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information in complete and proper format. The standards will need to include full disclosure of how the standard was established and whether it has been approved by the Board of Commissioners, another board (advisory or policy), or any other group. Identified standards that have not been approved by the Board of Commissioners will need to be at least agreed upon by the Board of Commissioners as realistic and practical standards. It is anticipated that the following agencies will be involved in this first phase: Budget Office, Emergency Management, Emergency Medical Services, Recreation Department, Kannapolis and Cabarrus County Boards of Education, Information Services, Transportation Division, TAC, and WSACC Any standard that has not been approved by the Board of Commissioners will not be analyzed by the Planning department. Phase III Weeks 5 through 8 The assigned staff member(s) of the Planning Department will then meet and work with the assigned member(s) of the other agencies to review their standards in light of future growth patterns in the county. This review will be based on a review of the probable population and employee levels by each of the various zoning classifications. Phase IV Weeks 8 - 12 Draft report of physical impacts/needs will be formulated with each agency involved. Phase V Weeks 12-15 The information of the draft physical impacts will be analyzed to fiscal issues with the direct involvement of the Budget Office. This report will be in the form of a preliminary Capital Improvement Plan and based on the ananlyzed information of Phases I through IV. Phase VI Weeks 18-30 As the preceding information will be based on population projections and not geographically balanced, a review of different development scenarios will be presented based on the zoning classifications and three spatial areas. The geographic areas will be assigned terms ofurban, suburban/urbanizing, and rural/agricultural. The five categories