01-26-1976 Council Meeting Minutes

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! ' • ' ORO"�d0 COUNC IL P�IEETING HELD JANUARY 2 6, 19 7 6 Page 2 � The other activities provided by North Shore NORTH SHORE COI�T�ZUi1ITY may continue as in the past operating year. COUNCIL However, it is time that North Shore examine (Continued) � its role in the light of a number of significant developmentse � le There appears to be an increasing demand • for youths and adult activities in the Orono School District. � 2o North Shore and the Orono School District are � not virtually identical in geographical area served. � 3, For the past three years nearly all of a those serving on the North Shore Community I , Council Board of Directors have been residents of the Orono School District. i 4, I�iost facilities used by North Shore are � provided by the Orono School or by municipalities within the school district. 5. The Orono School Newsletter appears to be � the most effective medium for announcing , activities and for assessing the need for new activities. 6e Orono Community Services is also engaged in coordinating various programs in the district and has an administrative structure I � which no�a appears to run parallel to North A shoreo 7o T-Zost North Shore activities are on the way to being self-supporting through fees, � 3o Tiunicipal financial support of North Shore � has been applied chiefly to administrative costs, I • ; � In view of the above, the directors of the Orono Cc�..munity Services and the directors of the � North Shore Community Council might well examine the following options for North Shoree a lo Cease operations May 31, 19760 � 2. Continue with its own administration and program, � 3> Affiliate with Orono Community Services with � botti bodies involved in coordination and administrationo � 4, Become part of Community Services with the � North Shore IIoard of Directors serving as • an advisory committee, Community Services would assume administration of all activitieso � (Continued)