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4 <br /> (5) Staffing and Space Allocation Plan (see attachment IV) <br /> DSS Staff: 4 Common Areas: <br /> Offices: 4 Conference Rooms <br /> Square footage: 600 Breakroom <br /> Resource Center/Library <br /> DTCC Staff: 3/Permanent/instructors rotating Reception/Waiting <br /> Storage <br /> Offices: 3 Visiting Office <br /> Classroom(s) 6 Hallways <br /> Square Footage: 6,050 Children's Waiting Room <br /> Restrooms <br /> JOCCA/1TPA Staff. 2 Mechanical Room <br /> Offices: 3 <br /> Square Footage: 450 <br /> OCLC Staff: 2/permanent/interviewers, <br /> volunteers <br /> Offices 4 <br /> Square Footage: 600 <br /> Fac Staff. 4 <br /> Offices: 3 <br /> Square Footage: 450 <br /> 17 offices(150 square feet per office) 2,550 <br /> 6 class rooms 5,600 <br /> 4 at 800 square feet/2 at 1,200 square feet <br /> Common Areas 4,850 <br /> Total Square Footage 13,000 <br /> (6) Possible grants and projected cost contribution by Agency <br /> Two sources of grant funds will be pursued by the county for the Skill Development Center. (1) <br /> The Workforce Development Board(WDB), formerly named the Private Industry Council (PIC), <br /> has received a$25,000 planning grant from the State Commission on Workforce Preparedness to <br /> develop an implementation grant proposal for a one-stop employment information center. The <br /> implementation grant will be submitted to the State in the fall 1996 with grant award in January <br /> 1997. The WDB anticipates requesting $140,000 for the three county service delivery area of <br /> Orange, Alamance and Randolph. (2) Orange County Schools with the assistance of the county <br /> will submit, in the fall 1996, to the State Commission on Workforce Preparedness a county-wide <br /> Job Ready School-To-Work grant proposal. Grant award is scheduled for early spring 1997 and <br /> the amount to be requested for the school system is $150,000. Funds will be used to develop a <br /> comprehensive program that will include academics, vocational education, employability training, <br /> life-coping skills, and other activities directed toward students and youth. A portion of the grant <br /> funds would be available for the Skill Development Center. <br />