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HomeMy WebLinkAboutC.054.93011_1511 (2)------------------------------------------------CONSENT AGENDA ------------------------------------------- MOTIOiq by Commissioner Tice to approve the following five (5) consent agenda items. VOTING: Ayes — 5; Nays — 0. (All items were explained during the briefing session.) 1. Request from the Iredell-Statesville Board of Education for Approval of a Predevelopment Agreement with First Choice Public -Private Partners (Moseley Architects & English Construction Company) for Presbyterian Road Elementary: Superintendent Dr. Terry Holliday said new legislation allowed predevelopment agreements for new schools as long as they received approval by the Local Government Commission. He said to his knowledge, Iredell and Cumberland were the only counties ready to pursue this type of public-private partnership. Holliday said the Moseley Architectural firm would use a previously used building design prototype to bid out a facility to house 950 students. He said if there were changes in the law the payments would be locked -in, but if a lower interest rate could be found, a refinancing was permissible. 2. Request for Approval of the March 2007 Refunds and Releases: County Manager Joel Mashburn advised that Tax Administrator Bill Doolittle had presented the following refunds and releases for approval. MARCH 2007 TAX RELEASES & REFUNDS Releases Refunds County $14,416.54 $2,008.60 Solid Waste Fees 390.00 0 East Alexander Co. Fire #1 2.37 0 Shepherd's Fire # 2 96.43 0 Mount Mourne Fire # 3 132.39 133.88 All County Fire # 4 622.20 38.93 Statesville City 1,551.12 0 Statesville Downtown 0 0 Mooresville Town 4,046.32 109.61 Mooresville Downtown 0 0 Mooresville School 671.78 30.20 Love Valley 0 0 Harmony 0 0 Troutman 196.71 0 Total $22,125.86 $2,321.22 A complete list, of the individual tax releases and refunds, is hereby incorporated into the minutes by reference. 3. Request for Approval of a Letter Advising of Opposition to Senate Bill 1492 (Solid Waste Management Act of 2007) as Proposed by the NC Dept. of Environment & Natural Resources (DENR): Solid Waste Director Lambert said Senate Bill 1492 and House Bill 1233, if approved by the legislature, would have serious adverse effects on the landfill operation, and he requested that a letter of opposition be sent to the county's legislative delegation. He said the legislation came after a year-long moratorium on landfills, and the new law would make it cost prohibitive for counties to operate enterprise facilities which would only leave mega -landfills. Lambert said DENR was proposing a $2 per ton surcharge on the solid waste disposal tipping fee for landfills/transfer stations, and this would impose an additional burden on the county's citizens. 4. Request for the Staff to Send a Letter to the Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) Advising that Iredell County was not Interested in Participating in a Project to Extend Commuter Rail Service to Mount Mourne: The staff will draft this letter as requested. (See briefing minutes for additional information.) 5. Request for Approval of the April 2 & April 3, 2007 Minutes -------------------------------------------END OF CONSENT AGENDA ---------------------------------- IVA