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Board reviews Lincoln Community Health Center parking and modernization funding increases
Summary
The Board reviewed consent agenda items that would appropriate $276,244.80 for the Lincoln Community Health Center parking lot expansion and $150,107.33 for building modernization, increasing total support to $1,366,844.80 and $741,107.33 respectively; Vice Chair Allam asked for a report on total County spending for LCHC upgrades.
During the Jan. 5 work session the Board reviewed consent agenda items related to the Lincoln Community Health Center (LCHC). Staff requested approval of a Capital Project Amendment and Budget Ordinance Amendment to appropriate $276,244.80 of Debt Service Fund balance and transfer the funding to the PAYGO Fund to support the LCHC parking lot expansion (project 4730DC159) and to authorize increasing owner’s contingency on the construction contract, bringing the project Not-to-Exceed to $1,333,344.80.
Separately, staff requested a Capital Project Amendment and Budget Ordinance Amendment to appropriate $150,107.33 of Debt Service Fund balance and transfer the funding to the PAYGO Fund to support increases to the LCHC building modernization upgrades project (4730DC167), bringing total support to $741,107.33. Staff explained the modernization funds will cover repairs including generator replacement, hot-water coils, two elevators and parking repairs.
Vice Chair Nida Allam asked whether the County had a report on total amounts paid for maintenance and upgrades at LCHC; County Manager Hager said staff were working with Duke Health Systems and would provide the requested information. Commissioner Wendy Jacobs noted per a contract with Duke Health Systems, Duke was responsible for the parking lot expansion and Durham County would be reimbursed by Duke Health Systems for the upgrade.
These consent items were reviewed for placement on the Jan. 12 regular session consent agenda; no formal action on the items occurred during the Jan. 5 work session.
