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ICA~IUS COIMIYI l~orth C~ol~na Average Daily Population (ADP) by Meal Headcount Month Average Dally Population (ADP) Peak Januar~ 168.37 208 Februar~ 157.00 174 March 146.07 164 April 154.61 187 Ma), 168.t4 191 June 168.89 188 Jul}, 179.41 210 August 176.09 200 September 171.61 195 October 192.06 209 November 189.09 220 December 177.30 ' 205 *Provided by the Cabarrus County Sheriff's Department It should be noted that the Jail Facilities Study reflects limited recommendations because the potential jail sites assessed at the time of its creation where only those properties that are currently owned by the County. Therefore, land acquisition was not considered during the course of this study. Judicial Facilities This anticipated growth of jail population could effect the County's judicial resources as well and is another issue for the Board to contemplate. As such, also included in this packet is a second proposed program to be compiled by Ware Bonsall Architects, a subsidiary consulting firm of Freeman White and Associates, specifically for the County's judicial facilities. The proposed program would coincide with that of the jail facilities study in terms of duration and process and is provided as additional information for the Board's consideration. The first objective of the proposed program will be to inventory the existing space allocation of the Courthouse as well as currently planned space renovations that were drafted by Griffin and Associates Architects previously. Then the program will determine any projected future space needs and how or if the future needs may be met with the existing facilities or planned facilities. The objective of these projects is to conclude whether or not the existing facilities, specifically their locations, can accommodate the existing and future needs of both the jail and the judicial facilities. Staff's goal is to find an effective means to provide ample information to the Board so that they are aware of all the related issues in order to make their determination(s).