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KOK ^40 PIGE 7' • Minutes of the November 2, 2005 joint meeting with members of the Central Carolina Community College Board of Trustees • Tax Releases and Refunds for October 2005 (copy attached) • Budget amendment # 11/21/05/#08 (copy attached) • Resolution of appreciation for Sanford Police Officer Greg Parker (copy attached) • Approval to fill Budget and Financial Analyst position in the Finance Office and addition of said position to the Lee County Pay Plan Upon a vote, the results were as follows: Aye: Adams, Brown, Hincks, Lemmond, Reives, and Stevens Nay: None Absent: Paschal The Chairman ruled the motion had been adopted unanimously. Commissioner Lemmond read and presented the resolution of appreciation to Sanford Police Officer Greg Parker. Ms. Nicole Benfield read a poem to Officer Parker she had written as a thank-you for saving her life on the night of October 9, 2005. Chairman Hincks presented the Gloria M. Williams Award (plaque) to Commissioner Lemmond from the North Carolina Community Action Association in appreciation of his tireless efforts and steadfast support benefiting the low-income citizens of North Carolina. No one signed up to speak during the Public Comments section of the meeting. Revaluation Coordinator Mike Cole updated the Board on the 2007 Revaluation Project. Mr. Cole stated that staff did not meet projected projection numbers for the month of October due to two appraisers who had mandatory week long classes in Chapel Hill. Production for the month of October was projected to be 1600 properties and the actual production was 1132 properties. Mr. Cole stated that he still feels that field work will be completed by July 2006 as anticipated. Commissioner Reives asked what is needed, if anything, to improve the work situation before they get any further behind; he wants to support them but needs to know ahead of time what they might need. No action was taken on the matter. Mr. Jim Felton, Director of the Small Business Center, located at the Dennis Wicker Civic Center gave a power point presentation concerning the Civic Center. Mr. Felton stated that the Civic Center was built in the 1991 using $1.5 million in funds from the State, $2 million in funds from the County, and $400,000 from private donations. He outlined several maintenance issues that need to be addressed in the near future which include the replacement of the fifteen-year old roof, resealing front and rear parking lots, replacement of the walk-in freezer unit and icemaker, refinishing exhibit hall floors, and repair of sections of the exhibit halls. Other recommendations for improvements include soundproofing for double bookings in Main Hall, sound 2