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5/3/2000
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F. Adopt an Open Facilities Policy <br />G. Keep existing payments-in-lieu of recreation programs but explore other options <br />H. Address, existing parkland deficit :(645 acres now, 1265 acres by 2025) <br />I. Begin proactive land banking, using the current $3 million parkland bond and plan for a new <br />parks/open space bond of $$ million, or mare. <br />With consideration of the Chapel Hill Town', Council completed on April 10, all of the advisory <br />and elected boards have considered the report. The Town of Carrboro has adopted the Open <br />Facilities Policy resolution (attached), and has proposed ways to address the resolution that <br />could create the Inter-Jurisdictional "Parks Council".,The Town of Hillsborough did not take any <br />action at their review, but is scheduled to consider both resolutions in the near future. The <br />Chapel Hill Town Council adopted the Open Facilities Policy and agreed to recommendations <br />C, D, E, F -and I above. The Council also indicated agreement with the concept of a Parks work <br />group, calling for further discussion of the concept and asking that equity issues raised in their <br />staff report be reviewed. <br />The BOCC Open Space Task Farce met on April 4 and April 11 to discuss the Parks Council <br />and other issues raised during the review of the Master Recreation and Parks Work Group <br />report, and has prepared a report to address these concerns. The report includes an alternate <br />resolution to reconfigure the Parks Council into an Intergovernmental Parks Work Group, and <br />revises the MRP report recommendations accordingly (please see attached)'. Please. note that. <br />the Executive Summary a~th_e JMRP resort included with this agenda has. not been revised in <br />this fashion. <br />Prior to consideration of the Joint Master Recreation and Parks Work Group report, the Board <br />has taken several actions relevant to parks planning, including adoption of parkland criteria and <br />the Lands Legacy program. A Memorandum of Agreement has also been developed by the <br />Schools and Land Use Councils regarding co=location of facilities. <br />FINANCIAL IMPACT: There is no financial impact associated with the report or the two <br />resolutions. A proactive land-banking program through the Lands Legacy Program would <br />involve use of the existing park bond money and other funding sources to be identified (possibly <br />including the School/Park Reserve and the Recreation Payment-in-Lieu funds). <br />RECOMMENDATION(S~: The Manager recommends that the Board adopt the Open Facilities <br />Policy resolution and the report of the BOCC Open Space Task Force, including: <br />1. The resolution ~r fiorming an Intergovernmental Parks Work Group, and <br />2. The revised ' report recommendations consistent with this resolution. <br />Consistent with the Open Space Task Force report, the Manager would propose to convene a <br />meeting with the other managers to further facilitate the process of resolving issues raised by <br />the Towns on capital funding and other issues. <br />Finally, the Manager recommends that the Board consider placing unresolved issues on the <br />October 30, 2000 Assembly of Governments meeting. At this meeting, the Managers' would <br />report on the planning and funding issues, including coordinated capital funding through <br />synchronized CIP's and a proactive approach to future (FY 2001-2002 and beyond) parks land- <br />banking through the Lands Legacy program. <br />
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