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3/4/2004
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8d
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Minutes - 20040304
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\Board of County Commissioners\Minutes - Approved\2000's\2004
ORD-2004-008 - Budget Amendment #9
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\Board of County Commissioners\Ordinances\Ordinance 2000-2009\2004
ORD-2004-009 - High School #3 CHCCS Capital Project Ordinance
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\Board of County Commissioners\Ordinances\Ordinance 2000-2009\2004
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I <br />be available for additional high school space through the 2007-08 planning <br />period far the issuance of bonds and alternative financing, This total will need to <br />accommodate any site acquisition, construction, or ancillary expenditures (e. g, <br />mobile classrooms) for high school space that are not covered by CHCCS pay- <br />as-you-go capital funding.. We acknowledge the extremely tight timeframe <br />involved in a proposed opening of a third high school for the 2005-06 academic <br />year, and that such a target will be difficult if not impossible to achieve, <br />2. We recognize that CHCCS did not submit a formal request that the Chapel Hill <br />Urban Services Boundary be moved, Therefore we decided not to take a formal <br />position on such a request at our November 6 meeting. We did attempt to <br />communicate the pitfalls of such an action and the delays that would result, We <br />also commended the issue of water/sewer and urban service boundaries to the <br />School Facilities Task Force for incorporation into school construction/siting <br />standards. <br />3, We do not anticipate that there will be additional capital funds available to deal <br />with a potential Lincoln Center remodeling/expansion before 2007-08, However, <br />assuming the construction of a new 1000 student high school in CHCCS before <br />then, there should be time for our two boards to consider possible timing and <br />sources of additional capital funds beyond that point, <br />4, The BOCC will work with the school board to develop plans for a new central <br />office facility consistent with the procedures laid out in the November 2000 <br />"Policy on Planning and Funding School Capital Projects". <br />The BOCC agrees that the reallocation of 2001 bond funds from Elementary #10 <br />to High School #3 requires the commitment of the BOCC to approve alternative <br />financing for Elementary #10 in a manner that allows for timely construction of <br />that facility at the Old 86/Eubanks Road site. That timing will be determined <br />based on the working of student projection models that will be updated and <br />monitored annually through the SAPFO process, In the interest of keeping faith <br />with voters who understood that the November 2001 bond referendum included <br />fimding for two new elementary schools, any formal action to reallocate 2001 <br />band proceeds to High School #3 should come after a public hearing is <br />conducted on the matter, Possible sources to pay the debt service on <br />Elementary #10 include impact fees, CHCCS PAYG funds, CHCCS district tax <br />proceeds, Countywide ad valorem tax proceeds, or same combination of these <br />mechanisms. County Commissioners must be fully engaged in any discussions <br />that may ensue about class size reduction (whether generated locally or at the <br />State level), as we will bear the financial responsibility for the capital facility <br />implications that would be forthcoming from any such reductions, <br />
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