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118 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Hamby and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following budget amendment. BUDGET REVISION/AMENDMENT REQUEST DEPARTMENT OF GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION AMOUNT $1,431.27 PURPOSE OF REQUEST: Insurance reimbursement from storm damage to the Cabarrus County Governmental Center on March 29, 1991. Line Item Present Approved Revised Account NUmber Budget Increase Decrease Budget 34-10-501 104,009.00 1,431.27 105,440.27 01-6-17-60-089 Insurance Refunds 55,345.02 1,431.27 56,776.29 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Hamby and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following budget amendment. BUDGET REVISION/AMENDMENT REQUEST DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING CAPITAL FUND AMOUNT $112,500.00 PURPOSE OF REQUEST: To establish budget for Kannapolis City Schools HVAC - Shady Brook Elementary School project. Line Item Present Approved Revised Account Number Budget Increase Decrease Budget 32-6-36-34-001 $3,182,985.00 State Public School Fund $112,500.00 $3,295,485.00 32-9-36-30-802 580,985.00 Kannapolis City Schools 112,500.00 693,485.00 UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Hamby and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following Proclamation. OLDER AMERICANS MONTH 1991 BY THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF CABARRUS COUNTY A PROCLAMATION May is Older Americans Month. This year, we honor all older residents of Cabarrus County by declaring as our theme for 1991, "Cabarrus County Older Adults -- Our Greatest Natural Resource." Cabarrus County citizens age 60 and older have traditionally served our county in many ways. They serve as volunteers for home delivered meals, congregate meals, respite care, Senior Games, Seniors Health Insurance Information Program counselors, health screenings, transportation, intergenerational and interfaith activities. Our senior adults serve on local and state boards and commisSions as members of various committees. Our older adults are our parents, grandparents and great- grandparents. They are our leaders, our teachers and our mentors. Older adults are living history. They house more knowledge than any library or museum, not necessarily because of attending an university, but because senior adults were schooled by every day life experiences that came with age. They have passed onto us values. They have learned many changes. Therefore, they give us principles, wisdom and courage. As a tribute to our county's older adults, the Board of Commissioners have designated several weeks during May that deserve special recognition: Senior Fitness Week, Senior Smile Week, Senior Center Week, Nursing Home Week and Older Veterans Week.