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<br /> The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus met in special
<br />session on Monday, October 2, 1995, at 5:30 P.M. for the purpose of meeting with
<br />the Kannapolis Board of Education to discuss school facility needs for the
<br />Kannapolis City Schools. The meeting was held in the Multi-Purpose Room at the
<br />Cabarrus County GoVernmental Center in Concord, North Carolina.
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<br />Present - Chairman: Jeffrey L. Barnhart
<br /> Vice-Chairman: Arne L. Fennel
<br /> Commissioners: Franklin C. Niblock, Jr.
<br /> Kenneth Olio-Mills
<br />Absent - Commissioner: Sue B. Casper
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<br /> Also present were Mr. Fletcher L. Hartsell, Jr., County Attorney; Mr. John
<br />Day, Budget Officer/Area Manager; Mr. Gerald A. Newton, Planning and Development
<br />Area Manager; and Mrs. Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board.
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<br />Chairman Barnhart called the meeting to order at 5:30 P.M.
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<br /> Mr. Lee Efird, Chairman of the Kannapolis City Board of Education, called
<br />to order the meeting of the Board of Education. School Board members Millie
<br />Hall, Danita Rickard and Bob Query were present for the meeting along with Dr.
<br />Ed Tyson, School Superintendent. Also present were Attorney Brtce Wtlleford and
<br />staff members Ellen Boyd, Ernest Macon, Annie Pickett, Jo Anne Byerly, and Beth
<br />McGraw.
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<br /> Dr. Tyson presented the draft Facility Plan for 1996-2005 for the
<br />Kannapolis City Schools. These needs were identified by the Kannapolis Schools
<br />Facilities Committee and included in the Committee's report dated June 12, 1995.
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<br />Kannapolis City Schools 1996-2005 Draft Facility Plan by Project
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<br /> Project
<br />1. Architectural design for Kannapolis Middle School $ 60,000
<br /> (KMS) project: Request advance project approval and
<br /> partial design fee for Item 4.
<br /> CURRENT YEAR NEEDS $ 60,000
<br />2. Fred L. Wilson: roof & HVAC replacement $ 450,000
<br />3. Woodrow Wilson roof replacement $ 187,500
<br /> IMMEDIATE NEEDS $ 637,500
<br />4. Kannapolis Middle School: sixth grade wing $ 1,900,000
<br /> 24,500 ft @ $80/ft. With $60,000 deducted from
<br /> prepayment in Item 1
<br /> 5. Aycock Elementary: new school, new site $ 7,295,000
<br /> 75,000 ft @ $93/ft (plus 16 acres land)
<br />6. Fred L. Wilson - Media Center/Renovations: $ 410,000
<br /> 4,800 ft. @ $80/ft. Renovate 4 classrooms into
<br /> media center, build 4 new classrooms
<br /> 1997-1999 TOTAL FIRST TIER
<br /> [Adjusted for 4% per year inflation (3 years)]
<br /> Shady Brook Elementary - Renovations $800,000 @
<br /> $93/ft plus 10 classroom addition, $1,395,000
<br /> 15,000 ft
<br /> Woodrow Wilson Elementary, Renovations of main building
<br /> Jackson Park Elementary, land acquisition
<br /> A. L. Brown High School, Renovations and completion
<br /> of ground floor of new science wing
<br /> 2000 - 2002 TOTAL FOR SECOND TIER
<br /> [Adjustment for 4Z per year inflation (6 years)
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<br />9.
<br />10.
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<br />Estimated Amount
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<br />$ 9,605,000
<br />$10,804,319
<br />$ 2,195,000
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<br />$ 1,600,000
<br />$ lOO,OOO
<br />$ 1,350,000
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<br />$ 5,245,000
<br />$ 6,636,598
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<br />TOTAL WITHOUT INFLATION
<br />TOTAL WITH INFLATION
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<br />$15,547,500
<br />$18,138,417
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<br />* Ail renovation costs are based on architectural estimates.
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<br /> There was discussion by the members of the two boards regarding the needs
<br />of the Kannapolis City Schools. Dr. Tyson advised that the school system would
<br />prefer to stay independent although the possibility of merger or redistricting
<br />has not been ruled out. He stated the draft Facility Plan addresses both of
<br />these issues. Also, Dr. Tyson described the establishment of a middle school as
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