9/23/2003 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

form the foundation needed to continue the design and he urged the Commission to allow it to happen. Vice Chairman Ginn had some questions on the schematic design, and Ms. Song specified that they will be able to allocate space layout differently. She was concerned about the County's Constitutional Officers and Community Development which jumped from 59 to 81. The Clerk of Court changed from 39 to 35. The Supervisor of Elections remained even. She spoke with the Tax Collector and he cannot envision less than 39 people out 20 years. She thought it would be wise to meet with the Constitutional Officers since no one had met with them after these were done. Steve Blum advised that after the initial discussions around July 15', Song & Associates gave him copies of the result sheets as tabulated and he personally delivered them to each of the Constitutional Officers and also to each division for verification. Some came back with changes and others did not. This report reflects those numbers. With respect to the Constitutional Officers, there were no changes and they have had a part in this process. Administrator Chandler advised that he had met with his departments, primarily Emergency Management, Public Works, and Community Development. There were some changes in the figures from the ones presented to him earlier. The numbers were down. Vice Chairman Ginn thought it was a great report and thought we should go forward. Clerk of Court Jeffrey K. Barton stated that they provided his office with a copy of their work product, asked him to review it and he did. In some circumstances he advised them they could cut back and they followed through. From his standpoint, this reflected what they finally agreed on and he also wanted to see this project keep going. Chairman Macht wondered about the Clerk's office and understood most of his employees would remain in the Courthouse. Clerk Barton responded that about one-third of his employees are in the September 23, 2003 42