PROPOSED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT OPTIONS CONCERNING WEST ORANGE COUNTY RELIEF HIGH SCHOOL Orange County Board of County Commissioners April 7, 2015

Nov. 5, 2013 – BCC Denied OCPS’s Special Exception Application for Relief High School in West Orange County Dec As a result, School Board filed Two Court Cases Against Orange County Dec Three-Step Intergovernmental April 2014Conflict Resolution Process Under Ch. 164, Fla. Stat., Concluding with Mediation April Mediated Settlement Agreement rejected by 4-3 vote of BCC BACKGROUND 2

Proposed Settlement Agreements 3 District 1School Board – ASchool Board - B LIGHTING - FIELDS Residential style around perimeter of practice fields. 40’ max, lights out 8:00pm Lighting not installed around perimeter of practice field. Use advance lighting technology. No ‘lights out’ timeSame as District 1 LIGHTING - PARKING Publix style, Max 30’, Comply with OC exterior lighting ordinance, including cut-off lighting requirementsSame as District 1 WALL 8’ precast concrete wall with columns along north and east property linesSame as District 1 Changes wall to 6’ high vinyl fence along north and east property lines FENCING 6’ decorative aluminum along CR 535. Black vinyl chain-link fence around storm-water retention areaSame as District 1 PORTABLESN/A ARCHITECTURAL STYLE Substantially similar to Sun Ridge Middle School incorporated on building facadesSame as District 1 LANDSCAPE Canopy buffer trees along sides of retention area – east and north property linesSame as District 1 OCPS COST – ARCHITECTURAL LANDSCAPE3 Million2.5 Million STUDENT CAPACITY2,500Same as District 12,776 BELLSSubduedSame as District 1 STADIUMOffsite – Dorman PropertyOnsiteOffsite – Dorman Property COUNTY CONTRIBUTIONUp to 2.5 MillionN/ASame as District 1 STADIUM MAINTENANCE/USA GE50-50 splitN/ASame as District 1 West Orange Relief High School Settlement Proposals

Proposed Settlement Agreements Common Elements of Each Settlement Proposal OCPS is not Required to Accept any other Conditions or Restrictions on its Special Exception Application OCPS Consents to Amendments to County’s Comprehensive Plan and School Siting Ordinance Prohibiting Any Other High Schools in Rural Settlements ● Parties Agree to Work to Develop a Policy on OCPS’s Purchase of Land for Future School Sites 4

Proposed Settlement Agreements Common Elements of Each Settlement Proposal (cont.) Approval of Settlement Proposal by Both Parties will Require BZA and BCC Public Hearings on OCPS’s Application with Additional Conditions and Restrictions Decision by BCC to Approve a Settlement Proposal is Not a Decision to Approve OCPS’s Application at Subsequent Public Hearing 5

Proposed Settlement Agreements Common Elements of Each Settlement Proposal (cont.) If BCC and School Board Do Not Approve Settlement Agreement, Litigation Continues Also if Both Parties Approve Settlement Agreement, but BCC Does Not Approve OCPS’s Application at Subsequent Public Hearing, Litigation Resumes If Both Parties Approve Settlement Agreement, and BCC Later Approves Application at Subsequent Public Hearing with Additional Conditions and Restrictions, Litigation between School Board and County Ends 6

Recommended Action Adopt a Settlement Agreement 7

PROPOSED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT OPTIONS CONCERNING WEST ORANGE COUNTY RELIEF HIGH SCHOOL Orange County Board of County Commissioners April 7, 2015