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520 Mr. Terry Rowland, Tax Supervisor, explained that the property had been exempt from taxes in the 1970's based on an application for exemption submitted in December, 1973, stating that grading and preparations for building had occurred on the property. He stated that during the last revaluation the office had discovered that there was no building on the property and the property had been added to the tax scrolls effective January 1, 1983. Mr. Rowland stated that the Board of Equalization and Review had reviewed the request from the First Baptist Church of Concord and had recommended the release of bill number 85-17743 in the amount of $775.42 and to disallow a refund of taxes paid to bill number 84-16376 in the amount of $775.42 and bill number 83-17082 in the amount of $775.42. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Chairman Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board accepted the following recommendations from the Cabarrus County Board of Equalization and Review for the First Baptist Church of Concord, North Carolina. 1) 2) Release of bill number 85-17743 in the amount of $775.42. To disallow a refund of taxes paid to bill number 84-16376 in the amount of $775.42 and bill number 83-17082 in the amount of $775.42. The Board reviewed the General Instructions for Filing Application for Approval.of Issuance of General Obligation Bonds in regards to a possible bond referendum for the Coddle Creek Reservoir project. Chairman Lentz instructed the County Manager to set up an appointment for representatives of the County and the City of Concord to attend a preliminary conference with the Local Government Commission to consider the proposed bond issue. Mr. Charles D. McGinnis, County Manager, reported that the next City/County liaison meeting had been set for October 7, 1986. The Board reviewed the letter from Mr. Walter C. Odell, III, County Engineer, regarding a request from the City of Concord for permission to connect to the County's 30-inch sewer line along Rocky River. The purpose of this connection would be to extend sewer in the Coddle Creek drainage basin. According to Mr. Odell's letter, the connection would have no adverse effect on the county system. However, he recommended that the following conditions be set forth as requirements for the connection to be made. 1) 2) 3) 4) A fee of $24,000 which would serve as a final fee to be charged by the City or County for connection to each other water of sewer lines. A metering station installed at a mutually agreeable location and of mutually agreeable equipment to account for appropriate treat- ment charges. No "transportation" or "user" fees for use of either parties system to be charged in the future. Plans and specifications be exchanged by both parties in the future prior to desiring to make connections. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Chairman Lentz and unanimously carried, the Board adopted the following policy and requirements for the connection to the Coddle Creek Sewer Outfall line as well as for future connections to both water and sewer lines and directed that these guidelines be sent to the City of Concord. 1) 2) 3) 4) Neither the City nor County nor the associated utility departments nor districts of either shall charge a fee to any other for connection to any other water or sewer line for tap fee. Metering stations installed at a mutually agreeable location and of mutually agreeable equipment to account for appropriate treat- ment charges at the point of connection to the County line and reconnection by the County to the City. No "transportation" or "user" fees for use of either party's system to be charged in the future. Plans and specifications be exchanged by both parties in the future prior to making connections.