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Ubl (a) Organization 1 -system as economical as possible. (5) Finance - Firxlings -optimum size and growth patterns. Commissioner Marshall emphasized the importance of completing the study by December 15. E. REPORT • 1. JAIL INSPECTION REPORT BY TAE DEPART OF HCIl~IAN RESOURCES Sheriff Pendergrass reported the Department of Human Resources inspected the jail and found it in compliance with only two items that need attention. Ae reported that the National Sheriffs Association has been requested to make a study of the jail in an effort to receive accreditation which will enable the County to receive a better insurance rate. 9. NIDE MULTIP'IA2P'OSE CENTER-BID AN~.RD FN.2 RE[~TWATIONS Motion was made by Commission Carey, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to award the bids to Delta Builders and Acme Plumbing and Heating, to authorize the Chair to sign the contracts between Orange County and the two contractors, and to approve the budget amendment as stated below: c:F:n~~zAr. FiJI~ Appropriation -Transfer to Capital Improvements $ 2,787.00 Projects Fund Source -buildings and Grounds $ 2,787.00 CAPITAL 7MPROVEMEN7.'S PRQ~ECP__ S_ Fib] Appropriation - Northside Bathrooms $ 2,787.00 Source -Transfer from General Fund S 2,787.00 VOTE: UPTAI3II~f~JS. le. Lr~KE ~E - IN:.RE.~s~ ~ b~TE.R src~GE CP.PP.CPlY Kenneth Thomison stated that the F~llsborough lbwn Board recuested the County look at the potential for additional storage at Lake Orange. F!e outlined the water needs stating there is an insufficient supply of water during a drought period. Storage could be increased to 3.1 million gallons a day and still be i.n co~liance with the Dam Safety Act. The County owns the land to the 615 elevation. Lake Orange Corporation owns the land from 615-620. In order to have additional storage the County would need to purchase approximately 51 acres. Commissioner Marshall referred to the "Need Statement" on the agenda abstract. She made reference to the projected usage from the McAdams' report which has not been approved by the Hoard or the Planning Board and has not been accepted as the work has been recognized as faulty in many ways. Rationale on future projects should not include information from either of the two reports. Kenneth Thompson indicated that while the information was derived from the McAdams report, the Division of Water Resources for the County shows F„;7 the Cour!ty is in serious condition with regard tp a shortage of water. Wayne Tilly, representing a group of 26 owners of the Aarold Walker ~ property adjoining Lake prangs, indicated that some of the individual deeds state "the owner owns all of his/her lot to 615 contour line adjoir_i_+?g property of Lake Orange"; some of the other deeds state that the owner owns part of lot above 620 contour together with permanent and perpetual right to ingress, digress or regress over, above arad through said lot betC~eeIl 615 and 620 foot contour. Six-hundred twenty is referred to as the T++aY±mm+flood easement con- tour. Ne stated the group was not informed of the County's plan to raise the lake and has no knowledge as to the impact of the damage to their property, use of their property, etc. The group voiced opposition to the project until such tip as their concerns are heard anal answered.