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614 easements, walks and monument, trees and shrubs, planters and steps of the new building as well as the determination of spot elevations of sections of the building and the surrounding area. Mr. Garrett requested that the County provide for the cost of this survey and presented the following bids which had been received for survey of the site. Mel G. Thompson James C. Kiser, Jr. Concord Engineering & Surveying, Inc. $650.00 $700.00 $990.00 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Nash, seconded by Commissioner Cook with Commissioners Nash, Cook, and Payne voting for and Commissioner Lentz and Chairman Bonds voting against, the Board authorized a survey of the Old Courthouse site to be made by the iow bidder, Mr. Mel G. Thompson, at the cost of $650.00 with the information obtained from the survey turned over to Historic Cabarrus for their use and copies of the survey retained in the official files of Cabarrus County. The Board .agreed that the County will provide for the cost of this survey. Mr. Charles D. McGinnis, County Manager, presented the following bids which were received for law enforcement uniforms. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT DATE: October 5, 1981 VENDOR The Hub Uniform CO. 514 N. College St. Charlotte, N. C. BID BOND KANNAPOLIS SHERIFF $11,107.00 $9,000.00 $10,267.00 $8,100.00 TOTAL BID $20,107.00 (year round) (trousers ) $18,367.00 (alternate) (trousers ) Stinnette Uniform Sales, Inc. 135 Industrial Drive Greensboro, N. C. X $ 9,593.00 $8,192.50 $ 7,913.00 $6,992.50 $17,785.50 (year round) (trousers ) $14,905.50 (alternate) (trousers ) Sheriff J. B. Roberts reported that sample uniforms submitted by both uniform companies were acceptable, but stated there was a question as to the date the alternate wash and wear trousers would be available from Stinnette Uniform Sales. He advised the Board of possible difficulty in obtaining uniforms when needed from Stinnette Uniform Sales due to the company's location in Greensboro which will make it necessary for the uniforms to be delivered to the County. Sheriff Roberts also recommended that law enforce- ment personnel be given the option of choosing either the year round trousers or the wash and wear trousers. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Payne and unanimously carried, the Board awarded the law enforcement uniform contract for 1981-82 to the low bidder, Stinnette Uniform Sales, Inc., and instructed the County Manager and Sheriff Roberts to contact Stinnette Uniform Sales to determine if that company can supply the uniforms as the County needs them in the quantity and type of fabric. If Stinnette Uniform Sales, Inc. cannot meet the uniform requirements, the Board authorized the County Manager and Sheriff Roberts to purchase the law enforcement uniforms from Hub Uniform Company. The Board also agreed for the law enforcement personnel to have the option of selecting either the year round trousers or the alternate wash and wear trousers. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board denied the request by Mr. Charles Norris to amend the Ordinance Regulating Places of Amusement to lower the minimum age to 15½ years and to extend the hours of operation. Commissioner Cook, representative on the Steering Committee for the proposed Certified Development Corporation to be established by the Centralina Council of Governments, reviewed the Small Business Administration loan program proposal to provide long-term, lower interest loans to existing businesses. He advised the Board that each Board of Commissioners in the region was requested to adopt a resolution authorizing the Centralina Council of Governments to establish a Certified Development Corporation under the Small Business Administration Program and to appoint a repre- sentative from banking and finance and a representative of the Chamber of Commerce to serve on the Board of the corporation.