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Board of Commissioners Monthly Workshop
Monday, February 24, 2003 -7:30 PM
Town Barn
The Hillsborough Town Board held a monthly workshop on February 24,2003 at 7:30 PM in the
Hillsborough Town Barn. Present for the Board Meeting were Mayor Joe Phelps, and
Commissioners Frances Dancy, Kenneth Chavious, Evelyn Lloyd, and Mark Sheridan. Absent
from the meeting was Commissioner Michael Gering. Staff present were Planning Director
Margaret Hauth, and Assistant Town Manager/Public Works Director Demetric Potts.
1. Open the Workshop
Mayor Joe Phelps opened the Workshop at approximately 7:30 PM.
2. Agenda Changes & Agenda Approval
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Assistant Town Manager/Public Works Director Demetric Potts added to the printed Agenda an
Item as 3.A Consideration of a FEMA Resolution.
3. Updates from the Mayor & Board on Key Committees/Issues
Planning Director Margaret Hauth presented an update on the Schools/Land Use Committee and
relayed concerns about Mebane & Durham. She reported that the Orange County staff will be
reporting on their impact to allow us to determine whether it is substantial enough to require
Mebane to sign a Memorandum Of Understanding. Hauth also relayed concerns about double
counting -they are fairly sure that has been addressed, but staff is looking to have a worksession
on the spreadsheet Orange County staff developed to be comfortable.
Commissioner Sheridan reported that he and Commissioner Chavious attended a walking tour of
Fairview and the status meeting the following day to begin to see what can reasonably be placed
on the property.
Commissioner Dancy reported that she had attended an all-day affordable housing meeting. She
also reported that the new visitors center is open in Chapel Hill and Hillsborough is prominently
featured. She recommended visiting new center.
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Mayor Phelps reminded the Board that now is the time to suggest Assembly of Governments
topics and requested they be given to the Town Manager as soon as possible. Commissioner
Lloyd suggested talking about the clock and cupola to ensure Orange County proceeds with the
renovations as planned.
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ADDED ITEM 3.A Consideration of a FEMA Resolution
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Assistant Town Manager/Public Works Director Demetric Potts presented the Resolution for the
Board's consideration.
Upon a motion by Commissioner Lloyd, seconded by Commissioner Chavious, the Board moved
to approve the FEMA Resolution as presented by a vote of 4-0. The motion was declared
passed.
4. Discussion of retirement center issues and information
a. Basic terminology (handout at meeting)
b. Preferences from the Orange County Aging Advisory Board
c. Information about example developments (information attached)
d. Consequences of unsuccessful developments (information attached)
Planning Director Margaret Hauth distributed a table describing the 3 levels of elderly housing
monitored by the state and what the different requirements are for each. She also distributed
additional information from Commissioner Gering about Woodland Terrace. Hauth noted that
the packet contained information on Windsor Point, CCRC in Fuquay-Varina. Both Windsor
Point & Woodland Terrace are willing to give tours at our request. The Board was also given
information from a development in Pittsboro that failed - predominately due to slow lease-up.
Jack Chestnut, Jill Passmore, & Jerry Passmore were present.
. Jack provided a list of "mistakes" or concerns that he has learned in his years dealing with the
issue of elderly housing:
1. Parking (more than one per unit)
2. Sidewalk lights
3. Transportation to Doctors
4. Recycling (location/cost)
5. Generators
6. Alarms (smoke/fire)
7. Emergency pull cords (locations)
8. Capital repair/replacement
9. Housekeeping/maintenance
1 O. Steps vs. ramps
Jack said that he sees the need for a HUD 202 project in the county. He suggested the Board ask
for the budgets of the projects so they can get a clear understanding of all the rates. He basically
asked that the Board ensure a project is well thought out before its approved. He said AARP
conducted a survey in 2000 in which the overwhelming majority of folks over 50 preferred to
stay in their house throughout their lives. A needs survey in underway in Orange County with
results available in late summer.
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Commissioner Chavious asked why this type of facility folds; are residents protected or put out
on the street. Jill Passmore stated that in the case of a Methodist facility, another CCRC honored
the contracts. She said generally, the development is sold to someone else and reopened.
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Commissioner Dancy asked about options other than a HUD 202 to address the affordability
housing. Jill Passmore stated some developments accept special assistance provided by the state
and county. She indicated that State and County special assistance would run approximately
$1,200/month. Not all retirement centers accept this type of assistance. She also reported that
Brookshire has an impeccable reputation.
Jerry Passmore provided a handout of Census 2000 information detailing age and income
information for the Hillsborough area. He higWighted the large number of people currently 50
who will be aging into the 60+ category over the coming years.
Commissioner Sheridan asked for opinions of these different types of housing options presented
in the proposed projects; is one type preferred or more likely to succeed. Jack responded that an
age restriction is popular with retirement centers and having a range of housing options on one
site is good. Residents who can progress from a house to an apartment in the same complex feel
more secure. He added that it still doesn't really get to the aging in place concept though without
skilled nursing. Mayor Phelps asked if the type of mix matters; ownership versus rental. Jack
stated that it depends on the individual and that a range is good.
Mayor Phelps inquired if there was a mechanism to allow preference to Orange County
residents. Jerry Passmore said the Adelaide Walters development, a 202 in Chapel Hill, had it,
but.it was done away with due to limited marketing. Since there are so many choices in the
southern part of the county, a residency requirement did not make them competitive.
Jill Passmore informed the Board that they can ask for a fee history of other projects to monitor
increases. Ellis Coleman stated they would be glad to provide the Board their working budgets.
Karen Moriarty, of Carollon Assisted Living, described their product and services.
Andrea Shapiro asked if the age restriction proposed in Corbinton applies to whole development.
Ellis Coleman stated that it applied for the sale and rental of units. Whether or not that would be
assisted, depended on the operator. Moriarty noted that with her company, they do watch the age
of residents to not mix in younger, mentally ill patients with elderly clients.
5. Other
There was no other business.
6. Adjourn
Upon a motion by Commissioner Chavious, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd, the Board moved to
adjourn the meeting at 9:40 PM by a vote of 4-0. The motion was declared passed.
Respectfully submitted,
Donna F. Armbrister, CMC
Town Clerk
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LIVING WELL .Is IN THE DETAILS
WOODLAND TERRACE
It's the litde details that add up to make a big difference. And at Woodland Terrace, we've
designed our spacious studio, one-, and two-bedroom apartment homes with a number of
thoughtful appointments to enhance daily living. Throughout the community, you'll discover
t;hese special touches as welL Like beautifully landscaped gardens and walking paths. A computer
tech center. A private dining room for your special occasions. A charming library filled with
interesting books. We take pleasure in offering extras that help bring enjoyment to life.
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THE COMFORTS OF HOME
. Studio, one-, and two-bedroom
apartment homes
. Full-size kitchen or kitchenette, ideal for
dining in or enjoying a snack
. Private bath
. Individual climate control
. Private patio or balcony
. Spacious walk-in closet
. 'Wall-to-wall carpeting
. Mini blinds
. 24-hour emergency response system in apartment
. Safety grab bars in bathroom
. Smoke detectors
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. Fire sprinklers
. Utilities included (except telephone)
. Pets allowed (please inquire about Ollr policy)
A HOST OF PLEASANT CONVENIENCES
. One delicious meal daily (two available)
. Special "tasting pandn program that invites
residents, "tamily members, and community
professionals to sample new recipes to help
detemline our menu
. Full-service formaJ dining room
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AMENITIES
. Private dining room available for special
gatherings
. Weekly housekeeping
. Washer and dryer on every Hoor
. Scheduled transportation for shopping, activities,
and doctor appointments
. Self-service elevators
. Beauty salon and barbershop
. Regular customi?ed wcllness checks
. Assisted living ,services available
. Ample parking
. Storage available (nominal charge)
RECREATIONAL AND SOCIAL PLEASURES
. Healthy Strides health and fitness program with
full-time director
.+ Planned activities, including outings, exercise
classes, arts and crafts events, and cultural and
special events
. Recreational and social rooms, card rooms,
hobby and crafts room
+ Computer tech center, offering e-mail and high-
speed Internet access
+ Charming library
. Beautifully landscaped gardens and walking paths
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ASSISTED LIVING
DISCOVER THE ART OF LIVING WELL AT VERRASPRINGw"
OUR ASSISTED LIVING RESIDENCE
A HELPING
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At any age,
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activities such as bathing, dressing, taking
medications as prescribed, or just getting out to
visit with friends become tOo stressful, it is time
tor some assistance. When safety, security or
quality of life becomes an issue, it is time to
consider assisted living.
Through VerraSpring'"" our assisted living program,
we enhance our residents' self-sufficiency and
security in an environment that feels like home.
We focus on their abilities, rather than their
losses, encouraging them along the way.
Among the highlights, each apartment includes
a kitchenette, private bath, emergency call system,
individual climate control, and large windows.
ENJOYABLE ACTIVITIES,
BEAUTIFUL GARDENS
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The well-appointed common areas encourage
interaction with friends and family. Residents
may enjoy relaxing in the parlor, activities in
the great room, or entertaining in the private
dining room. Our community is surrounded
by beautifully landscaped grounds, including
gardens where residents can exercise their
bodies as well as their creativity.
AN INDIVIDUALIZED PROGRAM
FOR EACH RESIDENT
We appreciate the individuality of Ollr residents.
We take the time to really get to know them,
to listen to their stories, to find out what's
appropriate for them. After carefully assessing
each person's abilities and needs, we create their
customized care program. For some it might
mean gentle reminders to take medication. For
others, it could mean assistance with bathing or
dressing. VerraSprin~\1 offers different levels of
care, allowing residents to receive, and pay for,
only the assistance they need.
Although we encourage independence, decisions
are a shared process between the resident, the
staff, and family members. This helps to make
the suggested level of care a comfortable decision.
CHANGING NEEDS DOESN'T NECESSARILY
REQUIRE CHANGING COMMUNITIES
With multiple levels of retirement living,
vVoodland Terrace offers appropriate care when
and where it's needed. Our assisted-care program
is designed for people who need a little help
with some oflife's daily acti'lities. VerraSpring',\l
features many of the same services and amenities
as independent living, sllch as fine dining, social,
cultural and recreational activities, housekeeping,
transportation, and our Healthy Strides wellness
program, which offers a holistic approach
to wellness.
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APARTMENT AMENITIES
. Studio and one-bedroom apartment homes
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or enjoying a snack
. Private bath
. Individual climate control
. Wall-to-wall carpeting
. Mini blinds
. Intercoms in rooms
. 24-hour emergency response system in apartment
. Safety grab bars in bathroom
. Smoke detectOrs
. Fire sprinklers
. Utilities included (except telephone)
. Pet allowed (please inquire about our policy)
CONVENIENCES AND COMMUNITY
PLEASURES
. Three delicious daily meals
. Full-service formal dining room
. Private dining room for special gatherings
. Daily or weekly housekeeping
. Linens supplied and laundered weekly
. Washer and dryer on every floor
. Self-service elevatOrs
. Beautifully landscaped gardens and walking paths
. Beauty salon and barbershop
. Recreation rooms, hobby and crafts rooms,
and social rooms
. Charming library
. Computer tech center, offering e-mail and
high-speed Internet ac~esss
. Ample parking
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SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND SERVICES
. Healthy Strides health and fitness program
"vith full-time director
. Planned activities, including outings, exercise
classes, arts and crafts events, and cultural
and special events
. Scheduled transportation for shopping,
activities, and doctor appointments
. Beverages and snacks available anytime
. Medication management
. Registered Nurse on duty/on call 24 hours
. 24-hour staffing and emergency assistance
. Regular assessmq1ts with resident, family,
and physician
. Personalized care plans
. Regular customized wellness checks
. Personal care services, including bathing
and dressing
. Escort services to and fi'om dining room,
activities, and social programs
. Coordination of health care services, including
blood pressu,rc screening, vision and hearing
checks, and podiatry services
. Supporriveguidance for residents and their
families
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300 ~Idaire Woods Drive. Cary, NC 27511
(919) 465-0356 . (919) 465-0360
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Apartment Square Feet Rent
Alcove - The Franklin 492 s.f. From $2,210
One Bedroom - The Alexander 703 s.f. From $2,810
One Bedroom - The Richmond 800 s.f. From $2,880
Two Bedroom, One Bath - The Momgomery 975 s.f. From $3,220 - 3,270
Two Bedroom, Two Bath - The Brunswick 1050 s.f. From $3,280 - 3,330
Two Bedroom, Two Bath - The Mecklenburg 1190 s.f. From $3,430
~. Two Bedroom, Two Bath- The Wake 1300 s.f. From $3,430
Two Bedroom, Two Bath - The Cottage 1200 s.f. From $3,500
Second person, additional $550/momh.
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APARTMENT RATES
INDEPENDENT lIvl NG
Community fee: One-time fee, equal to momWy rent.
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300 Kildaire Woods Drive. Cary, NC 27511
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APARTMENT RATES
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Square Feet
Rent
Alcove Studio
406 s.f.
From $3,250
One Bedroom~ One Bath
517 s.f.
From $3,500
The prices reflect Level I care program.
Level 2, addition.al $300/month
Level 3, additional $600/month
Leve14, additional $900/momh
Level 5, additional $1,200/month
Care levels determined by individual assessments.
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. Community fee: One time fee, equal to monthly rent.
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AN ALZHEIMER'S CARE RESIDENCE
at Woodland Terrace
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T iving well begins with a warm,
Lcaring approach. For loved ones
coping with Alzheimer's or early
dementia-related disorders, the need for
a safe environment and compassionate
assistance is vital to well being.
WHEN IS IT TIME TO CONSIDER
THE ARBORETUMSM AND STEPPING
STONES?
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A HELPING HAND, AN OPEN HEART
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The Arboretum at Woodland Terrace
and our one-of-a-kind Stepping Stones
program are carefully designed to
promote the independence, dignity,
and individuality of each resident.
Here, you'll discover the right blend
of comfort and professional care.
Like welcoming common areas and
apartments that create a sense of home.
Thoughtful designs and features to
enhance safety. Vibrant, secure gardens.
A friendly, professional staff that takes
pleasure in spending time with residents.
We strive to create a peaceful environment
",here residents can enjoy themselves
more, and experience less stress, afi.xiety,
and disorientation.
Forgetting a name. Getting lost in a
familiar neighborhood. Feeling afraid for
no apparent reason. These things happen
to everyone from time to time. But in the
early stages of dementia, these experiences
become more frequent and pronounced.
The decision to seek professional care
can be uncomfortable. You might not
be able to properly care for someone
you love dearly. Yet you cannot turn the
responsibility over to others unless you
are certain they are committed to your
loved one's emotional and physical
well being.
A CARING,. PERSONALIZED APPROACH
Our staff is specially trained to work
with the complexities of Alzheimer's
and related dementias. To assist each
resident's needs, a personalized program
is developed based on a "partners in
care'" approach that involves family, staft~
and the residents themselves.
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As part of our individualized approach,
we place a life history display at the
entrance of each aparunent to showcase
the resident's photographs and
memorabilia. The display fosters
individuality and pride, and offers a
comforting way to help the resident
locate his or her aparunent more easily.
It also helps us to discover more about
each unique personality.
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THE ARBORETUM
Apartment Square Feet
Rent
Private Studio 350 s.f. From $4,100
Shared Suite 570 s.[ From $3,700
51,000 community fee.
Enhanced Care, additional S300jmol1th.
Enhanced Care Plus, additional $500/month.
STEPPING STONES
Apartment Square Feet Rent
Private Studio 350 s.f. From $3,900
Shared Suite 570 s.f. From $3,500
$1,000 community fee.
Enhanced Care, additional $300jmonth.
Enhanced Care Plus, additional $500/month.
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Tbe Arboretum- at Woodland Terrace
THE AKr OF LMNG WEll
00 Kildaire Woods Drive. Cary, NC 27511
Tel. (919) 465-0356. Fax (919) 465-0360
www.kiscoseniorIiving.com 0
THE SPECIAL
TOUCHES
OF HOME
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Each apartment
home is designed
for comfort., safety,
and convenience.
Large windows fill
rooms with natural
light for an
uplifting effect. Other features include
individual climate control, specially
designed closets, carpeting, and a private
bathroom and shower.
To enhance the sense of community,
apartments surround common areas like
kitchens, dining areas? and living rooms. .
A continuous walkipg loop surrounds the
shared living space to provide an indoor
exercise path. And each "neighborhood"
features an inviting front porch that leads
to a protected lawn, picnic area, and
peaceful garden. Within these common
areas, the ability to choose where to go
and what to do promotes a feeling
of freedom for
residents, while the
secure enVIronment
enhances peace of
mind for family
members.
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SERVICES
. Healthy Strides wdlness program
. In-house activities seven days a week,
with programs designed to stimulate
mental and physical abilities
. Scheduled transportation for shopping,
activities, and doctor appointments
. Beverages and snacks available anytime
. life history displays to assist with orientation
. Medication management
. Licensed nurse on duty/on call 24 hours
. Caring staff highly trained in dementia
. 24-hour staffing and emergency assistance
. Regular customized weUness checks
. Regular assesSments with resident, family,
and physician
. Personalized care plans
. Individualized assistance with daily
activities
. Personal care services, including
bathing, dressing, and meals
. Escort services to and from dining
room, activities, and social programs
. Coordination of health care services,
. including blood pressure screening, vision
and hearing checks, and podiatry services
. Supportive guidance for residents and
their families
. Programs that emphasize "partners in
care" approach between the resident,
family members, and staff
. Pre-admission home visit and assessment
. available
WE'RE HERE TO SUPPORT YOU
AND YOUR LOVED ONE
As difficult as it is to be: a senior with
Alzheimer's or early dementia, it's sometimes
more difficult to watch a loved one change
dramatically. At Woodland Terrace, we
offer caring support groups to help families
adjust. We work with you and your
physician to help make appropriate care
decisions. We also offer our residents
programs that nurture their gifts and focus
on their abilities,
enabling them to
enjoy life fully
within their limita-
tions. You and your
loved one will feel
the close-knit sense
of community that
makes life here
so special.
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AND FEATURING STEPPING STONES
A one-of-a-kind program designed for
people experiencing mild dementia or
early signs of Alzheimer's disease.
Stepping Stones provides the assistance
to help remember important events, the
companionship of residents experiencing
similar problems, and helps to decrease
the feelings of isolation. Our experienced
caregivers enhance individual wellness,
while nurturing residents' physical,
emotional and social needs.
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WI. AIU COMMITIED TO EXEMPI.AIlY
'I RVICI. DELIVERED WITH INTEGRITY. DIGNITY.
,\:-:0 COMI'ASSION. OUR COMMUNITIES FOil
Q:i~ENIORS ARE DISTINGUISH ED
UR DY WARM. SECURE AND
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"\ 'A T ~UES WE WILL ENIt^NCE EACII
V.t\l..; RESIDENTS lImnu .B\"
OfFERING HIGH Q!.JALlTY.
CREATlVHY DESIGNED PROGRAMS. RESPONDING
I~\.\IEDIATELY TO RESIDENTS" NEEDS AND CONCERo-":S
. ENCOURAGING INDEPENDENCE. PRO.\\OTlNG A
qN:~~::~:F~~:~ BELIEFS
COMMITIED TO' TEAMWORK. CONTINUOUS
IMPROVEMENT. OPEN COMMUNICATION
. FOSTERING A LEARNING ENVIRONMENT
. BEING PROfESSIONAL. PROFITABILITY
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WE LIVE BY A STANDARD Or CONDUCT
WH ICH ENCOMPASSES HONESTY. ACCOUNTABILITY.
rERSONAL DEVElOPMENT
AND A rASSION FOR EXCElLENCE.
The Arboretu~ at Woodland Terrace
THE ART OF LJVING WEU
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Tel. (919) 465-0356. Fax (919) 465-0360
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I Bingham township I 56,9741 61,944\ 38,500 16,250
I Cedar Grove township I 55,6251 52,500 I 40,313 19,712
1 Chapel Hill township I 76,3361 77,056r 50,8041 36,750
j Qieeks township . I 50,0661 35,2081 25,089 18,438
I Eno township I 58,8311 . 53,6111 22,917 30,556
I Hillsborough township r 48,950 I 44,6881 25,556 16,086
I Little River township I 68,4381 61,6671 55,3131 14,861
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Data Dictionary
P056005~ Median household income in 1999 - Table P56. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN 1999
Householder 45 to 54 yean (DOLLARS) BY AGE OF HOUS~OLDER [8], Universe:
Households
P056006: Median household income in 1999 - Table PS6. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN 1999
Householder 55 to 64 yeary (DOLLARS) BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER [8J, Universe;
Households
P056007: Median household income in 1999 - Table P56. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN 1999
Householder 65 to 74 years (DOLLARS) BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER (8J, Universe;
Households
P056008: Median household income in 1999 - Table P56. MEDIAN HOUSEHOLD INCOME IN 1999
Householder 75 years and over (DOLLARS) BY AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER [8J. Universe:
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I :Bingham township I 1381 55\ 141 191 8
I CedaJ Grove township I 2031 611 161 26 30
r Chapel Hill township I 1,9421 2621 136 r 16S 193
I Cheeks township I 1851 21\ 45\ 34r 5
I Eno townshiD I 1601 26.[ 10\ 26 14
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POS5104;
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Table P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120), Universe: Households
Table PSS. AGE OF aOUSEHOLDBR BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
Table P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120), Universe; Households
Taqle P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
Table PS5. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLP
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
POS5105:
P055 106;
$10,000 to $14,999
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lorange County
lBineham townshiu r 2221 131 271 18 ! 61 23 13
I Cedar Grove township I 1401 101 271 91 13r 0 9
rchape1 Hill township r 1,8961~ 1071 138\ 101"( 129[ 66
r Cheeks lownship I 3411 48\ 3ar .611 23 31 27
I Ena township I 2331 571 231 iSI , 191 151 10
r Hillsborough township \ 458~1 701 6S r 42:\ 50 9 46
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P055087:
POSS089:
Table PSS. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
Table PS5. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME rN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
$10,000 to $14,999 Table P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [1201, Universe: Households
$15,000 to $19,999 Table P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD.
INCOME IN 1999 [120], universe: Households
$20,000 to $14,999 Table PS5. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
$25,000 to $29,999 Table P55. AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSEHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 (1201, UJriverse: Households
$30,000 to $34,999 Table P55: AGE OF HOUSEHOLDER BY HOUSeHOLD
INCOME IN 1999 [120], Universe: Households
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Less than $10,000
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