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April 21, 2008 (Regular Meeting) Page 807 The MOTION carried, with Chairman White, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioners Carruth and Mynatt voting for and Commissioner Privette voting against. John Day, County Manager, reported a form is being developed that provides all the information related to the issuance of a Reservation of Capacity Certificate in an easy-to-understand format. He said this form will be used in the future and will require the developer's signature. A brief discussion ensued. (G-S) Bid Award of Dispatch Furniture Consoles for Sheriff's Department - E911 Communication Center to Bramic Creative Business Products, Ltd. 6:08 Paul Hunt, Chief Deputy, presented a request for the purchase of 16 Dispatch Furniture Consoles for the Sheriff Department E911 Communication Center for the new Law Enforcement Center. He reported a formal Request for Bids was advertised for this specific equipment, but only one bid was received directly from the manufacturer, Bramic Creative Business Products Limited. He further reported the total purchase amount is not to exceed $329,000.00. Rid Tabnlatinn Company Bid Additional Comments Bramic Creative Business Products Ltd. $329,000.00 only bid received directly from manufacturer. John Day, County Manager, reported the furniture request is being presented now because construction of the Sheriff's Administration building running ahead of schedule. time. Chief Deputy Hunt also advised that the furniture has a ten week lead The bid advertisement was posted on the County's website on April 10, 2008 at 9:15 a.m. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carruth, seconded by Commissioner Mynatt and unanimously carried, the Board voted to authorize the purchase of 16 Dispatch Furniture Consoles from Bramic Creative Business Products Limited at a cost not to exceed $329,000.00 and authorized the County Manager and Finance Director to approve an associated budget amendment, if needed. (G-9) Proclamation Declaring May 2008 as Pet Awareness Month Note: This item was removed from the Consent Agenda for discussion at the request of Commissioner Carruth. Commissioner Carruth commented on several upcoming events sponsored by the Animal Protection and Preservation Advisory Committee and read the following Proclamation Declaring May 2008 as Pet Awareness Month: Proclamation No. 2008-06 Proclamation Whereas, pets enrich our lives in a variety of ways, from being companions to the lonely, to being eyes for the blind, friends to families, and protectors of our lives, Whereas, there are thousands of homes in Cabarrus County were dogs, cats, and other household pets make the lives of our families richer, Whereas, numerous organizations, including the Humane Society of Greater Cabarrus County, Cabarrus Cares, and Cabarrus Pets Society, as well as many other independent rescue organizations make sure animals that are abandoned or given up are provided the opportunity for a high quality of life through adoption programs, Whereas, organizations that train specialized dogs for public service to include detection of drugs and bombs, as well as rescue of trapped individuals, _ Whereas, at least 10 veterinary practices operate in Cabarrus County, employing well over one hundred individuals dedicated to the prevention and treatment of illnesses and injuries to animals,