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September 2I, 20I5 (Regular Meeting) Page 2548 alcohol usage is addressed in property leases of county property. He also advised there is exclusion from certain areas per the Code of Ordinances in regards to parks and schools. Richard Koch, County Attorney, advised there were no comparable examples from neighboring counties. He reviewed specifics of current leases with regard to county property and advised, except where alcohol use is permitted in the lease, by default, the use or sale of alcohol on county property is prohibited. A discussion ensued. It was the consensus of the Board to place this item on the October agenda for further discussion. (G-2) County Manager - Request to Lease County Property In regards to a request to lease county property to the owner of the property (23 Union Street North) that is adjacent to the Concord Library, Jonathan Marshall, Deputy County Manager, advised a survey of the property to be leased from the County from the potential lessee has not yet been provided. He added, he has not received feedback from the potential lessee. He stated the terms are in keeping with what was presented to the Board by that party. He further stated there are some areas the County Attorney left blank that the lessee will need to provide. He suggested this item be tabled until more information is available. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Honeycutt, seconded by Commissioner Shue and unanimously carried, the Board tabled "County Manager - Request to Lease County Property" until a later time. (G-3) CCS - Funding for Second Early College Site at RCCC Business and Technology Center Dr. Chris Lowder, Superintendent, CCS (Cabarrus County Schools), presented a request for a second Early College site at the RCCC (Rowan Cabarrus Community College) Business and Technology Center. He stated the current program has approximately 250 students and allows high school students to graduate with an Associate's Degree or college credits. He then presented an overview of the process to apply for an early college site, stating applicants for early college are not approved until July with the schools opening in August. In addition to this process, he said, an opportunity was discovered to obtain a ten-classroom mobile unit at considerable savings. Tim Lowder, CCS, Executive Director of Operations, advised the ten- classroom mobile unit will be of use to the schools even if approval for the second early college site is not approved. A discussion ensued. During discussion, the following issues were addressed: funding; potential use of the mobile unit if the site is not approved; the location of the second early college site if approved; etc. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Honeycutt, seconded by Commissioner Mynatt and unanimously carried, the Board approved the budget revision and authorized the Finance Director to prepare the appropriate project ordinance. Date:9/21/2015 Amount:$574,960 Dept. Head:Pamela Dubois Department:General Eland/School Construction n internal Transfer Within Department ❑ Transfer Between Departments/Funds [3 supplemental Request Purpose: To allocate fund for the infrastructure cost of adding a new early college site on a RCCC campus. Account Number Account Name Approved Budget Inc Amount Dec Amount Revised Budget 00199110-9975 COPS - Sch- Int $6,418,374.00 $574,960.00 $5,843,414.00 00191960-9708 JCont. to CPF $1,360,363.00 $574,960.00 $1,935,323.00 36467343-6902 lCont. from GE $0.00 $574,960.00 $574,960.00 36497343-9820 IBuilding Improvements $0.00 $574,960.00 $574,960.00 Ordinance No. 2015-37 CABARRUS COUNTY SCHOOL CONSTRUCTION PROJECT BUDGET ORDINANCE BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Commissioners of Cabarrus County, North Carolina that, Pursuant to Section 13.2 of Chapter 159 of the General Statutes of North Carolina, the following capital project ordinance is hereby adopted: Attachment number 1\n E-1 Page 22