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August 14, 2006 (Agenda Work Session) Page 34 UPON MOTION of Vice Chairman Juba, seconded by Commissioner Freeman and unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the bid award for the Athletic Lighting Projects for Frank Liske Park and Cox Mill School Park on the August 21, 2006 Agenda as a Consent Item. Consent Aqreements for the Quail Haven, Roberta Meadows, Fullerton Place and Bridge Pointe Phase 6, and Buffalo Ranch Site Subdivisions Kassie G. Watts, Planner, briefly reviewed the revised build out schedules for the following subdivisions that were tabled by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners at its July 21, 2006 meeting: Quail Haven, Roberta Meadows, Fullerton Place and Bridge Pointe Phase 6. The Quail Haven, Roberta Meadows and Fullerton Place subdivisions were approved by the Concord Planning and Zoning Board and the Bridge Pointe Phase 6 subdivision was approved by the Harrisburg Planning and Zoning Board. The revised build out schedules were as follows: Fullerton Place ~ 50 lots platted in 2007, 76 lots platted in 2008 and 75 lots platted in 2009; Roberta Meadows ~ 4 lots platted in 2006, 20 lots platted in 2007, and 9 lots platted in 2008; Bridge Pointe Phase 6 ~ 45 lots platted in 2007; and Quail Haven - 51 lots platted in 2007, 100 lots platted in 2008, 100 lots platted in 2009, 100 lots platted in 2010, 100 lots platted in 2011 and 100 lots platted in 2012. Ms. Watts also reviewed the Consent Agreement for the Buffalo Ranch Si te subdivision. She reported the subdivision, developed by Buffalo Land, LLC, was approved by the Concord Planning and Zoning Board on June 20, 2006, and consists of 190 single family homes on approximately 86.85 acres located on N.C. Highway 49. She said the consent agreement provides for the advancement of adequacy at $4,034.00 per lot and is due at final platting. The build out schedule is as follows: 15 lots platted in 2007, 30 lots platted in 2008, 40 lots platted in 2009, 40 lots platted in 2010, 40 lots platted in 2011 and 25 lots platted in 2012. There was a brief discussion on school capacity at the Mt. Pleasant Middle School, Mt. Pleasant High School and possibly changing the build out schedule to reduce the impact on school capacity. Upon completion of previously approved subdivisions, these schools are proj ected to be functioning at the following capacity: W. M. Irvin Elementary School 122.87 percent, Mt. Pleasant Middle School - 162.08 percent and Mt. Pleasant High School 188.08 percent. The 15-Year Facility Plan includes a new middle school in 2009 south of NC Hwy 49 near US Hwy 601 that would relieve Mt. Pleasant Middle School and C.C. Griffin Middle School. Funding for this middle school has not been identified. A new elementary school is proposed for 2010 that would relieve W.M. Irvin, Mt. Pleasant and A.T. Allen Elementary Schools. Funding for this elementary school has not been identified. An addition to the Mt. Pleasant High School is proposed for 2011. Funding for this addition has not been identified. Chairman Carruth commented on the numerical difference County's Subdivision Lot Inventory sheet and the subdivision's summary sheet that is calculated on the high school feeder system. between the individual UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded by Vice Chairman Juba and unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the Consent Agreements for the Quail Haven, Roberta Meadows, Fullerton Place and Bridge Pointe Phase 6 subdivisions on the August 21, 2006 Agenda as Old Business items. UPON MOTION of Commissioner Carpenter, seconded and unanimously carried, the Board voted to place the the Buffalo Ranch Site Subdivision on the August 21, Business item. by Vice Chairman Juba Consent Agreement for 2006 Agenda as a New Establishment of a Committee to Plan a Celebration in Honor of Military Personnel who Have Served in Iraq and Afqhanistan Chairman Carruth stated he has not had an opportunity to speak with Lewis Williams, the County's Veterans Service Officer, concerning the establishment of a committee. However, he reported there is an annual celebration held each November to honor local Veterans and asked that Mr. Williams attend the September Agenda Work Session to discuss the upcoming event. Cabarrus County Property Tax Assistance Grant