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20 <br /> Attachment 3 if the BOCC desires to adopt the additional language proposed by <br /> Northwood Ravin for projects containing 4-98 90 or more dwelling units and place an outer limit <br /> on issuance of a Certificate of Compliance of December 31, 2020. <br /> VOTE: Ayes, 5 (Chair Dorosin, Commissioner McKee, Commissioner Burroughs, <br /> Commissioner Price, Commissioner Marcoplos); Nays, 2 (Commissioner Rich and <br /> Commissioner Jacobs) <br /> b. Town of Chapel Hill Fire Department Use Agreement For Emergency Medical <br /> Services Substation <br /> The Board considered approving the attached Town of Chapel Hill Use Agreement for <br /> the co-located Emergency Medical Services Substation; authorizing the County Manager to <br /> execute the Agreement; and authorizing the County Manager to direct the transfer of <br /> appropriated funds to the Town at the appropriate time in accordance with the Agreement. <br /> BACKGROUND: <br /> In 2014 the Chapel Hill Fire Chief approached the County's Emergency Services Director to <br /> discuss a partnership in the building of a new co-located Fire/Emergency Medical Services <br /> (EMS) station on the current site of Chapel Hill Fire Station #2 on Hamilton Road within the <br /> Glen Lennox Subdivision of Chapel Hill. The Orange County Board of Commissioners <br /> appropriated $500,000 in the FY2016-17 Capital Investment Plan to contribute to this co- <br /> located Fire/EMS Station. <br /> On February 8, 2016 the Chapel Hill Town Council agreed to prepare a process and costs for <br /> a Development Agreement for redevelopment of the proposed co-located station. The Chapel <br /> Hill Town Board authorized a final agreement transferring the Town's interests in the property <br /> at 1003 South Hamilton Road, consistent with the Memorandum of Understanding and <br /> consistent with a total Town monetary contribution of$1 million toward the Fire Station. <br /> Staff from Emergency Services, Asset Management Services, and the Manager's Office has <br /> met with the Chapel Hill Fire leadership to discuss and agree upon the terms of a co-location <br /> use agreement. The attached Town of Chapel Hill Fire Department Use Agreement For <br /> Emergency Medical Services Substation has been reviewed by all parties including the Town <br /> and County Attorneys. <br /> Kim Woodard recognized Chapel Hill Fire Chief Matt Sullivan and Deputy Chief Matt <br /> Lawrence. <br /> Kim Woodard made the following PowerPoint presentation: <br /> Hamilton Rd. Fire/EMS Station <br /> BOCC — Tryon Rd <br /> December 13, 2016 <br /> Purpose <br /> For the Board of Orange County Commissioners to: <br /> Approve the Town of Chapel Hill Use Agreement For the co-located Emergency Medical <br /> Services Substation; Authorize the County Manager to execute the Agreement; and Authorize <br /> the County Manager to direct the transfer of appropriated funds to the Town at the appropriate <br /> time in accordance with the Agreement. <br />