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3 <br />current fire district into the affected neighborhoods for a period of five (5) years with a 15 -cent <br />tax levy per one - hundred dollar valuation of real and personal property. <br />The North Chatham Fire Chief has indicated that he is willing to recommend to the North <br />Chatham Board of Directors that the 112 homeowners from Attachment 1 would be better <br />served by the Town of Chapel Hill. With a property tax increase from 5 cents to 8.8 cents and a <br />reduction of property covered by the district, the net impact for the new North Chatham Fire <br />Insurance District is a revenue increase of $31,441 from $213,325 to $244,766. <br />The North Chatham Fire Department provides fire service for both the Damascus and Southern <br />Triangle Fire Districts. Attachment 5 is the proposed New Southern Triangle Fire District. Both <br />the Damascus and New Southern Triangle Fire District make up the New North Chatham Fire <br />Insurance District (Attachment 4). <br />Greater Chapel Hill Fire Service District <br />Attachment 3 is a map of the proposed new Greater Chapel Hill Fire Insurance District that <br />includes not only the area proposed to be deleted from South Orange, but also 112 <br />homeowners from Attachment 1 and additional properties included in the Southern Triangle Fire <br />District that are served by hydrants. With a proposed property tax increase from 7.5 cents to 15 <br />cents and additional property covered by the district, the net impact for the new North Chatham <br />Fire Insurance District is a revenue increase of $276,025 from $1,706 to $277,731. <br />At its November 13, 2012 work session, the Board reviewed information regarding the <br />possibility of establishing three (3) new Fire Service Districts and instructed staff to proceed with <br />the steps necessary to establish the new Fire Service Districts. Listed below are actions taken <br />to date concerning the possible creation of three (3) new Fire Service Districts: <br />• On December 3, 2012, Orange County petitioned the Town of Chapel Hill to consider <br />modifications to the existing Greater Chapel Hill Fire Insurance District as discussed <br />in the background. <br />• On December 4, 2012 the Carrboro Board of Alderman Town voted to approve a <br />resolution to modify the existing South Orange Fire Insurance District. The revised <br />South Orange Insurance District will not include the donut hole in gray on Attachment <br />2 and the Town will continue to contract to provide fire protection to the proposed new <br />Fire Insurance District (see Attachment 3), with a new fire tax rate of 10 cents per <br />$100 of real and person property value. <br />• On January 14, 2013 the Chapel Hill Town Council voted unanimously not to provide <br />Fire Protection for a proposed Greater Chapel Hill Fire Service and requested Orange <br />County Government's assistance in encouraging the residents of the proposed <br />Chapel Hill Fire Service District to seek annexation into the Town of Chapel Hill. <br />• On February 11, 2013 the Chapel Hill Town Council again considered the County <br />petition to the Town to consider modifications to the existing Greater Chapel Hill Fire <br />Insurance District as discussed above. Several members of the Town Council still <br />considered annexation as the preferred method of providing fire protection and all <br />other Town services to these residents. There was discussion about the 15 -cent rate <br />being the maximum rate allowed and the Town Council discussed how the tax rate <br />could be increased. The Chapel Hill Town Council voted unanimously to enter into a <br />service agreement to extend the Town's current fire district into the affected <br />
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