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Memorandum Page 2 February 25, 1999 (Action Item) (3) (4) (5) (6) A variety of noted administrative provisions were to be included and Board members gave their written thoughts. The County Manager was to attempt to assimilate those various inputs, draft changes, circulate the changes among interested parties, and schedule appropriate legislative consideration by the County Commission. From the closed session with the City of Concord on February 18th, the County Manager, City Manager and EDC President were to pursue formalization of the development proposal as discussed. Board members reviewed the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance (current), proposed changes inclusive of the Unified Development Ordinance now in development and heard from Mr. Ed Hill, Chairman of the County's Planning Commission. Generally, unless otherwise directed by the Board, it is assumed that the County will (a) maintain the current ordinance; (b) continue the process of developing the Unified Development Ordinance; (c) attempt to coordinate municipal involvement in refining the "APF"; and (d) bring the complete product to the Board for approval and implementation. Jonathan Marshall will coordinate these efforts. Blair Bennett provided the Board with an overview of the County financial status. Items presented included: Review of Assessed Valuations Revenue Sources and Comparisons Fund Balance Review and Policy Debt Policies and Balances Per Capita Analysis and Comparisons Revaluation Impacts (a) Projected Tax Rate (b) Sales Tax Distribution Formula On Saturday, February 20th, the Board voted (5-0) to grant an extension to the closing date on the sale of the Lake Concord properties until July 30, 1999. In exchange, the developer agreed to provide (assuming a failure to close) all environmental and survey information assimilated during the land investigation process and surrender of the existing deposit funds.