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ORD-2013-039 Ordinance approving Budget Amendment #2-D and Bid Award for McGowan Creek Sewer Interceptor Project
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ORD-2013-039 Ordinance approving Budget Amendment #2-D and Bid Award for McGowan Creek Sewer Interceptor Project
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11/5/2013
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Ordinance
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h. Bid Award— McGowan Creek Sewer Interceptor Project and Approve Budget <br /> Amendment#2-D <br /> The Board: <br /> • Awarded the bid and approved a construction contract (pending State approval) to Park <br /> Construction of North Carolina, Inc. of Morrisville, NC in the amount of$597,813.13 for <br /> the construction of the McGowan Creek Sewer Interceptor; <br /> • Approved Budget Amendment#2-D for$107,814 (bids received were in excess of the <br /> originally budgeted project construction cost) consisting of: <br /> • Authorizing staff to request an additional $50,000 in SRF loan funding from the <br /> State; <br /> • Approving funding of$57,814 from Article 46 Sales Tax proceeds; <br /> • Approved and authorized the Chair to sign the Resolution of Tentative Award for this <br /> project, as required by the State Revolving Fund Loan; <br /> • Approved and authorized the Chair to sign the contract on behalf of the Board of County <br /> Commissioners, subject to final review by the County Attorney and the State; and <br /> • Authorized the Manager to execute individual change orders within the limit of his <br /> authority ($250,000) up to the extent of the project budget. <br /> I. Approval of Contract with Saringsted, Incorporated <br /> The Board approved a contract for the purpose of conducting an executive search for a County <br /> Manager, and authorized the Chair to execute the contract. <br /> j. Change in BOCC Regular Meeting Schedule for 2013 <br /> The Board considered one change in the County Commissioners' regular meeting calendar for <br /> 2013, as follows: <br /> - Moving the location of the Monday, December 2, 2013 BOCC meeting FROM Central Orange <br /> Senior Center TO the DSS Meeting Room, Hillsborough Commons, Hillsborough, due to the <br /> availability now of the DSS meeting room (the Toy Chest program is not scheduled to start until <br /> a later date). <br /> 6. Public Hearings <br /> a. Zoning Atlas Amendment—Keizer Rezoning of 2.7 Acre Parcel —3604 <br /> Southern Drive—Public Hearing Closure and Action (No Additional Comments <br /> Accepted) <br /> The Board received the Planning Board recommendation, considered closing the public <br /> hearing, and considered a decision on an owner-initiated Zoning Atlas Amendment to rezone a <br /> 2.7 acre parcel of property located at 3604 Southern Drive (PIN 9844-86-5155) from Rural <br /> Residential (R-1) and Light Industrial (1-1) to Light Industrial (1-1) in accordance with the <br /> provisions of the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). <br /> Michael Harvey said the purpose is to re-convene a public hearing on the Keizer re- <br /> zoning. He said the property is currently split zoned light industrial and residential; Keizer is <br /> seeking to have the entire property zoned light industrial. <br /> He said the applicants have expressed concern over their continued ability to have <br /> septic and parking to support the existing industrial operation on the residentially zoned portion <br /> of the property. He said Keizer is seeking to rectify the problem by extending the existing <br /> industrial zoning over the entire property to ensure their perpetual ability to maintain existing <br /> infrastructure necessary for the business. <br /> He said there were no comments during the previous public hearing and only one <br /> comment, in favor of the applicant, in the intervening period. <br />
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