Though let's think about the future now. What happens when APR 2 is released (currently we have APR 1, don't confuse with Apache 2.x). How do we ensure that several APR generations can co-exist under the same perl install?
In fact I think it's quite possible that at some point we will completely decouple perl-apr from modperl on the repository level (same as apr and apr-util are not part of the httpd-2.0 repository). So one will be able to download a source for perl-apr, and not build modperl at all if all they want is perl apr. Of course for this to happen we need more hands to do the work, and probably we shouldn't even start to do it now, instead spending all the resources to get mp2 out first.
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