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• Chapter Fifteen Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance <br />Existing Demand <br />The present, actual utilization of Public Facilities capacity from existing (built) <br />development. Examples include existing school enrollment, trip counts, or calls for <br />service. <br />High School Feeder Area <br />A grouping of schools consisting of one or more high schools and one or more middle <br />and elementary schools, as determined by the School District <br />Impact Area <br />The area in which a proposed residential development ' re e - a demand <br />for Public Facilities. This area is evaluated to determ' deq efer ctions <br />15-9 and 15-12 through 15-20 of this Chapter.) <br />Level of Service <br />Level of Service indicates the capacity per of demand ach public facility. It is <br />an indicator of the extent or degree of e provi ed by a .This indicator is <br />based upon and related to the operati harac ics of the ty. <br />Minor Subdivision <br />A "minor subdivision," as def apter tion 2 of the Cabarrus County <br />Subdivision Regulations. <br />Mitigation <br />An agreement b app t, as a ition of approval and as part of a ublic _ _ <br />Facilities Miti A ree rt to a ce Public Facilities by mitigating its impacts. <br />(Refer to Section d) or mi tion conditions). Mitigation may involve a <br />moneta ary (VMP) to the County, the actual construction <br />or pr d 'ties to Cabarrus County for the School District, or any other <br />m ism that a to apacity to the School District as approved by the <br />Cab County Bo of C issioners. <br />A "mobile h " o nufactured home" as defined in Chapter 2 of the Cabarrus <br />County Zonin - ance. <br />Mobile Home Park <br />A "mobile home park" as defined in Chapter 2 of the Cabarrus County Zoning <br />Ordinance <br />Multi-family <br />Any "multi-family" dwelling as defined in Chapter 2 of the Cabarrus County <br />Zoning Ordinance. <br />Cabarrus County Revisions (4/10/20081 5_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~ ~' <br />- ~ Deleted: consent agreement <br />Deleted: Mark White's markups - <br />April7, 2008 <br />i'~ ° .h <br />