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164 NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FOOD DISTRIBUTION DIVISION AMENDMENT CONCERNING DISTRIBUTION OF BUTTER TO AGREEMENT FOR DISTRIBUTION OF PROCESS CHEESE In order to effectuate the distribution of butter, the North Carolina Department of Agriculture (NCDA) and the Cabarrus County Department of Social Services, Post Office Box 668, Concord, North Carolina, 704- 786-7141 (County Agency) agree that the agreement between NCDA and the County Agency for the donation and use of pasteurized process American cheese entitled "AGREEMENT FOR DISTRIBUTION OF PROCESS CHEESE" previously signed by a county official is amended to provide for the donation and use of butter on the same terms and conditions as are provided in that agreement for the donation and use of process cheese. In addition, County Agency agre~ to provide adequate freezer facilities for the storage of the butter or will provide refrigerated storage having a temperature of 39° or less if distributed within 48 hours of receipt. FOR COUNTY DEPT. OF SOCIAL SERVICES: , Director (Signature) FOR BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: (Signature) (Title) (Date) (Date) FOR N. C. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE, FOOD DISTRIBUTION DIVISION: , Director (Signature) (Date) Mrs. Donna Plyler, Aging Coordinator, presented information defining her role as Aging Coordinator for Cabarrus County and reviewed her activities since assuming that position in November, 1981. She outlined the purpose of Senior Centers, stating that a Senior Center is a facility where activities and services are provided for older adults in the community. As described by Mrs. Plyler, the Senior Center would serve as an outlet for older adults and would offer a variety of services and activities in such areas as education, creative arts, recreation, health support, counseling, and outreach. Mrs. Plyler also presented a slide presentation of the Ellen Fitzgerald Senior Center in Monroe. Mr. Chuck Wilson, President of the Cabarrus County Council on Aging, stated that the senior citizens of Cabarrus County are willing to do their part to obtain a Senior Center in the County. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following resolution establishing a Cabarrus County Senior Citizens Advisory Council. RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A CABARRUS COUNTY SENIOR CITIZENS ADVISORY COUNCIL The Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners established a Senior Citizens Advisory Council on November 11, 1981. Membership on the Council shall con- sist of nine (9) members who are to be appointed by the County Commissioners. The membership of the Council shall represent the elderly, established agencies of services to the aging, and the community at large, with members over 60 years of age to be in the majority. Each member shall have equal rights and duties with respect to voting privileges, eligibility to elective office, and participation in the activities and deliberations of the Council. Initially, one-third of the membership shall be appointed for a one year term; one-third for a two year term; and one-third for a three year term. Subsequent appointments shall be for a three year term with one-third of the members at large being appointed annually. With three year terms, an individual would normally serve a maximum of two terms. An individual whose initial appointment was to fill an unexpired term shall be eligible to serve the number of full-length terms other members are eligible to serve unless prior to the time for reappointment that individual has already served six consecutive years. The Aging Coordinator and staff members cannot be members of the Council nor can they serve on committees in other than advisory capacities.