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100 is required to produce the information. However, a Franchisee may request that specific, identified portions of its response be treated as confidential and withheld from public disclosure. The Franchisee must state the reasons why the information should be treated as proprietary and the facts that support those reasons. The request for confidentiality will be granted if the County determines that nondisclosure is consistent with the provisions of the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. Section 552, FCC Rate Regulations, and the State Law, where applicable. If the Franchisee requests confidentiality and the request is denied, (1) where the Franchisee is proposing a rate increase, it may withdraw the proposal, in which case the allegedly proprietary information will be returned to it; or (2) the Franchisee may seek review within five (5) working days of the denial in any appropriate forum. Release of the information will be stayed until such time as disclosure is required by law. B. A request by any interested person or party for public disclosure and inspection of material withheld by the County as proprietary, shall be governed by the aforementioned Federal and State law, where applicable. The County will notify the Franchisee of the disposition of any request for public disclosure of information claimed by the Franchisee, and withheld by the County, as proprietary information. The requesting party or the Franchisee may seek review of any decision by the County regarding proprietary information, by filing an appeal with the appropriate form, as required by law. Disclosure of the information in question will be stayed pending resolution of any appeal. SECTION 5. Effective Date. This County OrdiNance shall be effective immediately. INTRODUCED, PUBLICLY READ, AND FINALLY APPROVED, this the __ __ day of , 1994. ATTEST: Chairman, Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners Clerk to the Board The Ordinance will be considered for final adoption at the regular Board meeting on May 16, 1994. Extension of Cable Television Franchise with Vision Cable UPON MOTION of Commissioner Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter and unanimously carried, the Board extended the current cable television franchise with Vision Cable Communications until August 31, 1994. Presentation Relative to the Proposed Regional Sports Complex - Mr. Thomas W. Dayvault - 6:00 P.M. Mr. Mickey Hicks, Vice Chairman of the Regional Sports Task Force, discussed the work of the Task Force and its efforts to bring a recreational and professional baseball complex to the Kannapolis area. The Regional Sports Complex, to be governed by a Piedmont Sports Commission, will feature a Class A professional baseball stadium, adult softball complex, youth league baseball/softball complex, tennis complex, and soccer fields. Mr. Keith Wayne, President of Wayne Construction, Inc., and Mr. Steve Boyd, Architect with Lescher & Mahoney, addressed issues' related to the site and facility design of the proposed Regional Sports Complex. Mr. Floyd Alford, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Kannapolis Chamber of Commerce, discussed the economic impact of the proposed facility, including improved retail sales, increased business for hotels and restaurants, and attraction of new businesses to the area. Mr. John Henry Moss, President of the South Atlantic League, stated in his opinion the proposed complex would be an outstanding economic opportunity for the area and would bring wholesome, affordable family entertainment to the community.