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very EMS employee. They said the purposes of the meetings were to give the employees a
chance to explain what they liked and disliked about the de Y had met
was that there were few advancement opportunities. Several other problems were cited, e.
morale and confusion amort pal other. One recurring statement heard
shored b g the staffregarding fines ofauthority. A new structurin g" low
y Jackson that offered clearer lines of authority and more o
g plan was
Mashburn said the restructuringpP°rtunities for advancement.
department used. proposal was not that much different from what the sheriff's
It was the consensus of the board to allow the restructuring plan to be incorporated
EMS Department's FY 2001-02 budget. rporated into the
Grou Purchapr for Fire De artments: Commissioner Bowles asked how the group
purchasing study was proceeding.
Yarbrough said it was not completed.
MITCHELL COMMUNITY COLLEGE:
Eason (President ofMitchell Community College) were: Board ofTrustees Member Null
Finance Director Dick LeFevre, and Facilities Director: B b the meeting on behalf al Dr. Doug
Gary Johnson.G. Johnson Y Riddle,
distributed
November 7 tate bond, He said no funds had winbeen received.
g that $5,651,751 was due to the college from the
funds were necessary for Mitchell to receive the money. He also said that no county matching
LeFevre gave the following five projects as current requests.
. $284,000 Completion ofaddition to the Mooresville Center including an "Interactive
Video Conferencing Classroom" and a "Satellite Teleconferencing Station."
2.$50,000 Parking lot addition for the Mooresville Center.
3.$10o,000
4. $200,000
Replacement ofcampus communications system (telephone system).
Parking lot repair and expansion on main campus.
5.$150,000 Security lighting and sidewall construction for main campus.
$784,000 Total
LeFevre also said the college desired to purchase propertivi Ile
and Drake Street in Statesville. He said funding from the county would be requested es on Moore Avenue in Moores flu
Properties became available.
In long range planning requests, the college offered the following four projects.
Main Campus (historic campus)
Continuing Education Center $10,044,973
Mooresville Center 5,688,823
Deferred maintenance 1,040,408
1,760,00o
$18,534,204
Vaughn SpnHnkle,it SS Superintendent d Coleman OL and I -
(I -SS): I -SS School Board Chairman
Williams joined the commissioners to discuss school needs. Dr. Coleman said the I -SS System
SS Assistant Superintendent Julia
continued to grow each year by 600-700 students, or the equivalent ofone school. He added the
system also had several aging buildings that needed replacement or major renovation.