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~__ Maxey & Associates and Mike Walker gave the Court a report on
their study of expansion of the Courthouse and related
buildings. The jail is the number one priority at the moment
as it is overcrowded. The jail at present is a 63 bed
facility, and it is projected that by the year 2000 the
averagee jail population will be 109 and by 2010, it will be
162. The County can either expand the present jail and bring
it up to standard, or build a new facility.
Maxey & Associates and Mr. Walker will meet with the Court
again on Rugust 4, 1989 at 10:00 o'clock A.M. with a cost
analysis of enclosing the parking area under the jail and
moving booking, dispatch and visiting downstairs, as well as
moving the Sheriff's office to same location, and building a
misdemeanor facility at a separate location with pre-trial
and post-trial separated.
They will also check on the possibility of moving the
recreation area to the top of the existing jail, and using
the present recreation area for other uses. It will increase
function, but there would be no increase in bed capacity.
JUDGE EDWARDS LEFT at 2:20 o'clock P.M. and Chairman Pro Tem
Ray chaired the meeting.
ORDER N0. 18831
ON MR. SPEAKMON'S RECOMMENDATION, ACCEPTANCE OF
THE BID OF FEDERAL ROOFING COMPANY, SAN ANTONIO,
TEXAS FOR THE ROOFING OF CERTAIN COUNTY BUILDINGS
On this the 14th day of July 1989, upon motion made by
Commissioner Baldwin, seconded by Commissioner Holekamp, the
Court unanimously approved, on Mr. Speakmon's recommendation,
the bid submitted by Federal Roofing Company, San Antonio,
Texas for 512,450.00 plus an addition of $8,000.00 for
derbigum for roofing the annex, $5,550.00 for roofing the old
Courthouse, and $24,437.00 for roofing the Agriculture
Building. (Judge Edwards was out of the Courtroom during
voting.)
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