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Page2of2 October 5, 2010 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Number of Certificates Issued 1 7 6 12 7 1 5 Housing Type Single Family Lot 1 92 50 11 119 69 50 Other 192 16 686 183 27 20 Students Generated Elementary 0 34 18 66 37 14 10 Middle 0 17 10 30 19 8 6 High 0 20 12 31 23 10 7 Note: Information provided by Chapel Hill-Ca-rboro City Schools The SAPFO and the Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) include a provision that all CAPS issued shall automatically expire upon the expiration of the plat, site plan, or permit approval. Please note, the student generation numbers do not match actual enrollment since SAPFO and CAPS only capture new housing. Actual enrollment is also a product of new families moving into existing housing stock which SAPFO cannot regulate. Also, the student generation data does not include existing lots of record that were not subdivided, as the development of single-family housing on existing lots of record are not required to receive CAPS approval Unused CAPS- Currently, there is no mechanism within the SAPFO or the MOUs for tracking CAPS once issued. The process, as included in the ordinance and MOUs, assumes that residential developments issued CAPS are either developed and the students generated are captured in the membership data reported annually in November or the CAPS have expired with the permit or plan. Additionally, the SAPFO specifically prohibits the selling or trading of unused CAPS, unless transferred with the land/project to which the CAPS were issued. The ordinance states, "A CAPS attaches to the land in the same way that development permission attaches to the land. A CAPS may be transferred along with other interests in the property with respect to which such CAPS is issued, but may not be severed or transferred separately." All jurisdictions party to the SAPFO and MOUs have added the same language to their land use regulations, following the model ordinance approved with SAPFO. No jurisdiction permits the selling or trading of CAPS outside of the transfer of the land to which the CAPS were issued.