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[1:04] we're headed for this beautiful Lord
bless this light will come with thank
[1:19] you they're headed thank you for the
energy and energy during one of the best
[1:32] what should be will see see Liam
Gallagher after school helping with
[1:37] seizures there might be in accordance to
with more than thank you for the
[1:42] protection that you placed around the
county life several months last year in
[1:46] the one you were to completely keep a
education events you're having far the
[1:52] most of all we thank you for Jesus
before he hit Earth Day you makes you
[2:03] thank you know actual was Jesus kind
[2:10] and you know since we're in the video a
little different than we do and the way
[2:21] they roll around on the Commissioner or
in each one identified with Sparky young
[2:31] German commercial
Martha is care does all rich
[2:36] commissioner envelops Commissioner white
banks Commissioner call to order
[3:01] thanks T we'll introduce ourselves to
that's ok Martha John Green materially
[3:07] becoming Board of Education and Miss
Jane Bumgarner would be your she's
[3:21] coming to do interviews this evening so
so she was not able to be both places at
[3:28] once see me other she throws secretary
and Ashley manager we'll get right into
[4:10] our business first one young that gender
is across North so afraid in the problem
[4:20] whoever wants to start
[4:24] okay my role I ended up way back bring
them in come on with us before we get
[4:29] out of this coma again thank you all for
hosting us tonight and for the support
[4:34] that you give Papen County Schools I
know we say that all the time that is
[4:37] treatable is such a good working
relationship that we have between our
[4:41] two boards serve the children every time
but all the way down so thank you all
[4:48] for that we certainly do appreciate that
we we we
[6:35] well as that is here tonight we're ready
to begin the projects and funding is
[6:41] allocated I'll let mr. Nelson's we call
Hulett Nelson speak today and answering
[6:50] questions we pretty much just come to
you not to answer any questions you may
[6:54] have as to where we are what we do where
we're going when we did the project
[7:02] maybe just probably first time we slowly
live with a metal roof replacement
[7:10] bringing seven-week last time we met in
January didn't talk about that so we
[7:17] have not looked at possibility of
shingles what that cost would be if the
[7:25] line metal put those out there the
results were very close I don't believe
[7:32] we have a single bidder that way above
anybody else from one plate look
[7:39] they range the low beardless Eastgate
forgiven and changed to teen track which
[7:50] was slightly higher on a 1.8 the average
would have been around one and a half
[7:56] it's like leaving the city we met Jane
where we provide a letter back this year
[8:04] estimating the shingle roof would run
o'clock $800,000 thinking at that time
[8:13] so we felt good about the beer where it
came in and did come in slightly under I
[8:19] didn't know that there are additional
cost associated to that engineering cost
[8:23] as well as we've done some groundwork we
need to do the governing system and what
[8:31] we decided to do there we pulled that
ground pork out beer and decided that
[8:39] would be something we could get out
locally we have enough people in our
[8:44] counties that are well versed in digging
and we are then is it gives a mammal
[10:16] replacement these are some structural
damage mm what what happened okay
[10:21] what we're doing is taking all old chute
[10:30] that way we're doing that for a couple
reasons
[10:35] it gets all of this out of the way to
start with it this job there's so much
[10:48] I'll show you and there's similar
manages to put a story show that keeps
[10:55] you guys here the project gets the mess
all over done with it start the job and
[11:01] we start
on the everything to back so it's got an
[11:12] expansion joint flashing and then you
going to reach camp and passing the
[11:18] words there and the problem is with this
three visits cut up you can see we've
[11:41] got more than two groups of reasons on
but then goes they'll get for flashing
[11:47] you know get started on this route only
six panels and they got start finding
[11:54] which and it's just they get around that
time then they just stop lashing out and
[12:04] it's just like that's one and it's just
a very labor-intensive job so we've been
[12:23] doing this a long time we got system
system so we spent a long time on the
[12:39] flash
[13:14] underneath the crack the lock system if
you take care of this this is going to
[15:03] be addressed was thank you
we're not going to have any conversation
[15:25] another reason we'll put ice water
shield back we won that - water shield
[15:29] down there is stop that compensation if
that Cupid metal where it came from and
[15:34] it served as a service of movement they
can retire then it's also asserted as an
[15:39] air barrier which how much L know about
wind damage to roofs the building
[15:49] stumble over item eight blow up but
comes from the wind starts blowing the
[15:53] air pressure is lowered and it's enough
to make these buildings literally boil
[15:59] up once you do by controlling that air
pressure
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[17:55] the structure was causing machines to
turn a originally cannon at that time he
[18:09] indicates that the lack of ventilation
may have been a factor in splitting the
[18:15] routines up and pulls down the induced
stresses cannot be relieved at each
[18:19] angle as they should
every every item that he's referring to
[18:24] the issue that has to do with the
ventilation and he does not reference
[18:29] anything in the document about that the
rafters have been damaged you may be in
[18:34] said at a meeting that we don't repair
the roof against the leak a leak could
[18:41] lead to an issue with the rafters deep
into people caused a lot of damage to
[18:46] that was not addressed in this report
and then publishing is they can be ready
[18:51] to address this within three to five
years in order to keep further than I
[18:58] don't know like tomorrow additional
questions does this address the pension
[19:05] yes it does
we you have you have some Gables up
[19:11] there and the cable through the only
ventilation we need to seductive would
[19:21] like to go but the you know we did have
a dressing we have a problem we know
[19:37] that we can put the metal on there go to
great plates about ventilating doesn't
[19:45] know
[21:00] and it's going don't think about seems
to spend a hundred on changes and turn
[21:11] around employees and another hundred
thousand on shakin for me
[21:26] normally he just said keep everything
make sure no matter wat to start
[21:30] accumulating laying on the heels 24
gauge galvanized steel and his collar
[21:40] gallery has got a canary the aluminum
coating is phenomenal there is a final
[21:50] finish
[21:59] a good example a lot of bucks 35 years
[22:12] I'm 35 a minor making conversation
yes speaking we change much experiences
[22:28] endemic you in some way this phenyl
organization some work that it is and we
[22:39] think we have done a dew point
calculation and you the dew point in
[22:47] this room is dependable comedy areas is
down in the insulation and when it's
[22:53] down in the insulation that happens
inside convinced all then it stays in
[22:59] the gashes he can't get up high enough
to a cool surface because we've got the
[23:08] recording we've got the insulation there
and keep them water vapor can get to the
[23:14] place where the condensation then what
you got you got your metal ring that
[23:22] will apply wood and you've got a way to
three inch plastic foam insulation
[23:28] moisture is trying to get it to that
metal to convince that what it wants to
[23:33] be like you know it makes that cold
service
[23:35] you can't the way we've got this design
of the bill we can't do now I got
[23:45] splinters going through it and if it's
ten degrees outside zero degrees outside
[24:01] you know those crews might get they've
got to all the more to this
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[24:35] so six sixteen hundred thousand dollar
ranch did the shingle range and it's
[25:50] been between 1.2 1.5 is what we try to
express I know when I presented this
[25:59] back in the budget cycle the 1718 school
year we brought that to you at that time
[26:08] we we did present the numbers based on
the shingle replacement because the
[26:13] assumption was we'll go up the lower
amount that we had a single room to go
[26:20] back within those
facie evidence intentionally perceivers
[26:29] mail and Windows Phone they were
expendable so we the initial initial
[26:41] presentation for shingles network again
right around $700,000 we quickly
[26:47] abandoned math of course that time we
were telling you this since he were that
[27:35] report we had extreme labor issue we
went back and looked about 1960 the
[28:04] prices this is a pretty good price
taking all the things in labor issue
[28:15] that's got everybody on pins and needles
and congratulations your accounting for
[28:31] it's not I don't think you to be cheaper
thank you lay down
[28:38] well no I don't think you know I think I
come from my old stage and we always try
[28:47] to Jean I've been here since 2000
tonight and I heard it's to discuss and
[29:11] at one time with this money back and was
going to start it and it was watching me
[29:20] that then it's doing the same thing they
do doesn't mind they pitied unreserved
[29:31] pregnancies founded by virtually the
same price the government in January for
[29:40] that we have States a little bit of
money to colonic or not a big deal and
[29:52] we know that our budget for next year is
going to be a lot of difference so I'm
[30:09] gonna do some money that I really that
can make it to a metal roof and we're
[30:20] gonna go back and do it just if we had I
don't have that itchy right there on
[30:38] that one to remember
[30:59] engineer
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[33:57] we have requested a hundred faces of
penguin from down we're getting close
[34:10] yes you hear back until later when we
came through the normal month of meeting
[34:16] to make that request of eight percent
and it was based on one and a half
[34:20] million dollars but one religion over we
did go up we're getting you're not
[34:54] eating the only thing you get is they
the only thing you get in this piece of
[35:02] paper neon that is the only thing that's
changed about this part
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[36:54] something like this kind of cream
because my experience has been that
[37:01] these are $42 teachers in 20 years or
whatever that same entity being in that
[37:17] same place but
[37:29] you know whenever come up for you know
that was we we feel that was three
[38:38] handing them considering all the place
and that's where part of that's where
[38:49] Mark was talking about and just then
where did we did when we've been looking
[38:53] at this we were hoping to be surprised
and what money that be here our baby you
[39:05] know reserved with everything else it's
help this year you know it's interesting
[39:19] this one thing keep in mind whatever
we're gonna do we're on a time out but
[39:26] there's no reasoning on that bill
[40:07] we vacation in G and typically they're
six right okay
[40:47] they have to figure that into their
country if there's nine ring bases and
[40:52] they can come back to this insane there
was three days can can you a contractor
[41:08] finish that yes because I know certainly
I know the deal yes to me it's a big
[41:20] bill and that's kind of but they they
can do it it is a huge loser coming
[41:26] seascape is a small article which is
[41:35] what was your that I can get that we
pulled out for the engineering work the
[41:41] cavalry and grant work well we have a
figure of a denial we're anticipating
[41:48] that politics today
[42:53] happens
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[45:51] the warranty Justin the engineers that
[46:01] work one day and 598 seven seas
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[48:15] because he's very like
[48:49] and if we were to get it through code
the spring and your professional opinion
[50:13] on this but if you think these would be
better is there is there you hear that
[50:20] you can't get mail running I'll still
manufacture you stay on the target is
[50:24] eternity supply if you think people get
back to work and they've learned to deal
[50:29] with this code and we get through the
winter and people are catching that that
[50:34] there could be a possibility that in the
spring
[52:54] Danis I stayed at Woody's version
probably positionality
[53:03] no I I mean the discussion is moot at
this point as far as needed and
[53:11] possibilities I mean look you'll agree
we were aware of that community and it
[53:20] just firmly as the main camera I mean
there looks at our budget this year
[53:27] party extended past what we started with
you know we started best discussions and
[53:37] that's me you know run backwards I liked
it I mean we we can have to be dead I
[53:53] would like to examine as we look at the
funding rather than just a you know
[54:06] automatically appropriations and
[54:15] schedule may try to look at some avenues
for it to be paid from or through but as
[54:29] far as it being funding to ID about
thinking way around the back you asked
[54:40] question when this we will get along on
[54:50] that part yeah
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[55:54] go ahead and it's appropriated both so
I'll just remind the board that we did
[56:47] so we have a balance in the lottery as
[56:52] June 1st of 364,000 that come June we're
allocated so much amount for that money
[57:04] in stoves and
[57:11] okay now for our next agenda and you're
in middle school our condition project
[58:30] thank again we have had sort of been
success for their concept of the
[58:36] standalone need a mr. Olsen and the
maintenance team went in and they
[58:42] personally installed the first time this
test and cannon it took longer than what
[58:54] we were doing he sure did perfect
60 80 70 degrees even under the stressed
[59:04] conditions so we have had tremendous
success with our tests so people a
[59:14] expand on that we're basically painting
in style each of you
[59:20] there's about a four by four home has to
be coming wrong yes agent so he went
[59:26] extinct together so against bottom line
bottom line what we're looking at here
[59:35] is two thousand dollars of human for the
material and the unit itself
[59:41] do need to purchase a total of 25 to
complete second home so we're looking at
[59:51] just that there's the dream however what
we are in the process of trying to
[1:00:00] determine tears can begin the same
concept install licensed professional
[1:00:13] and what would that cost be the reason
for that is it took about a day to
[1:00:20] install the unit for our maintenance
thing so 25 units it's going to take a
[1:00:27] month which means our maintenance team
will be devoted to that project over the
[1:00:33] summer the normal process changing air
filters and taking care of killers as we
[1:00:52] preventative maintenance that goes all
plus the things that come up over so -
[1:01:02] that must department do with it and
they're not against doing it either as
[1:01:08] long as everybody understands this is
throughout together they're one of the
[1:01:12] you know this would be priority you know
unless there's
[1:01:16] sparkline or water
[1:01:34] that was another concern I made your
take away or you're going with people do
[1:01:43] this every day I agree with that
so absolutely
[1:02:08] those were the two graphs as right now
it isn't working
[1:02:22] there's one thing the crank facing off
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[1:02:37] don't we I mean not the place you better
get this thing to be a constant
[1:02:45] yes I mean you get the contract reading
and getting over and get this 10 kids
[1:02:51] get back in school we do I mean I see
where we are with another e stuff to
[1:03:00] relate to people you deal with when
you're going out the contract labor is
[1:03:10] hand or force trying to find someone
that is six months out there's only so
[1:03:18] many HVAC people in a or County it'd
been done this surgery they see let's
[1:03:26] remember the full plan to eat you yes
they'd be able to most question about
[1:03:41] that about the same alone how does that
work in common areas like I think
[1:03:48] by a postman's from office that big open
area order we would have to
[1:03:53] strategically place them at all four
locations I consider I get it
[1:04:01] so okay I'm just curious you know
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[1:07:50] the cranberries
[1:08:17] yes I can't answer that it is a fair
question and yes we replaced single
[1:09:15] sections and blowers in the past I do
know that when we did the high school
[1:09:20] board last summer when we looked into it
it actually ended up to the more
[1:09:27] cost-effective to replace the entire
team there replaced their sleeves
[1:09:33] because of the way they construct those
now they come in you can't get a single
[1:09:43] sleeve three sleeves school work so the
more sleeves you got cheaper the total
[1:09:51] I'll need to go back and confirm with my
I do remember discussing that and I
[1:09:58] can't remember how many sleeves in that
boiler or actually
[1:10:06] I completed so we all surprised by that
extended completion date yearns for
[1:11:14] accession so we're in the process right
now following with the architect and the
[1:11:19] general contractor to see weekend okay
or have provided to other McCleary scape
[1:11:25] to try to get that time trim back up to
the reach month completion date as you
[1:11:32] all know in January we were told
Christmas over mm from that project so
[1:11:40] it was quite a surprise to all of us
that's where we are we received notice
[1:11:47] that piping is big the trenches are
being dug
[1:11:50] Satan needs to put up a round side of
that school they get his Rock I don't
[1:11:57] know they hit more oxidants their last
update was in that trench that created a
[1:12:02] little bitty language we anticipate
their rock they're making progress we're
[1:12:07] still looking at the labor amount of
labor to come to campus each day
[1:12:13] hopefully they'll start picking it up
now workers on site 19 as impact
[1:12:20] a labor force so what we had electrician
stand down I think for a total of 10
[1:12:26] days that were quarantined it's a total
of 10 days which makes it work stop so
[1:12:31] now that has been picked back up the
electrician's have been cleared so
[1:12:34] hopefully we can see some good weather
or white rain has been perceived as to
[1:12:39] see some significant progress projects
anything but old days fit into winter
[1:12:59] days those new starting pistol suits
page probably going to build into their
[1:13:05] schedule weather day
I don't think what we're seeing is the
[1:13:13] code that is impacting access materials
and the number of people working I had a
[1:13:24] conversation here last week and he did
say that there was some discussion from
[1:13:31] branch going the duration of basically
[1:13:41] and Pierre said we're killing them note
that contractually it can't be known
[1:13:48] there is a clause in the contract that
will prohibit them in on our use of it
[1:13:57] as an excuse for an extension of their
contract through sorry well - I've been
[1:14:07] told only 80 pursue the things that they
had missed from the account for robbery
[1:14:16] - a person who cannot be Thanks if they
can't be taken uses for it today was
[1:14:26] that accurate and it's keeping nothing
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[1:16:22] is not building contract no it's not our
that's not as powerful chat that's one
[1:16:30] time unit contract over time
[1:16:52] so it's not so we found a storage space
to accommodate the pre-loading dwell in
[1:17:28] advance you know this materials I'm sign
can't relate and we we asked was coming
[1:17:38] this far though remember last summer
right after graduation that be there
[1:17:44] digging but it was all up in July before
the ground up froze over
[1:17:49] we were we had a pretty good luck heart
conversation with them the calls of
[1:17:57] amazement to them you all know mrs. June
and July and a recounting a bill you
[1:18:04] mister to best mantra we're doing last
month so again we we were disappointed
[1:18:12] that it came back as April code like
everyone was saying in January or
[1:18:19] February dates so was one and four
months we lost four months and thinking
[1:18:23] how that happened for those twenty days
that were out there in a lot of ways 120
[1:18:33] days by the Brady yeah oh yeah posted a
at all this hanjung nothing that bad
[1:18:41] Mitchell David Finnigan and August the
starting action basically we were
[1:18:46] supposed to be going in the school
started this fall but yet those those
[1:18:55] arrived instance initial things that was
you
[1:21:37] so the other thing I wanted to bring up
three minutes what we talked about this
[1:21:45] after school and we did meet with Wayne
and Caribbean I'm wrong when he is
[1:21:53] committed to providing Africa to the
citizens and instead it's very County
[1:22:00] working families and they said the
money's going to come from somewhere so
[1:22:05] they're going to get active with the
grants and we've got a meeting next
[1:22:10] Monday with Amy and we're just going to
try to beat the misuse them we've got to
[1:22:18] have every school prayer working parents
throw up you know any grants we could go
[1:22:25] after you know they're just like we can
do great leadership and determination on
[1:22:38] kids and arranging the meeting next
Monday
[1:22:54] we have talked some downstairs and we
talked on each dish yes DSS yes and
[1:23:02] whammy is talking with them to get
accredited so sue State dollars in help
[1:23:11] pay for efforts code we need to try to
hit at that point and then rave - you
[1:23:18] know kind of say you know number one
cause this first nailed on cue was the
[1:23:22] food indeed
[1:23:26] so we
[1:25:39] alright alright
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[1:27:05] every County one of the first effects of
the commissioners they feel is a chance
[1:27:14] for us to save Jeannette
thanks to we were one of the first a
[1:27:22] certain state to put technology to every
student system we can start part one
[1:27:31] part yet we got back they filled a new
student battery box okay for years we've
[1:27:46] been working on ask
thanks to these
[1:27:49] Board of County Commissioners we have
got outstanding to started Alessia Kings
[1:27:55] something with Haley County will be
proud
[1:27:58] this is my I can't thank you enough for
everything you get down here
[1:29:37] you know and it's it's bittersweet to
see Steve Gillen oh these ratings it go
[1:29:50] on move on they could Sweeper hints
better for us yeah well we did it that's
[1:29:55] right we could have so thank you all for
those kind words in here he is ten
[1:30:01] minutes
an asset to this appreciate for you
[1:30:22] Thanksgiving for such a good morning
Gareth and fathering do all this
[1:30:28] pandemic
[1:30:37] you
[1:31:26] you