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As Presented to the Chapel Hill Town Council, <br />June 23, 2003, continued to June 25, 2003 <br />Section 1 of this Memorandum then the School District shall issue the <br />CAPS. If the School District determines that the projected capacity of <br />each school level is not sufficient to accommodate the proposed <br />development without exceeding the building capacity levels set forth in <br />Section 1, then the School District shall deny the CAPS. If a CAPS is <br />denied, the applicant may seek approval from the appropriate planning <br />jurisdiction of such modifications to the development as will allow for the <br />issuance of a CAPS, and then reapply for a CAPS. <br />For the period of time beginning the effective date of the ordinances <br />referred to in Section 2 of this MOU and terminating on the day on which <br />the third high school within the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District <br />is first attended by high school students, the determination by the Chapel <br />Hill-Carrboro City School District that adequate service levels for public <br />schools exist shall be made without regard to whether or not school <br />membership within the High School level exceeds 110% of Building <br />Capacity. On and after the day on which the third high school within the <br />Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District is first attended by high school <br />students, determination by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School District <br />that adequate service levels for public schools exist shall be made only if <br />school membership within each school level does not exceed the <br />following: <br />This the day of <br />SEAL <br />Attest: <br />Town Clerk <br />SEAL <br />Attest: <br />Elementary School 105% of Building Capacity <br />Middle School 107% of Building Capacity <br />High School 110% of Building Capacity <br />20_ <br />By: <br />TOWN OF CARRBORO <br />Mayor <br />TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL <br />Mayor <br />By: <br />Town Clerk <br />