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April 7, 2008 (Work Session) Page 783 This table assumes that no redistricting occurs either before or after the new schools planned or under construction are opened. Adequacy Determination As illustrated above, adequate school capacity does not exist currently for this subdivision, nor does it exist at the two year and five year review levels. (Note that according to Section 15- 11, Number 9, of the APFO, "...future available capacity must be "...equal to or greater than the projected enrollment that will be produced by the proposed development for all school types," not just one or two.) Recommendation Based on the direction of the Board of Commissioners, until changes are implemented in the ordinance, staff proposes the following: 1. The project is s In 2008, no more In 2009, no more In 2010, no more In 2011, no more In 2012, no more In 2013, no more to the following phasing schedule: 8 multi-family units permitted. 11 multi-family units permitted. 11 multi-family units permitted. 11 multi-family units permitted. 11 multi-family units permitted. 12 multi-family units permitted. abjec than than than than than than 2. Mitigation of the pro-rata share of the cost of planned capacity, which equals $9,153.00 per multi-family residential unit, payable prior to the issuance of building permitting. In response to questions from the Board, Richard Koch, County Attorney, addressed the following issues related to the enforcement, monitoring, and application of the Voluntary Mitigation payment for a senior living apartment complex. UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Juba, seconded by Commissioner Carruth and unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the Reservation of Capacity Certificate for the Villas at Forest Park Apartment Project on the April 21, 2008 Agenda as a New Business item. Update on Broadcasting Rowan County Commissioners' Hastings Possible on Cabarrus County's Channel 22 David Baxter, General Manager of Channel 22, updated the Board on the possibility of broadcasting Rowan County Commissioners' meetings on Cabarrus County's Channel 22. He identified the following impediments to broadcasting the meetings: incompatible formatting methods (MPG vs. MP2); lack of capacity on Cabarrus County's existing equipment; and high amounts of man hours spent on file conversion. He reported Cabarrus County has ordered new equipment and Channel 22 could broadcast Rowan's meetings by early June. He suggested Rowan's meetings be broadcast once on Saturdays at 7 p.m.; and for Rowan to promote the broadcasts. Commissioner Carruth commended Mr. Baxter for his efforts and addressed the following issues: Rowan's meetings have not been televised because of technical difficulties; the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners are in favor of televising the Rowan County Commissioner's meetings on Channel 22; and rumors spread by a political candidate in Rowan County. Several Board members expressed a desire to help Rowan televise their meetings, but not at the expense of jeopardizing the County's system; and the need to have the data in the same format in order to produce a quality product. John Day, County Manager, stated the need to discuss the broader implications of televising Rowan's meetings in the future. Update - Old Bethel 9phool Project Commissioner Carruth reported on the outcome of a recent meeting concerning the old Bethel School project: the Town of Midland does not intend to have office space in the building - the project is designed to be a county service center; Midland does not want to be involved in the redevelopment or rehabilitation of the property; Midland is in favor of forming a nonprofit group or using an existing nonprofit to manage the fundraising efforts as identified in the County's proposal and to use the seed money for roof repairs; and if the nonprofit did not meet the