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April 15, 2013 (Regular Meeting) Page 1512 listed and assessed by the county in which that property lies based upon the approved common boundary. 3. No course of action, including criminal actions, involving persons or property located in areas affected by the re- survey of the boundary line that is pending on January 1, 2014, shall be abated, and such actions shall continue in the appropriate county based on upon the approved common boundary. 4. Should it be determined based on the re- survey that any residence is actually in the adjoining county, the Board of Elections of each County shall, effective January 1, 2014 transfer the voter registration records pertaining to the occupants of those residences to the adjoining county and thereafter the registered voters so transferred shall be validly registered to vote in that adjoining county. 5. The Jury Commission of each county shall revise its jury lists to add to or eliminate therefrom those persons subject to jury duty who reside in areas affected by the re- survey of the common boundary, effective January 1, 2014. 6. The areas affected by the re- survey of the common boundary shall be transferred into the appropriate Superior Court district, District Court district and prosecutorial district effective January 1, 2014. 7. The Cabarrus County Board of Education and Stanly County Board of Education shall cooperate with each other on behalf of any resident student affected by the re- survey of the common boundary to ensure that a transition is made that provides students and their siblings with a choice to remain in their current school system until graduation from high school for so long as they reside in the residence affected by the re- survey. Resident students may transfer to the district of their residence if they so choose. 8. Students and their siblings may attend the same school system previously attended without the necessity of a release or payment of tuition. Any such student shall be considered a resident of the county in which they attend school for all public school purposes, including transportation, athletics and funding formulas. Notice must be given to' all affected school systems by the parent or guardian in order to exercise the privilege granted in this and the previous ( #7) section. 9. Cabarrus and Stanly counties shall submit to the North Carolina General Assembly for ratification a completed survey as determined by the North Carolina Geodetic Survey and agreed upon by both counties. Adopted this the 15 day of April, 2013. /s/ Elizabeth F. Poole Elizabeth F. Poole, Chairman Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners ATTEST: /s/ Megan I.E. Smit Megan I.E. Smit Clerk to the Board (G -2) County Manager - Request From the Town of Midland Chairman Poole recognized David Pugh, Town of Midland Administrator, and Mike Tallent, Midland Councilmember, in attendance. She advised the Town of Midland has requested the support of the Board of Commissioners for the Town's 2013 North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund (NC CWMTF) grant application. Mr. Pugh requested the Board to disregard the reference to Exhibit 1 in the letter, he stated it does not apply and is not included in the agenda material. He stated the Town of Midland is requesting support from the Board for the grant application of $600,000.00 to the NC CWMTF. A discussion ensued. During discussion Mr. Pugh and Jonathan Marshall, Deputy County Manager, responded to questions from the Board. UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman White, seconded by Commissioner Measmer and unanimously carried, the Board approved support for the Town of Midland's North Carolina Clean Water Management Trust Fund grant application. (G -3) Finance - G.O. Bonding Refunding As it relates to general obligation bonding refunding, Ann Wilson, Finance Director, presented an option for the Boards' consideration to put