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21 <br /> Project Details <br /> • Use agreement between Orange County and the Town of Chapel Hill <br /> • County contributes $520,000 for Emergency Medical Services use of one bay, sleeping <br /> quarters, parking spaces and shared access to other living quarters in the new station <br /> • Use agreement term is for a minimum of twenty years <br /> Chapel Hill (CHFD) - photo <br /> Fire Station 2-photo <br /> Future Fire/EMS Station- photo <br /> Future Fire/EMS Station-photo <br /> Project Timeline <br /> • Final Town Council approval Sep. 12, 2016 <br /> • Inter-local agreement pending Dec. 2016 <br /> • Chapel Hill Fire moves to temp fire station mid to late Dec. 2016 <br /> • Emergency Services Medic Three remains in Odum Village until project completion <br /> • Demolition of existing Station Two Dec./Jan. 2016 <br /> • One Year construction (complete Jan 2018) <br /> • Medic Three transitions to the new station with Chapel Hill Fire <br /> Manager's Recommendations: <br /> That the BOCC: <br /> 1. Approve the attached Town of Chapel Hill Use Agreement For the co-located <br /> Emergency Medical Services Substation; <br /> 2. Authorize the County Manager to execute the Agreement; and <br /> 3. Authorize the County Manager to direct the transfer of appropriated funds to the Town <br /> at the appropriate time in accordance with the Agreement. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs asked if the brick building will be deconstructed. <br /> Deputy Chief Lawrence said the property will be conveyed to the development partners, <br /> and by the time the department moves out, it would not have a say in the demolition. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs said he was talking about the materials of the actual building. <br /> Deputy Chief Lawrence said he does not know the answer to this question. <br /> Commissioner Jacobs said he will add the deconstruction of recyclable materials to the <br /> motion. <br /> Commissioner McKee asked if there is an update about the co-location of EMS and the <br /> Fire Department. <br /> Kim Woodard said EMS are not yet co-located with Chapel Hill, but will be for this <br /> future endeavor. She said this is eagerly anticipated, and all other co-locations are going very <br /> well. <br /> A motion was made by Commissioner Jacobs, seconded by Commissioner Rich for the <br /> Board to: <br /> 1) approve the attached Town of Chapel Hill Use Agreement For the co-located <br /> Emergency <br />