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Chairman Scurlock pointed out that she is getting more space now <br />in this building because she is going to expand her offices when <br />Environmental Health moves to the hospital complex. <br />Chairman Scurlock stated he would not vote for this now, but <br />suggested that maybe next year the Board would like to consider it <br />at budget time. He believed that the Veterans Office is the only <br />one that needs a north county office at this time. <br />Commissioner Wheeler agreed that we have overreached a bit <br />here. <br />David Fisher noted that if the Board decided to rent small <br />amounts of space on an as needed basis, he was perfectly willing <br />to subsidize the difference between what he feels will be the <br />market value and what the County is willing to pay, as he would <br />like to have the County in his building. The only thing he would <br />ask is that we talk about it soon because the building is under <br />design now. Mr. Fisher asked to be included in the negotiations <br />regarding the lease rates per square feet since he has put so much <br />effort into this up to now. <br />Commissioner Wheeler recommended that Mr. Fisher negotiate <br />directly with the Constitutional Officers about their needs rather <br />than having the Commissioners acting as the middle man. <br />Attorney Vitunac advised that the Board cannot commit to <br />renting or leasing of space for more than 24 months unless non- ad <br />valorem taxes are pledged. <br />NOV 19 <br />ON MOTION by Commissioner Bird, SECONDED by <br />Commissioner Eggert, the Board endorsed the 'concept <br />of consolidating government offices in a central <br />location in the north county and encouraging the <br />Constitutional Officers to negotiate directly with Mr. <br />Fisher for space in his new building; and for the <br />departments that fall directly under the Board of County <br />Commissioners, the Board agreed to take the position <br />that there aren't any space needs in the north county <br />that they wish to address in this budget year. <br />27 <br />BOOK 75 FA.GE 1?S <br />