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7/26/2004
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July 26, 2004 Page 567 <br /> <br />SMALL, in his capacity as Concord City ) <br />Council Member; ALFRED M. BROWN, JR. ) <br />in his capacity as Concord City Council ) <br />Member; W. LAM;Lq B~LRRIER, in his ) <br />capacity as Concord City Council Member; ) <br />HECTOR H. HENRY II, in his capacity as ) <br />Concord City Council Member; RANDY ) <br />GRIMES, in his capacity as Concord ) <br />City Council Member; THE COUNTY ) <br />OF CABARRUS, a political subdivision ) <br />of the State of North Carolina; and ) <br />WATER AND SEWER DISTRICT OF CABARRUS ) <br />COUNTY, a municipal corporation, ) <br /> Defendants, <br /> <br />AGREEMENT IN PARTIAL SETTLEMENT AND COMPROMISE OF LITIGATION <br /> <br /> Pursuant to G.S. 7A-38.1, the parties and their representatives <br />attended court ordered mediated settlement conferences. The mediator <br />designator by the parties was Judge Robert A. Collier, Jr. of Iredell County. <br />Though mediation has not been completed by all parties on all issues, the <br />parties have reached agreement on some of the issues as set forth herein. <br /> <br /> In consideration of the mutual promises herein and other good and <br />valuable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby <br />acknowledged, and with the intention of binding themselves, their heirs, <br />legal representatives, and assigns, the parties have agreed, following a <br />mediation conducted in this action, to resolve Plaintiffs' claims for <br />declaratory, equitable, and injunctive relief in this action on the terms <br />hereinafter set forth. The parties agree that, except as otherwise <br />specifically provided herein, the terms of this mediation agreement shall be <br />embodied in an appropriate Consent Order, which shall be enforceable as an <br />order of the Court, and that the Court having jurisdiction over this action <br />shall thereafter resolve all disputes concerning the performance or breach of <br />the parties' obligations under this agreement and the Consent Order. <br /> <br />A0 <br /> <br />Disposition of Claims. This mediation agreement shall constitute a <br />full and complete resolution and settlement of all of Plaintiffs' <br />claims in this action but only to the extent such claims seek <br />declaratory, injunctive, or other equitable relief against Defendants. <br />The parties acknowledge and agree that the action shall proceed solely <br />with respect to Plaintiffs' claims for damages against the City of <br />Concord. Concord and the Plaintiffs specifically acknowledge that in <br />the event Plaintiffs are awarded damages in their action against <br />Concord, neither the Plaintiffs or Concord, nor any party claiming by <br />or through the Plaintiffs or Concord, will be entitled to seek <br />contribution or reimbursement for such damage (or any other monetary <br />sums attributable to such action) from the County of Cabarrus or The <br />Cabarrus County Water and Sewer District. It is expressly understood, <br />however, that in connection with the litigation of Plaintiffs' claims <br />for damages the parties shall be entitled to prove such facts and rely <br />upon such legal theories as they deem necessary to establish or to <br />defeat such claims for damages, notwithstanding that such facts or <br />legal theories might also be relevant to the settled claims for <br />declaratory, injunctive, and equitable relief that are the subject of <br />this mediation agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, Plaintiffs <br />shall not be allowed to claim as damages (i) any amounts paid or costs <br />incurred to comply with any of the provisions of this Agreement <br />(including without limitation the costs of complying with the <br />Supplemental Development Standards set forth in paragraph D), or (ii) <br />any amounts paid to Cabarrus County for school impact fees. <br /> <br />Limit on Award of Damages. Notwithstanding any jury verdict, court- <br />ordered award, or judgment awarding some greater amount, Concord's <br />liability to Plaintiffs for damages, if any, shall not exceed <br />$739,742.00 in the aggregate. <br /> <br />Co <br /> <br />No Admission of Liability or Non-Liability. The parties understand and <br />agree that this mediation agreement represents a compromise of disputed <br />claims. Neither this agreement nor any provision contained herein shall <br />be deemed to be an admission of liability or non-liability on the part <br />of any party to the agreement. <br /> <br />Do <br /> <br />General Development Standards Applicable to Brandon Ridge Subdivision <br />and Park Place Subdivision. Except as otherwise provided herein, <br />Brandon Ridge Subdivision and Park Place Subdivision will be governed <br /> <br /> <br />
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