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<br />Au~st 16, 2004
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<br />Where school facilities will not be adequate based on existing and
<br />projected enrollment, new development will be expected to address
<br />this inadequacy based on the cost incurred by Cabarrus County for
<br />school capital facilities, The Board of Commissioners may consider
<br />direct or indirect contributions to the adequacy of schools in the
<br />form of cash contributions, dedication of land in a suitable area
<br />based on the Cabarrus County Schools 15 Year Plan, or infrastructure
<br />improvements that will directly benefit school sites. A combination
<br />of these methods may also be considered. In no case shall the value
<br />of the contribution be less than 12.5' of the incurred capital cost
<br />of $8067 which is $1008.
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<br />New development within the corporate limits of any of the cities and
<br />towns located in Cabarrus County shall also be subject to the
<br />adequacy review through the Cabarrus County Subdivision Regulations
<br />Chapter 4, Section 17 "Adequate Public Facilities Standards,. as
<br />provided for by Session Law 2004-39, House Bill, 224. which became
<br />effective June 30, 2004. All new residential shall be reviewed for
<br />the adequacy of school facilities. This review shall include
<br />existing school capacity as well as the additional capacity of
<br />schools under construction or for which funding of construction has
<br />been ap~roved. In addition. the review, shall include the existing
<br />enrollmènt and estimated enrollment based on previously approved
<br />development. school adequacy shall be defined as that estimated
<br />enrollment not exceeding 110' of capacity as determined by the ,I
<br />Kannapolis and Cabarrus School Systems.
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<br />Adopted this the 16th day of August, 2004
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<br />ATTEST:
<br />/s/ Frankie F. Bonds
<br />Frankie F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board
<br />
<br />Cabarrus County Board of Commissioner
<br />/s/ Robert M. Freeman
<br />Robert M. Freeman, Chairman
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<br />, (G-10)
<br />Carolina
<br />
<br />Resolution
<br />
<br />Promoting
<br />
<br />Health
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<br />Department
<br />
<br />Accreditation
<br />
<br />in
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<br />North
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<br />Commissioner Carpenter reported the Cabarrus Health Alliance Board
<br />adopted a resolution ,on August 10 in support of a mandatory system of
<br />accreditation for health departments. She stated the Cabarrus Health
<br />Alliance was one of six health departments in North Carolina to receive
<br />accreditation on May 28, 2004.
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<br />UPON KOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner
<br />Privette and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following resolution
<br />promoting Health Department Accreditation in North Carolina.
<br />
<br />aeaolution No. 2004-29
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<br />RESOLUT~ON PReMOTING HEALTH DEPARTMENT ~CCREDITATIONIN NORTH CAROLINA
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<br />WHEREAS, the North Carolina Public Health Task Force 2004 was established in
<br />mid-2003 to study public health in North Carolina and to devise an action
<br />plan to strengthen public health infrastructure. improve health outcomes, and
<br />eliminate health ðisparities; and
<br />
<br />WHEREAS, the six committees of the Task Force reflect the Task Force's six
<br />focus areas: accreditation of state and local health departments; public
<br />health structure and organization; public health funding; workforce
<br />development and training; improving public health planning, resources and
<br />health outcomes; and quality improvement and accountability; and
<br />
<br />WHEREAS, the North Carolina Public Health Task Force 2004 recommendations on
<br />accreditation are to establish state-level support for a mandatory system of
<br />accreditation and to fund local health departments for the accreditation
<br />process; and
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<br />WHEREAS, Cabarrus Health Alliance was one
<br />departments, to be accredited on May 28, ~004.
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<br />of
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<br />six North Carolina health
<br />
<br />THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners
<br />supports the legislation enacted pilot accreditation process for local health
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