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9 <br /> The largest component of this project request ($373,824) is to upgrade and replace portions <br /> of HVAC system that serves the Justice Center. Each replacement is evaluated to use the most <br /> energy-efficient systems including potential conversion to geothermal systems. <br /> • Interior Finish Replacements - $152,000 <br /> The Interior Finish Replacement Project is used to replace facility finishes including carpet, <br /> tiles,flooring, and interior replacement needs.The FY2025-26 CIP recommends enclosing the <br /> administrative check-in area at the DSS Building (Hillsborough Commons) and installing <br /> window coverings in the Great Hall of the Seymour Center. These replacements focus on the <br /> use of recycled materials, sustainable materials, and low to no volatile organic compound <br /> products. <br /> • Lake Orange Dam Rehabilitation - $970,000 <br /> Lake Orange is a Class II public water supply reservoir owned by Orange County. The lake's <br /> primary uses are to serve as a public water supply and to maintain minimum flows in the Eno <br /> River as defined in the Eno River Water Management Plan. <br /> The County retained professional services in early 2022 to review and prioritize repairs of the <br /> dam, intake tower, erosion control barrier, emergency spillway, and concrete spillway <br /> channel. The FY2025-26 CIP recommends $970,000 to accommodate cost escalation on <br /> previously funded phases based on an updated engineering estimate. Staff will continue to <br /> seek federal and/or private infrastructure grants to reduce the cost of this project. <br /> • Parking Lot Improvements - $191,029 <br /> This project is a combination of parking lot repairs, resealing, and repaving across multiple <br /> county facilities. This includes evaluating each parking lot for safety and sufficiency as well as <br /> the addition of green spaces. The FY2025-26 funding would resurface the parking lot at the <br /> Board of Elections and the parking lot and driveway at the Emergency Services Facility on <br /> Meadowlands Drive. Repavement, repairs, and other improvements are guided by a Parking <br /> Lot Assessment study. <br /> • Piedmont Food Processing Center- $120,000 <br /> The FY2024-25 CIP included funding to replace the heating, ventilating, and cooling <br /> equipment at the Piedmont Food Processing Center(PFPC). For FY2025-26,this project would <br /> fund system controls for that equipment to manage the system better. This project would be <br /> funded using Article 46 sales tax proceeds. <br /> • Plumbing Repairs - $8,900 <br /> The Plumbing Repair project is a combination of major plumbing repairs across multiple <br /> County facilities and includes backflow preventers, hot water heaters, sinks, toilets, water <br /> fountains, and other plumbing-related items. In FY2025-26, funding is recommended to <br /> replace the water fountains at the Gateway Center where Tax Administration and the <br /> Register of Deeds are located. Each replacement is focused on water-saving devices such as <br /> Page 1 7 <br />