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December 3, 2007 (Work Session) Page 641 <br />Qualitative Incentive - $22,563 <br />Food & Beverage Agreement <br />Food & Beverage Incentive - $30,984 <br />Mr. Lapsley reviewed the calculations for each incentive and pointed <br />out that the incentives cannot exceed the management fee of $95,000.00. <br />Further, Mr. Lapsley and Mr. Downs responded to several questions from the <br />Board on the incentives for SMG. <br />Pam Dubois, Deputy County Manager, presented a schedule of revenues and <br />expenditures of the Cabarrus Arena & Events Center Fund for FY 2003 - 2007. <br />There was a general discussion on the County's annual contribution from the <br />General Fund to the Arena. <br />Arena. <br />Mr. Lapsley also provided an update of current events scheduled at the <br />UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Juba, seconded by Commissioner White and <br />unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the approval of incentives to <br />SMG for FY 07 for the Cabarrus Arena and Events Center in accordance with the <br />Management Services Agreement and Food & Beverage Services Agreement on the <br />December 17, 2007 Agenda as a Consent item. <br />Reservation of Capacity Certificate - Avignon 3ubdiviaion Project <br />Reaervati on of Capacity Certificate - Wellington Chase Phase 4 Subdivision <br />John Day, County Manager, asked Jonathan Marshall, Commerce Director <br />and Richard M. Koch, County Attorney, to review the options available to the <br />Board when considering reservation of capacity certificates. <br />Mr. Marshall reported Avignon and Wellington Chase (Phase 9) are the <br />first two reservations of capacity certificates to come before the Board <br />since the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance went into effect. He <br />suggested the consideration of these certificates be postponed for another <br />month to allow the Planning staff time to address issues raised by the County <br />Attorney and discussed with Mark White, the consultant used to draft the <br />ordinance. Since these are the first two reservation of capacity <br />certificates, he said Planning staff wants to make sure the ordinance is <br />applied properly and all the ramifications are completely understood. <br />Mr. Koch explained that one of the schools in the 5-year plan is not <br />funded at this time; therefore the formula cannot be completed. He said the <br />ordinance may have to be amended to address this issue. <br />Mr. Marshall reported the County is funding school construction <br />projects with COPS (Certificates of Participation) and is working on the <br />"critical needs" identified in the School's 5-year plan. However, he pointed <br />out that not all of the School's items are included in the County's 5-year <br />Capital Improvement Plan and some of the improvements will depend on the next <br />bond issue and work the Blue Ribbon Committee is doing. <br />In response to questions from Commissioner White, Mr. Marshall <br />clarified that he is requesting the reservation of capacities for Avignon and <br />Wellington Chase (Phase 9) be placed on the January 22, 2008 Agenda as New <br />Business items. <br />Mr. Koch explained an interpretation from Mark White, the Attorney that <br />drafted the ordinance, is needed and may result in a text amendment to the <br />ordinance. Otherwise, he said one of the options available to the Board will <br />be removed. <br />Mr. Marshall stated the information prepared by Kassie G. Watts, <br />Planner, will be provided to the Board as soon as possible. <br />There was no objection from the Board. <br />Recess of Meeting <br />Chairman Carruth called for a short recess at 6:90 p.m. The meeting <br />reconvened at 6:97 p.m. <br />Consent Agreement - Crescent Apartments at Kannapolia Multi-Family Apartment <br />Project <br />Consent Agreement - Rocky Glen Subdivision <br />