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Minutes - 20040623
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ORD-2004-100 - Capital Project Ordinance - Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools High School #3
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ORD-2004-101 - High School #3 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Capital Project Ordinance
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(D <br />MEMORANDUM <br />TO: Neil Pedersen, Superintendent, CHCCS <br />FROM: Iolm LitIle, County Manager <br />DATE: June 3, 2004 <br />RE: Appropriation of Funds for Third High School Site <br />hi response to your.Iune 2 memo on this subject, let me offer two scenazios for your consideration <br />regarding the appropriation of additional funds for land acquisition for the third high school. <br />The first scenario that I thit>Ic would be acceptable to the County Cotmnissioners would be the <br />redirection to high school land acquisition of a portion of 2004-OS pay-as-you-go funds from some of <br />the projects mentioned in the CHCCS proposed 2004-14 CII', I understand the view expressed in your <br />memo yesterday that such an approach would lead to significant conshaints on capital improvements <br />that could be made next year, especially since a substantial portion of 2004-OS capital funds are already <br />conunitted to mobile classrooms.. That said, the attached table outlines an approach that County staff <br />could pursue with your staff to use 2004-OS pay-as-you-go funds for the additional cost of the Glover <br />property. <br />The second scenario that I thitilc would be consistent with the provisions of the interlocal agreement <br />regarding the third high school would involve the appropriation of accumulated school impact fees. <br />The base project budget of $27.8 million ineludedplazmed appropriations of $6.1 million in impact <br />fees that had already been received through fiscal year 2002-0.3. Of that amount, $2,038,700 has <br />already been appropriated through the High School #3 Capital Project Ordinance to address land <br />acquisition and professional design fees. That leaves a balance of over $4 million in previously <br />accumulated impact fees that is available "in the barilc" and ready to be appropriated. We view these <br />impact fees as apay-as-you-go revenue source. An appropriation of $1,142,000 of these funds that are <br />already on hand will also not adversely affect the County's operational cash flow. The use of <br />accumulated impact fees now could be made up to the project budget later tluough your suggested <br />designation of a portion of CHCCS's designated 2006-07 and 2007-08 pay-as-you-go fiords. <br />Under either of these scenarios, I am prepared to reconunend to the Board of County Conunissioners <br />that they adopt at their .June 23 meeting an updated capital prgject ordinance for High School #3 that <br />would appropriate the additional fiords you have cited as needed to complete the acquisition of the <br />Glover property. Please let me loiow how your Board prefers to proceed. <br />cc: Orange County Board of Conunissioners <br />Rod Visser, Assistant County Manager <br />Dotma Dean, Budget Director <br />Ken Chavious, Finance Director <br />Geof Gledhill, County Attorney <br />
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