraference of pole. Minimum height of enclosure Height of ten (10) feet Yes None --- Top fencing (11�i gauge) Top fencing (9 gauge) securecd No-Ties Provide additional ties as nece. secured to sides by steel wire to side by ware ties spaced inch interval of three (3) inche. ties spaced not more than approximately 3-4 inches apart at seam should be tied ever 3- 3-inch intervals �` No gaps larger than 2--inches No gaps appeared to be larger than Yes None in fencing two (2) inches Floor constructed of concrete with side fencing anchored in concrete. Leopard Enclosures #1 and #2 :See Footnote) Leopard Page 2 - PROVIDED COMPLIANCE CONDITIONS Or APPROVAL Earth floor with side fencing No.-Extension Provide crushed stone floor and extend fencing 30-inches attached to horizontal crass below ground below ground level. bar bottom of side. level s Double safety doors provided. Yes _ None Inadequate number of locks. No-Lacks Provide chains and padlocks on inner and outer doors at top and bottom of doors. #1-Common fence .other leopards No-Separation Provide separation fencing spaced three (3) feet from existing in enclosure #2 fence and constructed of 9 gauge chain link fencing. #2-Common fence with another leopard enclosure and with tiger enclosure, each containing one (1) vale and one(1) female None provided No-Claw Log. Provide claw log. Provided Yea Wood retreat covered with earth. Nok-Retareat, (variance- recommended for present dens) CU '_TbWNER: Tim Greene Leopard Enclosures #1 and #2 (See Footnote) Y_ M Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Condition of Approval. Secondary Enclosure Constructed of None provided No Provide secondary enclosure in ci 11 gauge, steel cliain.*link'. fencing attacked to lk--inch steel poles, anchored in concret X30 inches in ground Fencing placed on interior at None provided No FOOTNOTE: ONE (1) FEMALE LEOPARD poles and attached by steel wire (2) MALE TIGER CUBS Al ties, spaced not more than one PRESENTLY HOUSED IN Aid (1) foot apart and tied securely APPROXIMATELY 8-FOOT BY around pole circumference ENCLOSURE WITH CEMENT Si FLOOR AND 5-FOOT HIGH Sl Fencing eight (8) feet in height None provided No FENCING. A SOLTD ROOF IE and electrified top and bottom PROVIDED, by single wire strand THESE ANIMALS MUST BE RE Spacing of six' (6) feet between None provided No TO-ENCLOSURES COMPLYING THE ORDINANCE STANDARDS.primary and secondary enclosures Single safety door with None provided No separate padlock OWNER: Tim Green Bear Enclosure If Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Primary Enclosure contains None No Applicant must comply with all Stan 600 sq. ft. per animal The `jail cell temporary holding pe One bear per enclosure The 2 bears registered were not is inadequate in all respects, on site during inspection visits Primary enclosure constructed of 3/4-inch steel bars anchored in 30 inches of concrete spaced no more than 4 inches apart, crosswelded Enclosure height of 10 ft. Enclosure top of 3/4-inch steel bars crosswelded to side bars every four. (4) inches with no gaps Enclosure floor of concrete covered with plywood or crushed rock Rouble safety door and entrance enclosure constructed as primary enclosure standard Both safety doors have separate chain and lock located at top __.and-bo t tom-.o.f--each-doo r Den made of concrete block or treated lumber to withstand weather easily cleanable f OWNER. Jacqueline A. Moredock Jaguar Enclosure Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Minimum Area 400 sq. ft. for first animal; 300 sq. ft. (approximated 15` x 20' No - Area Enlarge enclosure to 400 sq. ft. 200 sq. ft. for each additional animal Number of Animals Permitted One (1) male/enclosure One (1) male - 180-200 lb. Yes None or Two (2) females/enclosure Construction Standards 9 gauge, steel chain link 9 gauge, steel chain link fencing Yes None fencing 2'k-inch diameter, Schedule 3-4" diameter cedar post anchored No - Posts Provide 2'k-inch Schedule 40 steel 40 steel poles placed 30" in in concrete - depth unknown and anchored in concrete ground and anchored in concrete Poles.not more than 10 ft. apart Poles approximately 7.5-8 feet Yes None and extend to top of fencing I apart and extend to top of fencing Fencing placed on interior side Fencing placed on interior side of No - Attachment _ Staples replaced completely with i of`p*dlis and a i ched to�poles- poles, attached to poles by heavy one (1) foot apart and ties aroun( by steel wire ties not more than duty staples and wire ties. one (1) foot apart and tied securely around circumference of pole Minimum height of enclosures Enclosure height approximately 7 No - Height Height of enclosure raised to regi with top - 8 feet feet Top fencing (11� gauge) secured Ilk Sauge fencing on top attached Yes None to sides by steel wire ties to sides with wire ties spaced a spaced not more than 3-inch approximately 3-inches apart intervals Jaguar pg. 2 Jaguar Enclosure Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Gaps of greater than 2-inches No - Gaps Relocate posts to provide structural integrity and provide between corner posts and gates/ gaps of 2-inches or less posts Earth floor with some crushed No - Floor Provide crushed stone floor; extend depth of fencing below stone; side fencing extended one material and ground level to 30 inches (1) foot below ground level and depth of fencing anchored in concrete Double safety doors provided Yes None Inner door - one chain and padlock outer door - bolt lock and flexibl chain lock Not applicable Not applicable none Not applicable Not applicable None Hardwood deck and log provided Yes bone No shelf provided No - Shelf Provide Shelf Retreat constructed of plywood No - Retreat Provide new retreat of concrete block or treated lumber provided CA 21F° OWER: Jacqueline A. Moredocic Jaguar Enclosure Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Secondary Enclosure Constructed of Welded wire fencing attached to No - Fencing and Provide secondary enclosure in comp Ilk gauge, steel chain link cedar poets anchored in ground Supports fencing attached to lk-inch steel poles, anchored in concrete 30 inches in ground Fencing placed on interior at Fencing placed on interior of No - Attachment poles and attached by steel poles and attached by heavy duty wire ties, spaced not more than staples one (1) foot apart and tied securely around pole circumference Fencing eight (8) feet in Fencing four (4) feet in height No- Height and height and electrified top and and electrified at top Electrification bottom by single wire strand Spacing of six (6) feet between spacing of four (4) feet and No - Spacing primary and secondary enclosures secondary enclosure touches primary enclosure Single safety door with padlock Double safety door for primary No - Door enclosure extends through secondary enclosure JtWNER: Rod Farb Tiger Enclosure Located on Property of Tim Greene), C:) Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Minimum Area 6 00 sq. ft. per animal 280 sq. ft. enclosure No - Area Provide enclosure of minimum sit (141 x 20' jail cell) of ordinance Number of Animals Permitted one (1) male/enclosure one (1) female in enclosure Yes None or Two (2) females/enclosure Construction Standards Jail cell does not comply with a primary and secondary enclosures owner must provide primary and & complying with all ordinance sta- 10 OWNER: Br, Paul Modrich - Or. Vickers Burdett ANIMAL: Serval Enclosure Enclosure Standard Provided compliance Conditions of Approval i Minimum Area 100 sq. ft./enclosure 399.5 sq. ft. (17' x 23` .6") Yes None Number of Animals Permitted One (1) malelencloaure or Two (2) females/enclosure one (1) female -- 28 lb. Yes None Construction Standards sIlk gauge, steel chain link Ilk gauge, steel chain link Yes - Sides None fencing (sides and top) fencing (sides) and welded wire fencing (top) No - top Replace welded wire top with ll� (Variance for existing top recomn 1�-inch diameter steel poles 1'k-inch diameter steel poles placed Yes - Size None placed 30" in ground and 20" in ground and anchored in enclosed in concrete concrete No - Anchor depth Replace steel poles and place 30" (Variance for existing constructs Poles not more than 10 ft. apart Poles approximately 8 ft. apart Yes None and extend to tope of side and extend to tope of fencing fencing _ _ Fencing placed on interior side fencing placed on exterior side of No - Internal Provide additional ties to comply of poles and attached to poles poles; attached by steel wire ties of one (l) foot. (Variance for p1 by steel wire ties spaced not spaced 10-17 inches apart; and tied of poles recommended due to size more than one (1) foot apart and around circumference of poles animal) , tied securely around circumferen e of pole Minimum height of enclosure with Enclosure height - 8 feet Yes None top -- 8 feet ickers Burdett Serval Enclosure Serval pg. Provided Compliance Con4itions of Approval Top secured to sides by steel wire No -- Intervals - Provide additional ties to comply with interval, requirement of ties spaced at 3-5 inch intervals three (3) inches No gaps larger than two (2) inches Yes None Dirt floor with side fencing No - Floor and Provide crushed stone for floor and extend fencing an additional extended: eight (8) inches -below Fencing 12 inches below ground level. If additional finceing depth ground level provided by splicing -additional width onto bottom, it shall be secured by steel wire ties spaced not more than 3 inch intervals . Double safety doors provided Yes None One (l) padlock provided for each Yes None door s Not applicable Not applicable None rs. 014RER: Dr. Paul Modrich - Dr. Vickers Burdett Serval Enclosure Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Other Requirements claw lags Tree trunk extends through top of Yes None cage Shelf (14"W x 4�L x 36"H) No shelf No - Shelf Provide shelf Den or retreat of concrete Retreat is now a plastic carrying No - construction Provide retreat of larger size anc block or treated lumber box. or treated lumber Secondary Enclosure Constructed of None provided No Provide secondary enclosure in con ?l� gauge, steel chain link fencing attached to 1k--inch steel poles, anchored in concret 30 inches in ground Fencing placed on interior of Node provided No poles and attached by steel wire ties, spaced not more than one (1) foot apart and tied securely around pole circumference Fencing eight (8) feet in height hone provided No and electrified top and bottom by single wire strand --- Spacing of six (6) feet between None provided No primary and secondary enclosures Single safety door with None provided No separate padlock 014NER: Chris Younger Reptile Enclosure � Enclosure Standard Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval Primary enclosure contains minimum of 6 cubic ft. 23.11 cubic ft. Yes None One reptile per enclosure 1 male Boa Constrictor 6'k--7 ft.lonj No Construct permanent separation divi 1 Female Boa Constrictor 6 ft.long Enclosure constructed of wood, -" plywood sides, top and bottom, Yes None metal or glass or any pegboard back; glass front, combination to totally enclose screen doors and restrain the reptile Ventilation holes small enough Backs of compartments made of Yes None to prevent escape are provided pegboard for ventilation One side of enclosure has a Glass front Yes None window of glass or fencing or be constructed of glass Doors to enclosure be padlocked Screen door type books No Provide padlocks Reptile Enclosure II ; Provided Compliance Conditions of Approval. 2,88 cubic. ft. No Provide 3.12 additional cubic feet of space 1 python — 4 ft. long Yes None k" plywood sides, top, bottom, Yes None door, pegwood back, glass front. Pegwood back for ventilation Yes None Glass front Yes None d Screen door type hooks No Provide padlocks C3 CTt CL: . t 4 . ,, .. ,..,•:, ;4- .,, • .1. ,,,.. ..______________ • __ ,.. _ .. ..... ran 0. e county 300 W,Tryon Street °U l'i Hiltsbarough, WC,dizi8 732-8161 , , 732-9361 ext.305 • HEALTH DEPARTMENT Chapel Hili line 9679251 968-4501 ,-- Mebane line 227-2032 Durham line 688-7333 688-7331 Cart Mill Man, Suite 225 100 N Greensboro Street Carrboro,N.0 27510 942-4168 Jerry Robinson, M,P.A Director MEMORANDUM , - TO: Owners of Wild Animals FROM: Jerry Robinson DATE: April 26, 1983 ` RE: Further County Commissioner Deliberations on May 2 - Proposed Calging Standards - Proposed Fels s - Permit Application - Enclosed you will find a copy of: 1. Our inspection report on your enclosure and my recommendation as to its acceptability; 2. The proposed caging standards; 3. The proposed fee structure. • 1 Item 1-3 will be considered at the May 2 (daytime) meeting of the Commissioners at the Courthouse in Hillsborough- 4. Also enclosed L an application for a permit to keep wild animals. According to the Ordinance, adopted April 5, 1983, you must have obtained a permit from me by May 5. If you will, fill out the application and return it to me by May 2, I will be able to issue permits before May 5. The permits will be issued upon dolFumeatation of insurance and other data required in the permit application. Following adoption of caging standards, you will have 120 days to comply. I 1 Thank you. JR:car cc: Ken Thompson, County Manager Marvin Collin , Planning Director 1 - OFFICE USE 061 Species Animal Type Date Received .... Initials of Persons who f;:z checked in form ORANGE COUNTY APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO KEEP WILD ANIMALS(s) Use Separate Form For Each T .e Wild Animal Kept U. To Six Animals Of Sarno Type May Be Listed On This Form 1. Owner(s) Name: A. Owner(s) Address: (If on Rdral Route, include Road Name) B. Owner(s) Home Telephone : C. Owner(s) Work Telephone: D. If Owner is a Corporation: Name of Corporation: State incorporated in: Names and Addresses of principal officers: Name: Address: E. If owner is any other type of organization: Name of organization Address of organization: —— Names and I.address of principal officers, directors, trustees, or man- aging officials or partners: Name: -- Address: F. What is the owner's purpose in keeping the animal(s): G. Describe owner's qualifications to care for the animal(s) (Such as any training) 2. Name, home addresses and telephone number of person(s) responsible for care of animals (If other than owner): Name: 1 Home Address: ---___--___- _____ = 1 _ * 062 2 ... APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO KEEP WILD ANIMAL(a) 3. Location where animal(s) kept (If rural route include road name): Street/Road City: -- - ,- A. Describe the method, materials, and square footage of facilities for „.. confinement of the animal(s): fc ir- f.5 !”- *1, l',.. . . B. Is the animal(s) ever transported away from the location where kept and returned: Yes - No ,i- C. Describe transport vehicle or means and the special transport equip- ',.. ment used: 2'...- ;,- .?, 4. Species of animal (such as Feline): A. Sub-type of species (such as Bobcat): B. Number of this type animal kept: P;- -_ ____ C. Description of this type animal(s) kept: Other Identifying Length., Height Weight Distinctive Markings Characteristics it Animal #1 _____ _ Animal #2 - __ _ - ......... Animal #3 ...:, s- Animal #4 ____ __-- ____ Animal #5 ______ -----_ --- _-_- Animal #6 - ______ ___ :77 D. Where did animal(s) come from prior to your ownership of? Method of Acquisi- tion used to obtai Name of Prior animal from prior r Person Who owner. Write: Pur- ., Owned Animals Street/Road City County State chase, Gift, Barte .'.. li.-. Animal #1 -_____ _ -- _- ,.. Animal #2 ..;': . . Animal #3 - - Animal #4 ________ __________ Animal #5 , - - Animal #6 _ - E. How long have you kept the animal(s) in Orange County? ..,,,. 3 APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO KEEP WILD ANIMAL(s) 063 5. Attach proof l of the applicant's ability to respond in damages for bodily injury to or death of any person or persons or for damage to property owned by any other person which may result from the ownership, keeping or mainte- nance of such animal. Proof of ability to respond in damages shall be given by filing with the Director a certificate of insurance from an insurance company authorized to do business in the State stating that the applicant is, at the time of application, insured by a policy of $100,000 combined single limit liability for bodily injury and property damage or by posting with the Director a surety bond conditioned upon the payment of such damages. Such certifilcate of insurance will provide that no cancellation of the in- surance or band will be made unless ten days written notice is first given to the Director. 6. Attach copies of all State and Federal permits and licenses required for such animal(s) . 7. As a condition precedent to the possession or harboring of any wild animal, the prospective owner or permittee shall have on the premises where the animal(s) isHkept, sufficient equipment and/or chemicals necessary to tran- quilize or kill any animal for which the owner or permittee has a permit to keep. Attach to this application or list below the list of tranquiliz- ing equipment, chemicals and instruments of destruction required by this ordinance that you have on the premises . 8. A permit will not be issued if: (1) Intentiopal misstatements or misleading statement of fact are in this application; (2) When, in the Director's opinion, the animal(s) cannot or will not be kept or maintained without menacing the safety of any person or pro- perty; and/or (3) When, in the Director's opinion, the animal is, will, or cannot be maintained in a humane manner. 9. Signature of person submitting this application: 10. Date this application filled out: RETURN TO EITHER OFFICE OF THE: ORANGE COUNTY RFATTH TWPAPTMFMT ORANGE COUNTY 064 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Action Agenda Na.Eflwaill ACTION AGENDA MEM ABSTRACT Item MEETIM DAME MAY 2, 1983 Subject: FRANCHISE AND CERTIFICATION FOR EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES p-or. im ". = t: I IMEnaiiii45 yes XX noj A - Iv= t s : p. T on Cantact: Bobby Baker (refer to 4/19/83 agenda packet) Phone NuMber: 929-8109/732-8161 PURPCSE: To allow for the regulation and adthinistration of Emergency Medical Services within Orange County as provided by Ordinance. NEED: Certificates and Franchises were approved by the Board on April 19, 1983, in a regularly scheduled meeting. Franchises require two adoptions, in consecutive meetings under NC Statutes. Per the County's EMS Ordinance, adopted March 2, 1981, emergency and con- valescent providers are to receive authorization to provide services within the County pending approval of a satisfactory application. Approval is based on determination of a satisfactory level of service being provided and the public necessity being met. A certificate grants the right to regularly respond to requests for emergency aid and assistance; and to administer medical aid ad assistance to patients in emergency medical situations. A franchise grants the right to operate ambulances within Orange County for patient transortation. IMPACT: All persons providing emergency aid and assistance and/or transportation of patients within Orange County would require a certificate, a franchise or both granted by the Orange County Board of Commissioners. RECOMMENDATIONS: 1. Issue franchises and certificates to South Orange and Orange County Rescue Squads for the authorization to administer emergency medical care and transport patients. ?. Tcquo frAnrhie©c ft -.i- .. ccmr.. 06 5 WARD CE Cadir-SSIONERS Action P421e...a • /tan 01. -4T ACTim Azarak .q3sTilcr 1.41MZUM DIM May 2, 1983 Subject: County Auction nePat:t'ne-4rit: Purchasing & Central Services Palar' yes X r At4=etsmsxt(S) : Irifte"aticrl Cart2Ct: Mark H. Rees 1) Resolutidn 2)* List of items to be sold item Ntmt5P-t: ext 498 • - • To adopt alresolution authorizing the Director of Purchasing & Central Services to conduct n auction of surplus, confiscated and abandoned personal property in late May or early June. The auction would be on an as is, highest bidder basis. • N.C. General Statute 160A,-270(B) requires Board authorization to sell surplus, confisated and abandoned property. County departments and funded agencies have been given the opportunity to acquire this property (except vehicles) and items to be disposed of have not been claimed by them. the County is in the process of receiving proposals for auctioneering services and for this reason no set date for the auction has been determined. "LippaZt: The sale of surplus items will result in additional revenue to the County. The proceeds from the sale of abandoned and confiscated property will be divided evenly between the two school systems after deducting for expenses, as required by state law. AT':• -.., ' , --- ' --'`: .--' -1.'!";•••:-.,:-;1*'":4":.VSPC0"; •I■s ,, . - rje ";.::.; 7.. , ". f; :-.. RESOLUTION WHEREAS: Orange County desires to dispose of surplus, confiscated and *...' abandoned property in a manner prescribed by North Carolina State ., 1 , Law, WHEREAS, Orange County has advertised for thirty (30) days abandoned property as required by North Carolina General Statute Chapter 15, Article 2, 1 , i WHEREAS, Orange County has given its own departments and funded agencies the opportUnity to acquire this property prior to its disposal, WHEREAS, Orange County has determined that public auction would be the most equitable way to dispose of surplus, confiscated and abandoned property and at the same time produce the most revenue for the County, NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT: 1 Orange County Board of Commissioners does authorize the Director of t Purchasing!and Central Services to conduct a public auction of those surplus, confiscated and abandoned items found on the attached lists on any of the following days, May 21, May 28, June 4 or June 11, 1983. The auction to be held at 11:00 a.m. at the County garage and to be conducted on an as is, highest bidder basis . I FURTHERMORE, BE ITIRESOLVED THAT: The Orange County Board of Commissioners does hereby authorize the• Direct°, of Purchasing and C- *tral Se ices to "ts. • - * - ' - o those ehicles being sold at :. tics so that ownership may pass iiii-the buyer and to direct-- h e Clerk to the Board of Commissioners th to send notice o such authori tion to the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles. .., 7o, ( I 0 6 7 . " SURPLUS EQUIPMENT AS. ET 0 OESCRIFTION DEPT. 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SD-209 4 silver color thunderbird wheel covers SD-211 Brown Leather case containing 7 Harnomicas SD-217 Black lug wrench SD-218 Handsaw SD-221 Misc. cassette & 8 track tapes SD-226 Muntz 8 track tape player SD-233 Burgundy & Brown lounge chair SD-234 True tone pocker transistor radio 0497413 SD-241 Red an0 Green hose appears to be welding hose SD-252 13 spoons, 4 forks, 6 knives - Rogers Bros. SD-294 Brown rectangular end table 22" wide 24" tall SD-302 Silver color 8" companion adjustable wrench SD-303 Eseikor electra Man' s wristf .tch SDF-2 Juliette Stereo receiver turntable 0836215 SDF-3 Silverlcolored 4 way lug wrench SDF-6 Benrusiye flow man's wrist watch #3021 SDF-8 12" silver colored serving tray SDF-9 12" Silver colored serving tray SDF-11 26" Schwinn Bicycle Sr# EH05013 SDF-18 Gray atlas sound horn SDF-20 Brown sooden box xontaining misc, tools, accumulated items of found property SDF-21 Norbeelyellow metal watch & necklace SDF-22 Blue Metal toolbox xontaining assorted tools SD-227 Stero 48 Tape Payer 0550691 SD-228 Box of assorted tools SD-232 Sony Stereo Cassette player 4027032 070 VEHICLES County Surplus Description Serial 4 Ford LTD 1977 78635221331 Ford LTD 1977 78635221325 Ford LTD 1977 7B635222287 Ford LTD 1977 78635221327 Plymouth Grand Fury 1P381127NIEA119488 1981 (wrecked) Ritz House Trailer-1967 V61261476 Chevy Pick-Up /rruck 1966 C14468142447 Chev-Chevette 1981 (wrecked) 161AB6890BA178078 Confiscated , Ford Thunderbird 1973 3Y87A110419 Chevrolet Van 111972 CGS1254100415 Chevrolet ElCOmeino 1974 1D80H48532353 Mazda RX-7 SA220576125 ABANDONED PROPERTY CONDITION X-Ray Equipment inoperable MetL Filing Cabinets (4" x 6" cards) good Examination Tables (3) poor Denial Chairs (6) poor Fan (portable) poor Refrigerator (2),.60;;:a74- poor Trator Tires (4) good ParLchute poor Table (stand-up) poor '="r = • ' — " . - . ." ;44. , • , _ • 1+,7' • j-. :t • 74f3-45*.k." • • , 1:31.4" 7..** • . ;• '01 ';,4 2, • .1 . ‘2:„ - • ,A ,C•f 11 • e. „ ' •metees-i-f.,-1-... ..111;:t1,04:S.: r;4414c441Wil4A4/.7.* eg1"4*.rArkt. X4,'* *J.; . • 4t-." repartzent I Public ilea=ng: ' es no t '• , A Vr."° t S " S - -i**,,Ez- Submitted for your approval --the, concept of providing Data Processing SerVices to the Town of Carrboro. The cost of this service to the Town will cover all associated Costs to the County plus a proportional sharing of our fixed operations cost. This will allow us to recover part of our investment in computer equipment and to off set part of our fixed operational costs. impAer: The primary impact will be in our 83-84 budget. The Town will pay for all additional required equipment and their operationing costs plus part of our overall operations spread over a four year contract. The first year is a break even situation but the next three years the return is greater than the expense.. This will not require any additional equipment at our location other than Itht required to communicate with the equipment located in Carrboro. 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' NEED: General Fund: To budget for additional Day Care allocation 1 ..- I . I , I I . i .. I - IMPACT: General Fu4d: Amendment N,I;i11 increase funds available in Social Services - Day Care . -. 1 7' -1, 1 . . 1 '4, 073 399' ORANGE COUNTY PROPOSED 1982-83 BUDGET AMENDMENT The 1982-83 Budget Ordinance of Orange County as adopted on June 22, 1982, and subsequently amended, is hereby amended as follows: General Fund: Appropriation: Social Services $10,000. Source: Sorinl Services - Title XX Grant $10,000. Adopted this day of , 1983. . _ - :•.,7„-4,::,..„;,,.,a.,-t1,4+;,,,,,;+,-,..t:,... :--.-:s-..-•-.-.„.-.-•..-,••-.- .• •"•:---.7.,.•:.1.-T,4-*".•;-•n...,,'•.7-VirNs-/-:. ',.ri-',":"'-_-•...In:..,..0. *4:410/0,:..•-•....:-. . .=- . . 4,..-4, ••.,..z....: .'•.,:..:., • . : ..* ' • • • . • • . . ' . ,,', . . ' • . ' . ' - • *.--.4•`—' 1-'0• .. .•',.- -... . . .... - • ',....:. '!;-"‘S5-Tt2' ::`-'-= ,:- :. -''.--'41'.. • ..-.-----' .'' - :' 4,T.Li'',. ,l'::::-.*. - . 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To update Commissioners on vacancies . , NEED: No appointments were considered at the April 5th meeting due to the length of the agenda . . . 1 .. CCHIESSION ON WaviEN: The executve eatmittee reecumends Peggy Darman to fill one of the four seats on. thiS Canmission. Further interviews are slated for the remaining .. tk.Iree_seats..— I _ I . ENERGY COMMISSION; Two resumes have been received for at-large seats and are attached • rn)ethScoFerlayie Holleman and Frank Sedor). There are three agency seats available which have not been filled even though the vacancies have been known for some time. HILLSBOROUGH PLANNING BOARD: Hillsborough rem Dorgand for the County position. (RiqpLaeinglNr. Moore) HILLSBOROUGH BOARD ofIADjUSE4EV: Hillsborough reeanmends Caleb Moore for the County position. (Replacing Mr. Dorward) I HIYAN SERVICES CCVIIIISSION: Hillsborough recannends Barbara Page as its representative. I HEALTH AND MEDICAL CARE ADVISORY: Current renters are; Ralph McAllister (4/84) ; June Allcott (4/84); Wilbur Morse (2/82); William Melyrmiek (4/82); Kenneth Strayhorn (3/83) Ruth Burnette (4/84) and Mary Rita Gray (3/83). Mr. Morse (Chair' ) advises me that those meanbears of the Council whose terms are completed would like to be . reappointed; these are Morse, McCoiniek, Strayhorn and Gray. ** See page RECREATION ADVISORY COUNCIL: The Bingham Township seat is vacant; one resume is attached from that Township (Mr. Clyde Pickard). INDUSTRIAL FACILITIES AND POLLUTION CONTROL BOND AUTHORITY: I am attaching four resumes for this position David Cusic; Sandor J. Freedman; Frank Sedor; and, Verna Taylor). I NURSING HOME ADVISORY COUNCIL: The one vacancy on this Council is fho Nurcinn Pnmati O75 4, 4i • UPDATE CONTINUEb: GOVERNOR'S VOLUNTEER AWARDS: Under the direction of the Chair and due to time constraint , this office has contacted organizations to solicit nominees for these award . Deadline far submission is May 16th; therefore, this will be considered oh the June 6th agenda. DOMICILLIARY HOMES ADVISORY COUNCIL: Legislation requiring this Council passed the General Assembly March. I have advertised these appointments and will return with an update to the Board (and for appointment) in June. A Resolution establishing this Council will be presented for your consideration at this time also. **Health and Medical Care Advisory: There are three vacancies on this Council ; I am submitting the resume of Ms. Verna Taylor for consideration per her request. This has been advertised as have all vacancies. 0 7 6 RESUME NAME:. Peggy Dearman MAILING ADDRESS: P. 0. Box 2293,2.1E1. Hill, N.C. . , ZIP CODE: 27544:— _ TELEPHONE (919) 929-5853 HOME (919) 733-6550 BUSINESS ETHNIC BACKGROUND: BLACK INDIAN WHITE . X OTHER SEX: MALE FEMALE X AGE: 46 • - EDUCATION (HIGHEST) Md. Universit, of North Carolina Chapel Bill OCCUPATION: Assistant Director of Pre-Apprenticeshi. N.C. Department of Labor COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES: nontraditional jobs for women, advocacy for the handicapped; Nutrition and Nenta.l Health; Art School activjities 11, • 0......*■•■••• ••wham • • w • • IN WHICH TOWNSHIP DO YOU RESIDE? Bingham (not applicable in some inst'ances) I AM INTERESTED IN SERVING ON: Orange County Commission for Women • v.' • DATE: n/R1 SIGNATURE: e.SSLtDejA.11.A.O.V\ RETURN TO: Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners • 106 E. Margaret Lane Hillsborough, N. C. 27278 077 RESUME NAME: MAR‘I&C-Irti Sexi-revil Bo. Itoweivuo.) 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' . . . __ . . _-- SIDE? .,e..A.re.„1 _. 1 TOWNSHIP D° 7.°11 RE 4i... tance ) ,. ....,ine .......- IN WHICH 1 licable in ' '''*' OlotlaPP als#4-1/.. ....-----, / i Arid i z' 1 •- .....--9 _,„:4„.5.7„5„,././.. ..'.. - - .... - - TNG ON: J/v. i Age' - _ __ . :... _ _ ERESTED IN SERV- . I All INT 1 0.--, _er-a,a2-427 )-1 . -i te„),1/4. .,...-- / , jl ,,,,ive-k7 , , /16117(-1‘11 (2-4---lat.' e-- ....._ _ „. . 4.______ ,A, • g).,p.. ,.,E.rzi_______ . . .ju j_Le__eze/3__Aia _ _ _ - SIGNATURE: / f . ,2- TE'' 10094L v— DA - • - ' t COintili d of Coun y • he Boar - Clerk to t RETURN TOi: ssioners 079 ;- Mayor Zannt lot iqiithhoccougfc Tows Clark Lucius M.Cheshire Jr. Agatha Johnson -IIIIISBOROUGH, NORTH CAROLINA 2727B Supt. Water Works Conrogiaresars Allen A Lloyd C.E Rosemont!W.W.,Paul Martin 401-417411%, RanusISmith irtef: Smei Soy L 11 Wagoner Racbel FL Stevens orc.:1 Lynwood J.Broom W : 5 Ude/of Police t 9 N Arnold W.Hiunlett Vr -4, March 23, 1983 Ms. PauletitePridgen Pond, Clerk Orange County Board of Commissioner Orange County Courthouse Hillsboro4gh, North Carolina 27278 Re: Board Appointments Dear Paulette: On Mionday, March 14th, the Town Board made the following recommendations to the Orange County Board of Commissioners concerning appointees to the Town' s Boards: For the Out of Town seat to the Hillsborough Planning Board, John Dorward is recommended For the Out of Town seat to the Hillsborough Board of Adjustment, Caleb Moore is recommended The Hillsborough representative to the Orange County Human Services Commission, Barbara Page is recommended. The Town Board is aware that an appointment is needed to the Orange County Energy Commission, however, no appointment was made. SholL1d you need additional information, please call. Sincerely, Agatá Johnson, Town Clerk r, 080 1 1 i kcE� iti ic. g / .r L 1 CJ ,eze. rte 'f Name: ____Jens., . ' Doi war• _ Mailing Address J 1.39 gurds al _Road__________ Hillsbarou:h N.;C. Zip Code 967--7C1 __. usile5s Telephone: 732-8380 Home,,- - Uhite Other Ethnic Baekgrouind: Black Indian . -• . . Sex: Male xc Female ,Age: • . r g . 0110 Education: (Highest) . • 1 - . Hea. 0 Congo '..ie� .♦ 'Inc.: Community Inte ests and Activities: I have I`ved • 11 ^ . . -• " ' D11rJ.�1: that n r . - - • • borou:h for 15 of the - . •aixss of our town.� to kee. abreast of tR - • - r a*• •- 0 -' " '. . T . 110W + • M a •eriGfde in pas_ • - r... - j - *01. • : • = • ' �r .C) " 111 • - 'r _ r .• • ro the past 'ear' or so' 11— ^ .•.. r - r - how the Baatd -operates . , • : In which totia�nIhip do you reside? I S.. e .• ,� ' r : `« : - , ♦-• • a . . - (not applicable in some instances) " 1111 1111 . sub-:division located a •- t. .t11 '1111 :- - - ^ ,'•,r' .. a 7"e. A. . ��. 11 1111 z` wish to :.. : ': I am interested in serving on: - . • - o - 1 . .. . serve on t•i. • • . a : _ _ . a act 1111 r. and sii• Olin corn IL1Tl L� ,' • • • 1111 , . r . ., 1111 ., 1111 1111 l 1111 ., :," 1 Signature - 4.- •,,.� Date: Jwne �/ . m � . - 1111 : Return to; Cierk to the Board of County Commissioners i , , ! 081 RESUME' ritN\ 0 Name: Caleb U. Moor- Mailing Address:1 BOX 229 .........................m...••••.* Hillsborough, North Carolina Zip Code 27278 i Telephone: 7321-2402 Home 732-2023 Business -----------'---- . Ethnic Backgrolid: Black X Indian _ White Other , Sex: Male x L Female _ Age: I Education: (Highest) B.S. Degree tr. Cns7pu:rtertal Occupation: 1 Teadhtre,-.1.1.- Community Interests and Activities: Trustee at Mt Bri.ht 9antist Church; i • St. James Masonic 1Lodze 1.1.94* Chairman ue the Communi , Develooment Tailk _Force ; PTA past president; a member of the North Carolina Band Director ASTOCIatiOn; the Music Educators National Conference; the N. C. Association of Educatorearia--------- the Association of Classroom"Teachers. —--— I In which township do you reside? Hillsborough ... ..._ (not applicable in some instances) _ Hillsborough Pleftn-i-ftg-Board I am interested in serving on: I s-k-r,,,e,.., \- --- Date: ____122, u479 Signature : ALL tA . WALL. , - ._ .. . ,,. .., , s 082 --7 . ... 4. . _ . . - , 1 , RESUME ',. - ..' NAME: a 0 a * ?CIL - ' d MAILING ADD-RESS: / 2. c t.A...) . (Z 1 • \Ir.A.I \OCTVCI:sus...5L 4-..:;\ . C. . _ ZIP CODE: a '7 a '74) ... . - TELEZEONE: 7 3 A - A.421/0 ROME BUSnIESS ETEENIC BACXROUND: BLACK INDIAN - WEITZ-N OTZER . - SEX: MALE FEMALE .'",..t AGE: EDUCATION: (HIGEEST) v , .. . „0.. ,t (41.,:ts • OCCUPATION: IL 1 COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES: . t '4 AI ea A% 4 a - ilt t '^ • diNo . rrl . VI IIP . • • ........ -, ..4, ‘' . - 4,... .- -Q . ....1.../ 'fa ..-.A. — 4». .... \....7., • iot ,,,- Velb IL ,ii. ' '1. „,„„a2,3„4 N.-1"Z., ..... .r■ , t - C.,;kr't v-: itk4;"*C■ IN WHICH TOT DO YOU RESIDE? ' \ - (not applicable in some instances) "..., I AM DITERESITED IN SERVING ON: k...) , . Z• . I . n DATE: a qn (,) /c-/ r„k. SIGNATURE : , _ r, 1 , RZTURN TO: 1Cle=k to the Board of County Commissioners 106 E. Marcaret Lana 083 t4t RESUME' tAilifS11 cA.& -A) , Mailing Address: reey /e.. 5- 6 Zip Code a;,77,..607.... Telephone: 4/4- Home Business Ethnic BackgroUnd: Black Indian White- , Other Sex: Male Female ------ Age: Education: (Highest) A: ;necs ,g4,77; 2.3y i / 4 rez Cn ,4,141 Occupation: .5404,76 /41 Community Intelests and Activities: In which towntlip do you reside? 6f.g114,/' a-a)4-e. (not applicable in some instances) I am interested in serving on: - .- Date: 1/..!,7//if/ Signature : ..,60;/67, .9.... 084 .-- 1.,•• !,- •. .11,.. "1- .-.... L'' . , RESUME' . ..01 . Name: :, . - ".•. Cs:_i_•-.(1_,/ , Mailing Address: Raj-e_ £– I e__ka..ed sdi d e '2 a.....1.-ri bPa...-, Zip Code /S731- Tel ephone: 148_-34:-'7/ Home AA _Business 1 . Ethnic Background: Black Indian White X Other Sex: Male 1 Female _g _ Age: .. 9 H . I Cpleoze, 'laic) Education: (Highest) :e i 7Lepe. Na - , . CU.4 - 7114;02 ; o /la)-" he ktcZ A94/ - /f4 . 1 L-- Occupation: 6,778 ez_eet,--. , , u - - - - r-, ; et . d ;0 n 1■•• * '- i At. -9 " cz- X haud necip- hee n in cid i teo e"7;flFT-0-••ii-17 da-1-e••• i n +1/ "-a • c.• CorrtifunTry Infer-ests and Actriitiesi-..-r. -174_,....m ser-jec 1 ii,---,),L,--;;;Zs ecr.ce.-4-( g ,'.1. ' 4 i,d. 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Ori.rua-1 ci-'4'ell'7", e........-1,0,0 e — . : 0E),...40 ei„.„,„4„....,...; 1 5-014,6s,re 4 ky +LI e P77q 0 ouvreil et,rid- p- o 11 — I i en ,toe a_ 5(477;i r a. I, What segment of'county or population would you represent C ciclfigl yerre5e.,4- (Not applicable in some instances) cl 4 - pa.,4,a,..../..,, Se•T.nie...1.7.74 . I- a I., ;,./-It •,..-€4_71-e._I :,-, c a-7,,,,,ea....;'t y e uaa_4-ed in a ' at/ % I . I am interested 1 in serving on: 4-1-} a. n_d /tie.ci;e,a. I Oa_ke 4gia- 1 gdisor- 0 ou..y7qe I — • ,. . 41111 Date: 9- _12,, /97q Signature ; A ,. 4emsic„.7 et,L, ,_7. j.,,,,ed,,,./p.._ e-c-t- ihn.."e -x 4,—i,4. _ l .. ...../ ..L.I..... ' 1 . ...........____ ' I , , 1 L i I 085 . , t" 1 - '4' 't ,:, _ I .z,= . , r ' AGENDA ITEM 1 , i RESUME' Name: William . McCormick (Bill) S ..„,„ Mailing Address: ------- Hillsborough, N.C. . Zip Code _um_ ---- i .. Telephone: 732-3265 Home 732-8126 Business Ethnic Background: Black Indian White x Other _ . Sex: Male XI Female Age: 33 Education: (Highest) Masters in Educational Administration and SuPervision Occupation: Orange County Community Schools Coordinator Community Interests and Activities: As Community Schools Coordinator for the I Orange County Schools, I am interested in providing for the overall educational 1 needs of all citizens through greater use of school facilities b. civic organizations I and other public agencies. I firmly believe that community a:encies can collaborate i successfully in i providing services and training which can. provide a more comfortable i and meaningful lifestyle for all segments of the population. What segment of! county or population would you represent Hillsborough Township (Not applicabl ' in some instances) 1 .b.••oe.•••.a■n Or W oWN.1.10*.o.■ mO1 0101 A 10^ I am interested in serving on: Orange County Health and Medical Care Advisory Bard ---- 1 1 -------------- _________-- .... 1 I 4_10_719 7 „ .3,,, • '_,4,jj Date: Signature : i ex ,k , Alf ..d, --------J------ 08 6 •• RESUME' Name:, Kenneth E. Strayhorn Mailing Address , Route 02 Shad Oaks Farm Jtj_mtl Hill , North Carolina Zip Code 27514 Telephone: 967-4668 Home Business Ethnic Background: Black Indian White X Other . - Sex: Male X Female Age: Education: (Highest) 1 yr. Presbyterian Junior College; 1 yr. UNC Occupation: Retired Marine Corps Officer, Farmer Community Interests and Activities: Church, Civic, Community, Emergency Medical Services, Fire What segment of county or population would you represent (Not applicable in some instances) I am interested in serving on: ro. I , heel . 1 Date: Dec, 6, 1978 Signature : , 087 (-.; ,‘,. ,..„ ,,,, . - RESUME' amo: 1411. 4-)--- Lc_Alakig'__ —_--- Mailing Address: , 0 Adir ›-Ag ,._ 6)--- C%744 I '°. C, Zip Code 01',SV-3c. Telephone: 12Y- 5-1110me Business ., . Ethnic Background: Black Indian x White ,X Other z - Sex: Male Female Age: 70 - _ Education: (H ghest) _Agr._hlji„. ___. _ Occupation: f-ii-;- ci— , a p? . 1 Community Interests and Activities: _ te.oi,,q e J.. _ ' itke.bia, 5,7e)jrieVC,*4? c ,....,,,,, 0,...L.‘ „...7 ..4.014,Z Azet, ..... Qj ek/h......,,, e Cho rex f Vcrxn v -....—..... ----- --.------ What segment segment of county or population would you represent (Not applicable in some instances) —die r• -0-77.4or- ---.'' f/ 40 a a .... ......-- I am interested in serving on: _A:SA , "74er 1 i k Cos.. ( flift-e 6;1..1,1 vbi . . , _ .-- e - . 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'*.kl i'li;i5.; 45447.1.V■;,14,,Vi;w9=;:1,:itili:ti rIT.,,,O.:4,4:5(44.-,...,.w...Avv.,T.R .ei... s?,,,,,.,...,r: , . ... _ , Pei,41.:::Fv.,Z)rt'' .qttl".--,4. ',... -. .. .,--' ,, ..',-*. . f.. - ' .,.."' - t.' `,.-1,-...,,',V4::',' c,,,-.1, .rvEank...TAyLoR NAME: - -, , ; • .{ . , 1 :I ' — ": : - ' ,_.,,.., cha,el Eil • , MAILING ADDRESS: - , • PO Box 2443 . . . - zre CODE: - -..-:•:-.... *, .. • . . . , l' ,..,- -4...„.„ .. . , . • • • • -- • • Busirtrzs . . • • . • • • LEpRONE.: 1.' 067-3000 --...*---:-"t• 96.1-1(Ina• • Tr, tqarrE_x_._. oTREEt • grommour••••••• • • . .r • , • Pali.14IC BACKGROUND: /3' IA- CK -/ND. T-414 i AGE: 48 FpnALE X . • _ , * i . . . - SEX MALE • .. • . , . . — . . , ege . * • . • - . , I (HIGHEST) ' - C° iriU CAT/ON: ' IHIGR ....t........................ . . OCCUPATIONF Self employed - 'Buihaess consultant 1 COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVI —TIES: • . • • Please se atteched de-tai.1 ed resume. • . . I • - - . .• . .. .. .. . . ... ...- . , . . -..-- ..--- . i ., . . . - — f Feb. 1, 1983 . ......-- , Csrrboro as o IN WHICH TMIliqIIIP (not applicable in no * some DO YOU RESIDE? instances) 308 Bolin Creek Drive Bolin Forest, Carrboro 1 •I t commi4si071 AM INTEllESTED IN SERVING ON: ._. I — First Choice: Orange County Econcrm,' lc Development ......... Second Chcace: NOruransxgnesConuonmteymPvlainsnorinyg Third ChOicet: cBouonaradii_ _. •• • -------------Tor Orange ' County Water and Sewer Authority . = • /.... ..‘Z.t....t_e_,A / A ' January 23, ;1-983 . SIGNATURE. Verna Jay or DATE 1 i . . - — I . ..... --c,f.1'-,1,-,,,:7!-- 7 ,P-4-..k.n-1,t',A?j,Hu:A.,ki-t4v; y",,;,-,,=-",:.-1.,Wif- io'.t,7,--,"*.-..,;.- --:.-:..,.. ..,,t.1,0:.- -:,.:,i,v,-..,„4,,,,—,A-%.,-:..-r/.4,ri---,,,-„,g.,„,,..isr-ed:;::,,:,:fr.-4,4e,,- •:',. c 7_,,-,t,,r 4 ,-- ,,_:,,',-- - -- ,----4,4:‘_;---,-4 f--.-=,' - "=;-74-.4,;4---,44,•2_,,4! .f.)_-.4---..-4;44-,,,- -, -.--,,-,..--. :4'..-,t4:,-,---;,44, r= '',.+1* -7.r.^,--- ..-,-„,,,, .... -,72. ... ^.t.,,,,%..-4., ',,,Set. 144,4:4,,,,,. 1 0, I . 089 I' , ... , _ .. ,,..,, .. - - ,i• 1 t RESUivrEt ,. Name of Nominee: 2 I Q i C AP"/I-re CI '- [ Mailing Address: / ecte„ c, .:7: I ) , L I ,./. fe Zip Code Telephone: Home, 2-.39// Business gr71.2 ;2-F ?' 7 Ethnic Background: Black Indian White C,...------ Other , ; Sex: Male. ."-..-1,, Female Age: 1 Education:i (Highest) 42 67)47/1-ri--Q-- .... Occupation: .040(k/ ......___ I . , ( - 7) Community Interests and Activities / I Ar , . -e.43 /21 ,, ,./)— ..0(I A/ ar ............,—. —.............................— Nominatee, to Reniesent what area of County 73 ,,y/1,4- -1 7ee4/y,,,,to (Not applicabi; in some instances) , I . 1 . I Boards on which I am interested in serving are: _ _ -- -- 1 . I Date: 9 it_____, g--3 Signature of Nom* e i :12 -;=:,-.11..1.., -;-741k,t.•f.:;.:',..1:,:lif ',.?,,,-;1%.754-141;1,-;:,..,V,O,T,55.3.47-0:,,e,p;":.:5-ii . :',<:----,;:--7,;,-:.;z7,m,:,:=1,!_i,i.:*,..,-,-.',,,,-:-..,_,,,,,-,-.x.r,i,,,,q.z:„...,,,,..-..„,,,;..,,, _ ,. -. "--,:>-;4ie..L:*-''..:'-:;;"--,:-•'.4,;',7-i:r.:Z•ze,t)!;;,.. -.-.,,..31.0•4,-,..Vkak ,ttszl:):::t-,,':... ..,,,:'f,4;'. .. 1,*:.174Y;.:14':".!•-•: '.$''V''. 1:--z-',,,;(„.....;- ‘,":-.7.,,= -1;fltit*4. 1'-;- "-;;-`e:A1--- X-W, J ,- -;,- •-....--. -.: - - -:.".,tfyl- ....-q-,-,—;,,^74.:-; i:.114.':,Kr!,--...:-,-4-%#fe--,,rei.--._,: .:; 1— T,....‘ . , ;••••'•••• ■ .7."--":';','!,,- . .44-t 1;, ::..g.,t;X:,..;;,;•,,::- 1 I "-' -',. '.. -: - -f'e,f. - - - 090 ..6 RESUME .. ••• • WOE- David Lawrence Cusic -___L______—___ 908 Grove Street . MAILING ADDRESS: , . — „ :74Lpel Hill, Ne_ -... .„. -- . .. _ .: ZIP CODE: 275.14----;- 1 , TELEPHONE: 929-5537 HOME . 929-5537 BUSINESS .. i ETHNIC BACKGROUND: BLACK INDIAN WHITE X OTHER —_. SEX: MALE x ,_. FEMALE ____ AGE: _____ - EDUCATION: (HIGHEST) Masters of 11-- th Ad' •# ' #r: ".# - i ,— • iversity - ., Masters of Public Health Admin. - UNC-Chapel Hill OCCUPATION: - Management consultant / Part-time Faculty- Duke -, COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES For the past seven years have been active in Girl Scout activities with spouse 0011.•••■■■■••.....01 ' who is leader of Troop in Chapel Hill . . I • . . . - . • .. ---- ---- , , _ • . . . • - . ..... [ .0. ■■•■■•* ... May OW.te,..•■■■■•■■•••MMI. '".". 1 , IN WHICH TOWNSHIP DC) YOU RESIDE? Chapel Hill , (not I applicable in some instances) I AM INTERESTED IN SERVING ON: --. (1) Orange County Planning Board tie '3, ' arming teard . I •01110 ,. 44 r- -; , II", ,.. . (4) Orarige County Board of Health .k. DATE: 1/6/83 SIGNATURE: 1 „ . RETURN T( : Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners I 106 E. Margaret Lane 1 Hillsborough., N. 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' .k,"', ' ` " 6 ...t..:,.4 ' "'•1 "*..„4 4,.t...'..„1-_,•71.:,_"«'1,.,'1:2. 11'7A.T.9'1' *L-ctiRUARY, 19414 . . , _ , .. . . ,,, - . . "T; 1•T'l k..,15",,4,,. Ji,1.," ,, . ,.,,,A■ , -i, , ' -'., . -' ‘, • y : . -.. , ,‘ ... -,:z, r 5,1:■.''''":*•1;■t..;:; ' '''''' -,'''' ''''' " . '.''','..;'',„-,,,,:: t;;,..":11 I',■,..,,, ,`**rt7,:q',...,:".**•..,,,■"--1 ' , ,,,„viE•w- . : ' - -.. ,- - ,,,,,i•-i;_-Fr,',.=-1,:, - , ,• „,... -;„,„,...,,:q..7•4',,,:,:.,,,e,-,..:,,, ..,- r,.....; ,...i:.,--,,,,,,' 0 v 41 _ . • '. '. - ."• ,,:,-• - -7, ,, - , .,• -,,,,,,,,,,s-,-,...:-,t,,,,.,....- ....- 7.,,,,,,,.;.„, -,- . - -,... , ..,,,.J, •,..-,. i. .• -- Inc ; Chapel Hill, . of - '-- - - . , . ' ,-...„. ,..,.., ,,,,,.. ,,,.-,.. - - .,-..-,..-•,-,...!,:.•,-‘. - D.L. Cusic Group, . and evaluation ..,.,,,, • yell; presi enr, ,,_..,.. financing, who specialize in Cusic, ivirriA,7. • the planning, consultants vv....o - - David L. , , , 'experience in - years exPeri heads a group,., cif consul • administration -- tab- . thirteen - - Cusic has d now of health care programs an related corporations P • decisions totaling - , a wide alln,y. . a and evaluation ' for health re Mr.. . ... and county recommendations state strategic PlannIn° thp, firm has made • medical centers, _ , an s years, the university — Cusic is also corporations and public agencies. Estab- lished for only two include hospitals, , Clients service 0 University $50 million. , . um dationsrganiza, iifor exoecuns.ti and other health semi at Duke nearly of Health Administration • deterrants to • Department o,,,, . , and programmatic govenunen Professor in the ep administrative, anu p Robert Wood Johnson ts, private foundations, Assistant , with fiscal, ----- with The Ro---- Adjunct •.. , - al Officer wi t of a nation-. program _ men develop where he teaches . 1 has__ served as a associated with the ro edical care p ons. He nas a course that • •des he was ass° health care °Perata.1 sponsored primary medical Commission and community hospital sPons Health Study Com= Foundation where,. i establish commun.' Alabama H of health • •danve to es-- ' or for the Al and delivery 0- _ $30 million initiative. here, among other activities, t___I Executive Direct financing an * nal Medical dical or and Legislature of the Alabama Regi faculty .., grams. He has ne, the graals,d • tly to the Govern o He has been a fun-time faent reported l_tate. He was we de lopment• He and has been a • the and ve the Associate ryireabocuttorthe ; an Alabama in Birmingham . of North of Al the University o . Program with 'wr-I ' and the University services within ro.enntts' ibilitieS for planning an University, and the • primary for prim " ceton, Emory tal strategies me T le University, Princeton,written about developmental _ hed book entitled: member of Duke Unii versity guest speaker at e Mr.. Cusic has wn published addition, he Carolina at Chapel . 1 Hill- ---- ti co-authoring - pis In addi , for Financial Dectsto . holds a in two, texts Foundation affairs. He medical care In Hospital Trustees: Fou concerning health ii Health for Hosp . al programs of Pub c Primary Concerns 1. and is currently . • a a soon to be p . guest speak, er up niv upon several region p u University, a Master .., The has been a Bachelor o of Health Administra 0 Carolina, and a Bac Master o 1 of North t-ar° from The University o ' ti n degree from Duke Degree fro— A.,' &la- University of Flori of Science degree from •. ' ,• ',,.... •, _ .a•t_, ';: ...v33-.:.s•r"`" """%.: :::trZ.`,' VGw." :k'::,'.'-;:i - t"kt2l-:° i f r x F a , E � 092 _.,.._.__.._.......�................. .�_ „gin _ ....,., :• DAVID L. CUSIC Page 2. , PERSONAL INFORMATION Address David Lawrence Cusic Tel. No.: (919) 929-5537 908 Grove Street 'Chapel Hill,NC 27514 - 1 Present Position: president ' (Thee D.L. Cusic Group,Inc, 908 Grove St. ' ' ' Chapel Hill,N.C. 27514 , tt PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE " September, 1979 President, The D. L.Cusic Group, Inc. to date Chapel Hill,North Carolina ... The D. L. Cusic Group is a private firm specializing in providing consultation in strategic planning,evaluation,and marketing for health related corporations. Established for only two years, the firm has made recommendations for executive decisions totaling nearly $50 uiillion. Clients include hospitals, university medical centers, state and county govern- ments,private foundations, and other health service organizations. Adi jttnct Assistant Professor, Department of Health Administration, Doke University, Durham, North Carolina. . Th annually one course(HA 383-Program Evaluation) that deals with the determination of financial, programmatic, and administrative deterrants to health care operations. Also teach market analysis and financial forecasting as they relate to the development and operation of various inpatient and ambulatory care programs. July, 1976- Research Associate, Department of Health Administration, September, 1979 Duke University, Durham,North Carolina. Rnsibilities included: developing and teaching courses in community health services, seminar on program evaluation,and ambulatory care administration; tutorial students; and student advisor. Served as department liason with Duke Center for Aging and Department of Physical Therapy. Participated in select committee responsible for revising faculty - policy and procedures. September, 1973- Program Officer,The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, June, 1976 Princeton, New Jersey. R sponsibilities included: (I) screening and development of proposals for presentation to Foundation Board of Trustees; (2) organization and development of Foundation's proposal $�g committee; (3) program officer review of proposals in service areas involving community hospitals, primary care group practices, rural health programs, emergency medical services, and selected student training programs;and(4) the monitoring of funded proposals valued at approximately $44) million. Also assisted in the development of the Foundation's national programs for: "Community Hospital Sponsored Primary Care Groun ..,,,gire-6K0 ,-,040 .,?:„;i;1.711;:ti-,•.a"i:r;,4.'"'.0.4...crl'a)t,-; ,:ar.W.:3:?4,),k4t=',.'`',S-4,"••!4rgealr..,0gZ.:-Ziv'' -A' e..:--1,14.*" 4'.. ...:*''' it •Z-...^PT,':',47,.'/:-z--11.7.1,'*:-'"-":::.t".'11.11;W.F.:;:r5-1;?4:F.*.MLI ofi4 0..; -.."*1.0 .r,if,',1-.1".1.5"±t' 1..!)-t-'1:-'4141.0,-- ,,..-4,7%#--..- „,.- 'tn. .- . .,. _ .. $ . -'``F".7-.r:,.z.,11.',4-..iF:?4. , -s.1•1,-1.`t,x-- ,..:.......;-;a1.7-:-:,':-&,.;;;; 4a,:ta 4,',',..-?;A-t-,--,-549-:■..-,4,:t.:`,."-- ,-.....: .,,,,-A-,. ....... 1,7 ,:;.;;,...1;;;..u.....vti....----- ,6;.,;Yh-.f•",.44.1.6. 7+,1):_*,—. ......::,:04. ._ ,,,‘3,:: 4:.X.4.,,•,:-.-'.7 .,,::.,r...,,i,m-Lz;..ir-,..-71,71,:t: -:,;.;i', ,,,,,F.,-..4,g4,3,.',:::,,'.:;:,:,,,,:-.,..1:::-...t......,,-c.,=,:::.f.-,,e,,,,,-.1,,....4„..........:-.-r.;::-,.....,,7'7;;;; Ce1.77,,t0,?..-1,..4=7*,;':,.Aw._,Tiu:.,4,,.•,-,y...:,..,!,!.....: ..:,$•-•At'?-iir.,.,Kr:.,- -. ••-••• •',-'; .:; ,,,!.P., ;f", ; •''; , .. n-,:: :,,:,!-:-!...--:: ,-,:,-:. ;_:z,,,-.1,tr :... ... ...-4::..,:t.„14:4:4:-1",•:-;‘,:,:" .; ..; '" .e . ' +' - --' . l' ' : ., . ,: '' ' .'.- ': :;:f:;` ' :' '^',--:: '...,: '' '...f. f. --;:;. ?-...,Le.v•-... :'. '. :,1::f.'!,:7f.:7,7,:c,1,,,:,-,1 .., - ., - -..;:,.' r'' - .., .,:„..,:i7.,,,:•! , ,..- , ., - •-, - - ' •.:::;;;;,;, :. ,,, ,. ::, : z ..1,. ,. .%;'...:.,, ---,-;:.,:.::... :...7.-::i:: ett.- -..:=:,•., .,'..' ., .:".". ,, -.11?. -."•--,. 7.' ': ' .. '.71, 4'', ..,L7;4c.":,tfr:427','''' '..- , ',... . .. . . • , .. ...,' : 1. DAVID L. cUSIC . ,- .. Page 3. : . PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE (Continued) . , March, 1972- Executive Director, Alabama Health Study Commission September, 1973 thontgomry, Alabama. ,. i Served as chief executive officer for the Commission which was the first in Alabama's legislative history.: The Commission was charged to study the state's health issues and . • . % make recornmendations to the Governor and Legislature. Developed $140,000 to finance : r::- • ! z 1.;:r: •1 Commission activities, held public hearings, organized eight task forces consisting of over .•:',..• f'. 4 . 125 professionals and consumers, wrote and published reports for the Governor and .. : ! ::' ; :^2,•-•' Legislature, testified in legislative hearings, and appeared as Commission spokesman to .. - ; ' -: ';'-',.':'; •-, . , -,:.•:;.:.- . : : .::. ' -, '1 :.`.5.:2,`-:";,;•74::_i:-..' ;: ,.::,..1.-,::::,1::, , :, z,, :. , . • ,: 7 ,.,, .. , .:. : :. :...;..-7, :-, ;.: - . ,i; .1-7:i i,:...,:r.!.. August; 1970- .-::' Aisociate Director for Planning and Program Developnient,Alabama Regional Medi- f•-i•, :-.., ;; .--: ,.. •••ri• 1 : ::-;,:,•%.,-...-,-,- March, 1972 ' , . :,, •:cal Program,Birmingham,Alabama. — tI -: s rved . - : - • „..... ---. ,.. . as planning and development officer. Developed programs for emergency medical I ..:: services throughout State 37:counties), coronary care units, cancer dosimetry program. EMS research, manpower training programs, and served as chief coordinator of six area-wide Comprehensive Health Planning agencies regarding their development. The AMP was One of the first programs in the nation to sponsor the development of CHP(b) 1 agencies. Organized and coordinated first RMP Region iv EMS conference. Served as consultant in EMS and physical rehabilitative services throughout Alabama and neighbor- ing states. ' ",; . ' , • , - . . September, 1969.4 Assistant Profeth•or,School of Community and Allied Health Resources. March, 1972 U1 niversity of Alabama, Birmingham. PrinPrincipal responsibilities with the Department of Physical Therapy. Developed program in cipal planning and administration. Recruited and screened students for admission, devel- oped grant applications for departmental funding, and contributed to the philosophical, - I organizational, and operational strategy.for a new school of physical therapy. I . 1966-1968 Physical Therapy Advisor, Florida State Board of Health, Jaiirsonville, Florida. Developed the first physical therapy program under the aegis of the Florida State Board of Health. Provided patient care in 14 rural counties, organized over 125 in-service and 1 . continuing education sessions for community hospitals, nursing homes, and public health departments. Assisted in the planning and development of the first summer camp experi- enee in the nation for "stroke" victims and their families with the Florida Heart As's* 'ciation and Florida Easter Seal Society. Developed clutinic obstructive pulmonary disease* r treatment and screening program with Florida TB and RD Association for three rural Florida counties. I . 1968 Clinical Instructor for the University of Florida, Schools of Physical Therapy, - , Gainesville. - 1 . Trained, supervised, and evaluated physical therapy students in a public health experience furl summer, 1968. 1 ''''''''`-'ii.:~47:'.**.;--;.-'-P- I.:1-t-Vi'%547:-IIT•fc.A.X;f:A:',: ,;-.:-.:,12.;t1.77-':::::•.,);i:A'Attiv.-...,f,-..-1-,,,24C:, -.... ..•-•,‘*;!RW:.,.;!'"'''',:j':'''''/•"•-"4-;KNIrter:t:W;4947.Ii76ii*r.:•-•,,' ':r''' ,:ti;':-...1-•-:•,,,,--- -..,:,•-•:,..-7.:••••,'••-•::.,.4.. ,:rtre•-..!.......‘:1-P 1-,,(•'''..;,:r, 1.1:1''1•4:-='.54"-.....1!.0.:..-..-:, ,,',,..,.% • :4'..,.fit,r, g'.. - .''...,'Z'',,,c7.:,•.,+'.1:"..,..., .;:17..,. ."';.7",1 e:,;.5,;,.....taw.,?..,,.;r..,.„..,<7',..a;',-.74,1- - 4,...Iti-I...-;.,':',7•1..,".":4,,,,Af.i.)."..,;,.';',.-.7.";--,,,-.,'',i;.141'4',r..,,''.!'.X. 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' - . ,.. .... - 7.. 1981 to date Provided consultation to the First Presbyterian Church of Fayetteville, (NC) regarding . - .'.. the development of Cross Creek Comprehensive Services, a not-for-profit organization . . providing a wide array of out-patient and home health services. ;A. - .-..• '. 1981 Cpnsultant to Heritage Place Foundation (Fayetteville, NC). Evaluated and made recant- mendanons on management strategies for this $6.5 million retirement community. Devel- oped contracts for management responsibilities with outside firm and prepared recommen- - • :...,-.,... -, dations regarding marketing of facility and the composition of the health service plan offered to residents. 1981 -,'':.-7 '...' Under crintract with The Shand,s Teaching Hospital(University of Florida), prepared five ... ''.',. ..". .• contract' proposals for the management of Alachua County's(Gainesville,Fla,)emergency medical services. Potential cost-savings to County under these proposals ranged from :' Si00,000 to$350,000. - - . . . . I • 1981. . • Developed evaluation of the Hospice movement in the State of North Carolina wider ,.,.. ' contract with Hospice of North Carolina, Inc. (Durham). Developed management .. information system now is in use by all Hospices within the State. 1981 Ptovil ded consultation to the United Community Services (Charlotte, NC) for the devel- opment of (1) a report to the Council on Aging regarding the impact of transportation, • information and referral, and health care issues upon Charlotte/Mecklenburg older adults; and(2)an evaluation of management strategies employed by UCS with respect to issues on aging. 1981 • CPnsultation provided to The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation(Princeton,NJ)regard- ing the development of a national program emitted: "The Primary Care Practice Loan Gnarantee Program." The intent of this $7.5 million program is to facilitate the develop- • men' t of physician practices in rural and urban'medically underserved areas, 1981 Provided consultation to The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Princeton, NJ) to evaluate proposal to expand services submitted by the Palmetto Family Health Care Center ..,. (iacolet, SC). - 1981 Served as a member of 'a national panel assembled by The Robert Wood Johnson FOundation(Princeton, NJ)to provide advice regarding potential Foundation involvement with emergency medical services programs. 1980 to Date Colnsultant to the executive offices of Laventhol and llorwath(Philadelphia). Responsible 1 for developing a national program for hospital trustee education in financial management. C.on' tract includes the preparation of a program strategy and the writing of three manu- scripts that will comprise a series on financial management for hospital trustees. 1980. Consl ultant to the Health Development Corporation (Tuscaloosa, Alabama). Responsible 1 foi developing strategy to diversify corporate mission. 1980 Consultant to the Alabama Office of Rural Health Affairs (attached to the Governor's office- Montgomery, Alabama). Provided advice regarding plans to advance the delivery ,.., • of Hai health care for the State. 1980 Consultant to the University of Alabama in Birmingham Medical Center. 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CONSULTATION (Continued) 1980 ' Joint comultation provided With Medical Administration Resource Center(MARC-Colorado i • , Springs, Colorado) to the Devine-Poutasse-Fiveash Clinic (Norfolk, Virginia). Advice ::. vided concerning considerations necessary to establish a private 501 (c)(3)foundation. 1980 Added consultation in ram determination and cost identification to Sirley Fisher,LPT(a - . piivate physical therapy Practice located in Chapel 1-Jill, North(arolina). 1979 '. - * Reviewed and carnmented upon the primary medical care criteria developed by the Rentudry Health Systems Agency-West(Louisville). 1 1979 "7 .- Cilialitallt to the University of Alabama in Birmingham Medical Center. Responsible for plans to develop Office of Rural Affairs, a state plan for the delivery of primary ' .... medical care to women and children of rural area ; plan to strengthen secondary and ' 'tertiary regional neonatal centers;and grants applications totaling in their support in excess of$11 million. ' —- : . ,... _: . .. . Consultant in timg-Tenn Care Health Policy for the North Carolina Health Facilities ASsociation,Raleigh, NC. 1 1979 Doke University Department of Physical Therapy, a program to integrate physical therapy with primary medical care. ...- . . 1977 Lol n with Duke Center for Aging, a program to better integrate initiatives concerning ., aging Americans With health planning and administration. 1978 . . Consultation with the Crawford County Board of Supervisors and Board of Directors of Crawford Memorial Hospital to evaluate county ambulance service, Robinson, Illinois. 1 1978 Spricial Ad Hoc Committee on EMS appointed by the Mecklenburg County Board of Commissioners (Charlotte, NC). Developed reorganization plan for county-wide erner- gamy' medical service system for a population of 450,000. 1977 to 1980 Community Hospital Medical Staff Group Practice Program. Sponsored by The Robert Word Johnson Foundation and administered by Georgetown University, Washington, D.C. 1977 Eilgecohnbe County Hospital, Tarboro, North Carolina. Reviewed hospital planning and evaluated, contracts with physicians providing anesthesiology, pathology, emergency medi- cine and primary medical care. . . I , 1976 to Date The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Princeton, New Jersey. Consultant to emer- gency medical care, rural health, group medical practice, and primary medical care projects. ' 1971 - 1973 Special consultant to City of Vestavia Hills Emergency Medical Services Committee, Vestavia Hills, Alabama, I . 1969 - 1973 Special consultant to City of B'irminghain Emergency Medical Services Committee, i Bmingham, Alabama. - 1969 Consultant in physical rehabilitation for the Tri-County Appalachian Regional Health PlaMaing Commission, Decatur, Alabama. 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'*-1,...„;?.:,::.''.:t _,„ .t.,7,:..• ,-„,.....7,..-...e.4-„.4 ,,,v,1,-.,...•r-z..- `..: .z,'''' 4 DAVID L. CUSIC - , . Page 6. . , 1 . EDUCATION Institution 1 _ Duke University 1„ Master of Health Administration September, 1979 - Durham, NC - 1 University of North Master of Public Health, i September, 1969 Carolina at Chapel Medical Care Administration - . .... Hill, School of . -.. - Public Health University of Florida I Certificate of Proficiency in Physical Therapy September, 1966 V ' • '' Crainesvi'lle, FL :,, ',--.• ::,,,,:=1-., , , .-, . .:: ,. -''. ' -t - University of Florida VV 1 Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy V V May 1966 Gainesville, FL - . . ., Post Graduate National Training I "Institute on Organi7ational Development" June, 1971 Laboratories Washington,D.C. American Hospital "Institute of Fundamentals of Personnel Administration" August, 1970 Association, Chicago, IL I Birmingham EMS "Emergency Medical Services Training" January, 1970 Committee, . .,, Birmingham,AL University of Florida "Aspects of Community Services for Physical Therapists" lune, 1967 , Gainesville, FL 1 HONORS August, 1980 Keynote speaker, symposium on "Ivlaticating Rural Health Services" sponsored by the University of Alabama in Huntsville. 1982 to date Adjunct Assistant Professor, Duke University, Department of Health Administration, Ihnitam,North Carolina. 1 1976- 1982 Guest Lecturer, Duke University, Department of Physical Therapy, Durham, North Carolina. 1977 Grist Lecturer, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Department of Physical Therapy. i .. December, 1977 Faculty member for a national symposium sponsored by the American Association for Comprehensive Health D1 . .arm;net t..1.4 :- hi...........-.. . fir,r^..r ♦,..*�v -i'.: t t '• '.Y' .,.� :.Fxl��^ »` Ss� `" U-S4 T'w '.. . •-7—in r.' ,5... : _. _.n.. ..»^ '_ T.F •- ..t.'.�^ > i i p 4�� ''^•Y �, a y. ,w.y cr-{.�y'� .,-w ,L.s4n •n�.•� {�..i "a. l,.$c""h+ a � ��}}yy-4.. �.;i >I•"`'3i r s:'.-i;4'� t' 'ia a ..�.0^u- Y � ' .^ ^xf ..... —'1 y, r .+ �.� .v '] aY_rf.± '^+1.a �'r- W" .t..sW(• .= �.....°.y.,.; ,...y-•' `y! s�. ..( W,S. R .�.c. '' L'f"�itei" ""' �` ' ii<: ` ?"';tit...;;I'ci.:' 1. 1.44 yc.a•_ t h w. t ,r t � 4 • • DAVID L. CUSIC Page 7. HONORS (Continued) July, 1976 - Speaker, American Association for Comprehensive Health Planning, "Primary Care and '. Health Planning Under P. L. 93-641,"Third Annual Conference, Miami, Florida. June, 1976 �cate of ation Ap�ci presented by the American Association for Comprehensive . ";lal&Planning- Steering Committee on Primary Care and Health Planning Symposium. ' ii , June, 1975 Certificate of Appreciation presented by the American Association for Comprehensive ;"y Health Manning. February:April, S hat`leader for course entitled, "Medicine in Modem America," Americ M a,"Princeton University1975 Pincetor,New Jetse y. . y Ma y, 1974 ' S p er, South Eastern 1 roa N, Hone Health Worislap,r Mi dpi ion Health, Agency,Jackson;Mississippi.. March-May, 1974 course entitled:"Introduction to the Medical Care Complex";Temple Univ'ersi- - - typ Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. • November, 1972- Certificate of Appreciation presented by the Montgomery Regional Medical Foundation, February, 1973 Lecturer in Emergency Medical Services Systems, Montgomery, Alabama. June September, Appointed to Alabama State Cori ►s Advisory Board on Health and Environmental 1972 �ty _ December, 1971- Appointexi to Graduate Faculty of the University of Alabama in Birmingham. September, 1973 October, 1971 Speaker, American Physical Therapy Association, Southeast Region, Asheville, North Carolina. - lune, 1971 Spear, Research Section, American Physical Therapy Association Annual Conference, .Boston, Massachusetts. May, 1971 G lest Lecturer, Department of Physical Medicine, Emory University, Atlanta, Georgia. REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS aisle, David L.Primary Concerns for Hospital Trustees:Foundation for Financial Decisions, a book currently in production for the Extive Offices of Laventhol&Horwath, Philadelphia. Cask,David L.A Report to Hospice of North Carolina:Findings From a Survey of 19 Hospices Operating Within the State;Hospice Views of HNC:and Management Information—Patient(make Form and Care Summary, March, 1982. f Cusic, David L. A Report to the Council on Aging: Impact of Transportation, Information and Referral, and Health Care Issues tlfson CharlottelMecklenburg older Adults, November, 1981. The University of Alabama in Birmingham, "A Proposal to Establish an Infant Care Program for Rural ` Alabama,"October, 1979. Cusic, David L.; Falcone, David J.; and Warren, David G. The Cost and Quality of Nursing Home Service in North Carolina A Pacirrnn P,nnor me et,,... r�,.r:,...,._ .4 0."'_.a..- ., . ... _ . _ « .c:�yyy�v,1^`n�;�;f...r F� ,igyA:'1'�/~l.��i-r` �In Gr^r( Y:Srr' 'r•n�•1:.`.:%.``"" r,M ... J i �.q k e y •`t ,7''ro-_;t a 1„ r �.+.' !w�.' J,,n! .?�E'Tw�';?•r.,K-•. •� �,,, ', 1' -. �s•, .yam ."'" `15 . yr��Yji�`^ + AwA 'kZ •r , '',P' •• S j �'�'•�"� 1 .0>,•d ` :},'S^ 1,4 �i-:4%, -6,45,,,,-.„ •: ;5:1.3 i 4A. .4,,, .9..., i' ,.?x.. s.. ,m'.-rr"r�:: " a. ,1 I-4:: ``f Y.1. ..?. n.4"6.'::. n'_;':-- r h z k 'd"'frr �"�- �.. :y S', r r h re.a•.FC:'s t .."- ,, ,V.i. 4 tai !i C r . :?;.:,,'"";:1,4,1?!< ..�� a4 : iti�`'' ': V• r ` Y .r- i„." i .y7 � �:- Y 1.: ,I • i 3 r!' ;£- ^-t f`,,�1 mob-.•, �,*fi;%7j r 4 09 - _ * , -'x; DAVID L. CtJSIC F Page 8. F REPORTS AND PUBLICATIONS (Continued) Cusic, David L. and i Warren, David G. A Report to the Board of Directors and the Administrator of the . Edgecnmbe General Hospital. Durham, North Carolina, October 24, 1977. Casio, David L. "Planning for Primary Cam Group Practice:Organizational and Start-Up Issues and Examples,'' Health Planning and Primary Care. American Association for Comprehensive Health Planning, Alexandria, i' Virginia, April, 1 . . Berman,Richard A. and Casio David L. "Fiscal Planning for a Hospital-Sponsored Group Practice," Community ,; Hosptrtrls and the Challenge of Primary Care, Center for Community Health Systems, Columbia University. e` .• .Ballinger Press, New York, 1976. ' ,4 r ;.-Cusic, David L. "A Strategy to Produce Faculty for Physician Training in Emergency Medicine." Unpublished . ' ; : position paper for the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation • five national fellodkshi proposing t hat$2.5 million be allocated to develop _ P programs in emergency medicine. December, 1976. Blandon, Robert J. andI Cusic, David l~:, "National Program J-` - Care Programs." .Unpublished position paper for�Rob�Wood Johnson Foundation,n, for ton, New Jersey, which served as the basis for a national program of grants for a total of$30 million, - t: Alabama Health Study Commission.Report on Costs of Medical Care. Montgomery, Alabama. April 2Q, 1973. Alabama Health Study Commission, Report on Consumer Health Education, Montgomery, Alabama. April 20, 1973. -: I Alabama Health Study Commission.Report on Tuberculosis. Montgomery, Alabama. March 28, 1973. Alabama Health Study Commion. Report on Emergency Medical Sevices. Montgomery, Alabama. March 21, 1973. :, Alabama Health Study Commission, Report on Health Manpower and Licensure.M 29, 1973. ont g ome rY. Alabama. March Alabama Health Study Commission. Report on Health and Health Services of Alabama Children, Montgomery, _ Alabama,. April 4, l'+p73. 1 Alabama Health Study Commission. 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Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners • lingr. 14...______... ... .... . 1 0 I www**0140.**... • 111 RESUME VERNA TAYLOR NAftE: MAILING ADDRESS: ___ O Box 2443, Cha.el R•11 C _ • ZIP CODE: TELEPHONE 1623,E- )0 HOME BUSINESS ETHNIC BACKGROUND: BLACK 'INDIAN WRITE x OTHER SEX: MALE • FEMALE X AGE: 48 11101.110*,..M• • • EDUCATION (HIGHEST) College OCCUPATION: Self employed - BuSbless consultant COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES: - Please ee attached detailed resume. • ' • ---_--- IN WHICH TIOWNSHIP DO YOU RESIDE? Carrboro as of Feb. 1, 1983 (not lapplicable in some instances) 308 Bolin Creek Drive Bolin Forest, Carrboro I AM INTERESTED IN SERVING ON First Chalice: Orange County Economic Development Commission Second Choice: Orange County Planning Board Third Choice l Nursing Home Advisory.Council - or Orange County Water and Sewer Authority • A if DATE: January 23, 1983 SIGNATURE:N-Z-4-4,11-A. • verna lay or -- RETURN TO: Clerk to the Board of County Commissioners Ine •-• Ve I _ - r VERNA TAYLOR 4 PO Box 2443 205 The Oaks, Burning Tree Drive Chapel Hill, North Carolina, 27514 919/967-3000 • OBJECTIVE: Challenging administrative/general management position with company, public service organization or Membership association or organization. An oppor- tunity to apply creative and innovative organizational, management and supervisory skills. EDUCATION: • Meredith College, Raleigh, NC/ General College East Carolina University, Greenville, NC/ Psychology, Science, Business Durham Technics I Institute, Durham NC/ Economics, Investment Analysis Santa Fe College, Gainesville, FL/ Psychology, Humanities, Science Weaver School °Weal Estate, Kansas City, MO/ Certificate North Carolina actical Nurse's License/ by waiver examination Catholic Hospital Association, St. Louis, MO/ Certificate', Nursing Home Administration EXPERIENCE: Over 25 years management and executive experience at the corporate level. Business Consultant - Currently engaged in specialized business services to individuals, businesses and organizations in the Triangle Area. Business-Co-Owner, Executive Vice President and Tteasurer - Omega Complex, Ltd. Business and financial services to Investors, lenders and borrowers. Currently responsible for all administrative functions of the business.. Contract Representative - Masters Financial, Inc. Charlotte, NC. Firm offers tar benefit packages through leases of master sound recordings and master films. 1 Businesa.Owner/President - For five years owned and operated Taylor Business Services, Inc. in Chapel.Bill. A business services organization providing secretarial, word processing, answering service, printing, resume counseling and small business management consulting. Business Owner/V)ce President - Ernest Taylor Construction Inc., Faison, North Carolina. ; Specialty contractor in grading and utilities (water and sewer installatinns). A family business, one-half ownership with father. Served as general manager for four very successful years prior to relo- cation to Chapel Hill. Remain corporate Vice President and co-owner. Business Manager - The Daily Tar Heel, student newspaper at University of North Carn1t . ntli . t . ,, ■ .. ,. . . . ...'..', . ' i• I . . i . . . • !''''',, ... ■li.t ' ' .." 1 Executive Assi$tant -.- McKay and Associates, Chapel Hill. Management consulting, organizational development, training and executive search. : I , Administrative Assistant to Company President -. Computer Management ) '.' Corporation, Gainesville, Florida. Responsibilities included supervision of all project in process and final documentation; supervision of computer programmer/ana yst teams; administration of programmer/analyst training, school and cor rate books and records. '. 1 • 1 . Assistant Administrator - Convalescent Center of Gainesville, Florida. An extended care facility. 'Position included all the general responsibilities of the Administrator of the 100 bed facility and 75 employees. Developed policies and procedures, writing these manuals and implemented certifica- tion for Medicare, VA, state and federal social services. 1 . Office Manager l- Daybreak Lodge, Wiliington, Delaware. An extended care ' facility. Responsibilities included maintenance of all corporate records and adminstrative procedures! Coordinated nursing and ancillary services. I . • General Duty Nursing - Henderson-Grumpier Clinic, Mount Olive, North Carolina and Duplin General Hospital, Kenansville, North Carolina. I -.. PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: ! - ,„Plq.Egl_carglina !Federation of Business and_ProfesstoAal Women's Clubs, Inc. (Immediate Past State President of the 4000 member organiFeirdn—and • ?. currently servelon Board of DiiiCiore-and Baia-6E-Tflittedb-)-777,7i;;;Z:t67;„ Nifli-Wil AieoCi&Elon of Wometi-BusinessOwneis, Triangle---Chaiter (member) - ( a-eitz/7 ?./a., American Business Women's Association (member) 1 Associated General Contractors (served on Legislative Committee) 1 National Association of Female Executives (member) American Mangement Association (member) CIVIC, EDUCATIONAL, AND POLITICAL ACTIVITIES: Numerous.. ..including local school board, church officer, civic clubs, etc. • OTHER: ( Recently Appointed by Governor Hunt to the Governor's Advisory Council on Citizens Affair , Task force on Business and _ ndustry. ... Served on Orange County Board of Adjustment. Presently sewing as Executiiii-bire6EOr of Triangle Chapter of Who's Who Trn—ational, an ini-e-rnatalplittaiili_--oig—aa-izatiim.-- (.\ Listed in Wfii.)-II3-1Who ift-Bilii4fdee-and Finance in America. Served as Notary Public, State of Florida. Currently hold Notary qppolutmegt, Stat! ollk5thCa!2115!eI___, -_— !---- . -.. , REMARRS: Thorough knowledge and ability to implement management principles ,. through many yars experience and heavy responsibilities for corporate planning, marketing, growth, record-keeping, public relations, sales super- vision, 1 ... personnel hiring and training, dealing with clients and customers. . Executive skills include: decision-making, planning, conceptual acuity, de- fining and formulating objectives and follow-through, exceptional leader- ..!!,...er., ship ability, mOtivating, communications. sunervisorv. •-. "--,21,F„A,ft;‘,,,,,t*,:::,;,st.`7,-;_.4- ' 5 r:7=4,1" ,,„,' .V.r.S.1.,,.; a,-0,0S0W,,,, ., ,.t.4.* 4. --. -;;F-,,,,,-■7q-44.37.)c-411.";.'4::"I' S.r.4*.:511 .4P'45.• ••Itl::=0: ....%".4,-er . -r-4P - 4 "•■=k, '-- -!" ..1"::-‘`i.'-ix'llt...,.4; 4:, ., ,.;,..-...7.;r. ;.....".,r.k:,,,. 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March 1, 1983 1 , Orange ICounty Commissioners 106 }Iasi t Margaret Lane Hillsborough, N.C. 27278 Dear Sirs: I . -... Attachdd is the resume of Ms. P.11ie moConneLL. the to tisi . limitations she was unable to sign the form herself, but has verbally agreed to her nomination. 1 1 Her ncanination for the Orange County Nursing Bare Advasacy. Cammit&ae is being submitted by Ifillhaven Convalescent Center of Chapel' Hill, Lakeview Manor and Hi_Ilhaven Orange Nursing Ham jointly. , If you hal ve further questions, please feel free to call lie. 5. 0.4.1 ely, C;;Y.4.47 .. m. .. Administrator 1 Ki.,:sp encl. . I „ '...v ' - . • ' ; • , - - t" 1 - . ' RESUME NAME: ELEANCMIS. McCONNELL MAILING ADDRESS: Rt. 1, Bog.185 H . - ----------------_-- - Halsbacough N.C. ZIP CODE: 27278- TELEPHONE: 732-8951 HOME 966-4161 BUSINESS • ETHNIC BACKIGROUND: BLACK 'INDIAN WHITE X OTHER • SEX: MALE FEMALE AGE: • EDUCATION: I (HIGHEST) OCCUPATION:I R.N. ClinicAl Inst. Med. School • aa on •• a COMMUNITY INTERESTS AND ACTIVITIES: Neighborhood watch, long term mum in Orange County - --------------- IN WHICH TOWNSHIP DO YOU RESIDE? END • (not eipplicable in some instances) I AM INTERESTED IN SERVING ON: ijir. .•1 i ft 1L • is firrn Advisory Catudi:tee. . 1 0. DATE: 3449 SIGNATURE- ee--) • •