Agenda - 04-06-2021; 6-a - Interlocal Agreement Regarding the Current and Future Use of the Jointly Owned Greene Tract

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15 Next Steps Implementation Strategy — Ongoing ■ Staff work group has commenced work on an implementation strategy which includes the following steps: ■ Determining preservation and development goals ■ Re-initiate discussions regarding land use type and location, density, affordable housing, and infrastructure ■ Creating a framework for a future development plan ■ Developing a community outreach plan ■ Site analysis of the proposed elementary school site (led by Chapel Hill — Carrboro City Schools) Community Outreach — Ongoing ■ Over the last couple of months, the MMC discussed various options to present the Greene Tract Environmental Assessment and review the next steps with the community. ■ Due to concerns with public safety and equitable access, the MMC decided to delay in-person and/or virtual public meetings or outreach at this time and agreed to: ■ Revisit in late summer to determine how to proceed ■ Develop a public engagement timeline once community outreach resumes ■ Planning staff is proceeding with the drafting of a virtual webinar in order to present the findings of the Greene Tract Environmental Assessment to the public and Board members. ■ Webinars will be made available on all three local governments' webpages. ■ Listening sessions and other options to make the webinars accessible to the community will be explored. Joint Resolution — Winter 2021 ■ Following approval of the ILA and community outreach, staff will initiate the drafting of a joint resolution for adoption. ■ Resolution for recombination of the Greene Tract to include: ■ New County-owned Headwaters Preserve area (60 acres), ■ Joint-owned preserve area (approximately 22 acres), and ■ Development area, which will contain the elementary school and recreational site (approximately 82 acres). • Recombination survey will be presented to all three local governments for approval.