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BK:00028 PG -0226 The Chair ruled the motion had been adopted by a 6 to 1 vote. Commissioner Reives moved to approve the Option Agreement to Purchase Real Property located at 0 Vance Street, a copy of which is attached to these Minutes and by this reference made a part hereof. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dalrymple, Frazier, Knecht, Oldham, Reives, and Sloan Nay: Smith The Chair ruled the motion had been adopted by a 6 to 1 vote. The Board discussed the Board of Education's policy on fighting on school property that had been added at the beginning of the meeting. Commissioner Reives stated he added this item due to a situation last week at Southern Lee High School where two students were involved in a fight, with both students being expelled. He stated he would like to look at the school policy to see why the victim and initiator received the same punishment. After discussion, Commissioner Reives moved for the County Manager and Attorney to send a letter to the Board of Education and ask them to review the school's policy on fighting on school property. Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Dalrymple, Frazier, Knecht, Oldham, Reives, and Sloan Nay: Smith The Chair ruled the motion had been adopted by a 6 to 1 vote. Finance Director Lisa Minter presented the Monthly Financial Report for month ending March 2016. No action was taken. County Manager John Crumpton presented the following monthly update on Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) building projects: New Emergency Services Training Building — will serve as an 8,100 square foot expansion at the existing Emergency Services Training Center campus at CCCC. Primary spaces include mat and exercise rooms, classrooms, locker rooms, and administrative areas. The primary structure consists of a pre-engineered metal building system. The scope also includes site improvements including utilities, landscaping, and a paved parking area. Dennis A. Wicker Center Addition and Renovation — renovations to the existing Wicker Center will be structured as add alternates and, if budget allows, may include the combination of two classrooms into one break-out space, finish AV/lighting upgrades to the existing lobby, restrooms, exhibit hall, and lecture hall, expansion of the 2nd floor board room, as well as DDC control upgrades for the HVAC system and the addition of a transfer switch for connection of an emergency generator. New Health Sciences Building — new +/- 30,000 square foot Health Sciences building will serve as an expansion of CCCC's Health Sciences and Dental programs. Primary spaces include simulation labs, classrooms, and an 18-operatory dental clinic open to the public. Also included in the building will be the relocated campus bookstore. The building will be relocated to the southernmost site within the long-term masterplan of the College campus due to recent findings of a study of sub -surface conditions. New Veterinary Medical Technology Building — new Veterinary Medical Technology ' building will serve as an 11,000 square foot expansion for the existing Veterinary Medical fir+ technology program at CCCC. Primary spaces include dog and cat housing areas,