2The Tar Heel Thursday. July 16. 1987
News
'Paint Day'
From staff and wire reports
Some incoming students have
the chance to paint their dorm
itory rooms before moving in
this August.
The housing department has
set aside August 8 as a special
"Carolina Paint Day" for new
students assigned to certain
residence halls. On that day,
students can come to campus
and paint their rooms with paint
supplied by the housing depart
ment, according to Wayne
Kuncl, director of University
Housing.
"Paint Day" only applies to
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rooms in Mangum, Ruffin,
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residence halls, because those
dormitories have, not been
painted within the last two
years, Kuncl said.
Students must supply their
own paint brushes, rollers and
pans and the room must be
painted according to housing
department standards. "If it's
not painted to our specifica
tions, we reserve the right to
change it," Kuncl said.
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Janet effort
Town Council agrees to donate land
for low-, moderate-income housing
By ALEX MARSHALL
Staff Writer
The preliminary stage of a plan
to help low- to moderate-income
families purchase their own homes
was approved by the Town Coun
cil Monday night.
The program, The Homeowner
Demonstration Project, is a joint
project between the town and
Capricorn Isler Associates, Inc.
The town of Chapel Hill is donat
ing two tracts of land and making
improvements to the land without
charge. Capricorn Isler will then
build houses and sell them to low
to rroderate-income families.
Because the town is donating
the land, the houses will be much
cheaper than a similar house in the
same neighborhood.
: One of the tracts is a 2.23 acre
site that is located on the east side
of Merritt Mill Road between
Edwards and McCauley Street.
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The council also gave a total of
$50,100 to four organizations that
had requested funds, including:
B The Umbria Jazz Festival,
sponsored by the hapel Hill
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on July 23-26 and will include a
concert by James Moody at the
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which received $16,000 for the cost
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ing of an informational brochure.
Councilman R.D. Smith voted
in favor of awarding the funds to
Franklin Street Center, but
doubted if the facility was being
widely used by teens.
"I'm amazed at the way we plan
for teenagers, without teenagers
planning for themselves," he said.
"I'm amazed at the small number
of teenagers that are involved with
the programs that are planned. I'm
amazed that we can't do some
thing to involve more teenagers,
and then we wouldn't have these
problems with drugs and alcohol."
The director of the center,
Robert Humphreys, responded
that teenagers were involved with
the planning of their programs,
and that he resented Smith's
criticism.
The Teen Arts Program, spon
sored by the ArtsCenter, received
$15,000.
The council also honored
recently retired Chapel Hill Police
Chief Herman Stone for his 10
years as police chief and his 37
years on the Chapel Hill Police
force.
When accepting a plaque from
the council, Stone joked that it was
strange to be praised by the
council, because usually when he
came before the council he felt like
Oliver North before the Senate
House investigation committee.:
Mayor James Wallace presided
over Monday night's meeting. It
was the first council meeting he
had attended in over a month
because of illness.
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