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8. Requests from the Mooresville Graded School District (MGSD) for:
1. Approval to Transfer $19,500 for a Moisture & Indoor Air
Quality Project at Park View Elementary School
2. Notification/Approval of a Capital Outlay Budget Amendment in
the Total Amount of $88,402
Blumenstein, during the briefing, said the MGSD had experienced a moisture problem
in the basement classrooms at Park View Elementary. She said the school system had
completed three projects (exterior wall enclosure, carpet in the media center, a telephone system
replacement) at Park View and $19,500 was tmspent. Blumenstein said the school system
wanted to use the $19,500 for the air quality project due to complaints.
Mrs. Blumenstein said the budget amendment for $88,402 was due to the sales tax
distribution decrease. She said the money was found by reducing the following accounts.
Contingency
$29,902
Copier Replacement
15,000
Maintenance Radio System
9,000
Telephone System Replacement
3,000
Bus Radios
5,000
Furniture & Equipment
10,000
ADA Compliance
10,000
Floor Tile Replacement at N.F. Woods 6 500
$88,402
9. Request for a Decision Concerning a Method of Governance for Mental Health
Services Due to the Mental Health Reform Act: The board chose to remain as a multi -
county area authority (present configuration). During the briefing, Commissioner Williams,
said the counties of Surry and Yadkin had voted to remain as a multi -county authority. He said
that in addition, the Board of Directors for Crossroads had voted to retain this type of authority.
(The choices that were available to the commissioners were (1) to become a single -county
program (2) to become a single -county area authority (3) to become a multi -county program or
(4) to become a multi -county area authority. )
10. Request for Permission to Allow Appropriate Punishment Options to
Apply for FY 2002-03 Criminal Justice Partnership Program (CJPP) Funding:
During the briefing session, Appropriate Punishment Options Director Pam Navey asked
for permission to apply for a Criminal Justice Partnership Program grant in the amount of
$121,929. She said the funding would be used for the continuation of the Iredeli Day
Reporting Center. Navey said the center had been in operation for the past six years. She
said it was one of the busiest centers in the state and on March 18, 2002, it had 122
clients.
Blumenstein said during the briefing, the state was behind in its CJPP grant
payments for this fiscal year. She said the funding for five months had been received.
11. Request for Approval of Budget Amendment #35 to Allow the
Transfer of a Position in the Sheriffs Department to the Solid Waste
Department: Mashburn advised during the briefing that in the past the Solid Waste
Enforcement Officer had been stationed in the sheriffs department. Mr. Mashburn said
Sheriff Redmond had requested for this position to be transferred to the solid waste
department. Mashburn said the employee would have a uniform similar to the one used
by the animal control officers.
12. Request for Approval of the March 5, 2002 Minutes
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