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550 house system operation. The approval of the extension will allow time for analysis, and preparation for any changes in operation prior to July 1, 2001. The party representative below acknowledges this extension: /s/ Frank W. Clifton, Jr. Frank W. Clifton, Jr. Laidlaw Transportation County Manager Services, Inc. The budget amendment as approved by the Board was as follows: BUDGET REVISION/AMENDMENT REQUEST DEPARTMENT OF Finance AMOUNT: $ 63,970.00 TYPE OF ADJUSTMENT: Supplemental Request PURPOSE OF REQUEST: To cover expenses for transportation related to the contract extension mileage rate increase from $1.15 to $1.40 with Laidlaw Transportation Services, for period October 1, 2000 through June 30, 2001 Present Approved Account No. Budget 00195690-9472 $ 190,000.00 DSS - Transportation Services 00195740-9472 $ 161,493.00 Aging - Transportation Services 00161710-6901 $14,431,991.74 Fund Balance Appropriated Increase $ 23,470.00 $ 40,500.00 $ 63,970.00 Decrease Revised Budget $ 213,470.00 $ 201,993.00 $14,495,961.74 Preliminar~ Plat Approval for College Hills II Subdivision [C00-06(S)] - Appeal by Developer Randy Wiggins of the Denial by the Plannln~ and Zoninq Commission Mr. Marshall presented an overview of the proposed preliminary plat for the College Hills II subdivision by Mr. Randy Wiggins, Developer. He explained the Board had previously approved the subdivision with the exception allowing the developer to contribute to the construction of the recreation area at the nearby W. W. Flowe Park in lieu of providing open space within the development. Using the property previously designated for open space, the developer had platted 15 additional lots. According to Mr. Marshall, Mr. Wiggins has already signed a consent agreement outlining the conditions placed on the subdivision, including the contribution of $500.00 per lot toward school adequacy. UPON MOTION of Chairman Fennel, seconded by Commissioner Privette and unanimously carried, the Board approved the preliminary plat by Randy Wiggins for College Hills II Subdivision [Petition C00-06(S)] for the development of 15 additional lots and including the contribution of $500.00 per lot toward school adequacy. Preliminar~ Plat Approval for Cabarrus Farms Subdivision [C00-07(S)]- Appeal by Developer T. L. Harrell Land Development Company of the Denial by the Planning and Zoning Commission Mr. Marshall presented an overview of the proposed Cabarrus Farms Subdivision located at the intersection of Midland Road and Bethel School Road and within the proposed Midland incorporation area. There is an issue concerning overcrowding at both J. N. Fries Middle School and Central Cabarrus High School. The developer has reached an agreement with the Water and Sewer Authority of Cabarrus County (WSACC) to advance the construction of the Upper Muddy Creek Interceptor as outlined in WSACC's Capital Improvements Program. The interceptor will serve the subdivision as well as the general area, which includes the Bethel Elementary School replacement site and a future school park site. The total proposed public benefit of the sewer interceptor is estimated to be $618,000.00. Further, the developer has asked that the sewer line construction be considered as a contribution towards adequacy of public facilities and that a recreation area not be required within the subdivision. Letters were included in the agenda package from WSACC and the County Schools relative to the sewer line construction and the benefit to the schools. The Schools have estimated that the sewer line construction could save the County as much as $900,000.00. Mr. Mike Rackley of T. L. Harrell Development Company was present to respond to any questions by the Board. A letter dated September 29, 2000 from Mr. Rackley outlined the proposal for construction of the sewer interceptor.