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May 7, 2007 (Work Session) Page 355 Old Business: • Update on the Sheriff's Office and Detention Center Project from Turner Construction • Receive Public Comments on Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for the North Carolina Research Campus Project • Consent Agreement - Saddlebrook Subdivision • Consent Agreement - Roycroft Subdivision Consent: • Refund and Release Reports -- April 2007 • Criminal JusticE Partnership Program (CJPP) Contract for Services with Carolina Addiction and Recovery Environment (CARE) for Intensive and Regular Outpatient Substance Abuse Treatment Services • New Employee Payroll Deductions • Refund of Excise Stamp as Requested by Attorney Albert M. Benshoff for the City of Concord • Dept. of Social Services - Budget Amendment (Reduction of CAP/DA Revenue -$649,000) • Dept. of Social Services - Budget Amendment (Reduction in Allocation of Smart Start Funds for Child Care - $182,000) New Business: • Cabarrus County Fire Marshal's Office Recommended Boundary Changes to the Cabarrus County Fire Insurance Districts Under Their Jurisdiction - Public Hearing - 6:30 p.m. / Steve Langer, Assistant Fire Marshal • Consolidation of all County Legal Services • Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare - Presentation of Annual Audit Report and Approval of Local Business Plan (LBP) • FY 07-08 Secondary Road Construction Program / Ritchie Hearne, NCDOT Appointments: • Transportation Advisory Board • Centralina Workforce Development Board • Adult Care & Nursing Home Advisory Committee Reports: • Piedmont Behavioral Healthcare - May 2007 Report to the Boards of Commissioners for Cabarrus, Davidson, Stanly, Rowan and Union Counties Recess of Meeting Chairman Carruth called for a short recess at 5:22 p.m. The meeting was reconvened at 5:38 p.m. Kannapolis City Counail - Call to Order Mayor Misenheimer called the Kannapolis City Council meeting to order at 5:35 p.m. Public Comments - N.C. Research Campus and/or TIF (Tax Increment Financing) Chairman Carruth opened themeeting for public comments at 5:37 p.m. Grant Rader, resident of 120 West "B" Street, Kannapolis, spoke for approximately five minutes in support of Mr. David Murdock and the N.C. Research Campus. Highlights of his presentation included the following: Murdock has not asked the State for incentives; Cabarrus County and Kannapolis have only been asked to provide funding towards the infrastructure for the project; and according to third party analysts, tax revenues generated by the project will more than pay for the debt service. There was no one else to address the Board. Presentation of the North Carolina Reaearah Camoua TIE Finanaial Plan and Projeat Liat Chairman Carruth recognized Kannapolis City Manager, Mike Legg. Mr. Legg presented a PowerPoint presentation entitled, "North Carolina Research Campus, TIF Financial Plan, TIF Project List. Topics covered in the presentation included the following: why the County should participate in the project; financial considerations; infrastructure summary; Castle & Cooke building investment to date; project types; utility improvements; traffic and