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April 16, 2007 (Regular Meeting) Page 345 Mr. Tillman reported when the final plats are submitted to Concord, the property can be annexed. Citing the County Attorney's concern for the wording of the motion, Commissioner Privette stated his intent to table the consent agreement until May to give the County Attorney time prepare an appropriate motion. Commissioner Privette withdrew his MOTION to delay this consent agreement until adequate school capacity is available. Commissioner Mynatt withdrew her second. Mr. Cook stated if the project is delayed the County will be liable for the $80,000.00 in interest on the loan. UPON MOTION by Commissioner Privette and seconded by Commissioner White, with Chairman Carruth and Commissioners Mynatt, Frivette and White voting for and Vice Chairman Juba voting against, the Board tabled the consent agreement for Roycroft Subdivision until its May meeting. There was a brief discussion on the need to have a plan and to consider all options available. (G-11) Consent Agreement - Saddlebrook Subdivision Commissioner Privette MOVED to table the Consent Agreement for the Saddlebrook Subdivision until the Board's May meeting. Commissioner White seconded the motion. Vice Chairman Juba commented on having the same discussion on Consent Agreements. month after month. She suggested a plan be developed to handle consent agreements within the next 30 days. She pointed out developers have followed the County's rules and asked for a reconsideration of the previous acticn. No reconsideration was given. ' The MOTION carried with Chairman Carruth and Commissioners Mynatt, Privette and White voting for and Vice Chairman Juba voting against, the Board approved tabling the consent agreement for Saddlebrook Subdivision until its May meeting. City of Concord, Cabarrus Co. and the Water and Sewer District o£ Cabarrus Co., Related to the Settlement o£ Croas Claims Associated with Craft Development v. Concord and Cabarrus Co. and Morrison v. Concord and Cabarrus Co. John D. Day, County Manager, stated this agreement details the manner in which the City of Concord will provide water and sewer utilities in the unincorporated areas of Cabarrus County within the City's utility service area. He said Section 2 of the agreement has had the sometimes unintended consequence of forcing Concord to allow the extension of utilities into areas where Concord does not necessarily want to encourage residential development. As a result of the litigation, he said the City now must provide services to the areas that fall in the unincorporated area. He said Concord City Council members and several Commissioners have expressed concerns with this agreement. He asked the Commissioners if they would like to enter into discussions with Concord about amending the agreement. Vice Chairman Juba made a MOTION to enter into discussions with Concord City Council concerning possible amendments to the Utility Agreement. Commissioner Privette seconded the motion. Commissioner White questioned the completion of an amendment as defined in Paragraph 11. Mr. Day reported on a meeting between County and City officials that was held earlier this date and said the amendment had not been completed. Richard M. Koch, County Attorney, clarified that the Attorney that was mutually selected by the County and the City has not submitted the amendment to date. The MOTION unanimously carried. (H) APPOINTMENTS