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the Sheriff's Department. Chatham, Moore and Harnett Counties all note Bread of Life and Outreach Mission in Sanford as resources of relief for the homeless. Commissioner Smith asked to call the question. Vice Chair Lavallee conceded the Chair back to Commissioner Smith. Motion: I move we appropriate up to $315,000 to OMI once OMI has received grant funding to build a new homeless shelter and staff has determined that appropriate legal method to provide the funding and any documents created to effectuate the transfer of the funds will be brought back to the Board for final approval. Mover: Robert Reives For: 4 - Robert Reives, Cameron Sharpe, Bill Carver, Mark Lovick Against: 3 - Arianna Lavallee, Dr. Andre Knecht, Kirk Smith Motion Result: Passed VI. MANAGERS REPORTS VI.A January 2022 Financial Report Assistant County Manager/Finance Director Lisa Minter presented the monthly financial report for January 2022, a copy of which is attached and incorporated into these minutes. County Manager John Crumpton noted that this past week the County paid $3.89 a gallon for gas while only $2.10 was actually budgeted. Monthly Financial Report-New Format FY 2021-2022.pdf monthly sales tax analysis2021-2022.pdf historical sales tax analysis.pdf countywide sales tax analysis 2021-2022.pdf VI.B Magneti Marelli Site Update County Manager John Crumpton updated the Board on efforts to remediate the hazardous waste permit. The Board gave the manager the authority to spend money and report to the Board. Year-to-date expenditures include $18,371.25 for prior work, $35,173.15 for drilling and sampling, $11, 150 has been encumbered for semi- annual sampling and $7,500 was approved for additional testing of contaminated soil based on arsenic levels. The consultant has been meeting with NCDEQ and a plan is being developed that may not be as complicated as originally thought. VI.0 S-Line Project Request County Manager John Crumpton referred to a prior Resolution of Support for the S-Line which involves the development of a new commuter line to Raleigh. There is a RAISE grant opportunity and NCDOT has requested community letters of support for the grant application. No funding request is attached; however, the City of Sanford is spending $190,000 as the match. Commissioner Reives requested assurance that the request does not include funding. The study is being driven by the NCDOT and the City is the local participant supporting the project. Commissioner Carver asked whether the amount of money that this project would take would really benefit the lifestyle of our local workers. Chairman Kirk Smith conceded the Chair to Vice-Chair Arianna Lavallee to make comment. There was a line from Raleigh to Wilmington that was suspended. When asked about the profitability of a line from Raleigh to Charlotte, the DOT said that a service was being provided. He noted that our area does not have the density to