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gets a percentage for collecting this tax the same as they do on the other 5�. The Administrator agreed to check into this. Chairman Scurlock noted that actually we will be con- structing this facility over two years, and the Administrator believed that the biggest concern is running into heavy expenses up front. Chairman Scurlock wished to know at what point it is anticipated staff will be able to project a shortfall and plan for making up the deficit, and the Administrator noted that it would be after we get the bids and actually see what a few months collections amount to. The contractor will be requested to draw up an estimate of a project draw schedule. Commissioner Bird asked what it is that we are responsible for as far as site work is concerned. He understood the Road & Bridge Department is working on the site now. Administrator Wright stated that we are responsible for bringing it up to rough grade 5' out, and Mr. Bail confirmed the County would be responsible for just about everything 5' outside the building line with the exception of fencing which is being provided under the general contractor. Discussion ensued about entrances to the jail site, and Administrator Wright stated that we are looking at an entrance off South Gifford Road and also one off 43rd Avenue eventually, and it would be at least 300' away from the intersection. All this was taken into consideration in the design. Chairman Scurlock asked if there were any additional questions; -he did not feel a need to go through the document page by page. Administrator Wright reported that the exterior is a pigment impregnated block and we will have a choice of colors. Commissioner Bowman inquired about the "R" factor in block, and Mr. Bail answered that it is a combination of block and insulation, and we have to meet state energy codes. The individual precolored blocks are 8.x 16 and grooved vertically. 37 OV 14 1984 1 F` 7