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October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting)Pagefacilities which usually include; gymnasium, handball, weight rooms,swimming facilities, shower facilities, and various activity and gamerooms.34FFitness CenterStructures designed or used for complete multisport recreationalactivities; usually include a gymnasium, weight rooms, showerfacilities, and activity rooms. These are typically membership clubs.35 Comm. Condominium (Retired to 10C)36 Veterinarian’s Office (Retired to 19V)37 Hotel/Motel High Rise > 3Buildings over 3 stories constructed with multiple sleeping unitswithout individual kitchen facilities and a lobby. Full service hotelswill have meeting rooms, ballroom, banquet, dinning and lounge spaceand will be listed at a higher than average quality index. High risebuildings are to be listed with Special Footings and Structural Slabs.38 Furniture StoreStores that typically have a large open floor plan with some partitionsfor office and storage areas for the display and sale of furniture,similar to Discount Stores.39 Hotel / Motel < 4 FloorsBuildings 3 floors or less constructed with multiple sleeping unitswithout individual kitchen facilities and a lobby. These are usuallylimited –service and have little or no space designed for large groupsor formal dining. When additional amenities exist the property isusually of higher quality.40 IndustrialStructures designed for manufacturing at a level between light andheavy manufacturing. This code is used on older mill type buildingssuch as buildings originally built as textile mills. The manufacturingarea is listed as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.41 Light ManufacturingStructures designed for typical light manufacturing processes. Themanufacturing area is listed as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF,GOF & etc.) are designated and described appropriately.42 Heavy ManufacturingStructures designed for heavy manufacturing processes. They arecharacterized by heavy frames, walls, footings, floors and electricalloads typical of specialized processes. The manufacturing area islisted as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.43 Lumber StorageStructures designed for storage of lumber. Typically a three sidedbuildings with storage shelving for the storage of various types oflumber.44 Packing Plant/Food ProcessStructures designed for processing of consumable products made forhuman consumption. They are characterized by heavy frames, walls,footings, floors and plumbing and electrical loads typical ofspecialized processes. The manufacturing area is listed as the base(BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated and describedappropriately.45 Cigarette ManufacturingStructures designed for processing of tobacco products. They areA-1Page 198
October 17, 2011 (Regular Meeting)Pagecharacterized by heavy frames, walls, footings, floors and electricalloads typical of specialized processes. The manufacturing area islisted as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.46 Bottler/BreweryStructures designed for brewing and bottling of alcoholic beverages.They are characterized by heavy frames, walls, floors and electricalloads typical of specialized processes. The manufacturing area islisted as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.47 Warehouse CondoStructures designed for storage or distribution where there is adivided interest in a multi-unit building. The owner has fee ownershipof the unit and joint ownership of the land and common areas.Individual land interest is to be listed and valued as 1 unit with theunit value being derived at by the land residual technique or throughabstraction. The storage area is listed as the base (BAS) area andoffices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated and described appropriately.48 Warehouse - StorageStructures designed for storage. Typically a large open space with fewpartitions and small percentage of office area. The storage area islisted as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.48DWarehouse – DistributionStructures designed for distribution of products. Typically morepartitions and a larger percentage of office area than storagewarehouses accommodate the breakdown and transfer of products. Willalso have increased lighting and plumbing to accommodate increasedpersonnel demands. The storage area is listed as the base (BAS) areaand offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated and describedappropriately.48MWarehouse MegaLarge structures (over 200,000 sf) designed for storage ordistribution. Typically a large open space with few partitions andsmall percentage of office area. The storage area is listed as thebase (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated anddescribed appropriately.49 Prefab WarehouseSmall (under 10,000 sf) inexpensive light duty pre-engineeredstructures designed for storage. The storage area is listed as thebase (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated anddescribed appropriately. List with 03 -Prefabricated Structural Frame.50 SFR Rural (Retire move to 01R)51 Cold Storage/FreezerStructures designed to keep stored commodities at controlledtemperature levels. The storage area is listed as the base (BAS) areaand offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated and describedappropriately.52 Truck Terminal/ Transit WHStructures designed for temporary closed storage, freight distributionand loading. List the Floor System as Platform Height. The storagearea is listed as the base (BAS) area and offices (AOF, GOF & etc.) aredesignated and described appropriately.53 Industrial Service GarageStructures designed for vehicular maintenance and repair in non-retailenvironments. The service area is listed as the base (BAS) area andoffices (AOF, GOF & etc.) are designated and described appropriately.List with Special Footings to account for pits and lifts.A-1Page 199
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINACOUNTY OF ME
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2.8. “Operator” means either Ch
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3.6. Payment of Radio Service Fees.
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have access to the Radio System ide
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foregoing, a Force Majeure Event ma
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ATTESTED:BY:_______________________
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Exhibit AFCC LicensesSee attached A
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Service Level for EmergencyService
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Exhibit DFEES FOR EQUIPMENT MAINTEN
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Charlotte CIT Support $126,033This
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7. N.C. Gen. Stat. §153A-445 (a)(l
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CITY OF KANNAPOLISATTEST:By:By:Name
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Kannapolis City Schools100 DENVER S
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Office of the County ManagerOctober
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YesCOUNTY MANAGER'S RECOMMENDATIONS
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BUDGET AMENDMENT:Date: 10/24/2011 A
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Grant Number 2011-047-19GRANT AGREE
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ADULT CARE HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY
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Adult Care Home Community Advisory
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NURSING HOME COMMUNITY ADVISORY COM
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Dashboard Report for Cabarrus Count
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Table of Contents1. Introduction ..
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Review of Major Milestones for theC
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Soft skills needed )nternal Assessm
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1 MinuteSUBMITTED BY:Kay Honeycutt,
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