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Memo To: From: Frank Clifton, Coupty Manager Mike Downs, Development Services Director Date: January 29, 1997 Ref: Coming, Inc. / Additional Personnel Required On November 22, 1996 our office hosted a meeting for the principles of the Coming Project to meet our staff. Present at the meeting were Mr. Tom Nettleman and Jerry Orazen from Coming Incorporated, several representatives of Raytheon Engineers & Constructors who will be the General Contractor for the project, and representatives of our staffwhich included myself, Norris James, Roger Smith, Bryan Bun'is, and Kenny McCombs. The purpose of the meeting was to provide an opportunity for everyone to introduce themselves and to answer any questions concerning the proposed Coming Project. Mr. Nettleman began the discussion with a brief overview of the complete development project including building types, sizes, approximate locations, and the proposed time line of the construction process. Afterwards a lengthy question and answer period took place which allowed everyone to become more familiar with what Coming Incorporated, Raytheon Constructors, and our department expected of each other. Attached you will find a brief description of what Mr. Nettleman presented. After reading through that description you can imagine what kind of demand that will put on our department. On January 17th and 18th, myself and the four lead inspectors went to the Corning, Incorporated plant in Wilmington to see first hand what we were going to experience during the construction of their new facility in Cabarrus County. While we were there, we met with representatives of Corning, Raytheon Engineers and Constructors, and several inspectors from New Hanover County. These meetings proved to be very beneficial in that we were able to tour the plant which will duplicated in Cabarrus County, review the preliminary plans for the new facility, and also get an idea of the time required to handle this type of project from the local inspectors. The inspectors from New Hanover County were assigned the Coming project from the beginning and remained with it throughout the several phases. The building inspector was required to be present on a daily basis, while the electrical and mechanical inspectors were needed once the building's foundation was in place. ,n :3 :~,, Yr.: · ?r:'-,-:'. "' ',' -; 7"' , : : 't '* :': , Z;r"t; ~ti, :':~q .... ~'~? · bn,;ddin,a !nsoec, ton (704) 788-812'9