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Development) enters into a Consent Agreement with the County to address <br />Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance requirements for school facilities, <br />including the commitment (letter dated May 31, 2002) by Dockside Development <br />to pay $500.00 per lot towards school related issues. The motion died for the <br />lack of a second. <br /> <br /> Motion was made by Commissioner Fennel, seconded by Vice Chairman <br />Carruth to deny the Moorecrest Subdivision until such time water service is <br />available in the area. No vote was taken on the motion. <br /> <br /> Mr. Knox discussed the plans by the City of Concord regarding the <br />inter-local basin transfer of water and indicated that capacity information <br />should be available by October. He also questioned the process for future <br />consideration of the subdivision if the request is denied at this time. <br />Rather than a denial, Mr. Knox suggested a deferral until the City of Concord <br />can finalize how much capacity is going to be available for additional and <br />new development. <br /> <br /> Mr. Lentz outlined the following options available to the Board <br />concerning the Moorecrest Subdivision request: (1) approve the subdivision <br />with the condition that no construction can be started until water is <br />available; (2) deny the subdivision %until the water line is in place; or (3) <br />defer action until the water line is constructed. <br /> <br />Commissioner Fennel withdrew his earlier motion. <br /> <br /> ~PON MOTION of Commissioner Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Privette <br />and unanimously carried, the Board moved to "defer action on the Moorecrest <br />Subdivision until such time as we know for sure that water will be serviced <br />into this area." <br /> <br />Amendment to the Agreement for Priority Use of S~ecified Recreational <br />F&cili~ies Stonewall Jackson Soccer Complex - Bill Jerm~n, Cabarrus Soccer <br />Association <br /> <br /> Mr. William L. Jermyn, Concord Soccer Association (CSA) Director of <br />Stonewall Jackson Complex, reviewed the 2001 Stonewall Jackson Soccer <br />Agreement that provided for both the City of Concord and CSA to contribute <br />$300,000.00 each to the County for the design and construction cost of the <br />soccer complex. He reported that a number of factors, including unfavorable <br />economic conditions, had impacted CSA's ability to raise the necessary funds. <br />Therefore, Mr. Jermyn requested that the Agreement be amended to allow CSA to <br />meet its pledge of $300,000.00 over a six-year period rather than a three- <br />year period. He proposed the following Amendment to the Agreement: <br /> <br /> COUNTY, CITY AND CSA ~ESPONSIBILITIES AND COMPLEX USE <br /> <br /> City and CSA Cash Contributions. From January .1, '2001 through <br /> December 31, 2007, CSA and the City shall each contribute an <br /> aggregate of $300,000 in cash to the County (hereafter referred <br /> to as the "CSA Pledge" and the "City Pledge") for a combined <br /> contribution of $600,000.00. The City Pledge and the CSA Pledge <br /> are each payable in annual payments of Fifty Thousand Dollars and <br /> 00/100 ($50,000), due and payable at any time during the year but <br /> at the latest by December 31 of each of the following years: <br /> 2001 through 2007. The County shall use the CSA Pledge and the <br /> City Pledge to help defer the cost of design and development of <br /> the Complex. CSA and the City shall be solely and exclusively <br /> responsible for raising and contributing to the County their <br /> respective pledges within the requisite six-year.period. Neither <br /> CSA's nor the City's obligation to make its respective pledge is <br /> contingent upon the pledge commitments or fulfillment of those <br /> commitments by each other or by any other party. <br /> <br /> The Priority Field Use schedule based on contribution will become <br /> effective after 2007. <br /> <br /> ~PON MOTION of Commissioner Fennel, seconded by Vice Chairman Carruth <br />and unanimously carried, the Board agreed to the proposed amendment to the <br />"Agreement for Priority Uae of Specified Recreation Facilities Stonewall <br />Jackson Soccer Complex" between the Cabarrus Soccer Association (CSA), the <br />City of Concord and Cabarrus County. The amendment wii1 allow CSA and the <br />City of Concord to meet their pledges of $300,000.00 each over a six-year <br />period rather that three years. A formal amendment to the Agreement will be <br />prepared. <br /> <br /> <br />