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11 <br /> 1 Chair Jacobs said that everyone should incorporate the SAP into their thinking of the <br /> 2 Greene Tract, and they can have this discussion in their individual joint meetings with the towns. <br /> 3 He said that most of the work has been done. <br /> 4 Mayor Chilton said that Carrboro is only a 14% stakeholder from a real estate point of <br /> 5 view and it is in Chapel Hill's planning jurisdiction. He said that he is optimistic that the <br /> 6 conversations in March between Orange County and Chapel Hill will be fruitful. He said that the <br /> 7 call from 10 years ago when this was last under discussion was that the affordable housing <br /> 8 component of all of this was of particular concern of the Board of Aldermen. He does not see <br /> 9 why this would be different today than it was then. He said that the Board of Aldermen remains <br /> 10 keenly interested in this. <br /> 11 <br /> 12 4.1 County Update on the Capital Investment Needs for Schools and School Sites <br /> 13 Based on the School Districts Student Enrollment Projections and Schools Adequate <br /> 14 Public Facilities Ordinance <br /> 15 Chair Jacobs said that Superintendent Rhodes from OCS was in attendance. <br /> 16 Paul Laughton from Finance and Administrative Services said that Clarence Grier is <br /> 17 under the weather tonight, so he was filling in. He said that the County has several capital <br /> 18 needs — Emergency Services, expansion of Southern Human Services Center, construction of <br /> 19 new jail, and future park development. This item is focused on school capital needs for both <br /> 20 systems based on student enrollment projections and the Schools Adequate Public Facilities <br /> 21 Ordinance (SAPFO). He made reference to Attachment B, which has a summary of the CIP for <br /> 22 schools (blue sheet). <br /> 23 Council Member Harrison left at PM. <br /> 24 Planning Director Craig Benedict summarized Attachment A (School Level of Service (LOS), <br /> 25 Capacity, Membership, and Membership Increases). He explained the level of service figures. <br /> 26 Chair Jacobs noted that when the State mandated reduced class sizes it also took away <br /> 27 school construction money from the County. He commended Commissioner Gordon for <br /> 28 working so hard on SAPFO. <br /> 29 Commissioner Gordon said that Attachment A is a snapshot and it gives information <br /> 30 showing when schools are needed. She said that if you look at 2012-13 for CHCCS, there is a <br /> 31 school needed because the school capacity went over 105%. <br /> 32 Council Member Pease said that Chapel Hill Town Council has been shown plans for <br /> 33 growth in Chapel Hill. He asked if there was any commonality between all the different bodies <br /> 34 that are doing growth projections and if there is any agreement about what growth is going to <br /> 35 look like. <br /> 36 Craig Benedict said that there have been similar questions about the growth that will <br /> 37 occur countywide. The projections are based on history. <br /> 38 Mayor Chilton asked when an elementary school would be needed in OCS, based on <br /> 39 the model. Craig Benedict said that it would be 2020-21 . However, there is a substantial <br /> 40 amount of growth occurring on the Orange County side of Mebane. If these children begin <br /> 41 showing up in the schools, this will affect the future projections. <br /> 42 Mayor Chilton said that there is a constant demand for new schools in CHCCS and there <br /> 43 is a much slower pace of demand for additional schools in OCS. He said that there is a lot of <br /> 44 unused space at the middle school level in OCS. <br /> 45 Council Member Ward asked about legal challenges to SAPFO and whether there is <br /> 46 anything on the horizon from the legislature. <br /> 47 Chair Jacobs said that the County has never invoked the CAPS that would prevent <br /> 48 development from continuing under SAPFO. <br /> 49 Orange County Staff Attorney Jennifer Galassi said that this is something County <br /> 50 Attorney John Roberts has spoken to the Board of County Commissioners about. There is a <br />
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