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2 School APFO implementation, and set forth talking points that focused BOCC discussion on several important decisions the Board must make regarding the elements of the School APFO to be enacted. Based on comment from the Board on October 2 and further written comment from Commissioner Gordon, Craig N. Benedict, the Planning Director, and Geoffrey Gledhill, County Attorney have made clarifications to the School APFO documents as underlined. In addition, as an attachment to this abstract, some responses to Commissioner Cordon's memo of October 2, 2000 to the BOCC are made. The BOCC may provide direction on any needed refinements to the draft ordinance and related interlocal memorandum of understanding (MOU), and then staff will transmit those documents to the school systems and towns for review, comment and possibly adoption later this year. County Planning Director Craig Benedict will be available to the municipal and school governing boards over the next few months for presentations. and/or to respond to questions about the proposed School APFO. Orange County can schedule the School APFO for public hearing on November 27, 2000 and adopt the ordinance thereafter in concert with the other districts and jurisdictions. FINANCIAL,IMPACT: The fiscal impact of the adoption and implementation of a School APFO has been explained to the degree that is possible at this time. There will be an inter- relationship between the School APFO and~the funds set aside in the County's annual 10 year Capital Investments Plan for school and County capital projects. The relationships are noted in the material attached to this abstract. RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board discuss the proposed ordinance and related memorandum of understanding, and transmit them to the school systems and municipalities for review, comment and possible adoption.