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91E1 236 Conditioning, of Durham for $14,780.00; and the Electrical contract to RVM . Electrical Company of Hillsborough for $9,957'00 and to authorize the Chair . to sign the contracts. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, D. 8-10 Lease Agreements: Cedar Grove Day Care, Hyconeechee Regional Library and Health Department at Carr Mill Mall Commissioner Nillhoit suggested an addition to the Hyconeechee Library ' Lease; that Section 7 on page 10 should have a (K) to the effect that fire doors ' are not to be blocked. Commissioner Nillhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Marshall, to approve ' all three leases with the one change noted and to authorize the Chair to sign them Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. A property matter, originally to be discussed in executive session was, on the advice of the County Attorney, considered in open session. Assistant County Ma nager Bill Laws told the Board that the C oun ty was deeded a piece of property behind the Courthouse by Ms. Annie Riley Obie but that she retained a lifetime use of the property. Ms. Obie has deeded, through her daughter Naomi Riley Bell, her interest in the house sited on the property to ` M• r. John Sealye, Nr. Sealye wishes to remove the house from the property and ' r• estore the house for historic purposes. Mr. Laws told the Board that since the County owns the property it must in accordance with General Statutes dispose of ' p• roperty in one of th ree ways: 1) sealed bid; 2) pu bli c auction; and, 3) negotiated ' o• ffer with upset bid. Mr. Sealye asked that the County make an exception in this particular instance since he had estimated about $8,000 to move the house, much more than ' i• t is worth. Chairman Whitted told Mr. Sealye that the County does not have that ' f• lexibility under North Carolina General Statutes, Chairman Whitted continued saying, the County Attorney should do two things: ' 1• ) establish a procedure for determining the County's interest in the house; and` 2) ^ o• btain from Ms. Obie a release of her interest in the real property. Commissioner Willhoit moved, seconded by Commissioner Lloyd, to have the ' A• ttorney accomplish (1) and (2) above and to dispose of the house via a negotiated o• ff"' '..!th upset bid; removal of the house contingent upon its being restored for ' h• istoric purposes. Vote: Ayes, 5; noes, O. Announcement: Chairman Whitted announced that the Board would host a r• eception and dinner on Thursday, December 9th at the Carolina Inn for Municipal