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� - r place to do it. Mr.Sutton believed their product meets the needs the county is looking for; he believed they provide the parking that is required; and he emphasized that it is in a central area. Mr. Sutton stated that he was not authorized at this point to get into bidding, but he would be willing to go back to the bargain- ing table and go into the proper process. Commissioner Scurlock expressed his concern about parking at that location, but believed they have added some. Mr. Sutton advised that they have a working arrangement with the land owners across the street and have made provision for additional parking. He did not believe parking will be a problem. Administrator Wright commented that actually the proximity of this building is not a real factor due to the type of offices we would be putting there. Commissioner Wodtke raised a question about the timing of the availability of the space being a problem, and Director Dean noted that Mr. Zorc has offered 4800 sq.ft. by the end of January, but we 'need a minimum of 6,6771. This would delay the third floor move. Discussion followed on the dollars involved, and the fact that we did open a bid and now someone wants a second shot at it. Mr. Zorc pointed out that the County did not go to the formal sealed bid process, and therefore, could negotiate right down to the end. He reiterated that he would have 4,800 sq. ft. complete January 30th and additional up to 8,000 sq, ft, within 60 days after that. Administrator Wright felt the timing will hurt us some because we need to get those people out of the third floor so we can do some renovating. He did not think for a dime a foot it is worth it. Discussion ensued re the figure required for remodeling the 2001 Building, which Director Dean estimated at $2,000 maximum, and also re parking problems. 103 DEC 18 1985 BOOK }0E 10