City Council Regular Meeting

Council Chamber

Agenda — 50 items

1. 1.0 CALL TO ORDER
2. 2.0 INVOCATION
3. 3.0 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. 4.0 ANNOUNCEMENTS
5. 5.0 CITY MANAGER REPORT
6. 6.0 APPROVAL OF AGENDA
7. 7.0A CONSENT AGENDA
8. 7.0A1 Approve Meeting Minutes: May 4, 2026 - Work Session May 11, 2026 - Discussion of Agenda Items May 11, 2026 - Regular May 14, 2026 - Budget Work Session 26-0321
9. 7.0A2 Approve Work Session Start Time from 3:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. 26-0328
10. 7.0A3 Adopt Resolution Authorizing a Lease for the Central District Office of the Fayetteville Police Department 26-0297
11. 7.0A4 Revised Charter and Reconstitution of the Community Public Safety Advisory Board (CPSAB) 26-0309
12. 7.0A5 P26-10: A request to rezone the property at 2025 Hope Mill Rd (0416123213000) consisting of 0.31 acres and owned by Franco, Kimberly from Single Family Residential 10 (SF-10) to Office & Institutional (OI). 26-0272
13. 7.0A6 P26-16. Rezoning of seven parcels currently zoned as Downtown 2 (DT-2) (REID numbers 0437249598000, 0437342994000, 0437344946000, 043735419000, 0437345972000, 0437345969000, and 0437355055000), addressed as 227 Fountain Head Lane/150 Robeson Street, 615 Franklin Street, 625 Hay Street, 0 Hay Street, 116 Robeson Street, 0 N/A Drive, and 621 Hay Street; five parcels zoned Community Commercial (CC) (REID numbers 0531814927000, 0531811468000, 051716373000, 0531717651000, and 0531718967000), addressed as 6387 Ramsey Street, 0 Drive, 6369 Rosser Drive, 6387 Rosser Drive, and 0 Driver; two parcels zoned Office and Institutional (REID numbers 0416966493000 and 0416879025000), addressed as 1638 Owen Drive and 3416 Melrose Road; two zoned Limited Commercial (LC) (REID numbers 0426061055000 and 0407980597000), addressed as 3360 Village Drive and 1930 Skibo Road; and one parcel zoned as Downtown 1 (DT-1) (REID number 0437440908000) addressed as101 Robeson Road to a Medical Arts Campus District (MAC) and removing properties from the Hospital Overlay District, totaling over 50 acres ± and being the properties of the Cumberland County Hospital System, Inc, represented by Macklyn Sellers. 26-0289
14. 7.0A7 P26-17. Conditional Rezoning of a parcel addressed as 120 N. Cool Springs Street, REID number 0437738825000 currently zoned as Downtown - 2 (DT-2) to Downtown - 2/Conditional Zoning (DT-2/CZ), consisting of .42 acres ± and being the properties of the J & L REI Holdings, LLC., represented by Jonathan Acevedo. 26-0287
15. 7.0A8 Adopt Ordinances for Uninhabitable Structures: Demolition Recommendations 104 Fleishman Street – District 4 419 Hall Street – District 2 429 Chatham Street – District 2 1701 North Street – District 2 26-0314
16. 7.0A9 Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2026-13 to Appropriate McKinsey Settlement Funds 26-0221
17. 7.0A10 Adopt Resolution to Convey Real Property and Issue Loans for the Affordable Single-Family Housing Development Program 26-0325
18. 7.0A11 Accept the Juvenile Restitution Program Grant Awarded from North Carolina Department of Public Safety and Adopt Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance Amendment 26-0302
19. 7.0A12 Authorize the City Manager to renew the Memorandum of Agreement with Cumberland County Schools. to provide Resource Officer (SRO) and Traffic Control Officer (TCO) - Renewal of Memorandum of Agreement with Cumberland County Schools 26-0303
20. 7.0A13 Authorize the City Manager to execute a contract awarding the In-Ground Bus Lift Equipment Purchase and Installation to C&A Equipment Services, Inc. in the amount of $209,270.00 26-0312
21. 7.0A14 PWC - Approve Bid Recommendation - Coating Repairs to the 1 MG Clinton Road Elevated Water Storage Tank 26-0322
22. 7.0A15 PWC - Approve Bid Recommendation - Materials Contract for Construction Ops and Storms 26-0323
23. 7.0A16 PWC - Approve Sole Source Recommendation - Distribution Transformer Purchase 26-0324
24. 7.0A17 PWC - Approve purchase award recommendation for purchase of Water Treatment and Water Reclamation Chemicals Annual Contract Year 2026 26-0329
25. 7.0B ITEMS PULLED FROM CONSENT
26. 26 PAGE Break
27. 8.0 REPORTS FROM BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
28. 8.01 Receive the Personnel Review Board Report 26-0317
29. 8.02 Receive the Fayetteville Public Works Commission Annual Report 26-0330
30. 9.0 PUBLIC HEARINGS (Public & Legislative Hearings)
31. 9.01 Public Hearing on the Renaming of North Street Baseball Field to Coach Donald Bennett Field 26-0327
32. 9.02 Text Amendments to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance to include a Medical Arts Campus Zoning District 26-0290
33. 9.03 Public Hearing on the Proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Annual Operating Budget and Capital and Technology Improvement Plans 26-0331
34. 10.0 EVIDENTIARY HEARINGS
35. 10.01 SUP26-01: Special Use Permit to allow Transitional Housing at 707 Murchison Road containing 3.62 acres owned by UNITED GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP COVENANT MINISTRIES. 26-0282
36. 10.02 SUP26-02 Evidentiary Hearing for a Special Use Permit to allow for Salvage or Junkyard at 610 E Russell Street (0437915580000) owned by Russell Street, LLC. 26-0306
37. 11.0 STAFF REPORTS
38. 11.01 Fayetteville Fire Department 2026 1st Quarter Report 26-0307
39. 11.02 Fayetteville Police Department 2026 1st Quarter Review 26-0326
40. 12.0 ADMINISTRATIVE REPORTS Administrative Reports on a Regular Meeting agenda are for City Council review/information only. Should it be the consensus of the collective City Council, Administrative Reports will be moved forward to be placed on the next Work Session agenda for further review and discussion.
41. 12.01 Fayetteville Cares Day Resource Center FY26 Third Quarter Update 26-0293
42. 13.0 ADJOURNMENT
43. 43 POLICY REGARDING PUBLIC HEARING AGENDA ITEMS
44. 44 Citizens wishing to provide testimony in response to a notice of public hearing or to participate in the public forum can obtain instructions to submit a statement by emailing cityclerk@fayettevillenc.gov or by calling 910-433-1989 for assistance. Individuals desiring to testify on a quasi-judicial public hearing must contact the City Clerk by 5:00 p.m. the day of the meeting to sign up to testify; instructions will be provided on how to appear before Council to provide testimony.
45. 45 CLOSING REMARKS
46. 46 POLICY REGARDING CITY COUNCIL MEETING PROCEDURES SPEAKING ON A PUBLIC AND NON-PUBLIC HEARING ITEM
47. 47 Individuals who have not made a written request to speak on a nonpublic hearing item may submit written materials to the City Council on the subject matter by providing thirteen (13) copies of the written materials to the Office of the City Manager before 5:00 p.m. on the day of the Council meeting at which the item is scheduled to be discussed.
48. 48 COUNCIL MEETING WILL BE AIRED May 26, 2026 - 6:30 p.m. Cable Channel 7 and streamed "LIVE" at FayTV.net
49. 49 Notice Under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA):
50. 50 The City of Fayetteville will not discriminate against qualified individuals with disabilities on the basis of disability in the City’s services, programs, or activities. The City will generally, upon request, provide appropriate aids and services leading to effective communication for qualified persons with disabilities so they can participate equally in the City’s programs, services, and activities. The City will make all reasonable modifications to policies and programs to ensure that people with disabilities have an equal opportunity to enjoy all City programs, services, and activities. Any person who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communications, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in any City program, service, or activity, should contact the office of Human Relations at yamilenazar@fayettevillenc.gov, 910-433-1696, or the Office of the City Clerk at cityclerk@fayettevillenc.gov, 910-433-1989, as soon as possible but no later than 72 hours before the scheduled event.