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August 6, 2007 Page 512 <br />long. He pointed out that any redesign of the facility would require <br />approval from the Division of Facility Services, which could take 6 to 12 <br />months to receive. The Sheriff also responded to questions from the Board <br />and a general discussion ensued. Issues addressed included the following: <br />growth of the inmate population as identified in the feasibility study; <br />housing of pretrial detainees versus those serving a sentence; how the <br />proposal affects functionality of kitchen and laundry services; functionality <br />of the loading dock; traffic congestion on Corban and Union; estimated cost <br />of the housing unit as currently designed; the amount of time the architects <br />will have to spend to evaluate the proposal's functionality, viability and <br />cost; how much will it cost to have the architect review the proposal; the <br />cost of the proposed compromise could prohibit the acceptance of the <br />proposal; etc. <br />Chairman Carruth suggested Ware Bonsall Architects be asked to provide <br />an estimate of cost to evaluate the compromise for the Board's consideration <br />at the next regular meeting. In the interim, he also suggested Commissioners <br />Mynatt and White continue to work with the residents. <br />There was further discussion. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner White, seconded by Commissioner Mynatt and <br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to place a proposal from Ware Bonsall <br />Architects for services related to redesign costs for the proposed jail <br />compromise on the August 20, 2007 Agenda as a New Business item. <br />Receae of Meeting <br />The Board recessed at 5:26 p.m. Chairman Carruth reconvened the <br />meeting at 5:51 p.m. <br />Proposed Uniform Schedules of Values, Standards and Rules for 2008 Countywide <br />Revaluation <br />Brent Weisner, Tax Administrator, presented the proposed Uniform <br />Schedule of Values, Standards and Rules for the 2008 countywide revaluation, <br />hereby incorporated into the minutes by reference. He outlined the process <br />for adopting the Schedules and reported the information will be posted on the <br />County's website and be available for public inspection in the Tax <br />Department. Note: The 2008 Cabarrus County Revaluation Present-Use Schedule <br />of Values and the 2008 Cabarrus County Revaluation Market Schedule of Values <br />are hereby included in the minutes by reference. See Minute Book 30, <br />Attachments #2 and #3. <br />At the request of the County Manager, Mr. Weisner explained how the <br />Schedule of Values relates to the revaluation process and responded to <br />several questions from the Board. <br />VPON MOTION of Commissioner White, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba and <br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the Proposed Uniform Schedules <br />of Values, Standards and Rules for 2008 Countywide Revaluation on the <br />September 17, 2007 Agenda as a New Business item and scheduled a public <br />hearing. <br />D~artment of Aging - Title V Program New Positions 6 Budget Amendment - <br />97 049 <br />Mike Murphy, Director of Aging, presented a request for additional <br />part-time positions for the Title V Employment and Training Program for local <br />older adults. He reported the Aging Department has received $97,099.00 in <br />additional funding because the Department met all the program's goals and <br />exceeded the program's capacity. Mr. Murphy and County Manager Day also <br />responded to numerous questions from the Board and a lengthy discussion was <br />held. <br />UPON MOTION of Commissioner White, seconded by Commissioner Mynatt and <br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the request from the Department <br />of Aging for additional part-time positions for the Title V Program and <br />related budget amendment on the August 20, 2007 Agenda as a Consent item. <br />Home and Community Care Block Grant Fundinc Plan for FY OS <br />Mike Murphy, Director of Aging Services, presented information on the <br />annual Home Care and Community Care Block Grant Funding Plan for FY O6. Mr. <br />Murphy and County Manager Day responded to several questions from the Board. <br />