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Agenda - 04-10-2018 Budget Work Session CIP
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Agenda - 04-10-2018 Item 1 - Discussion of Manager’s Recommended FY 2018-23 Capital Investment Plan
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24 <br /> <br />David Stancil said there is a complicating factor that would make this park attractive on <br />another front, and he will send this information out to the Board. He said staff is just in the <br />process of having conversations as this point. <br />Commissioner Price referred to Phase II improvements, and asked if these need to be <br />completed right now. <br />David Stancil said this park is in the preliminary design stage, and part of that process <br />is assigning costs. He said typically the park projects that get completed are the ones that the <br />County can afford. <br />Commissioner Price said Phase II is listed in the next fiscal year, and includes <br />interpretive signage, picnic areas, and community garden, etc. She asked if these items are <br />included in the $1.79 million. <br />David Stancil said these are included in that total. He said Phase II has a Part A and a <br />Part B. He said Part A includes the road, parking, turn lane, etc., and Part B includes the <br />amenities. <br /> Commissioner Price asked if staff wants to have these amenities completed next year. <br /> David Stancil said if the amenities are not completed, there will be a lot of new <br />infrastructure, and nothing other than trails and a small picnic shelter. He said there is also a <br />Phase III in year 5. <br />Commissioner Price asked if staff would please itemize the portions of Phase II. <br />David Stancil said he can give general costs, or more specifics via the RFP for the <br />design and engineering work, which will be available this summer. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said at the Upper Eno Nature Preserve, the County signage <br />says, “no camping”. He said he thinks the Board should specifically ban fires on County <br />properties, unless someone has a specific permit from the County to camp there, e.g. the boy <br />scouts. <br />Commissioner Jacobs referred to the Northeast Park, and said language on the signs <br />needs to be updated. <br />Commissioner Jacobs said a condition to buying this property was that it could not be <br />used for a landfill, and this should be made known more widely. <br />Travis Myren resumed the presentation: <br /> <br />Parks, Open Space, and Trail Development <br />• Mountains to Sea Trail - $110,000 (page 65) <br />Project Description/Justification: The Mountains to Sea Trail (MST) is a part of the N.C. State <br />Parks system and would connect by trail the Great Smoky Mountains with the Outer Banks. <br />Funding was provided in FY 2016-17 for the initial phase of this project, acquiring and <br />constructing the trail segment from Occoneechee Mountain State Natural Area to the County’s <br />Upper Eno Nature Preserve (Seven Mile Creek Nature Park). Funding appropriated and <br />proposed is for acquiring easements, initial trail construction of identified segments, with <br />associated signage and fencing and any other privacy measures. The initial segment will also <br />include some type of pedestrian crossing improvements over Interstate 85/40. Additionally, <br />$110,000 has been moved from the Upper Eno Nature Preserve project to this project for FY <br />2018-19 to build waystation facilities for the Mountains to Sea Trail (MST) at Seven Mile <br />Nature Park. The second phase of the project is proposed for Year 2 and would address the <br />segment of the MST from Buckhorn Road around and on the OWASA-owned lands at Cane <br />Creek Reservoir, continuing to the Alamance County line. The third phase would be in Years <br />7-10 and would complete the middle section of the trail from Seven Mile Creek to Buckhorn <br />Road. The project reflects phased voluntary acquisition of trail easements and trail <br />construction in FY 2019-20 and beyond, as lands are acquired and segments connected. <br />
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