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July 10, 2006 (Regular Meeting) Page 17 taxes collected prior to the issuance of a license tag to alleviate this problem. She said this new plan is expected to be implemented in the next two years. UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Juba, seconded by Commissioner Carpenter and unanimously carried, the Board relieved the Tax Collector of the charge of collecting taxes on classified motor vehicles for renewal months of March 2002 through February 2003. (G) NEW BUSINESS (G-~) (G-2) (G-3) (G-4) Consent Agreement - Bridge Points Subdivision - Phase 6 Consent Agreement - Fullerton Place Subdivision Consent Agreement - Quail Haven Subdivision Consent Agreement - Roberta Meadows Subdivision Kassie G. Watts, Planner, presented a Consent Agreement for the Bridge pointe Phase 6 Subdivision. She reported the subdivision, to be developed by Orleans Homebuilders, was approved by the Town of Harrisburg Planning and Zoning Board on May 16, 2006. The project consists of 45 single family residential units on 33 acres located on Robinson Church Road. She said the Consent Agreement includes a $4,034.00 per lot payment to be due at final platting to advance adequacy. The proposed build out schedule is as follows: 2006 - 15 lots platted; and 2007 - 30 lots platted. Including previously approved subdivisions, these schools will be functioning at the following capacity upon completion of the Bridge pointe Phase 6 Subdivision project: Harrisburg Elementary School - ~22.87 percent; C. C. Griffin Middle School - 162.08 percent and Central Cabarrus High School - 188.08 percent. There was brief discussion about the overcrowding at C. C. Griffin Middle School and the approval of 1,200 new lots by the City of Concord in the same area. During the discussion, it was noted that a new middle school is planned for the area south of NC Highway 49 in 2008 to relieve overcrowding at C. C. Griffin. However, funding for this middle school has not been identified. Commissioner Privette made a motion to contingent upon school capacity being adequate constructed. approve the development before residences can be commissioner Freeman seconded the motion, citing the 188.08 percent capacity of Central Cabarrus High School. vice Chairman projected to open in High School. Juba pointed out that Hickory Ridge High School is August 2007 and will provide relief for Central Cabarrus There was further discussion regarding the approval of subdivisions by the municipalities and whether or not the municipalities review the Subdivision Lot Inventory information related to school adequacy. Chairman Carruth suggested the Consent Agreement for Bridge pointe Phase 6 Subdivision be tabled until the August work session to allow staff time to work with the developer on an alternate build out schedule. Commissioner Privette's motion failed with Commissioners Freeman and Privette voting for and Chairman Carruth, Vice Chairman Juba and Commissioner Carpenter voting against. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba and unanimously carried, the Board tabled the Bridge pointe Subdivision - Phase 6, Fullerton Place Subdivision, Quail Haven Subdivision, and the Roberta Meadows Subdivision until the August 14, 2006 Work Session with staff to work with the developers on alternate build out schedules. Commissioner Carpenter for emergency services and subdivisions. requested additional information on the stations that will be serving districts the new (G-S) Proposed Modifications to the County Industrial Incentive Grant Program John Cox, CEO of the Cabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce and Cabarrus Economic Development corporation (EDC), commented on the use of incentive grants throughout the country to attract new industry. He said the modern day model for the use of incentives in North Carolina came from Cabarrus County.