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September 2, 2014 (Work Session) <br />Page 2153 <br />funds is necessary due to the change in design from the original K -5 grade <br />configuration to a 3 -5 grade configuration. She also responded to questions <br />from the Board. <br />A discussion ensued. During discussion: <br />expressed disapproval regarding funds expended <br />Chairman Poole clarified money is being moved from <br />no new funds are being requested; and David <br />Construction, advised the reconfiguration better <br />School and is a more efficient floor plan. <br />Commissioner Oesterreich <br />for the reconfiguration; <br />one category to another and <br />Burnett, CCS Director of <br />utilizes the existing Odell <br />Finance - General Fund Contribution to School Construction Fund - <br />$3 - Tabled from Augus t <br />Chairman Poole advised this item was tabled from last month to the <br />regular September meeting. No discussion was needed at the work session. <br />Finance - Reallocation_ of Funds for School Roofing_ and School Projects - <br />$2,738,950.49 - Tabled from August <br />Chairman Poole advised this item was tabled from last month to the <br />regular September meeting. No discussion was needed at the work session. <br />Finance - Reappropriation of Funds for Ongoing Projects. <br />Susan Fearrington, Interim Finance Director, reviewed the following <br />information relating to reappropriation of funds for ongoing projects. <br />Each year, there are projects that need to be transitioned to the <br />new fiscal year when they are unable to be completed within the <br />fiscal year for which they were budgeted. A reappropriation of <br />funds, via fund balance, is needed to transition the projects to <br />the new fiscal year. The September reappropriations are in <br />addition to the reappropriat ions approved at the August 18, 2014 <br />Board of Commissioner's meeting. <br />Board. <br />Pam Dubois, Deputy County Manager, responded to questions from the <br />Infrastructure and Asset Management - Agreement and Easement for Concord <br />Greenway Parking <br />In regards to the matching incentive grant requests for FY 2015 <br />discussed earlier in the meeting, Jonathan Marshall, Infrastructure and Asset <br />Management Director, stated the funding, along with the matching grant for the <br />Rotary Square project has been completed and the project is underway. <br />Mr. Marshall then reviewed the following information relating to an <br />agreement and easement for Concord Greenway parking. He also responded to <br />questions from the Board. <br />The City of Concord, in cooperation with Cabarrus County Schools, <br />constructed additional parking at Odell Elementary School for the <br />greenway located adjacent to the school. Cabarrus County <br />previously granted an easement to the city for that greenway on <br />county property that includes Odell Elementary and Harris Middle <br />schools. The parking has already been constructed and Concord is <br />requesting an easement to cover that area. This parking is in <br />addition to the parking that serves the elementary school and <br />should prevent greenway users from using school parking. <br />Infrastructure and Asset Management - Contract for Concord Fire #11 /EMS Shared <br />Space <br />Jonathan Marshall, Infrastructure and Asset Management Director, <br />presented the following information relating to a contract for Concord Fire <br />Station 11 and EMS (Emergency Medical Services) shared space. <br />The contract is for the new EMS space that will be built as part <br />of the construction of Concord Fire Station 11 on Weddington Road. <br />The one -time payment is included as a part of the FY 2014 -15 <br />County budget. The County Attorney prepared the first draft of <br />this contract and it has been reviewed by the City of Concord. <br />In addition, Mr. Marshall stated a new truck will not be needed. He <br />advised a reserve truck will be used to serve this station. <br />