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July 26, 2004 <br /> <br />Page 573 <br /> <br />19. The County of Cabarrus Watershed Protection Overlay District <br /> criteria shall apply to the whole development. <br /> <br />20. All utility design and construction shall meet the City of <br /> Concord and Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County <br /> standards. <br /> <br />21. <br /> <br />;%11 plat approval, engineering and construction drawing approval <br />shall be processed by Cabarrus County and NC DOT, except for <br />water and sewer infrastructure. <br /> <br />F. Connection of Morrison Creek Subdivision to Water and Sewer Facilities. <br /> <br />Provided Plaintiffs' plans, plats, permit applications and submissions <br />for Morrison Creek Subdivision conform to the provisions of items D. <br />and E. of this mediation agreement and are approved by Cabarrus County <br />and NC DOT, as applicable, Concord will permit water and sewer <br />connections and will furnish water and sewer ssi-vice to Morrison Creek <br />Subdivision. Pro~tly upon execution of this mediation agreement the <br />City will expedite issuance of "will serve, letter for water and sewer <br />for service to the subdivision. <br /> <br />In processing applications for service under Concord's current <br />code of ordinances Chapter 62, Water and Wastewater Utilities, <br />the City will not impose any requirements under Chapter 62 <br />except as they relate to technical engineering and health <br />standards applicable to the design and construction of water and <br />sewer facilities. <br /> <br />Water and sewer connection fees for each lot in Morrison Creek <br />Subdivision will not be due and payable until the Plaintiffs, or <br />current owner, apply to the City for a permanent water meter and <br />tap. The amount of the payment for each lot shall be the amount <br />that is established by the City for all similarly situated lots <br />as of the date of this agreement. <br /> <br />Except as set out in this mediation agreement, Concord shall <br />impose no other condition precedent to the connection of any <br />lots in Morrison Creek Subdivision. <br /> <br />Other Provisions. In addition to the foregoing, the parties further <br />agree that the following provisions shall apply to the development of <br />Morrison Creek Subdivision. Cabarrus County joins in this agreement <br />for the sole puzl~ose of acknowledging and agreeing to the terms of this <br />item G. <br /> <br />Plaintiffs understand and agree that a condition to preliminary <br />approval of Morrison Creek Subdivision will be that Plaintiffs <br />mus~ enter into a standard Consent Agreement with Cabarrus County <br />regarding payment of adequate facilities fees and agree that <br />annexation of the Subdivision into the City limits shall not <br />negate the obligation to pay such fees. Caharru8 County agrees <br />that the school i~actadequate (sic) facilities fee for the <br />Morrison Creek Subdivision will be $500 per home, payable at the <br />time of issuance of a certificate of occupancy. This provision <br />doe8 not preclude a later agreement between Cabarrus County and <br />the developer for a conveyance of land in lieu of the fee. <br /> <br />Morrison Creek, LLC agrees that it will uae Concord Power <br />exclusively for the lots and homes developed in Morrison Creek <br />Subdivision. <br /> <br />Plaintiffs will submit petitions for voluntary annexation of the <br />lots in Morrison Creek Subdivision into Concord at the same time <br />as a~plications for final plat approval of each phase of the <br />subdivision are submitted to Cabarrus County for approval, but <br />prior to the conveyance of any lot on any such recorded final <br />plat. The parties agree that the effective date of any <br />ordinance of annexation enacted by Concord upon such petition <br />shall be the latest date allowable under applicable law, up to a <br />maximum of twenty-four months from the date of adoption of the <br />annexation ordinance. Concord and Plaintiffs agree to work <br />together to seek and to support local legislation authorizing <br />such twenty-four month delayed effective date, notwithstanding <br />any contrary or different provisions of the ~eneral Statutes of <br />North Carolina applicable to such petitions for voluntary <br />annexetion. <br /> <br /> <br />