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337 Mr. Ray Spry, Assistant Chief of Enochville Fire and Rescue, and Mr. Ed Henderson, member of the Board of Directors, requested an emergency medical franchise for the part of the Enochville Fire District that is in Cabarrus County. He stated this request was being made to provide the same service to the people living in Cabarrus County that the people now receive in that district in Rowan County. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Melvin, seconded by Commissioner Moss and unanimously carried, the Board accepted ambulance service by the Enochville Fire and Rescue in the Cabarrus County portion of the Enochville Fire Dis- trict subject to the following conditions as set forth in a letter dated April 12, 1988, from Mr. B. H. Mabrey, Sr., Director of the Cabarrus County Office of Emergency Services. Enochville Rescue should be dispatched on all emerRency medical and rescue calls within their fire district. Upon arrival at a call scene, Enochville will contact the respond- ing Cabarrus EMS unit and advise of the patient's condition. If the patient is critical and is being transported to Cabarrus Hospital, Enochville will start the transport, meet with a Cabarrus F2MS paramedic unit, take a paramedic on-board their unit and proceed to the hospital. Mr. William S. Fisher, Chairman of the Cabarrus County Airport Commission, presented the following Resolution adopted by the Airport Commission. RESOLUTION Whereas the Cabarrus County Airport Commission unanimously requests and recommends that the Cabarrus County Commissioners proceed promptly with the cost appraisal of the land at the previously approved Poplar Tent Site. The Commission also requests that the County Commissioners proceed with the completion and submission of the preapplications necessary for financing to be submitted to the North Carolina Department of Transportation on or before May 6, 1988. Finally, the Airport Commission requests that the County Commissioners meet jointly with the Airport Commission and Mr. Bruce Matthews, Manager of Aviation Development, State of North Carolina, Division of Aviation, as soon as convenient to the majority of all parties concerned. This the fourteenth day of April, Nineteen Hundred and Eighty-eight. /s/ William S. Fisher William S. Fisher, Chairman Cabarrus County Airport Commission After lengthy discussion regarding State and Federal funding for the proposed airport, land value of the proposed site, and Federal Aviation Administration requirements, the Board asked that a meeting be scheduled with Federal Aviation Administration officials and Mr. Bruce Matthews of the North Carolina Division of Aviation for the next Board meeting on April 25, 1988. The Board asked Mr. James F. Owens, Planning Director, to assist Mr. William Fisher in setting up this meeting. The Board received the written report from Mr. John W. Page, General Services Administrator, regarding an inspection of the Morris Property purchased by the County. In his report, Mr. Page recommended that the buildings located on Barbrick Avenue be demolished due to their poor condi- tion and that the first floor of the buildings on Union Street could be used for office space on a temporary basis. It was noted that one of the build- ings on Union Street is currently being renovated for the Probation Office. UPON MOTION of Chairman Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Hamby and unanimously carried, the Board moved that the renters in the Morris Property continue to be charged the same rent they are presently paying. During discussion of the plans for the Morris Property, the Board reviewed the immediate need for additional parking for the Courthouse facility. The Board agreed by consensus to ask the tenants to vacate the buildings by July 1, 1988, if there is no undue hardship. Chairman Lentz and Mr. Blair D. Bennett, Finance Director, agreed to visit each of the tenants during the next week to discuss their plans and to inform them of the Board's decision.