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A. Approval - New (Non-State and Other State Funds) Type of 1 Craven Main Campus 2326 2 Randolph Main Campus 2317 Name Description New Construction Student Center Building- Academic Success Center Machining and Mechatronics Classroom & Lab of approximately 2,725 sq ft of space currently occupied by the colleges First Stop (Student Services) and Student Accounts offices to house the Academic Success Center. The renovation will allow for the consolidation of support services, tutoring functions across campus, provide collaborative learning spaces, house the employability lab and deliver services in a lab setting transforming current office space into a computer lab setting. Estimated cost is $700,500, composed of $500 non-state funds and $700,000 state-funds (41620). of 8,000 sq ft of building space for labs and classrooms associated with Machining and Mechatronics. will include repairing of the roof, daylighting and infrastructure upgrades. This project will enable the college to add additional advanced manufacturing equipment and continue the engagement of workforce development. Estimated cost is $400,000, composed of $400,000 state funds (41620). $700,500 400,000 Non-State Estimated Cost

B. Approval - Amended (Non-State and Other State Funds) Name Description New Construction Non-State Funds 1 Johnston Main Campus 2050 Southeast Parking Rehabilitation 2 3 4 Western Piedmont Main Campus 2073 Western Piedmont Main Campus 2097 Pottery Building Expansion of the Industrial and Engineering Building Western Piedmont Main Campus 2099 Campus s is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $1,050,000, composed of $1,050,000 non-state funds. funding is amended to increase $25,000 non-state funds. 25,000 is amended for a correction in the source of project funding. Total cost is $1,893,390, composed of $779,400 non-state funds, $750,000 Golden Leaf funds, $88,489 (41220), 200,000 (41520) and $75,500 (41520) state funds. funding is amended to decrease $10,000 non-state funds and increase $10,000 state funds. 10,000 (10,000) is amended for a correction in the source of project funding. Total cost is $225,400, composed of $900 non-state funds and $224,400 (41520) state funds. funding is amended to decrease $10,000 non-state and increase $10,000 state funds. 10,000 (10,000) is amended to abandon project, reducing project funding to $0.00. is amended to transfer $10,000 state funds (41520) to No. 2073, and $10,000 state funds (41520) to No. 2097. (20,000)

C. Approval - New ( Bond Funds) Name Description New Construction Other Funds (Non-State or Other State Funds) 1 2 of The Albemarle Main Campus 2321 Vital Records & Operations Facility Central Piedmont Central Campus 2281 Central High Building- Third Floor Office Upfits Construct an 8,000 sq. ft. Vital Records and Operations Facility to free up vocational lab space in the Vocational and Technical Building (C-Building). A former machining lab is currently being used to store equipment, supplies, and surplus materials. This 3,600 sq ft area is a prime space for expanding the HVAC and Electrical programs as it is located in the center of the Technical and Vocational wing of C-building. The new facility will also function as a depository for college records maintained under the Records and Retention Schedule (recently adopted by the college). The current records storage is not properly conditioned (HVAC) and does not provide adequate security for personnel, payroll and student records. Estimated cost is $1,300,000, composed of $1,300,000 state funds ( Bonds/46620/New Construction). 1,300,000 of approximately 9,100 sq ft of existing third floor classroom spaces to convert them into Administrative Offices and Support Spaces. Scope will include private offices, open office areas, conference rooms, work rooms and storage rooms. Estimated cost is $1,133,320, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). 1,133,320 3 Pamlico Main Campus 2331 Johnson Building-Generator Replacement 4 Rockingham Main Campus 2328 Emergency Services Training Center Improvements 5 Surry Main Campus 2329 S Building Roof Replacement 6 Surry Main Campus 2330 V Building Roof Replacement Replace Generator and switching device for the Johnson Building. Estimated cost is $150,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). (Note: President Williamson, under the authority granted to him by the State Board, approved this project on May 4, 2017). 150,000 of the existing Emergency Services Training Center (a complex consisting of a classroom building and a smoke-burn lab structure) to include replacement of insulation (burn panels) in the smoke-burn lab, signage and other repairs/renovations as funds allow. Estimated cost is $100,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). 100,000 The S Building provides space for the Welding Program. The new roof will cover approximately 9,936 sq ft and will include a new roof hatch and two ladders. The roof on this building is the original roof and has been repaired numerous times. It's in need of immediate replacement. Estimated cost is $165,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/ ). 165,000 The V Building provides space for the Automotive, Business and Accounting programs. The new roof will cover approximately 15,947 sq ft and will include a new roof hatch and one ladder. The roof on this building is the original roof and has been repaired numerous times. It needs immediate replacement. Estimated cost is $253,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). 253,000

C. Approval - New ( Bond Funds) Continued 7 Tri- Main Campus 2320 Crisp HVAC Replacement 8 Tri- Main Campus 2327 West HVAC Replacement Replacement of the HVAC system that was installed in the 1970's for which replacement parts are no longer available. Proper repair expenses have historically been cost prohibitive and as a result students have suffered for a number of years. Estimated cost is $265,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). 265,000 Replacement of the HVAC system that was installed in the late 1970's and for which replacement parts are no longer available. Estimated cost is $301,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). 301,000

D. Approval - Amended ( Bonds Funds) 1 2 3 4 5 Buncombe Main Campus 2141 Ivy Name Buncombe Main Campus 2142 Advanced Manufacturing Center Buncombe Main Campus 2143 Poplar Building Repurposing Buncombe Buncombe Madison 2144 Ramsey Building Gutters at Madison Site Madison 2175 Ramsey Building HVAC 6 Davidson Main Campus 2192 Finch and Reich Cooling Tower Replacement 7 Pamlico Main Campus 2201 8 Surry Yadkin 2129 Johnson Building & S.T.E.M Additions Yadkin Industrial Training Center & Truck Driving Track 9 Surry Main Campus 2240 P Building s 10 Wayne Main Campus 2186 Pine Building s for Nursing Instruction Description New Construction Other Funds (Non-State or Other State Funds) is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $1,850,000, composed of $300,000 non-state funds, $135,000 state funds (40720) and $1,415,000 state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended to add $300,000 non-state funds and increase $250,000 state funds (46620). 250,000 300,000 is amended for an increase in project cost and scope. Total cost is $1,300,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). funding is amended to increase $800,000 state funds (46620). 800,000 is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $650,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended to increase $150,000 state funds. 150,000 is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $91,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended to increase $41,000 state funds. 41,000 is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $450,000, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended to increase $250,000 state funds. 250,000 is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $183,813, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended to increase $63,813 state funds. 63,813 is amended to correct funding allocation and for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $4,643,233, composed of $600,000 Golden Leaf funds, $1,200,000 state funds ( Bonds/46620/New Construction) and $2,843,233 state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). The project is also amended to decrease $150,000 state funds transferred to No. 2331. 1,200,000 (1,350,000) is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $3,496,920, composed of $200,000 non-state funds and $3,296,920 state funds ( Bonds/46620/New Construction). funding is amended to increase $821,080 state funds. 821,080 is amended to correct funding. Total cost remains the same $470,000, composed of $146,036 ( Bonds/46620/New Construction) and $323,964 ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). funding is amended to add $146,036 (New) funds and decrease $146,036 (R&R) funds. 146,036 (146,036) is amended for an increase in project cost. Total cost is $423,000, composed of $248,000 non-state funds and $175,000 state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). funding is amended to increase $173,000 non-state funds. 173,000

E. Approval - Final - Close Out ( Bonds Funds) Description New Construction Non-State Funds 1 Halifax Main Campus 2215 Buildings -300, 400 & 500-Roof s 2 Montgomery Main Campus 2232 Building 200-Roof Replacement 3 Nash Main Campus 2134 HVAC Replacement (Building B & D2) 4 Nash Main Campus 2180 Buildings A and B s - Health Sciences and Business Technologies 5 Nash Main Campus 2181 HVAC Replacement (Building D1) is amended for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $396,165, composed of all state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). is amended for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $174,430, composed of all state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). (33,835) (25,570) is amended for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $155,799.52, composed of all state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). (25,900) is amended for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $353,976.94, composed of $11,976.94 non-state funds and $342,000 state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). (0.06) is amended for a decrease in project cost. Total cost is $194,425, composed of all state funds ( Bonds/46620/Repair & ). (5,575)

F. Acquisition and Disposal of Real Property Acquisition and/or Disposal Action Requested 1 Brunswick Main Campus N/A Disposal of Real Property 2 Fayetteville Spring Lake 2310 Acquisition of Real Property (Amended) 3 Rowan- Cabarrus Cabarrus 2231 Acquisition of Real Property (Amended) 4 Wake Tech Main Campus N/A Disposal of Real Property The Board of Trustees of Brunswick Community requests permission, as per G.S. 115D-15 to lease 340 square feet of space, currently the child care room of the Fitness and Aquatic Center, to Momentum Physical Therapy and Wellness Ltd. The Board of Trustees have declared the space unnecessary for college purposes at this time. The Board of Trustees of Fayetteville Technical Community acquired, by purchase, the following properties: 1.60 acres with a 16,355 sq ft facility (108 McKenzie Road, Spring Lake, NC 28390) and 1.0 acre lot (31 Duncan Road, Spring Lake, NC 28390) approved by the State Board at its meeting on March 17, 2017. Total cost is $828,850 state funds ( Bonds/46620/New Construction). Final cost is decreased by (4,149.75). The Board of Trustees of Rowan-Cabarrus Community acquired, by purchase, 2.08 acres of property with a building approximately 90,605 square feet located at 650 Concord Parkway, Concord, NC. approved by the State Board at its meeting on September 16, 2016. is amended for an increase in acquisition cost. Total cost is $1,053,197, composed of state funds ( Bonds/46620/New Construction). is amended to increase $3,197 state funds. The Board of Trustees of Wake Technical Community requests permission as per G.S. 115D-15 to have a ground lease of 2.4 acres at the Northern Wake Campus to Wake for a period of 40 years, with options to renew for an additional two (2) ten (10) year periods. The Board of Trustees have determined that the property is unnecessary for college purposes. The county will construct, operate and maintain a 4,000 sq ft EMS Station.