Sec. 1. - Orange County election registration books relating to county precincts within the town to be made available to Chapel Hill town clerk.

The Board of Elections for Orange County shall make available to the Clerk of the Town of Chapel Hill its registration books for the county precincts lying within or partly within the corporate limits of the Town of Chapel Hill and during the time for registration and election for each municipal election in the said town.

(Acts 1963, Ch. 1107, § 1)

Sec. 2. - Delivery by town clerk of Orange County election registration books to registrar; transfer of names; eligibility for voting.

The Town Clerk shall deliver the said [Orange] County registration books to the appropriate town registrars and each registrar is hereby authorized to transfer from the county precinct registration book to the appropriate town precinct registration book the names of properly qualified and registered electors who shall thereafter be qualified to vote in all municipal elections so long as the elector remains otherwise eligible; provided the said electors shall be subject to challenge as provided by law.

(Acts 1963, Ch. 1107, § 2)

Sec. 3. - Alternative methods of assessing cost of extending water and sewer lines within parcels divided into lots—Generally.

That the General Statutes of North Carolina, Section 160-241, as amended by Chapters 369 and 895 of the Session Laws of 1961, be and the same is hereby further amended by adding at the end of said Section, as amended, the following:

"Provided, within areas of land which have been subdivided into lots, the governing body of the municipality, if in its opinion it would be more equitable to do so, may, as alternate methods of assessing the total cost of the extension of a water or sewer line, or both, to, within or through any of said areas, apportion the cost chargeable to such area either (1) equally against each of the lots capable of being served by such extension or (2) on the basis of the frontage of such lots upon a public street by an equal rate per foot of such frontage. When such sewerage and water lines are constructed along both sides of corner lots, the short side of said corner lot, not in excess of 75 feet thereof, may be eliminated in determining the amount of assessment."

(Session Law 1963, Ch. 385, § 1)

Sec. 4. - Same—Application to Chapel Hill.

This Act [Section 3] shall apply only to the Town of Chapel Hill.

(Session Law 1963, Ch. 385, § 2)

Sec. 5. - Off-street parking fund.

The governing body of the Town of Chapel Hill is hereby authorized, in its discretion, to establish a fund into which payments for the purpose of providing off-street parking facilities from individual persons, firms, corporations, or property owners, shall be deposited, and from which appropriations shall be made exclusively for the purpose of acquiring, establishing or enlarging off-street parking facilities within the Town of Chapel Hill.

(Acts 1969, Ch. 326, § 1)