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180 <br /> <br />Bo <br /> <br />EXPLANATION <br />Rowan-Cabarrus Community College has in its Facilities <br />Master Plan, plans for four additional buildings at the <br />South Campus in Cabarrus County. Two of these would be <br />included in this project. <br /> <br />Classroom Building Project - If the State Construction Bond is <br />approved by the Legislature and approved by the voters, <br />slightly more than half, or $1.6 million, of the total cost <br />($3.0 million) of these buildings would be paid from State <br />Bond sale proceeds. This is because Cabarrus County over the <br />past two years has invested nearly $150,000 in capital <br />improvements to the campus. These buildings would be built in <br />1996 or 1997. If these buildings are built in 1996, as is now <br />envisioned, they would most likely require county general <br />obligation bond funding approved in 1995 or possibly as late <br />as 1996. <br /> <br />Adopted this the 19th day of January, 1993. <br /> <br /> /s/ Carolyn B. Carpenter Carolyn B. Carpenter <br /> Chairman, Board of Commissioners <br />ATTEST: <br />/sf Frankie F. Bonds <br />Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board <br /> <br />Community Development Block Grant (Economic Development) Application <br />Center Project - Public Hearing - 7:00 P.M. <br /> <br />Howell <br /> <br /> Mr. Bob Stark of Stark Associates reported that he had encountered the <br />following two difficulties in preparing the Howell Center grant application: 1) <br />State Commerce Center officials have a problem with the definition of the Howell <br />Center and whether or not it qualifies for State funding; and 2) Commerce Center <br />officials favor a gravity flow sewer system rather the proposed force main <br />system. Mr. Stark stated an additional public hearing will be required after the <br />problems have been resolved. <br /> <br /> Mr. Gerald A. Newton, Director of Planning, Zoning and Building <br />Inspections, reported that the Howell Center is under time constraints by the <br />Department of Environmental Health to replace its package treatment plant. The <br />Board agreed for Mr. Stark, Mr. Newton and Mr. Witherspoon to work out an action <br />plan to resolve the problems associated with the Howell Center application. <br />Commissioners Barnhart and Casper will work with them as needed on this <br />application process. <br /> <br /> Chairman Carpenter opened the public hearing for the Community Development <br />Block Grant (Economic Development) application for the Howell Center project. <br />She asked if anyone were present who wished to speak regarding the proposed <br />project. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ross Morrison, Jr., of Harrisburg stated that the discharge from the <br />Howell Center package treatment plant has polluted Caldwell Creek. He asked for <br />any assistance to resolve this problem. <br /> <br /> Mr. Ross M. Morrison, III, supported the grant application, stating it <br />would help to eliminate the pollution and decrease the health risks to the people <br />living in the community. <br /> <br /> There was no one else present to address the Board, and Chairman Carpenter <br />closed the public hearing. Another public hearing will be scheduled at a later <br />date. <br /> <br />Road Name Change - Setting a Public Hearing <br /> <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Barnhart, seconded by Chairman Carpenter and <br />unanimously carried, the Board set a public hearing for 7:00 P.M. on Monday, <br />February 15, 1993 to consider the naming of an unnamed road to Sloop Arthur Drive <br />(Petition 92-93/05). <br /> <br /> <br />