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55O Solid Waste Management to discuss the requirements for permitting this area. Mike summarized the results of his meeting in a letter which you were copied on. One of the requirements of the Division is that four to five soil borings be completed, and converted to piezometers, in the proposed area to determine the soil types and depths, and the depth to ground water. This information will be used in the design of the area. To save mobilization and other costs, we are recommending that the geotechnical work associated with the methane gas trench and the demolition area be completed at the same time. Our lump sum fee to complete both projects is $9,500. This includes all drilling costs, and field and report writing time for a CDM geologist. In addition, because the old landfill is being examined by the State separately for past disposal practices, our cost includes the use of certain health and safety equipment and procedures in the field; above what is used for similar projects at a typical sanitary landfill site. This cost does not include design and permitting of the demolition area nor design, bidding, and construction services for the methane venting trench. A separate amendment for these services will be prepared and submitted once the results from the additional geotechnical work under this amendment can be evaluated. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to call me. I have enclosed three copies of the amendment. Please provide an authorizing signature in the space below and return two authorized copies to me. We are ready to proceed immediately upon authorization. Camp Dresser & McKee appreciates this opportunity to continue to assist Cabarrus County with your solid waste management program. Very truly yours, CAMP DRESSER & McKEE /s/ Joe Wiseman Joseph F. Wiseman, Jr., P.E. /s/ James W. Lentz For Cabarrus County October 15, 1990 Date Mrs. Sarah W. Brooks, President of CHAR-MECK Ambulance Service, requested an ambulance franchise in order to provide non-emergency ambulance services in Cabarrus County. She reviewed the operation of her company and stressed the need for a "medical necessity" transport system to provide services to the elderly, the homebound, and the nursing home residents in the county. Mr. Aubrey Attkisson, Emergency Medical Services Director, stated in his opinion the operation of CHAR-MECK Ambulance Service in Cabarrus County would present no problem for the County's ambulance service. UPON MOTION of Chairman Lentz, seconded by Commissioner Moss with Chairman Lentz and Commissioners Moss, Hamby, and Simmons voting for, the Board set a public hearing for 10:00 A.M. on Monday, November 5, 1990, relative to the application by CHAR-MECKAmbulance Service, Inc. for a franchise to provide non- emergency ambulance service in Cabarrus County. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Moss, seconded by Commissioner Hamby with Commissioners Moss, Hamby, and Simmons and Chairman Lentz voting for, the Board approved the following change order for the addition to the Department of Social Services project. PROJECT: An additio~ to the Cabarrus County Department of Social Services CHANGE ORDER NUMBER: #1 CONTRACTOR: T. K. Browne Construction Co., Inc. CONTRACT FOR: General Construction CHANGES: Remove rock from site as follows: 70 cubic yards in building proper (30' x 8v x 7.87') + 27 cf/cy 31~ cubic yards in south areaway (18~ x 6' x 7.87~) + 27 cf/cy 19 cubic yards in drive parallel to Hwy.601 (17'x 20'x 1.5)+27 cf/cy 1 cubic yard at curb towards fairground 121~ cy x $85/cy - $10,327.50 $ 1,032.75 (10%) ADD $11,360.25