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August 19, 2013 (Regular Meeting) Page 1716 determination and DENR's approval of the form and content of the notice and the newspapers in which it is to be published. SECTION 23 - EFFECTIVE DATE This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and after its passage, approval, adoption and publication, as provided by law. Adopted this day of , 2012 298. WATER AND SEWER AUTHORITY OF CABARRUS COUNTY CHAIRMAN, Board of Directors ATTEST: (seal) APPROVED AS TO FORM: WSACC Attorney (H -4) Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions - 4th Quarter FY 2013 Dashboard Report for Mental Health, Intellectual /Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services Anna Yon, Executive Director, Cardinal Innovations Healthcare Solutions, presented the 4 th Quarter FY 2013 Dashboard Report for Mental Health, Intellectual /Developmental Disabilities and Substance Abuse Services. The report included the following information: • Cabarrus County Funding o Number of Consumers Served by Funding o Registry of Unmet Needs for Cabarrus County o Number of Consumers Served and Expenses by Service Category o Provider Information for Cabarrus County • Detailed Services by Provider and Number of Consumers Served Ms. Yon also responded to questions from the Board. No action was required of the Board. (H -5) CCS - Proposed Sale of Property Chairman Poole recognized Blake Kiger, Cabarrus County School (CCS) Board of Education Vice Chair, in attendance. She briefly outlined the process the school system follows when seeking to sell property. Len Witke, CCS, presented the following information relating to the proposed sale of property to the City of Concord: The City of Concord has approached Cabarrus County Schools Board of Education (BOE) with a request to purchase the Webb Field property. The property consists of 8.4474 acres of land on which are constructed several buildings and other improvements made by the City over time. This represents a value, based on the attached appraisal, of $210,000.00, which is what the City has offered to pay the DOE for the property. Currently, the City of Concord rents the property for $1.00 per year and over the course of more than half a century the City has made investments in the property which has included the construction of the swimming pool and related buildings, as well as other building and field improvements. The City would like to replace the football and baseball field lighting at this time and make other significant improvements to the buildings in the future. If the Board of Commissioners chooses not to allow the sale of the land to proceed, then it is the City's request that its lease be extended for a minimum period of at least fifty (50) years at the current rate so the City's investment in the facilities on the property will be of use to the community for at least that amount of time. Therefore, it is the Board of Education's request that the Board of Commissioners refuse its right to