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<br />WSD - June 25, 2008 (Special Joint Meeting) Page
<br />The Board of Commissioners for the County of Cabarrus, as the governing
<br />board of the Water and Sewer District of Cabarrus County, held a Special
<br />Joint Meeting with the Concord City Council in the Multipurpose Room at the
<br />Cabarrus County Governmental Center in Concord, North Carolina on Wednesday,
<br />June 25, 2008, at 5:00 p.m. The purpose of the meeting was to review
<br />revisions made to the Draft Eastern Area Land Use Map, and to discuss the
<br />Consent Agreement and Interlocal agreement between Cabarrus County, the City
<br />of Concord and the Water and Sewer District.
<br />' Present - Chairman: H. Jay White, Sr.
<br />Vice Chairman: Joni D. Juba
<br />Commissioners: Robert W. Carruth
<br />' Absent - Commissioners: Grace Mynatt
<br />Coy C. Privette
<br />Also present were John D. Day, County Manager; Kay Honeycutt, Clerk to
<br />' the Board; and Lori Hinson, Deputy Clerk to the Board.
<br /> Others present were Scott Padgett, Mayor; City Council Members Jim
<br /> Ramseur, David W. Fhillips, Ella Mae Small, Alfred M. Brown, Jr., W. Lamar
<br /> Barrier, Hector H. Henry II, and Randy Grimes; Brian Hiatt, City Manager;
<br />' Albert M. Benshoff, City Attorney; and Kim Deason, City Clerk.
<br /> Call to Order ~~
<br />' Chairman White called the meeting to"q?rder at 5~0~ p.m.
<br />Summary of Chanaea to Draft Eastern 1~}a Land Use Map
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<br /> John Day, County Manager, reviewed change ,.made to `the draft Eastern
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<br />Area Land Use Map since May 29, 2008. H~"dgtail;the follow
<br />' to the Land Use Map: the so~}thwestern tip'a~','che study areajchanged from
<br /> rural residential to very low 'density residential; an area along Crestmont
<br /> Drive has changed from rural ~'e~siden~tial to very! low density residential; a
<br /> change from rural residential •to vei"y,,_low den§ity residential to an area
<br /> along Hess Road; and a change from- rural residential to very low residential
<br />' to an area between Old. Salisbury lEoad and t~1~_Concord'Middle School Site, and
<br /> between the school '$iEe'~nd Gold Hill Rgad.~ r~~,'also`Teviewed features of an
<br /> agreement to establish a utility ser*l~e3 boundary. located within the area,
<br /> beyond which the ',City of`''Concord 'will not extend utilities or allow
<br /> developers to tap onto utilities except in the following occurrences: with
<br /> the permission of therB~,,-c~ ~~ Commissiopers; in cases of failing water or
<br /> wastewater a~Dtems; or ftlr i~rr~3v~dtla~l bu3Ydings adjacent to existing lines as
<br /> of June 30', 2008. He Y{u,~ther reported that an open house is scheduled for
<br /> July ld, 2008 for'`~ihe public to view 'the changes to the Land Use Plan and
<br />' that t~i~ County Planning Board and Concord Planning Board will each hold a
<br /> public hbaring on the draft Oral Area Land Use Plan and consider it for
<br /> adoption.
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<br />Note: Richard Koch', County Attorney, arrived at 5:08 p.m. and was
<br />' present for the'~emainder bf the meeting.
<br /> Summary of Changes bo Qo~t4ent Agreement and Review of Interlocal Agreement
<br /> Albert Benshoff,~ City Attorney, presented a review of the second
<br />' amended agreement and addressed the following topics: the first amended
<br /> agreement expires on June 30, 2008; the second amended agreement defines the
<br /> utility service boundary and incorporates the Interlocal Agreement.
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<br />Richard Koch, County Attorney, reviewed and clarified language and
<br />terms of the Interlocal Agreement. He explained that the Consent Agreement
<br />and Interlocal agreement contain overlapping information and the Interlocal
<br />Agreement goes beyond the Consent Agreement in that it sets out exactly what
<br />the City of Concord and Cabarrus County agree to with reference to the
<br />implementation of the Central Area Plan once it is adopted. He stressed the
<br />importance of information contained in paragraph 3 under the TERMS section of
<br />the Interlocal Agreement, which defines where utilities will be provided by
<br />the City of Concord. He further explained the following terms of the
<br />agreement: the parties agree to the extension of utilities to many
<br />developments in AREA A of the plan that are owned or operated by local
<br />government or areas designated as employment centers; the parties will own
<br />properties in AREA A of the plan in accordance with the Central Area Land Use
<br />Plan once it is adopted; and the agreement will be for a 15 year term and
<br />reviewed every five years to ensure its purposes are accomplished.
<br />Item# 36
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