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18 1 2 St. Paul A.M.E. Church is completing the permitting and compliance phase of the project and 3 anticipates getting through that process by late fall. The Church will go through the bidding 4 process to select a site work contractor probably in late August/early September. The site work 5 would start the latter part of the year depending on the weather. The phasing for building and 6 construction for the buildings will not start until the first of the next year at the earliest. 7 8 The Church will work with the Rogers Road Neighborhood to relocate the Hogan- Rogers 9 House. Gloria Shealy, Project Manager has requested a timeline to relocate to the adjacent 10 site. Because the Church is anxious to begin construction as soon as possible, time is of the 11 essence to relocate the Hogan-Rogers House. 12 13 Construction of a New Facility: 14 If it is not feasible or practicable to move and restore the Hogan-Rogers House, the Historic 15 Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force is investigating the possibility of constructing a new 16 Community Center on the two lots donated by Habitat for Humanity. Habitat will support the 17 construction of a new facility if the facility is used as a center for neighborhood programs and 18 activities. The donated site could support a facility of up to 3,000 Sq. Ft. with an estimated 19 budget of $500,000. Habitat's support for the community center will be contingent on a 20 commitment of funding allocated to the Rogers Road Neighborhood to complete the project. 21 22 A proposed community center must meet NC State Building Code and obtain a Building 23 Permit. The Town of Chapel Hill advises consulting an architect/design professional on the cost 24 and specific code requirements. In addition, the site layout must receive zoning approval and 25 meet the Chapel Hill Land Use Management Ordinance requirements regarding site layout and 26 process. 27