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t ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ACTION AGENDA ITEM ABSTRACT Meeting Date: Apd130, 2002 Action Agenda Item No. SUBJECT: Justice Facilities Development Expanded M t Plan Presentation DEPARTMENT: Purchasing and Central Services PUBLIC HEARING: IY/N) FNo— ATTACHMENTIS): INFORMATION CONTACT: 9A-01 agenda abstract and minutes Pam Jones (919)245-2852 11-7-01 agenda abstract 1-28-112 power Point slides applicaGemthis TELEPHONE NUMBERS: topic. Hillsborough 7324181 Expanded master plan (under separate Chapel Hill 9684501 cover) Durham 000-7331 Mebane 338227-2031 PURPOSE: To receive information regarding design options for court and parking facilities on the downtown Hillsborough county campus. BACKGROUND: The Board has previously received information on various design options for the Hillsborough court facilities and the associated parking. The more recent discussions are as follows: • September 4, 2001, the Board approved the planning process for the Justice Facilities Expansion and requested that the site's master plan be expanded to conaider relocating the parking facilities to an area with less visual impact, i e. in closer proximity to the Government Services Center. (abstract and minutes attached) • November 7, 2001, the Board approved a contract with Freeman White Architects for the completion of the Expanded Master Plan for court facilities; (abstract attached. Minutes reflect that the contract was approved.) • January 28,2002: Justice Facilities, with a brief ovarview of the Expanded Master Plan findings, were included in a presentation about overall county space responsibilities; (See attached Power Point handouts from presentation) The presentation at this work session is intended to include the following: • Full presentation of the Expanded Master Plan by representatives from Freeman- White Architects (The report is provided under separate cover.) • Brief elaboration regarding how the Implementation of the expanded plan might impact the expansion of the Government Services Center as proposed in the 2000 Space Study.