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♦ Chapter Fifteen Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance <br />Variable M <br />CAC Current Available Capacity, in student enrollment. <br />FAC Future Available Capacity, in student enrollment. <br />EC 110% of Existing Capacity, in enrollment, for elementary, <br />middle and high schools within the high school feeder area. The <br />capacity of school facilities shall be computed in accordance <br />with the North Carolina Public Schools, Facilities Guidelines <br />(January 1997), "Class Sizes and Teacher Allotments," This <br />document is hereby incorporated by this reference and made a <br />art of this Ordinance. <br />PC Planned Capacity, in enrollment, for funded but unbuilt <br />elementary, middle and high schools within the high school <br />feeder area based upon the applicable School District 15 Year <br />Facilities Plan, more specifically the Critical Project List, which <br />are incorporated by this reference. <br />PC2 PC (Planned Capacity), as defined above, based on the first two <br />(2) years of the School District 15 Year Facilities Plan Critical <br />Project List. <br />PCs PC (Planned Capacity), as defined above, based on the first five <br />(5) years of the School District 15 Year Facilities Plan Critical <br />Project List. <br />E Current enrollment based upon the most recent enrollment <br />counts per monthly membership report as provided by the <br />School District Staff <br />C Enrollment generated by all Committed Development within <br />the high school feeder area <br />3. If current available capacity is equal to or greater than zero (0) (Formula #1 of <br />subsection 1, above), and adequate capacity exists to accommodate the enrollment <br />projected to be generated by the proposed development, school facilities are adequate. <br />If current available capacity for any school type is a negative number, adequate capacity <br />does not currently exist to accommodate the enrollment projected to be generated by <br />the proposed development. <br />4. If current available capacity is inadequate, Formula #2, above, is applied (two (2) years <br />of planned capacity). If future available capacity is equal to or greater than the <br />projected enrollment that will be produced by the proposed development for all school <br />types, the development may be approved with conditions related to phasing or <br />mitigation, and the applicant shall be permitted to proceed through the development <br />approval process. <br />Adopted 8/20/2007 17 <br />Cabarrus County Revisions 4/10/2008 <br />Amended 5/19/2008 <br />Attachment number 1 <br />G -2 Page 206 <br />