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C=0a <br />owners of Triassic LLC, who own the 400 acres north of Colon Road that is already a State Certified <br />Site to create what will now be called Central Carolina Enterprise Park. With these two significant <br />land holdings totaling approximately 635 acres and growing will allow SAGA to have site product to <br />market to small, medium and large, campus -type users. A critical element for marketing CCEP is an <br />attractive entrance that will include a well -lighted monument sign to instantly and effectively <br />communicate the style, professionalism and overall presence of this asset. It is felt that signage is <br />the first perception of quality and the first opportunity to make a positive impression on potential <br />customers. The entrance will contain state -of -the art signage, grading of the tracts visible from US #1 <br />and effectively lighting this intersection will give a scene equal to any commercial p k anywhere and <br />a competitive edge which will help brand the product in the minds of internal and nal customers. <br />The signage entrance will present the image of a 21St Century business des' tion. The proposal <br />has been reviewed and recommended by the Economic Development and P ommittees of the <br />SAGA Board and are on board with its importance to future success f this The following <br />breakdown for the project was also provided:�/////j�,,,," <br />Engineering and Design $ 15,0 <br />Electrical and Lighting $ 2 <br />Road and Sign Construction 6 <br />Total Budget <br />Mr. Crumpton stated all of the above information was bei(%rovided as information only. <br />Representatives from SAGA will be at the March 7th Commissioned ng to formally make their <br />request for the above $300,000 funding. <br />The Board considered appointments t rd of Equalization and Review. Action on this <br />item was deferred at the February 1St meeting u t I e provided for voting. The deadline <br />period to accept applications was also extended in; der` ccept additional applications. Ballots <br />were provided prior to the meeting for each Com " ' sioner o complete and sign. Clerk to the Board <br />Gaynell Lee reported the following 4 applicants reived the most votes and were appointed as full- <br />time members of the Board of E ualization and Re <br />1.,a g"�d Ii t k i n s <br />J <br />The followin licants were ointed as alternate members of the Board of Equalization and <br />Review: 1/0 <br />Mike McDonald <br />JEd Angel <br />Rockie Barnes <br />o/4. Brian Davis <br />Commissioner loan moved to accept the above referenced individuals to the Lee County Board of <br />Equalization and Review. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: <br />Aye: Dalrymple, Frazier, Knecht, Oldham, Reives, Sloan, and Smith <br />Nay: None <br />The Chair ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. <br />5 <br />
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