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48. Jasper F. Horner, C.G.= 0. Roy R. Cooper, .H.
49. Rose Johnson, C.H. 61. Richard I. Levin, C.H.
50. Rollie Tillman, Jr., C.H. 62. Patsy Lacock, Hb.
51. Charlie Cotton, C.H. 63. 0. S. Hunt, C.H.
52. Dan Glosson, Jr., Cb. 64. Henry R. Immerwahr, C.H.
53• Louise A. Jefferson, C.H. 65. Jerry D. Leggett, C.b
54. Junior Lawson, C.G. 66. Ida Hester, Hb.
55. Thomas L. Isenhour, C.H.
56. James Cheek, C.H.
57. Clayton Cook, Hb.
59. G. L. Kennedy, Hb.
59. Charles Jackson, C.H.
The Board of Commissioners then adjourned and re-convened as a Board of
Equalization and Review.
There was no business to come before the Board of Equalization and Review
so it was recessed until the 1st Monday in August of 1962.
There being no further business to come before the Board of Commissioners the
meeting was adjuurned to met again on Friday, April 6th, with the Trustees of the
Chapel Hill City Administrative Unit.
Donald Stanford
Chairman
Betty Jbne Hayes, Clerk
and
S. M. Gattis, Acting Clerk
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Minutes of the Board of Commissioners
April 6, 196P
The Orange County Board of Commissioners met on Friday, April 6, 1962, in the
Commissioners, room at the courthouse in Hillsboro, N. C.
Members present: Chairman Donald Stanford, Commissioners Harvey Bennett,
Clarence Jones, Donald McDade and Henry Walker.
Members absent: None
The purpose of the meeting was to hear a request from the Chapel Hill City
Administrative Unit to permit them to proceed with the sale of the downtown school
property.
The County Attorney was present and advised the Board of Commissioners no
action was necessary on their part to permit:.the:Chapel Hill City Administrative
(Unit to proceed with the sale.
After some discussion of the proper position of the Board of Commissioners in
this matter the following motion was offered by Commissioner Jones.
The Board of Commissioners understands the final responsibility for the sale
of the downtown school property in question rests with the Chapel Rill City Adninistre-
tive Unit; however, the Board of Commissioners are concerned with the Chapel Hill
City Administrative Unit in their desire to offer said property for sale. The Board
of Commissioners feel the selling price should be at least the approximate replace-
ment cost of the facilities involved.
This resolution was seconded by Commissioner Walker.
Chairman Stanford called for a vote and there were 5 ayes and 0 nayes. Chairman
Stanford then declared the motion carried.
There being no further business to come before the Board the meeting was
adjourned.
Donald Stanford
Chairman
S. M. Gattis
Acting Clerk