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350 <br /> <br /> Commissioner Barnhart arrived at 10:00 A.M. and was present for the <br />remainder of the meeting. <br /> <br /> UPON MOTION of Commissioner Payne, seconded by Commissioner Barnhart with <br />Commissioners Payne, Barnhart and Casper and Chairman Carpenter voting for, the <br />Board deferred action on the proposal by CRT Systems, Inc. for implementation of <br />the Animal Control Ordinance/Licensing Program until the next meeting on July 22, <br />1993. <br /> <br />Request by the Cabarrus County Board of Education and Kannapolis City Board of <br />Education to Call for a School Bond Referendum <br /> <br /> Dr. Dan Freeman, Cabarrus County Schools Superintendent, and Dr. Ed Tyson, <br />Kannapolis City Schools Superintendent, presented the request approved by each <br />of the school boards asking the Board of Commissioners to call for a bond <br />referendum to meet the facilities needs in Cabarrus County Schools and the <br />Kannapolis City Schools. The proposed three-tiered plan for a bond referendum <br />in the amount of $81.091 million ($66.130 million for Cabarrus County Schools and <br />$14.961 million for Kannapolis City Schools) was as follows. <br /> <br />Year <br />Bonds Costs (Millions) <br />Sold Projects Funded CCS KCS <br /> <br />1994 <br /> <br />TIER 1 <br />Concord Middle School <br />West Side Elementary School <br />East Side Elementary <br /> <br />$ 8.949 <br /> 6.776 <br /> 6.437 <br /> <br />A. L. Brown High School <br />Kannapolis Middle School <br />Technology Additions (Partial) <br /> <br />$ 1.800 <br /> 2.943 <br /> .271 <br /> <br />1996 <br /> <br />TIER 2 <br />Winecoff Elementary School <br />Rocky River Elementary School <br />West Side Middle School <br /> <br />5.372 <br />6.076 <br />9.949 <br /> <br />Aycock Elementary School <br />Fred L. Wilson Elementary School <br />Shady Brook Elementary School <br />Woodrow Wilson Elementary School <br />Technology Additions (Partial) <br /> <br />1.300 <br />1.040 <br /> .300 <br />1.150 <br />1.051 <br /> <br />1998 <br /> <br />TIER 3 <br />Harrisburg Elementary School <br />Bethel Elementary School <br />Royal Oaks Elementary School <br />Mt. Pleasant Elementary School <br />High School Renovations <br /> <br />6.377 <br />5.031 <br />1.304 <br /> .945 <br />8.914 <br /> <br />A. L. Brown High School <br />McKnight School <br />Aycock Elementary School <br /> <br /> .155 <br />2.870 <br />2.081 <br /> <br />TOTAL $66.130 $14.961 <br /> <br /> In response to questions by Chairman Carpenter, Dr. Freeman reported that <br />the decision to request a single school bond referendum had been made in order <br />to assure the citizens that there are plans to address school needs throughout <br />the county. Stating that no specific plans have been made if the bond issue <br />should fail, Dr. Freeman indicated that these plans could include split shifts, <br />year-round schools, additional portable classrooms, and a smaller referendum at <br />a later date. <br /> <br /> Ms. Betty Alston, Chairman of the Cabarrus County Board of Education, spoke <br />in support of the bond referendum and asked for the community's support. <br /> <br /> <br />