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M W obviously the best concept. He did not know if the Commission is ready to displace two unwilling sellers, however, or the cost of doing so, but noted that if we just don't want to make someone mad, the other option is to abandon the whole thing and move over by the Health Department where we own the property. Administrator Chandler continued to discuss appraisals and watching the cash flow on the Sales Tax revenue. He informed the Board that we have taken the worst case scenario with our with- drawals on the Jail, the Health Department, etc. and felt that with where we are today, we are within the ballpark of the costs we are talking about, but it is getting tight and there is a potential for a shortfall at some time down the road. Commissioner Scurlock brought up the possibility of reces- sion's effect on the economy and our reinvestment rate, and Administrator Chandler confirmed all that has been included in the worst case scenario and we.also have been very conserva- tive in figuring architect's flees, etc. Commissioner Bird felt that in order to compare apples to apples with this plan and the original plan where we were going to put the complex on county -owned land, we need some indication of the value of the buildings that will remain in the County's hands and not be used up by this project. He felt some kind of rough indication of the remaining value of those 3 buildings would help. Administrator Chandler agreed that value should be considered. The Chairman asked if anyone present wished to be heard, and no one wished to speak. Administrator Chandler commented that he would like to have the concurrence of the Commission as to the concepts we are zeroing in on at this point°in time and the particular locations so that we can know that we are dealing strictly within the 20th to 21st Street and 14th to 17th Avenue area. AUG 14 1990 IWO 60 8' 24