Town Council
RM 110 | Council Chamber
Agenda — 40 items
- 1 In-Person Meeting Notification
- 2 ROLL CALL
- 3 OPENING
- 3 OTHER ATTENDEES
- 4 ANNOUNCEMENTS BY COUNCIL MEMBERS
- 5 PUBLIC COMMENT FOR ITEMS NOT ON PRINTED AGENDA AND PETITIONS FROM THE PUBLIC AND COUNCIL MEMBERS
- 5 0.01 Proclamation: Black Maternal Health Week.
- 6 CONSENT
- 1. Approve all Consent Agenda Items.
- 7 0.02 Mayor Anderson Regarding Traffic Alert This Saturday - Tar Heel Ten-Miler.
- 2. Approve the Miscellaneous Budget Ordinance Amendment to Adjust Various Fund Budgets for FY 2023-24.
- 8 0.03 Mayor Anderson Thank You To All Who Participated in Downtown Community Walks or Pop-Up Events.
- 3. Amend the Budget to Adjust the Stormwater Enterprise Fund
- 9 0.04 Mayor Anderson Regarding next Council Meeting.
- 4. Award a Contract for Fiscal Year 2023-24 Audit Services
- 10 0.05 Mayor Anderson Regarding Council Member McCullough's Birthday.
- 5. Authorize the Sale of Personal Property by Public Auction.
- 11 0.06 Council Member Miller-Foushee Regarding Northside Festival at the Jackson Center.
- 6. Authorize a Change by up to 10 Percent Over the Original Construction Contract Amount with Salisbury and Moore Construction, Inc for the Hargraves Park Tennis Courts Resurfacing Project.
- 7. Authorize the Town Manager to Negotiate and Execute a Construction Contract for the Homestead Aquatic Center HVAC Renovations Project.
- 13 0.07 Erin Riney Requests Resources For Affordable Housing.
- 8. Authorize the Town Manager to Negotiate and Execute a Sole-Source Contract to Purchase and Install Pool Liner Membrane System for AD Clark Outdoor Pool.
- 14 0.08 Elizabeth Steinberger and Clarence Andrews Requests Help with Flash Floods.
- 9. Authorize Town Manager to Apply for Energy Efficiency and Conservation Block Grant Funding to Support a Free Pilot E-Bikeshare Program.
- 15 0.09 Robert Dowling Requests Council Move Forward with HAB Recommendations.
- 10. Authorize the Manager to Execute an Easement on Town Property Located at 125 East Rosemary Street with Duke Energy to Provide Permanent Electrical Power to the Town’s Parking Deck.
- 16 0.10 Meredith Carter Requests Increase Pay and Support for TOCH Fire Fighters.
- 11. Authorize the Manager to Execute an Easement on Town Property Located at 1483 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard with Duke Energy to Provide Permanent Electrical Power to a Town Bus Shelter.
- 17 0.11 Jackie Jenks Requests Bonds for Affordable Housing.
- 18 DISCUSSION
- 19 ZONING ATLAS AMENDMENT(S)
- 19 Approval of the Consent Agenda
- 12. Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Conditional Zoning Modification for Aura Chapel Hill Lighting.
- 13. Open and Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Community Priority Conditional Zoning Application for Longleaf Trace at 1708 and 1712 Legion Road.
- 22 REQUEST FOR CLOSED SESSION TO DISCUSS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, PROPERTY ACQUISITION, PERSONNEL, AND/OR LITIGATION MATTERS
- 34 Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Conditional Zoning Modification for Aura Chapel Hill Lighting.
- 35 Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Conditional Zoning Modification for Aura Chapel Hill Lighting.
- 37 Open and Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Community Priority Conditional Zoning Application for Longleaf Trace at 1708 and 1712 Legion Road.
- 38 Open and Close the Legislative Hearing and Consider a Community Priority Conditional Zoning Application for Longleaf Trace at 1708 and 1712 Legion Road.
- 39 ADJOURNMENT
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