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In July, 1996, following discussion befween the Executive Committees of the Association <br />and the North Carolina League of Municipalities, a 24-member committee was appointed - <br />- made up of city and county managers, attorneys and other administrative personnel. The <br />Executive Committees agreed to meet jointly to receive the report of this Committee and <br />did so on Friday, November 15, 1996. <br /> <br />Winston-Salem City Manager Bill Smart and Orange County Manager John Link co- <br />chaired the committee and reported to the officers of the two groups with the assistance of <br />Jake Wicker of the Institute of Government who served as a resource for the Joint <br />Committee. <br /> <br />At the meeting November 15, the officers reviewed a draft of the report and raised a <br />number of questions about various recommendations. Based on the discussions, the <br />groups' officers agreed to schedule at least one more meeting, in mid-December.' Pending <br />that meeting, and possibly one additional meeting of the two groups' officers, the <br />Association's Executive Committee asked staff'to draft a legislative goal stating the <br />Association's support for changes in the laws relating to annexation, with the <br />understanding that the language could be amended if the Executive Committees reach an <br />agreement or could remain in general terms if no agreement is reached. The Board of <br />Directors adopted this goal after adding the language following the semi-colon. <br /> <br />Revised 11/25/96 <br /> <br /> <br />