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Commissioner Gordon said to look back at examples of what was done in the past. <br /> She is in favor of putting plaques in all buildings at the time of project completion. She thinks <br /> the plaques should be placed on the interior. She said there should probably be a size <br /> threshold as well as some consideration of how many plaques are already in the building. <br /> She said listing the Board members serving at the time of completion is probably <br /> easiest, but this can be discussed later. <br /> Commissioner Price said she is concerned about the idea that people who made a <br /> project happen might not be on the plaque if it only includes people on the Board when it was <br /> completed. <br /> Chair Jacobs said Chapel Hill includes the names of both past and present council <br /> members who were involved at any point from project approval to completion. <br /> Commissioner Pelissier agreed with Commissioner Dorosin's comments, however she <br /> would include Commissioners names from the beginning of the project to the end. <br /> Chair Jacobs said he agreed. He said he does feel that the contemporary County logo <br /> should be on the plaque. <br /> Chair Jacobs said there should be a size or function threshold. <br /> Commissioner Gordon said she is convinced that plaques should include the Board of <br /> County Commissioners that initiated the project. She said the decision has already been <br /> made that the plaques currently being put up will be the old model. She clarified that the new <br /> logo discussion is related to going forward. <br /> Commissioner Rich said she likes the idea of putting plaques in after renovations, as it <br /> shows the history of the building. <br /> Commissioner Dorosin suggested a time capsule be built into the cornerstone for any <br /> new building. <br /> Commissioner Price suggested a limit be placed on the cost for the individual plaques. <br /> Jeff Thompson said costs would be part of the CIP. <br /> Chair Jacobs said he feels this is a great example of giving the Board options. <br /> Jeff Thompson said he felt staff has enough input to proceed. <br /> Michael Talbert referred back to item 7c for clarification. He noted that the motion did <br /> not include approval of the technology design. He asked if this was to be delayed until more <br /> information on the monitors and other items could be presented. <br /> Chair Jacobs said there were more questions to be answered before the design was <br /> approved. <br /> 8. Reports NONE <br /> 9. County Manager's Report <br /> Michael Talbert said he sent out an email today about McDougle Middle School. He <br /> said the parking lot lights are out; therefore the facility will be closing at sunset until the <br /> problem is corrected. He said Duke Power said this could take two weeks. <br /> Commissioner Pelissier asked if this means any families who use this facility will be <br /> affected. <br /> Michael Talbert said some people will not be able to use the facility, but the hazard of a <br /> dark parking lot is too great of a risk. <br /> Commissioner Pelissier asked if these people could be made aware of other space <br /> options. <br /> Michael Talbert said this could be included in the website. <br />