1976-05-11 BCC Meeting Minutes - Orange County Comptroller

Meeting May 11, 1976 369
Lake
Jessamine
Advisory
Board
Upon motion by Commissioner Martin, seconded by Commissioner Benham,
and carried, the Board accepted with regret the resignation of Melvin R.
Strait as a member of the Lake Jessamine Advisory Board.
Status of
Women
A motion was made by Commissioner Martin, seconded by Commissioner
Arthur and carried to create two additional categories on the Status of
Women Commission increasing the number of committee members from nine
to eleven for Orange County for minority representation.
Commissioners Poe and Benham voted No.
East
Colonial
Refuse
A motion was made by Commissioner Poe, seconded by Commissioner
Thomas, and carried to direct the County Administrator to invite Mr. Ingle
or his representative from East Colonial Refuse Service to come before
the Board next Tuesday for the purpose of explaining why steps should not
be taken to revoke his franchise.
Note: Commissioner Benham left the room at this time.
C.F.A.
The Board of County Commissioners discussed the letter written by the
County Administrator to Mayor Langford concerning the City take over of
the Citrus Bowl Project and repayment of loans made to the C.F.A. containe<
in agreements of 1973 and 1975.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Poe, seconded by Commissioner Thomas,
and carried, the Board resolved in accordance with the letter that repayment
of those loans is an agreed upon obligation and to consider the position of the
City to be the same as that of the CF A, and that when the conditions set out
in the agreements requiring repayment be met, if ever, the County will
expect those repayments to be made.
Note: Commissioner Benham returned to the meeting room.
Refunding
Revenue
Bonds
Mr. Robert Wagner, President of Southeastern Municipal Bonds, Inc., stated
that his appearance today was in response to proposal made to the Board on
February 13th, 1976 with respect to analysis of refunding revenue bond
program. He said that they have worked up a number of schedules and have
come up with a proposal that would generate a savings to the County of
$1,600,000.00 and they were here to determine whether or not the Board
would want to go ahead with a program that would generate this type of
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