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r JUL 3, 198 . BOOK 65 ou-2 .Q General Contractor's overhead, such as scaffolding, miscellaneous labor, etc. Mr. Block emphasized that last December he did give the County a $2.5 million figure for this building and that figure has decreased because in the working drawings, they used a• bare bone approach to the costs. They have added some things like furniture for the auditorium, impact fees, seeding, flagpole, etc. x Chairman Scurlock felt he was willing to assume some risks in not providing a covered area for confiscated goods, because cutting back $10,000 here and there on the main building would not amount to any substantial savings. He preferred-to cut out the $323,098 for the storage building. Mr. Block agreed that by bidding the ancillary buildings as alternates,'it will give us some flexibility until we can get the actual costs. Commissioner Lyons was inclined-to agree with Chairman Scurlock that we could get along without the storage facility, and Mr. Block pointed out that the Board could always consider cutting down the size of the storage building, because there are some evidence rooms provided in the main building. a Sheriff Tim Dobeck explained that the storage facility for confiscated vehicles and articles would be located between the Sheriff's Administration Building and the Jail, and suggested that two bays in the shop area would be sufficient for now. Commissioner Wodtke still favored bidding the entire project to find out the total cost of the project, as well as bidding out the ancillary buildings as alternates, and the Board indicated their agreement with that suggestion. Chairman Scurlock advised that Public Works Director Jim Davis is requesting authorization to go ahead and extend the existing contract with Ted Meyers Contracting Co. for construction of a gravity sewer line to the Jail site to cover the new Sheriff's Administration Building also. If the Board approves the-change order for $6,931.50, this job can be done 77