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~~ <br />Go~~ty tiear6 <br />fi M~ <br />~o o Ll1J >a <br />,. L!U <br />0 3 <br />m <br />~, <br />NarM Carolina Pablit HanIM~ <br />ORANGE COUNTY <br />HEALTH DEPARTMENT <br />Rosemary L Summers, <br />MPH, DrPH <br />Health Director <br />Richard E. Whiffed Human <br />services Center <br />300 West Tryon Street <br />Post Office Box 8181 <br />Hillsborough, NC 27278 <br />Phone: (919) 245-2411 <br />Fax:(919) 644-3007 <br />www.m.oranoe, n~ us/health <br /> <br />Animal Control Services <br />Central Administrative <br />Services <br />Dental Health Services <br />ivironmental Health Services <br />Health Promotion and <br />Education Services <br />Personal Health Services <br /> <br /> ~ <br />304 Revere Road ~ <br />POBox8181 °~ <br />Hillsborough, NC 27278 ~ <br />~ <br /> + <br />C <br />Phone: (919) 245-2075 <br />FAX: (919)644-3308 E <br />. <br /> ~ <br />Memo <br />To: Rosemary Summers, Health Director <br />From: John Sauls, Animal Control Director <br />Date: May 15, 2003 <br />Subject: Meeting at Animal Shelter to Survey HVAC Systems and Develop <br />Action Plan to Bring Air Exchange Characteristics to <br />Recommended Standards. (May 14, 2003, 10:45 to Noon) <br />Present at the meeting were Wilbert McAdoo, Public Works Director; Ron <br />Holdway, Environmental Health Director; Steve Kaufinan, P.E., President of <br />RN&M Consulting Engineers; Laura Walters, Animal Shelter Director; Nicole <br />Carper, Shelter Manager; and John Sauls, Animal Control Director. <br />We began with a general discussion about the nature of the problem and the <br />history of the building, followed by a tour of the building to view every room <br />and all the intake and heat/ac output vents and exhaust vents and fans. <br />Wilbert McAdoo proposed the following action plan to be started as we were <br />meeting: <br />• Wilbert will get his people on the job immediately. Their <br />assignments are to check the operation of every exhaust fan unit as <br />much as possible without a schematic. 'They are to attempt to <br />make every non- working unit operational wherever that can <br />safely be done. <br />• Replace all filters as needed. <br />• Check all heat and ac units for proper operation. <br />We discussed where we might find existing HVAC plans or schematics used by <br />the contractors who installed the systems. We agreed on where we might find <br />them and who would inquire at each location. The engineer understands his <br />mission is to effect a HVAC and air exchange system that will meet the <br />recommended standards (10-12 air exchanges per hour and no air exhausted <br />from one room into another) regardless of how much or how little he is able to <br />work with the existing systems. <br />After the meeting I discovered the names of all the companies involved in the <br />Animal Shelter Expansion Project completed in 1991, including the mechanical <br />contractor. I forwarded this information to Mr. McAdoo today. This should <br />facilitate the engineer's ability to understand the systems now in place, thereby <br />facilitating the whole project. <br />9 <br />