HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93010_0785Commissioner Ray said several years ago the Mitchell College Board of Trustees
had built a center in Mooresville, with plans at that time, for expansion to occur going up
or vertical. However, the stale building code changed and the expansion had to go out or
horizontal. Mrs. Ray asked if there were ways to plan an additional story for the
Meeting Street site.
Gaulden said the footings would have to be planned to hold the weight of an
additional floor. He said that if this decision was made, the county would have "to bite
the bullet now, cost wise, or be prepared to tear down some of the structure in the future."
Gaulden said it was hard to predict what changes might occur in construction regulations.
Steele said the city wanted a site priority listing from the county.
Mashburn said the county staff could not recommend the Stockton Street location.
Mr. Gaulden added that this site was not his preference either.
Marshall said, "We are prepared to bring earnest money to confirm that we can do
the project." He said, "If we do our due diligence, we expect you to build a library on
the site."
Mashburn said to the commissioners, in reference to the Meeting Street site,
"You're not committing to building a library on it." He said the site had to be
"buildable."
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A PROPOSAL/AGREEMENT WITH
ARRINGTON GRADING, INC., REGARDING THE GRINDING & REMOVAL
OF WOOD WASTE PRODUCTS FROM THE IREDELL COUNTY LANDFILL:
Solid Waste Director Weatherman said Mr. Phil Arrington desired to grind wood waste
at a cost of $9 per ton. Mr. Weatherman said the proposal would be advantageous to the
county, both in labor and equipment. He said the public and the City of Statesville would
not be inconvenienced by the arrangement.
REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF A 2001-2002 CAPITAL OUTLAY
AMENDMENT FOR THE IREDELL-STATESVILLE SCHOOL SYSTEM:
Iredell-Statesville Schools Superintendent Dr. Julia Williams and Finance Director Terry
Haas said an amendment was needed for the 2001-02 budget in capital outlay. The
amendment included:
FY Jul 1, 2001— June 30 2002
Budget
IncreasestDecreases
Amended Budget
Third Creek Elementary
2,903,780
324,723.00
2,579,057.00
Annual Renovations
857,297
(118,280.53) 739,016.47
ISs will receive approximately $45,000 in
sales tax refunds to offset expenditures
under annual renovations.
Roofin
300,000
31,811.95 268,188.05
Boiler/HVAC
300,000
15,311.36 284,688.64
Mobile Unit Set -u
150,000
38,681.03 188,681.03
Maintenance Vehicles
50,000
8,760.40 41,239.60
Paving
50,000
18,800.00 31,200.00
Waste Water
450,000
160,761.44 289,238.56
Furniture/Equipment
479,760
(11,275.00) 468,485.00
(ISS will receive approximately
$21,200 in sales tax refunds to
offset expenditures under furniture &
equipment.)
Technology
100,453
50,791.35
49,661.65
Total
5,641 290
701 834.00
4 939,456.00