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5) Water Conditioner - Jail Kitchen $1,600 Jail staff has requested that a water conditioner be installed to serve the dishwasher in the Jail _ kitchen. This will reduce the amount of soap re- quired as well as improve machine operation. 6) Replacement Carpet 3rd Floor - $2,100 Administration requested in budget for FY 88-89. Present carpet is 8 years old. Only corridor not replaced to date. 7) Remedial Contract Work - $7,500 Implementation of repairs to A/C control system as recommended by temp. control study. Requested FY 88-89 budget. It is also requested that $5,000 be reserved for non-specific emergency repairs that may require expenditure of capital funds, such as A/C repair or replacement. RECOMMENDATIONS AND FUNDING .aff recommends approval of the capital projects/expenditures as stated above. No new funding is required. Chairman Scurlock inquired about the status of the security system in the building. Superintendent Williams advised that it is ready to go; the one last thing we need to do is rekey the building and make a master key list. Actually, it was ready to go earlier, but then work started on the Utilities project and they had access on Saturdays, etc. door. Commissioner Bird inquired what we will have on the back Superintendent Williams explained there will be a code to push in which will disarm the system. He has the codes and the cards; it is a matter of rekeying and education. Commissioner Eggert asked about the Old Jail demolition item and did not see why we are removing anything when we don't know what is going to happen out there. Chairman Scurlock agreed and felt we should leave the radio antennas up until we do know. Administrator Balczun noted that we ultimately will have to move the generator and the power supply because the power supply from IRCVAS runs through part of the system at the Old Jail, but 64 L_ MAY 311988 Y Bm. 72 WAGE.469