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Building C (Classroom Wing) — This building consists of 8,816 square feet. This building would be renovated to house extended computer labs, multipurpose classrooms, and a community library. Building D (Dining Hall) — This building consists of 6,150 square feet, of which 2,300 square feet is open space (dining hall). This building would be utilized for its original purpose as a dining hall for students, day camps and etc. Building E (Vocational Building) — This building consists of 8,860 square feet, four large open bay rooms. This building could be converted into a community center facility, with game rooms, bowling alley and a mini arcade or possibly converted into a small residence hall. Athletic Fields — These fields we be converted into regulation appropriate athletic fields for football, soccer, softball, and baseball. The university would partner with local community organization, possibly the Bethel Athletic Organization as a home for sports activity. Project Phases — The following phases are based upon a project transfer date of the property to Woodson University by July 21, 2012. Some phases and initiatives may overlap time frames and or may be continuous. Phase 1: Community Engagement July /August 2012 • Establishment of a community advisory committee consisting of Midland citizens, business owners, Midland government staff and elected officials, Cabarrus County officials, Woodson University staff and Trustees. • Host a Community Listening Forum in July 2012. This forum will provide an opportunity to have a candid open and frank discussion with town and county citizens on what their vision for the Old Bethel School. It is of serious importance to the university to take into account the needs and wishes of the community. Also a presentation of preliminary strategies the university wants to employ towards successful restoration of the property. Phase 2: Facility Assessment Phase — July 2012/December 2012 Campus Landscaping (i.e. shrubbery, lawn care, trash pickup) Erection of security fence, and appropriate campus signage. • Determination of required zoning policies /ordinances to erect temporary academic and administrative space on the campus. (WSACC, Midland Zoning Administrator, Cabarrus County Officials) • Determination of required zoning policies /ordinances and athletic standards to make athletic fields accessible and usable. (WSACC, Midland Zoning Administrator, Cabarrus County Officials) Asbestos and Hazardous material inspection Structural Integrity review 6 The information contained in this document is privileged, proprietary, and intended solely for the purpose of the Woodson University bid for purchase of the Old Bethel School property. Be advised that any unauthorized use, dissemination, distribution, or copying of the information is strictly prohibited outside of requirements under North Carolina public document requests and normal proceedings of Cabarrus County governmental officials as related to the purchase of the Old Bethel School.