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ORD-2003-103 Schools Adequate Public Facilities Memorandum of Understanding and Ordinance
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6/26/2003
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appeals, mediation, and arbitration of potential future disputes between these two <br />bodies with regard to any aspect of school capital expenses. <br />Terms such as "smart-growth," "reduced parking," "reduced land disturbance," and <br />"deleterious aspects of the previously reviewed plan" have not been defined. The <br />interlocal agreement gives unilateral authority to the BOCC to determine if these <br />undefined criteria have been met. Clearly, this puts the BOE at the mercy of the <br />BOCC. It would be preferable if there could be agreement on objective targets in the <br />interlocal agreement for how these standards would be met. <br />The interlocal agreement does not stipulate from where the additional $2.2 million of <br />funding will come. It should stipulate that the $2.2. million will not come from <br />funding sources previously identified for the $27.8 million of funding or from the <br />CHCCS pay-as-you-go allocation. <br />Mr. McCormick, the Board Attorney, will bring back a new document with language <br />changes. Mr. McCormick will have a discussion with the County Attorney to find a <br />common ground. Mr. Scroggs will add the Carrboro document on Smart Growth. <br />Ms. Foushee asked the audience if there were any comments. There were none. <br />Sharing by Board Members and Superintendent: Mr. Pedersen reminded the Board about <br />the Summer School graduation on July 29 at 5:00 pm at ECHHS. Mr. Pedersen informed <br />the Board that the ABC information would be shared at a press conference tomorrow at <br />11:00 am at Lincoln Center. Ms. Faley and Mr. Didow stated they would be present. <br />On a motion by Ms. Rosenman, seconded by Ms. Faley the Board voted 6-0 to: <br />accept the resignations of the following: Susan Read, Stephen Messiter, Deanna <br />Bouyer, Dorothy Reams, Stacie Warren, Beryl Thorton, Barbara Harvey, Virginia <br />Barker, Jenean Abolins, Kimberly Staten, Daphne Montoya, Tong Li, Susan <br />Sutliff-Shipley, Ann Turek, Patricia Endsley, Marilyn Mohler, Deanne Zyromski, <br />Katherine Harsh, Amy Sparks, Becca Norris, Barbara Jaeger, Susan Shriver, Julie <br />Vazquez, and Michelle Nixon <br />accept that the employment of Carol Orringer, French teacher at Ephesus be <br />reduced to 50% at her request for the 2003-04 school year. <br />approve the resignation of Jean McGregor, program facilitator at Carrboro be <br />rescinded and Ms. McGregor be re-instated as program facilitator at Carrborro <br />and Rashkis. <br />approve Shawna Catlett, French teacher at Estes Hills will transfer to Ephesus for <br />the 2003-04 school year. <br />
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