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August 18, 2014 (Regular Meeting) Page 2141 support of the second amendment and licensed concealed carry for safety and self- defense. William Morris, III, resident of 1440 Duckhorn Street in Concord, expressed support for the proposed ordinance to amend Chapters 46 and 50 of the Cabarrus County Code of Ordinances regarding concealed carry. He urged the Boards' support. Candi Mizell, resident of 5264 Fieldgate Court in Harrisburg and nurse for Cabarrus County Schools, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day. She recounted an instance when she was able to save a student who was experiencing anaphylactic shock. She urged the Boards' support. Laura Bryant, resident of Mount Pleasant and school nurse, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day. She provided examples of essential medical care she provided at school and urged the Boards' support. Phil Hull, resident of 6307 Professional Boulevard in Harrisburg and Principal of Patriot's Elementary School, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day. Vince Powell, resident of 8346 Pompano Road in Harrisburg, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day. He also commented on the need for improved communication between the Board of Commissioners and the Board of Education. Terry Luciano, resident of 5801 Dove Point Drive in Concord and parent of a child with a chronic health condition, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day. Jennifer Hurlocker, resident of Concord and school nurse, expressed support for funding nurses in each school for the full instructional day as well as the additional training days. She also reported an instance in which she administered life- saving medical care to a student. She urged the Boards' support. With there being no one else to address the Board, Chairman Poole closed that portion of the meeting. (E) OLD BUSINESS E -1 Infrastructure and Asset Management - Union Street South Upset Bid Process Update Jonathan Marshall, Infrastructure and Asset Management Director, advised Rinker Commercial Properties, representing Bright Parsun LLC, submitted a request to purchase county -owned property at 86 Union Street South. Cabarrus County followed the upset bid process, opening for upset bids on July 23, 2014. Allowing for more than the minimum requirement of 10 business days, the upset bid deadline closed on August 4, 2014 at 4:00 p.m., by which time no upset bids were received, therefore completing the upset bid process. He requested the Board award the Union Street South property to Rinker Commercial Properties and authorize the County Manager and County Attorney to finalize the transaction. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Morris, seconded by Vice Chairman Burrage and unanimously carried, the Board awarded the Union Street South property to Rinker Commercial Properties, representing Bright Parsun LLC, and authorized the County Manager and County Attorney to finalize the transaction and execute the related documentation. E -2 School Nurse Funding Following a brief discussion, Vice Chairman Burrage MOVED to fund $105,000.00 from the Contingency Fund to return the extra one hour a day to the school nurses and request the Health Alliance to fund the additional nine work days. Mike Downs, County Manager, advised there are shortfalls on the funding due to more nurses requesting health insurance this year. He stated this will result in an additional $30,661.00 for health insurance and $10,252.00 for unemployment. He further stated the total additional funding for the additional one hour a day and the nine extra days would be $146,847.82 and