REVISED
(Addition?6t)
THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
DURHAM, NORTH
CAROLINA
Monday, June 27, 2005
AGENDA
?Public Charge"
The Board of Commissioners
asks its members and citizens to conduct themselves in a respectful, courteous
manner, both with the Board and fellow citizens. At any time, should any member of the Board
or any citizen fail to observe this public charge, the Chairman will ask the
offending person to leave the meeting until that individual regains personal
control. Should decorum fail to be
restored, the Chairman will recess the meeting until such time that a genuine
commitment to the public charge is observed.
As a courtesy to others, please turn
off cell phones during the meeting.
4:00 ? 6:00 P.M.
Closed Session?Personnel Matters
7:00 P.M. Regular Session
1. Opening
of Regular Session?Pledge of Allegiance 5 min.
2. Agenda
Adjustments 5 min.
3. Minutes 5 min.
a. March 7, 2005 Worksession
b. June 1, 2005 Budget Worksession
c. June 6, 2005 Worksession
d. June 13, 2005 Budget Worksession
e. June 13, 2005 Regular Session
4. June
Anchor Award Winner?Eddie Culberson
5 min.
Eddie Culberson of the Soil and
Water Conservation District was selected to receive the June Anchor Award. Mr. Culberson was recognized for this honor
because of superior work, and particularly for his persistence in handling a
massive water issue for a citizen.
· Mr. Culberson went beyond the call
of duty to make sure a Durham
County
resident got proper service.
· Mr. Culberson not only continuously
communicated with the citizen, but also contacted NCDOT
and regularly updated all parties.
Chairman Ellen Reckhow will lead the
presentation.
County Manager?s Recommendation: The Manager recommends that the
June Anchor Award be presented to Eddie Culberson along with congratulations of
the entire organization.
5. 2005
County Commissioner Leadership Award?Ellen
Reckhow
5 min.
Commission Chairman
Ellen Reckhow is the recipient of the North Carolina Council of Community
Programs 2005 County Commissioner
Leadership Award.
· The prestigious award
highlights Chairman Reckhow?s commitment to those in
need of mental health, developmental disabilities, and substance abuse
services. She was honored at a special
awards banquet on Monday, June 13, 2005, hosted by the NC Council of Community
Programs.
·
The
NC Council of Community Programs is the State Association for Area Authorities,
who are the public providers of treatment and rehabilitation services for
persons disabled by mental illness, developmental disabilities, and alcohol and
drug abuse. Over 325,000 individuals are
served each year.
County Manager?s Recommendation: The Manager recommends that
Chairman Reckhow be recognized for receiving this prestigious award.
6. Consent Agenda 20
min.
a. Property Tax Releases and Refunds for Fiscal
Year 2004-05 (accept the property tax release and refund report for May 2005 as
presented and authorize the Tax Assessor to adjust the tax records as outlined
by the report);
b. Appointment of Deputy Tax Collector for EMS
(appoint Michael W. Smith, current ALS Coordinator
and soon-to-be Interim EMS Director, as Deputy Tax Collector effective July 1,
until the Permanent EMS Director is named);
c. Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority Grant Offer (accept
the $3,934,574 grant offer from the Federal Aviation Administration);
d.
Appointment?NCACC
Annual Conference Voting Delegate (appoint Commission Chairman Ellen W. Reckhow
as the voting delegate);
e. Policy on Conveying Real Property to
Nonprofit Entities for the Development of Affordable Housing (approve the resolution
establishing a policy to become effective July 1, 2005);
f. Adoption of Resolution to Set Public Hearing
for August 29, 2005 for Consideration of the Durham Unified Development
Ordinance (UDO) (adopt the resolution setting August 29, 2005 at 7:00 p.m. as
the public hearing date);
g. Standard Nonreimbursable
Utility Contract for the Extension of the County
Sanitary Sewer System (authorize the County Manager
to execute the contract for the addition of Wood Chapel Subdivision);
h. Service Contract Renewal and Lease Extension
for the Animal Protection Society of Durham Inc. (APS)
(authorize the County Manager to
execute a one-year contract with APS not to exceed
$486,350 and extend the term of the lease agreement for one year);
i. Award
Contract for Remediation of Petroleum Leak at the Sheriff?s Department North
Durham Satellite (accept the bid of $25,011 from Shamrock Environmental
Corporation for the initial remediation of the petroleum gas leak and authorize
the County Manager to sign the
contract);
j. Execution of Architectural Design Service
Agreement with The Freelon Group P.A. for the
Proposed Durham County South
Regional Library (authorize the execution of an architectural design contract for
$359,700 plus additional services and reimbursable
expenses estimated at $121,500, thus totaling $481,200);
k. Amendment to Wastewater Treatment Service
Agreement with Cary (authorize the County Manager to execute Amendment No. 1 between Durham County and the Town of Cary);
l. Lease Amendment?200 East Main
Street?Courthouse Canteen (approve for
CBK1 Inc. for one year, ending June 30, 2006, with
the option of the Tenant to terminate on September 30, 2005 upon 60 days prior
written notice to the County, and
authorize the Manager to execute the amendment);
m. Approval of the 800 MHz Radio Upgrade Interlocal
Agreement (approve and authorize the County
Manager to execute the agreement and make any
non-substantive changes that may be deemed necessary and which do not affect
the terms of the agreement);
n. Budget
Ordinance Amendment No. 05BCC000067?Department of
Social Services?Medicaid Adjustment for Pass-Through Dollars;
o. Agreement of Release Regarding Work Performed by Zehia Corp. on the Agriculture Building (approve and authorize
the County Manager to execute the
document);
p. Capital Project Amendment No. 05CPA000015?Agriculture Building Renovation Project DC068 (approve in the amount of $21,545; this amendment
will result in a total capital project amount of $823,551 for the Agriculture Building renovation project);
q. Amend Definition of Continuous Service for Purposes of
Determining Eligibility for Health Care Benefits upon Retirement (permitan
employee to retain eligibility for the benefit as long as no separation of
employment occurred for a period of more than ninety (90) consecutive days; the
change will be effective for all employees retiring on or after July 1, 2005);
r. Budget
Ordinance Amendment No. 05BCC000068?Social
Services?Recognizing Additional Crisis Intervention Prevention Revenue (approve
the increase of $46,569);
7. Application
for Ambulance Franchise?Tri Star Medical Transport Inc.
15 min.
Any provider of ambulance service
wishing to provide service from point to point within Durham County must apply for and be issued an ambulance
franchise. According to the current
Ambulance Franchise Ordinance, the applicant must submit a written application
to the Durham County EMS Director,
who will then conduct a background investigation to review service delivery
history, professionalism/competency of the applicant?s personnel, and the
financial stability of the applicant.
These findings must then be presented to the Durham County EMS Council, whose comments must be included
in the EMS Director?s report to the Board.
Tri-Star Medical Transport Inc. submitted an application for
consideration in January 2005. After
gathering additional information related to the application and completing a
background investigation, the application and background information was
presented to the EMS Council on May 19, 2005.
After discussion regarding the need for additional service and
clarification of procedural issues, the Council approved the submission of the
franchise application to the Board of County
Commissioners without
recommendation. The approval was
contingent on receipt of additional information from Tri-Star.
8. Adoption
of FY 2005-2006 Budget Ordinance
20 min.
9. Board
and Commission Appointments
10 min.
·
Adult
Care Home Community Advisory Committee
·
Alcoholic
Beverage Control Board
·
Animal
Control Advisory Board
·
Animal
Control Review Board
·
Bicycle
and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
·
Citizens
Advisory Committee
· Durham Technical Community College Board of Trustees
· Environmental Affairs Board
· Library Board
· Nursing Home Community Advisory
Committee
· Social Services Board
· Transportation Advisory Board
· Women?s Commission
10. Closed Session
30 min.
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2 hrs.