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2 <br />allocations) that were used to pay for additional costs of land acquisition for the project. There <br />is an additional $300,000 in alternative financing contemplated, assuming that CHCCS <br />accomplishes additional smart growth initiatives related to sidewalks, pedestrian and bicycle <br />access, or related improvements. With the $4 3 million reallocation approved by the BOCC, the <br />total project budget funded by County appropriations would increase to $35,442,000. <br />The scope, structure, and budget of the High School #3 project have to this point been <br />governed by an interlocal agreement between Orange County and CHCCS that was originally <br />approved in June 2003. Several changes in the cost and anticipated funding stream for the <br />project have taken place during the past two years that would necessitate amendments to the <br />interlocal agreement and its addenda. As an alternative, and in consultation with the Chair and <br />Vice Chair, the Manager recommends that the BOCC consider proposing to the Board of <br />Education that the interlocal agreement be superseded. Instead, the scope, structure, and <br />budget for the High School #3 project -including the previously agreed upon smart growth <br />provisions -would be governed hereafter by the attached capital project ordinance (or any <br />approved revisions thereto) for the life of that construction project. <br />If the BOCC approves the accompanying capital project ordinance, it will signal the Board's <br />commitment to provide $35,442,000 in County appropriated funding for the third high school <br />project (CHCCS has identified an additional $500,000 in non-County appropriated funds that it <br />intends to budget for the construction project). The Board of Education is tentatively scheduled <br />to approve the revised project budget and award construction bids at its meeting on June 16, <br />2005. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: The table below reflects the revised anticipated funding stream for' the <br />High School #3 construction project. The attached capital project ordinance incorporates these <br />revenues and would appropriate the funds needed by CHCCS to award the HS #3 construction <br />contracts. <br />2001 Bnnd Funds on mall earmarked for CHCCS Elementa #10 $12,800,000 <br />Alternative Financing (not related to Smart Growth; originally earmarked far <br />renovations to older school facilities, as identified during the 2001 Capital Needs <br />Adviso Task Force rocess <br />2,500,000 <br />Alternative Financin related fo Smart Growth 1,900,000 <br />Pendin Alternative Financin related to Smart Growth 300,000 <br />Alternative Financin redirected from Elementa #10 4,300,000 <br />Accumulated Im act Fees collected riorto interlocal a reementado fion 6,100,000 <br />"Future" Im act Fees collected since interlocal a reementado fion 3,200,000 <br />Pay-As-You-Go (cash paid from accumulated impact fees for additional land <br />costs associated with Glover property, to be repaid from future CHCCS PAYG <br />allocations <br /> <br />1,142,000 <br />Pay-As-You-Go (in accordance with Option 2 of 60-40 capital funding policy,• to <br />re lace Future Im act Fees earmarked for construction 3,200,000 <br />Total BOCC A ro rioted Fundin for Hi h School #3 $35,442,000 <br />NCDOT Funds 50,000 <br />Sales Tax Reimbursements 450,000 <br />Total Fundin Earmarked for Hi h School #3 $35,942,000 <br />RECOMMENDATION(S): The Manager recommends that the Board of County Commissioners <br />approve the accompanying capital project ordinance. <br />