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d� <br />[IT9K 10 3 F.a�� � 5 <br />Public Works Director Jim Davis stated this has been a long process trying to work <br />with the School District for a joint Class 1 facility. The School District has been having <br />difficulty finding a funding source. Staff is recommending that the joint facility be kept in <br />the scope in the hope that in a few months the School District's planning study will come <br />forward with funds to help the county. <br />Commissioner Macht suggested possibly funding the School District's portion and <br />leasing it back to them. <br />Director Davis responded that the School District needs approximately 15 acres for <br />storage of buses that the County does not need. <br />Commissioner Ginn felt that the School District should not be included without a <br />written agreement for payment of their share. <br />Commissioner Adams stressed that this project is to engage a consultant to prepare <br />a master plan and come back with recommendations. <br />Commissioner Eggertnoted that TransportationDisadvantagedhas beentalldrig about <br />this project for some time. <br />County Administrator Chandler stated that this is the first phase of a master plan, to <br />identify the concept. Once we get to the schematic phase, then we will need a definitive <br />commitment from the School District to proceed. <br />Commissioner Ginn felt the project would be very different if the School Board is <br />not joining in and that they should share in the initial expense <br />Chairman Tippin suggested a letter from the School Board stating that they desire <br />centralized facilities and will fund their portion. <br />Commissioner Ginn still felt the School District should participate from day one. <br />Commissioner Eggert stressed that funding will be coming from the 10 sales tax and <br />the project could be phased in at a later time. She felt it would be a shame not to move <br />forward. <br />Director Davis noted that staff will be asking for 3 alternative master plans; one of <br />which will exclude the School District. <br />FEBRUARY 10, 1998 <br />-48- <br />
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