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maintain utility extensions in certain portions of the City Of Locust (maps attached) located within Cabarrus County, contingent upon Stanly County and/or the City of Locust entering into an agreement relating to the adequate facilities ordinance in contribution for school adequacy of $1,008 per residence. Adopted this the 17~h day of November, 2003. /s/ Robert M Freeman Robert M. Freeman, Chairman Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners ATTEST: /s/ Frankle F. Bonds Frank,s F. Bonds, Clerk to the Board Commissioner Privette again made the motion (set forth on Pages 290-291), to approve the assignment of utility connection rights Vice Chairman Suggs seconded the motion. U~ON SUBSTITUTE MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Commissioner Privette and unanimously carried, the Board deferred consideration of the assignment of water and sewer connection rights until after the Closed Session in order to receive additlonal information from the County Attorney. (Q-3) Re~ort on Sex~'ices Provided in Cabar~ua County by the BaliabuL~-Row-- Conenuni~ Service Council Ms. Elizabeth Fields, Executive Director of the Salisbury-Rowan CommLu~ity Service Council, Inc. (SRCSC), presented a brief overview of SRCSC and its association with Cabarrus County. In 1994, the State Department of Health and Human Sea-vices asked SRCSC to become the grant6e for Cabarrus County to receive Community Service Block Grant and Workforce Investment Program funds. The agency receives approximately $200,000.00 annually in grant funds to operate the Community Servicm Block Grant program, including education and housing, and a workforce lnvestment youth program in Cabarrus County. Ms Fields reported Cabarrus County has not had any members on the SRCSC Board of Directors for several years and asked for the appointment of two individuals to the SRCSC Board to serve as ~watch care" persons over the funds received for Cabarrus County. Mr. Albert Ruff, Director of the Community Service Block Grant Education Program, reported the program assists persons with tuition, books and supplies. Persons must have a high school diploma or equivalent to qualify for assistance. Commissioner Carpenter reported she had served on the SRCSC Board of Dlrectors on several occasions. She stated she had resigned her last appointment when the State transferred the County's weatherization program funds from SRCSC directly to Caba~rus County. Also, she stated there had been concerns because of leadership changes and the direction of the organization. UPON MOTION of Co~issioner Privette, seconded by Commissioner Carr~th and unanimously carried,' the Board asked the County Manager and Commissioner Carpenter to explore the request by the Salisbury Rowan Community Service Council and to bring-back a recommendation to the Board. (G-4) Resolution b~ the ~L~dland Town Council Re~ard{~ ~ha Futura Use of the O~ Bethel School Pro~ert~ Commissioner Carpenter presented the following Resolution that had been adopted by the Midland To~n Council. Resolution Requesting of Cabarrus County Possible Town Uses for the Old Bethel School Building WHEREAS, the Old Bethel School Building has been retired from use as a school and Cabarr~s County is now beginning to consider possible future uses for the abandoned building; and WH~RF_J%S, the Town of Midland continues to need athletic facilities for the youth llving in Midland as well as those living in the unincorporated areas of southeFn Cabarrus County; and WHEREAS, the Town of Midland is in need of a centralized office with meeting rooms to conduct the business of running the Town; and ~, Cabarrus County is in need of office space for those governmental sez-vices provided to the citizens of Midland as well as those living in the unincorporated armas of southern Cabarrus County includlng a satellite Sheriff's office and a senior day care facility; and WHEREAS, the Rowan Cabarrus Community College has indicated the need to expand into the southern area of Cabarrus County; and