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14 <br />1 <br />2 <br />Paul Laughton reviewed the following information from the CIP: <br />3 <br />4 <br />Cedar Grove Community Center (CIP page 20) -includes $2,822,226 in current year (Fiscal <br />5 <br />Year 2014 to 2015) for construction and adaptive reuse of the former Northern Human Services <br />6 <br />Center. <br />7 <br />8 <br />Cedar Grove Community Center Library Kiosk (CIP page 24) –includes $180,000 in Year 1 <br />9 <br />(Fiscal Year 2015 to 2016) to providepatrons an automated material kiosk at the Cedar Grove <br />10 <br />Community Center providing 24 hour electronic access for checking in and out materials. <br />11 <br />12 <br />Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Community Center (CIP page 37) –during Fiscal Year <br />13 <br />2012 to 2013, the Board of Commissioners approved the establishment of capital project for the <br />14 <br />construction of a Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Community Center with funds of <br />15 <br />$650,000. For Year 1 (Fiscal Year2015to 2016), $260,000 is budgeted, which includes the <br />16 <br />County’s 43 percentshare of a Phase II Study, and construction costs of $3,025,000 in Year 2 <br />17 <br />(Fiscal Year2016to 2017) for the County’s 43 percentshare of Orange Water And Sewer <br />18 <br />Authority’s (OWASA) Sewer Concept plan to provide sewer to 86 parcels identified by the <br />19 <br />Historic Rogers Road Neighborhood Task Force. <br />20 <br />21 <br />Efland-Cheeks Community Center Upfit (CIP page 38) –includes approximately $425,000 in <br />22 <br />Year 5 (Fiscal Year2019to 2020) for an upfit/interior renovation to the current facility, including <br />23 <br />new equipment and furnishings, as well as area landscaping. <br />24 <br />25 <br />Commissioner Rich said when the provision of sewer for the Rogers Road area is <br />26 <br />discussed can the installation of actual sewer infrastructure be included. She said currently the <br />27 <br />conversation only includes the laying of the infrastructure and not the sewer for the eighty-six <br />28 <br />historic homes. <br />29 <br />30 <br />4.To Continue Review and Discussion of the Manager’s Recommended FY 2015-20 <br />31 <br />Capital Investment Plan (CIP) – <br />Park Capital Projects <br />32 <br />Paul Laughton and David Stancil reviewed the following park projects: <br />33 <br />34 <br />County Capital Park projects –Highlights <br />35 <br />a.)Blackwood Farm Park(CIP page 45) <br />36 <br />Includes $150,000 in Year 2 (Fiscal Year2016to 2017) for final design and construction <br />37 <br />drawings, with Park construction funds of $1,900,000 in Year 3 (Fiscal Year 2017 to <br />38 <br />2018), and approximately $1,100,000 in Year 4 (Fiscal Year2018to 2019) for a <br />39 <br />permanent parks operations base. Note: the parks operations base has moved up one <br />40 <br />year from the current CIP. <br />41 <br />42 <br />Chair McKee asked about the usageof the existing house on the site. <br />43 <br />David Stancil said the hope is to use the house for office space. He added that the <br />44 <br />porch has already received repairs and can be used for events such as re-enactors or <br />45 <br />speakers. <br />46 <br />Commissioner Jacobs asked if the interviews withthe Blackwood sisters’ are on the <br />47 <br />website. <br />48 <br />David Stancil said a link to the Southern Carolina History Project can be added but has <br />49 <br />not been done thus far. He said it would be a great resource. He said the planned opening of <br />50 <br />the site is in late May. He said the weather has caused delays. <br /> <br />