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96 <br /> ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS <br /> CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO BOARD OF EDUCATION <br /> ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION <br /> Capital Needs Work Group <br /> June 15, 2022 <br /> Meeting—8:30-10am <br /> Due to current public health concerns, the Capital Needs Work Group is conducting a Virtual <br /> Meeting on June 15, 2022. Members of the Group will be participating in the meeting remotely. <br /> 1. Welcome—Commissioner Jean Hamilton, Chair of Work Group <br /> Attendees: Bonnie Hauser, Jonathan Scott, Jean Hamilton, Gary Donaldson, Rani Dasi, <br /> Perdita Holtz, Travis Myren, Greg Wilder, Patrick Abele, Rhonda Rath, Renee Price, <br /> Andre Stewart, Eric Allen, Carrie Doyle, Kirk Vaughn, Steve Arndt, Dr. Nyah Hamlett, <br /> Dr. Monique Felder <br /> 2. Orange County Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance (SAPFO) <br /> Discussion—Orange County Planning and Inspections <br /> a. Perdita Holtz from OC Planning and Inspections shared a <br /> presentation explaining the purpose, administration, and history <br /> of SAPFO <br /> b. Patrick Abele <br /> i. For OCS, Mebane is not a participant of the SAPFO <br /> process or MOUs and OCS is facing a tremendous <br /> amount of growth from the part of the county — those <br /> students aren't considered until they come to school <br /> 1. There are other mechanisms the schools are <br /> having to use in addition to SAPFO <br /> 2. OCS approved spot ordinances for some new <br /> developments in that part of the county — will <br /> have to update GIS maps, etc. since advertised as <br /> districted in OC <br /> a. Send updates to new Planning Director, <br /> Perdita, and Brian Carson <br /> 3. Travis — we've had discussions with Mebane to <br /> be a part of SAPFO—they are reluctant to be tied <br /> to the CAPS process but send us their numbers <br /> a. If capacity didn't exist in district, <br /> wouldn't approve the development <br /> 4. Jean— would be helpful to put the Mebane data <br /> into our model so we know ahead of time what's <br /> happening and when we need to build new <br />