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♦ Chapter Fifteen Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance appropriate jurisdiction, the applicant shall enter into a Public Facilities Mitigation Agreement with the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners for the project. 3. Decision The Reviewing Agency's decision must include the following, based upon the application and evidence in the record: • the number of dwelling units proposed by the Applicant, by type, for each Public Facility; • the phasing of the proposed development, if applicable; • the specific Public Facilities impacted by the proposed development; • the extent of the impact of the proposed development in the applicable Impact Areas; • the Capacity of existing Public Facilities in the Impact Areas that will be impacted by the proposed development; • the demand on existing Public Facilities in the Impact Areas from existing and approved development; • the availability of Existing Capacity to accommodate the proposed development; and • if Existing Capacity is not available, Planned Capacity and the year in which such Planned Capacity is projected to be available. 4. Duration of Reservation of Capacity Once the applicant has submitted an application for a Reservation of Capacity and said application is reviewed, if the Reservation of Capacity Certificate is approved, said Certificate shall be valid for a period of 12 months from date of issue by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. In the event that a Reservation of Capacity of Certificate expires, the applicant shall begin the process again and shall be subject to any ordinances, regulations, policies or resolutions in place at that time. 5. Extensions for Reservation of Capacity Certificate No extensions shall be granted for a Reservation of Capacity Certificate that has been issued by the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners. 6. Public Facilities Mitigation Agreement. Applicant shall enter into a Public Facilities Mitigation Agreement with the Cabarrus County Board of Commissioners once a Development Order has been granted from the appropriate jurisdiction. Said Public Facilities Mitigation Agreement shall identify and incorporate the terms of the approved Reservation of Capacity Certificate. a) The Public Facilities Mitigation Agreement is a regulatory document containing specific conditions of development approval as defined in the Reservation of Capacity Certificate and designed to implement the Adopted 8/20/2007 10 Cabarrus County Revisions 4/10/2008 Amended 5/19/2008 Attachment number 1 G -2 Page 199