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County Projects <br /> Paul Laughton said one of these is the Cedar Grove Community Center(CIP page 21), <br /> which looks at approving the alternate plan to add $822,000 to that center. He said the $2.8 <br /> million is in year 1, and the impact will be in year 2. <br /> Water and Sewer Projects <br /> Paul Laughton said the Buckhorn EDD Phase 2—Efland Sewer to Mebane (CIP page <br /> 72), with the revised design costs, reflect an additional $121,400. <br /> Commissioner Gordon referred to 2 lines on page 72 of the CIP, regarding a shift of <br /> projects to the general fund, and she said she thought the Board had asked that no more money <br /> be switched to the general fund. <br /> Paul Laughton said this is for the Efland to Mebane project and this is not solid waste. <br /> He said this would be paid mostly with article 46, but it was started with general fund money <br /> from the Efland sewer situation. <br /> Commissioner Gordon said she would like to watch this item and be mindful of <br /> protecting the general fund. <br /> Paul Laughton reviewed the following information from page 3 of the abstract: <br /> The following projects have been revised(changes highlighted in yellow) based <br /> on the Manager's Recommended Budget for FY 2014-15 reducing the Pay-As- <br /> You-Go (PAYG)funding and increasing Debt Financing a total of$770,110: <br /> County Projects <br /> • Roofing Projects (CIP Page 28) - reflects a change of$179,010 from PAYG funding to <br /> Debt Financing in Year 1. <br /> • Information Technology(CIP Page 29) — reflects a change of$450,000 in PAYG <br /> funding to Debt Financing in Year 1. <br /> • Eurosport Soccer Center, Phase 11 (CIP Page 50) — reflects a change of$125,000 <br /> from PAYG funding to Debt Financing in Year 1. <br /> NOTE: All County Debt Service and Debt Capacity— General Fund Only(ClP <br /> Pages 108-109) has been revised to reflect all the changes listed in this abstract. <br /> The following project has been revised(changes highlighted in yellow) based on <br /> a pending action item by the Board of County Commissioners at their upcoming <br /> June 3,2014 regular meeting: <br /> Solid Waste Projects <br /> • Sanitation (CIP Page 80) - reflects a reduction in the cost of the replacement Hook-Lift <br /> truck in FY 2013-14 from $197,282 to $190,548, and moves the other replacement <br /> Hook-Lift truck from FY 2014-15 to FY 2013-14 and reflects a reduction in the cost from <br /> $206,944 to $193,225. <br /> Commissioner Gordon asked where the money will come from to move the truck from <br /> 2014-15 to 2013-14. <br /> Paul Laughton said Gayle Wilson has monies available this year to purchase this, and it <br /> will not be paid with general fund monies. <br /> Commissioner Gordon said at one point the fund balance for solid waste was $18.1 <br /> million, but there was a recommendation to use some of this to fund the convenience centers. <br /> She questioned whether this fund balance is available. <br /> Michael Talbert said the total fund balance is $18.1 as of June 30, 2013. He said, of that <br /> money, almost$12.5 million was reserved for closure and post closure. He said there are also <br />
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