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The process for these projects would be addressed through upcoming "Process <br /> for Joint County/Town Parks and Open Space Projects" under review by IP Work <br /> Group, and by specific project processes. <br /> Southern Park <br /> 1. Complete discussions with Town of Chapel Hill about proposal for process. <br /> 2. Complete discussions with Chatham County about participation <br /> 3. Complete CIP deliberations to determine funding stream <br /> 4. Review and approve Conceptual Plan <br /> 5. Create Park Planning Group (or like mechanism after reviewing IP Work <br /> Group recommendation and Town of Chapel Hill proposal) with Town of <br /> Chapel Hill to make key decisions about park <br /> 6. Review and adopt Park Planning Group recommendations <br /> 7. Construct park accordingly <br /> Homestead Aquatics Center <br /> 1. Complete CIP deliberations to determine funding stream <br /> 2. Create Project Planning Group (or like mechanism after reviewing IP Work <br /> Group recommendation and Town of Chapel Hill proposal) with Town of <br /> Chapel Hill to make key decisions about project <br /> 3. Review design and construction plans <br /> 4. Review and adopt Facility Planning Group recommendations <br /> 5. Release funds—facility constructed accordingly <br /> Smith Middle Park <br /> 1. County/Carrboro/CHCCS meeting needed to decide lead entity to take project <br /> through Carrboro Conditional Use Permit modification (assumption has been <br /> CHCCS) <br /> 2. Lighting plan to be developed by lighting professional and other permit <br /> requirements developed for Carrboro-to consider CUP modification. <br /> 3. Once lighting plan developed, CUP modification goes to Carrboro public <br /> hearing ($500 application fee — to be waived??)) and Board of Aldermen <br /> approve modification <br /> 4. Review site plan and authorize release of funds for bleachers and lighting at <br /> the playing fields <br /> Joint Town/County Open Space <br /> 1. Receive a report from the InterGovemmental Parks Work Group regarding <br /> status of greenways projects in Chapel Hill and Carrboro and potential use of <br /> funds <br />