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189 <br /> <br /> The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus met in regular <br />session at the County Courthouse in Concord, North Carolina on Tuesday, September <br />5, 1989, at 7:00 P.M. The meeting had been rescheduled from September 4 due to <br />the Labor Day holiday. <br /> Present - Chairman: James W. Lentz <br /> Commissioners: R. Giles Moss <br /> William G. Hamby, Jr. <br /> Martha H. Melvin <br /> Billy J. Simmons, Jr. <br /> The invocation was given by Reverend Paul Milholland of the St. John's <br />Lutheran Church. <br /> Commissioner Simmons was absent for the beginning of the meeting. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Moss, seconded by Commissioner Hamby with <br />Commissioners Moss, Hamby, and Melvin, and Chairman Lentz voting for, the minutes <br />of August 16 and 21, 1989 were approved as written. <br /> Commissioner Melvin introduced Ms. Vernice Morgan, Social Services Board <br />Chairman, and Ms. Betty Jewell, Social Services Board member, who were present <br />for the meeting. <br /> Mr. James F. Cook, Jr., Social Services Director, reviewed space problems <br />at the Department of Social Services and noted that the facility had not been <br />in compliance with State space requirements for the past four years. <br /> Mr. Ken Griffin reviewed the original plans for the Social Services <br />addition and the proposed modifications to meet current and future space needs. <br />He presented the following cost estimate for the proposed addition. <br /> <br />1. Site Work $ 20,000.00 <br />2. Modifications to existing Building 15,000.00 <br />3. Third Floor slab and stair extension to 30,000.00 <br /> third floor <br /> Building Construction (9,000 s.f. at <br /> $60/s.f.) <br /> A/E Fee <br /> <br /> 540,000.00 <br /> 42,400.00 <br />$647,350.00 <br /> <br />Cost Estimate figures do not include renovation of existing <br />basement. <br /> <br /> Commissioner Simmons arrived at 7:22 P.M. and was present for the <br />remainder of the meeting. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Melvin, seconded by Chairman Lentz and <br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to employ Mr. Ken Griffin as the Architect <br />for the proposed Social Services addition. <br /> Mr. William G. Alexander, Chairman of the Council on Aging Advisory Board, <br />reviewed the proposed Housing Rehabilitation Contract which had been denied by <br />the Board at its meeting on August 21, 1989. He explained that a one-time <br />change in the State and Federal budget process for the Weatherization Program <br />would create a $20,000.000 to $25,000.000 funding shortfall during the County's <br />Fiscal Year 1989-1990. Mr. Alexander asked that the proposed Housing <br />Rehabilitation Contract be approved in order to maintain current staff and <br />provide work for the employees during the lapse in Weatherization Program <br />funding. <br /> Ms. Teresa Melton, Aging Director, outlined the excellent work rating <br />which had been achieved by Mr. Louis Partain, Weatherization Coordinator, and <br />his staff. She stated that current Weatherization Program funds were projected <br />to last until February 28, 1990 at the current work rate. <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Simmons, seconded by Chairman Lentz with <br />Commissioners Simmons and Hamby and Chairman Lentz voting for and Commissioners <br />Moss and Melvin voting against, the Board approved the contract in the amount <br />of $16,792.00 with the City of Concord Community Development Program for the <br />Department of Aging Weatherization crew to furnish all material and labor as <br />identified in the contract for rehabilitation work on the residence of Addie and <br />Marshall McCullough located at 181 Stone Avenue in Concord. The Rehabilitation <br />Work Contract is hereby included by reference as a part of the minutes. <br /> Mr. C. Richard Russell, Data Processing Manager, proposed that the County <br />enter into a fifty-nine (59) month lease/purchase agreement with The Concord <br />Telephone Company to purchase current telephone equipment and new equipment to <br />upgrade the system. He indicated that the lease/purchase of the equipment would <br />be less expensive than current lease payments by the County. <br /> <br /> <br />