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MEMORANDUM To: Cabam>`s County Board of Commisslonels From: Kassie G. Watts, AICP/Senior Planner Subject: Consent Agreement and School Capacity Information for West Oafs Subdivision Date: 10/26/2009 The West Oaks subdivision was approved by the City of Kannapolis Technical Review Committee on September 23, 2008. The project consists of 13 single-family residential lots on + /- 11.125 acres located on South Oakmont Street in the City of Kannapolis, North Carolina. The specifics of the agreexrment are as follows: ^ Developer -Brandon Little & Stephen Wasserman, 4404 Lazy Drive, Charlotte, NC 28215. ^ Payirermt of $4,034.00 per lot to be paid prior to final platting ^ Proposed build out schedule is Calendar year 2009, no rrore than 61ots platted and Calendar year 2010, no more than 71ots platted. The APFO worksheet filled out by Mr. Robert Kluttz with Cabarrus County Schools indicates that schools impacted by the West Oaks subdivision are cimn>?ritly functioning at the following capacities: Charles E. Boger ElementarySchool- 78.88% Northwest NTiddle School -104.82% Northwest Cabamms High School - 83.98% Including previously approved subdivisions these schools will be functioning at the following capacity upon completion of the West Oaks subdivision: Charles E. Boger Elementary School-140.00% Northwm?st Middle School -136.52% Northwest Cabamts High School -101.12% The 2009-2010 Capital Improvement Plan includes the Charles E. Boger Elementary School addition This project wras slated for funding in FY 2009 and will provide 200 additional seats. The prep work for this project is finished, construction is Heady to begin and the project is expected to be completed around March or April 2010. The Harold Winkler NTiddle School in the northwest/Weddington area of the County wwas included in the CIP to be funded in 2009. When this new middle school opens wath capacity for 1200 students, 300 sttxlents will be transferred from Northwest 1VTiddle School to this new middle school due to redistricting. Construction of the school is expected to be completed in the fall 2010 and ready for occupancy by January or Febnmary 2011. Cox 1VIi11 High School opened in August 2009 with capacity for 1450 students. Due to redistricting, 1450 students are being transferred from Northwest Cabarrus High School to this new high school. Currently Cox 1VTil1 is operating only grades 9 through 11 because the 2010 graduating senior class was allow to remain at their respective schools for their senior year. In the 2010-2011 school year all grade`s, 9 through 12, will be operated Cabamas County Schools operating at 110% capacity are considered to be operating at the maximum ~~~ Attachment number 1 G-7 Page 251