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D 302 <br /> i <br /> 4 � <br /> 4 <br /> MINUTES <br /> JANUARY 19, 1982 <br /> The Orange County Board of Co miissioners met in regular session on <br /> Tuesday, January 19, 1982, at 7:30 P.M. in the Commissioners' Fcom, Orange <br /> County Courthouse, Hillsborough, North Carolina. <br /> Commissioners present: Chairman Richard E. Whitted, and Commissioners <br /> Norm Gustaveson, Shirley R. Marshall; Norman walker and Don W11lha1 t. <br /> A. Board Comments <br /> Commissioner willhoit added discussion of Efland School Property as <br /> number 12 and County Manager Thompson added consideration of cheese distri- <br /> bution with Mr_ Tom Ward ccmm'nti.ng. <br /> B. Audience Ccmvients <br /> Messrs. Areford, Heath and McAdams said they wished to address the Board <br /> for ASCO Construaation, Deerfield Subdivision and the Timbers Planned Develop- <br /> ment, respectively. There were no members of the audience who wished to address <br /> the Board about matters not on the agenda. <br /> C. Reports <br /> 1. Designworks: Mr. Giddings, represented Dasignworks, and presented <br /> that firm's report on the Old Courthouse proposed renovations. Mr. Giddings <br /> gave a brief report of his firm's previous projects. He said he took the <br /> minimum approach on the renovation, looking at things that must be done as, <br /> for example, the elevator. Ile provided a "guesstimate" of about $50,000 to <br /> $100,000 for the minimal renovations with about $75,000 to $175,000 for the max- <br /> imum renovations. He added that the roof might need replacing and that a ccmplete <br /> heating system was needed. Mr. Giddings asked the Board if it intended to do this <br /> project; the Board responded that it had adopted the Capital Irprove7rtents Plan <br /> I <br /> in 1976 and this renovation was a part of this plAn. Mr. Giddings said he would <br /> prefer to withdraw his firm frcn Board consideration if the integrity and character <br /> of the building wouldn't be preserved. Cbmnissioner Willhoit said one of the <br /> goals was to maintain the historical character of the Old Courthouse. <br /> 2. Integrated Energy Systems: Mr. Jeff Davis and Mr. Dan Koenigshofer <br /> presented their firm's report on the Old Courthouse renovations. This firm also <br /> provided a brief background on previous projects. Mr. Davis emphasized the his- <br /> torical integrity of the Old courthouse. He said he felt it was premature to <br /> provide plans for the renovations yet, saying he dial not know the County's needs <br />
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