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<br />December 19, 2005 - Regular Meeting <br /> <br />Page <br /> <br />439 <br /> <br />Mr. Day responded to questions regarding the proposed contract, the <br />scope of the project and the amendment(s) that will be brought back to the <br />Board for approval. <br /> <br />commissioner Privette commented on the selection of Turner Construction <br />as the Construction Manager at Risk. He addressed issues regarding Vice <br />Chairman Juba's participation in the review of the construction manager at <br />risk proposals, the Board's action on August 20 selecting Turner Construction <br />and Vice Chairman Juha's request to be recused from voting. He also objected <br />to the construction manager at risk delivery method for the jail project. <br /> <br />Chairman Carruth clarified that Vice Chairman Juba did not make the <br />motion nor did she vote on the motion to select Turner Construction as the <br />Construction Manager at Risk at the August 20th meeting. He explained the <br />services provided by a construction manager at risk and the guaranteed <br />maximum price that would be established for the project. <br /> <br />Chairman Carruth moved to call the question. <br /> <br />commissioner Privette made a motion to postpone indefinitely the motion <br />to call the question. <br /> <br />commissioner Carpenter stated the Board <br />Vice Chairman Juba to assist staff and the <br />construction manager at risk proposals. <br /> <br />had agreed by <br />architect in <br /> <br />consensus <br />reviewing <br /> <br />for <br />the <br /> <br />After further comments regarding the construction manager at risk <br />delivery method, Commissioner Privette withdrew his motion. <br /> <br />The MOTION by vice Chairman Juba and seconded by Chairman Carruth <br />authorizing the County Manager and Consulting Attorney to finalize and <br />execute the contract with Turner Construction Company carried with Vice <br />Chairman Juba, Chairman Carruth and Commissioner Carpenter voting for and <br />Commissioners Freeman and Privette voting against. <br /> <br />Commissioner <br />Construction prior <br />resolved. <br /> <br />Freeman <br />to the <br /> <br />objected to approving the contract with Turner <br />zoning issue with the city of Concord being <br /> <br />(F) OLD BUSINESS <br /> <br />(F-l) "Old Bethel Elementary <br />Chreitzberg, Hughes Architects <br /> <br />School <br /> <br />Facility Assessment by Yates, <br /> <br />Mike Downs, Deputy County Manager, reported a feasibility study had <br />been done to determine what it would take to make the "old" Bethel Elementary <br />School usable space. He reported input had been received from a number of <br />County agencies as well as the Town of Midland. <br /> <br />Bill Hughes with Yates Chreitzberg Hughes Architects presented a broad <br />overview of the facility assessment for the "old" Bethel Elementary school <br />provided by his firm as a service to the County. The assessment contained a <br />basic description of each of the five structures situated on the school <br />campus, a synopsis of the current condition of each building, current code <br />compliance issues, required remedial work, potential uses, and estimates of <br />renovation and demolition costs. The renovation and demolition costs were as <br />follows: <br /> <br /> <br />Buildinq A <br />Renovation $3,504,050 <br />Demolition $ 230,000 <br />*Undeterminable <br /> <br />B <br />$789,525 <br />$ 75,000 <br /> <br />C <br />$1,157,750 <br />$ 130,000 <br /> <br />D <br />$567,600 <br />$ 40,000 <br /> <br />E <br /> <br />* <br /> <br />$75,000 <br /> <br />After discussion, <br />meeting with the Town <br />School project. <br /> <br />the Board by consensus agreed to schedule a special <br />of Midland in February to discuss the "old" Bethel <br /> <br />(F-2) N.C. Department of Transportation purchase of Right-of-Way on Harris <br />Road and Adoption of Budget Amendment <br /> <br />The N. C. Department of Transportation has scheduled construction that <br />will begin in April 2006 and end in August 2006 to replace the bridge on <br />Harris Road over the Rocky River. The construction requires the purchase of <br />a right-of-way and a construction easement on the Harris Road Middle School <br />property. NCDOT has offered $1,500.00 to Cabarrus County in compensation for <br />