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County Manager's Report — August 8, 2022 Onqoinq Protects Moore Training Facility - CCCC — On August 1st the operations of the Moore Training Facility was formally transferred to CCCC. CCCC is now responsible for all utilities and maintenance of the facility. This gives them the ability to begin renovations of the facility as soon as they are ready. As part of our MOU with CCCC, the County retains responsibility for the Hazardous Waste permit and the cleanup. We also have maintained the responsibility for operations of the shipping and receiving building which we may used for gymnastics. Terraquest was on site for 3 weeks digging out the contaminated dirt. The inground tank was inspected and there was no material in the tank except the concrete that Marelli used to close the tank. The weight and amount of concrete made removal of the tank impossible. It was deemed suitable to leave the tank in the ground. Terraquest was able to remove all the material and soil from around the tank and then refill the hole with suitable soils. SM&E will be testing the soil for compaction and it will remain unpaved until new test wells can be installed around the contamination site. Once the results are analyzed and it is determined that no further remediation is needed around the tank, the area can be repaved. This should take around 60 to 90 days if the tests results show no contamination. We are about two weeks ahead of the revised time schedule and still under our revised budget of$600,000. Multi-Sports Complex —At last month's meeting we paused the project due to the cost estimates. Santiago Geraldo and myself met with our architect, McAdams, on Tuesday August 2. Additional information will be provided to the Board prior to the meeting. Horton Pool —The project has stopped due to unsuitable soils underneath the bathhouse building. Additional soil sampling is being conducted. The good news is the structure of the building is sound so we do not need to demo the entire structure. Once the sampling is done, we will need to remove unsuitable soil and replace it with proper soil. There will also be additional stormwater measures added to keep water from going into the building and under the slab. This delay has been around 60 days and we expect it to take an additional 60 days to complete. Other work continues and the architect and contractor believe the project will be finished a couple months ahead of next summer's swimming season. Hale Center—After last month's meeting, the engineering of the HVAC and roof upgrades has begun. We will provide additional information at the September meeting. Library Building Project—Agenda Item. Historic Courthouse —The State has approved the design RFQ and we have released and advertised the announcement. RFQ's are due August 11. Parking Lot Projects — The ADA ramp at the Government Center is complete. We are still working on lighting in the COLTS parking lot.