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August 20, 2007 (Regular Meeting) Page 529 of Occupancy will be issued before September 1, 2008 for no more than 120 apartment units; Calendar Year 2009 - no more than 270 apartment units (or a total of 390 apartment units); and Calendar Year 2010 - no more than 192 apartment units (or a total of 532 apartment units). He also proposed to make the school adequacy payment for all 532 units at the issuance of the first building permit on the first building. Commissioner Mynatt MOVED to approve the revised Consent Agreement between Cabarrus County and American Development Industries, LLC., for The Parkway Commons Apartment Complex, including the payment of $1,331.00 per unit to advance school adequacy due in its entirety upon the issuance of the first building permit. Further, the Board approved the following revised build-out schedule: Calendar Year 2008 - No Certificate of Occupancy will be issued before September 1, 2008 for no more than 120 apartment units; Calendar Year 2009 - no more than 270 apartment units (or a total of 390 apartment units); and Calendar Year 2010 - no more than 142 apartment units (or a total of 532 apartment units). After a brief discussion on school capacity, Commissioner White seconded the motion. The MOTION carried with Chairman Carruth, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioners Mynatt and White voting for and Commissioner Privette voting against. (G-5) Consent Agreement - Parkside at Skybrook Village Phase 3 Subdivision Kassie G. Watts, Planner, presented a Consent Agreement for the Parkside at Skybrook Village Phase 3 subdivision developed by Skybrook, LLC. The subdivision, approved by the Concord Planning and Zoning Board on January 16, 2007, consists of 50 single family residential units on +/- 20.36 acres on Poplar Tent Road. She reported the Consent Agreement includes the payment of $9,034.00 per lot to advance school adequacy and is due at final platting. Further, the Consent Agreement includes the following build-out schedule: no more than 35 lots to be platted in 2008 and no more than 15 lots to be platted in 2009. Finally, she reported the school capacity figures presented at the August work session for the Odell Elementary School are correct. Ms. Watts responded to questions from the Board. There was a short discussion on school capacity and the Board's policy on Consent Agreements. Commissioner Privette stated his intent to vote against the motion. UPON MOTION of Commissioner White, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba with Chairman Carruth, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioners Mynatt and White voting for and Commissioner Privette voting against, the Board approved the Consent Agreement between Cabarrus County and Skybrook, LLC, for the Parkside at Skybrook Village Phase 3 Subdivision, including payment of $9,034.00 per lot due at final platting to advance school adequacy and the following build- out schedule of no more than 35 lots in 2008 and no more than 15 lots in 2009. Chairman Carruth announced a Growth Summit for elected officials will be held on September 10, 2007 at the Cabarrus Arena and Events Center. (G-6) Ware Bonsall Contract Amendment No. 13 The plaintiffs in a lawsuit challenging the City of Concord's approval of a conditional use permit for construction of a jail downtown have offered to drop the suit in exchange for a number of changes to the project. Amendment #13 was requested by the Board of Commissioners for the purpose of evaluating the plaintiff's proposal. Amendment #13 addresses all issues concerning evaluation of the plaintiffs' proposal from a schematic design standpoint. The architects would provide all of the services in the proposal for $375,000.00. Chairman Carruth commented on the number of meetings that were held with the plaintiffs in an attempt to reach a compromise on the jail project. He thanked Jim Bothwell and Dan McDonald for organizing and hosting the meeting he attended. John Day, County Manager, identified the following parameters presented by the Plaintiffs: 1. That the maximum number of new beds be limited to 364, including those in the Annex in the downtown area. 2. That the height be kept to four stories. Four stories is defined as a maximum height of 50'