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OCT 61987 BOOK 69 PA' U 6,6 <br />Commissioner Eggert believed the acoustical firm is using <br />their own product, and while it may be fine, she felt there are <br />alternative ways of correcting these problems. _ <br />Commissioner Bird believed we should explore the possibility <br />of some state funding being available, and noted that in this <br />case where the D.O.C. has no written rule, he is more sympathetic <br />about correcting the noise in the conference rooms and visitation <br />rooms, than in the general cell area. <br />Commissioner Eggert inquired how this affects the correc- <br />tional officers themselves. <br />Commissioner Wheeler advised that there is no noise in the <br />towers, but there is in the hallways, and in a situation where <br />you are dealing with potentially dangerous people, one of the <br />senses you need is hearing. <br />Commissioner Eggert stated that her biggest concern is the <br />people working there, and Mr. Dean noted that an attachment in <br />the backup specified 24 areas where the acoustical work needs to <br />be done but he felt sure some of it could be eliminated. <br />Commissioner Bird felt if we can solve the problem in the <br />cell block area where the noise is being generated, possibly it <br />will solve it in other areas. <br />Commissioner Wheeler did not know whether or not to lay the <br />blame on the architect. This was mostly dictated by D.O.C. <br />standards, and we are not the only county with this problem. <br />Vice Chairman Bowman stated that she would like to see us <br />explore other methods, and Administrator Balczun noted that the <br />Board could ask staff to prepare requests for proposals as to how <br />other firms would attack this problem. <br />Discussion arose as to a time frame, and Mr. Dean advised <br />that we have not been given one. However, we are continually <br />being written up, and the inspector did tell us the D.O.C. has <br />just begun enforcing the correction of this problem, which has <br />occurred all over the state. <br />4 i <br />48 <br />_ I <br />
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