Angier public meetings in 2025

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will conduct an organizational meeting to administer oaths of office to three new commissioners and elect a Mayor Pro-Tempore. The body will also consider the reappointment of the Town Attorney and fill advisory board vacancies.

• Oaths of office for Commissioners Debra Myatt Fields, Jennifer Sloan, and Chuck Carey
• Election of Mayor Pro-Tempore
• Approval of 4 Way Stop Traffic Study Recommendation
• Adoption of 2026 Holiday and Meeting Schedules
• Reappointment of Town Attorney

The Board elected Commissioner Sheveil Harmon as Mayor Pro‑Tem. It approved the consent agenda, which includes a recommendation to convert the Broad and Lillington intersection to a four‑way stop. The board also reappointed the town attorney and filled several vacant seats on the Planning, ABC, Community Development, and Parks & Rec boards. All actions passed unanimously.

• Elected Sheveil Harmon as Mayor Pro‑Tem (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda, including 4‑way stop study recommendation (4-0)
• Reappointed Town Attorney Dan Hartzog Jr. (4-0)
• Reappointed Everett Blake III to Planning Board/ETJ (4-0)
• Appointed Paul Strohmeyer to Planning Board (4-0)
• Appointed Brent Surles to ABC Board (4-0)
• Appointed Joe Langley to Community Development Board (4-0)
• Appointed Patrick Greene to Parks & Rec Board (4-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners adopted a resolution publicly censuring Mayor Robert M. Jusnes. The censure cites the use of his company, Black River Woodwork, LLC, to perform $30,001 of grant‑funded work on the town‑owned Depot Building without required bids, and failure to disclose the conflict or recuse himself. The Board also notes violations of the town’s Code of Ethics and refers the matter to the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors. The resolution will be entered into the official minutes and made publicly available.

• Public censure of Mayor Robert M. Jusnes for ethics violations
• $30,001 of state grant funds spent on a project without three written quotes or informal bidding
• Work performed by Black River Woodwork, LLC, a residential contractor owned by the mayor, on the town‑owned Depot Building (commercial property)
• Referral of the licensing issue to the North Carolina Licensing Board for General Contractors
• Resolution to be entered into the official minutes and made publicly available

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners will discuss a resolution to censure Mayor Robert M. Jusnes. They will also consider a separate resolution to censure Commissioner Sheveil Harmon. No other business is listed for this special meeting.

• Resolution to censure Mayor Robert M. Jusnes
• Resolution to censure Commissioner Sheveil Harmon

The Board of Commissioners excused Mayor Robert M. Jusnes from voting on New Business #1. The board reviewed and read the Resolution of Public Censure regarding the mayor; no vote tally was recorded. A 10‑minute recess was taken and amended censures were discussed. No other substantive votes were taken.

• Excused Mayor Robert M. Jusnes from voting on New Business #1 (consensus)
• Read Resolution of Public Censure regarding Mayor Robert M. Jusnes (no vote recorded)
• Rejected Commissioner Kazakavage’s request to limit public comment (motion not entertained)
• Board took a 10‑minute recess

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners is scheduled to vote on a resolution to publicly censure Commissioner Eula Sheveil Harmon for violating the Town's Code of Ethics. The resolution cites her role in authorizing a $30,001 expenditure without required quotes and her refusal to turn over financial records.

• Resolution of Public Censure against Commissioner Eula Sheveil Harmon
• Violation of Code of Ethics regarding conflicts of interest
• Refusal to provide Museum Board financial records and canceled checks
• Expenditure of $30,001 in public funds without required written quotes
• Participation in discussion despite conflict of interest

The Board of Commissioners voted to excuse Mayor Robert M. Jusnes from participating in the vote on New Business #1. The board also rejected Commissioner Kazakavage’s request to add a public‑comment restriction to the agenda. The board took a 10‑minute recess and later read the Resolution of Public Censure regarding Mayor Jusnes, though no vote tally was recorded for the censure.

• Excused Mayor Robert M. Jusnes from voting on New Business #1 (unanimous consent)
• Rejected amendment to agenda to prohibit public comment (no motion entertained)
• Approved a 10‑minute recess at 8:03 AM
• Read the Resolution of Public Censure regarding Mayor Robert M. Jusnes (no vote recorded)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board of Alcohol Control will review a financial report and the first quarter audit. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss personnel issues and employee bonus pay.

• Financial report presented by Finance Officer Gianna Cramer
• First Quarter Audit
• Closed session regarding employee bonus pay and personnel issues

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control unanimously amended the agenda to add a closed session, approved the October open and closed minutes, and accepted the October financial reports. Members also approved the recommended audit distribution to the town and authorized the pursuit of credit‑card fee recovery by ABC stores. The board moved to a closed session to discuss personnel matters before adjourning.

• Amended agenda to add closed session – approved unanimously
• Approved October open session minutes – approved unanimously
• Approved October closed session minutes – approved unanimously
• Approved October financial reports – approved unanimously
• Approved audit‑recommended distribution to town – approved unanimously
• Authorized pursuit of credit‑card fee recovery by ABC stores – approved unanimously
• Moved to closed session for personnel matters discussion – approved unanimously
• Adjourned meeting – approved unanimously

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning application for properties on NC 210 and the approval of ordinance #A016-2025 for the Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The board will also consider contracts and agreements for the Junny Rd Sidewalk project.

• Rezoning request for 9690, 9744, 9820, 9892 NC 210
• Approval of ordinance #A016-2025 (Comprehensive Land Use Plan)
• Authorization of supplemental agreement and CEI contract for Junny Rd Sidewalk project
• Resolution #R0311-2025
• Letter of support for ADA accessible doors at Harnett County Library

The Planning Board voted 3‑2 to deny the R6 rezoning application for a 16‑acre parcel on NC HWY 210. Staff had recommended denial, citing incompatibility with the Land Use Plan and unknown impacts. The Board also added an ethics policy discussion to the agenda (3‑1) and approved the consent agenda and the amended meeting agenda unanimously.

• Added Board of Commissioners Ethics Policy Discussion to agenda (3‑1)
• Approved consent agenda items (4‑0)
• Approved November 5 agenda as amended (4‑0)
• Denied R6 rezoning request for 16‑acre HWY 210 parcel (Planning Board 3‑2)

Planning Board

The Board will receive an overview of the draft Angier 2045 Comprehensive Plan prepared by WithersRavenel. The plan sets a vision for growth, transportation, commercial and residential development, and includes a future land‑use map. Board members will discuss the draft and its recommendations.

• Presentation of the Angier 2045 Comprehensive Plan draft
• Discussion of the Vision Statement and growth priorities (family‑friendly, transportation, NC 55 Bypass)
• Review of the Future Land Use Map and proposed development zones south & west of town

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board of Alcohol Control will meet to review a financial report and an annual audit report. The meeting includes time for public comment and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Financial Report presented by Gianna Cramer
• Annual Audit Report presented by Gianna Cramer
• Report by Maggie Sandrock

The board unanimously approved donations to a new Alcohol Education program, requiring an annual progress report. It also approved the September financial statements, the annual audit report, and moved to a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

• Amend agenda to add Officer J. Cornett and closed session – Approved unanimously
• Approve September 2025 meeting minutes – Approved unanimously
• Approve donations to new Alcohol Education program with annual progress report – Approved unanimously
• Approve September financial statements (P&L and balance sheet) – Approved unanimously
• Accept annual audit report – Approved unanimously
• Motion to enter closed session for personnel matters – Approved unanimously
• Motion to return to open session – Approved unanimously
• Motion to adjourn the meeting – Approved unanimously

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners will consider a construction contract for the Core System Waterline Replacement project, valued at $5,144,106. They will also hear a rezoning request for four parcels on NC 210 and approve several local actions, including road closures for holiday events, pursuit of additional funding for the Junny Rd sidewalk, and issuance of a subpoena in an ongoing investigation.

• Award construction contract to Busco Contractors for Core System Waterline Replacement ($5,144,106)
• Public hearing on rezoning application for properties at 9690, 9744, 9820, 9892 NC 210
• Approve road closures for town Christmas events on Dec 5‑6
• Approve pursuit of additional CAMPO funding for Junny Rd sidewalk project
• Approve subpoena for Board of Commissioners ongoing investigation

The Board voted to approve the construction contract with Busco Contractors for the Core System Waterline Replacement. It also approved road closures for the 2025 Christmas events and for the Operation Homefront Key Ceremony. Additionally, the Board authorized staff to seek $1,997,320 in additional funding for the Junny Road Sidewalk shortfall and voted to table the rezoning public hearing until November 5, 2025.

• Approved Busco Contractors waterline contract (4-0)
• Approved road closures for 2025 Christmas events (4-0)
• Approved road closure for Operation Homefront Key Ceremony on Nov 7 (4-0)
• Approved staff to pursue $1,997,320 additional funding for Junny Road Sidewalk project (3-1)
• Tabled rezoning public hearing until Nov 5, 2025 (3-1)
• Approved October 7, 2025 agenda as amended (4-0)
• Approved consent agenda as presented (4-0)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control will handle routine procedural business, including a consent agenda and public comment. It will vote to approve the minutes from previous meetings. The board will hear a financial report and a presentation by interim General Manager Maggie Sandrock. The meeting will conclude with an adjournment motion.

• Approval of previous meeting minutes
• Consent agenda (unspecified items)
• Public comment period
• Financial report presentation
• Presentation by interim GM Maggie Sandrock

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control unanimously approved a contract of employment for General Manager Maggie Sandrock, the town's financial statements, a holiday openings policy, and a new credit card policy. Board meeting times for September through December were set for the second Friday at 9:00 am, with a possible evening slot in 2026. All agenda amendments and prior meeting minutes were also approved without dissent.

• Approved contract of employment for GM Maggie Sandrock (unanimous)
• Approved financial statements presented by FO Gianna Cramer (unanimous)
• Approved holiday openings policy requiring GM request 10 days prior (unanimous)
• Approved new credit card policy recommended by audit report (unanimous)
• Amended agenda to add discussion of new board meeting times (unanimous)
• Ratified agreement with Maggie Sandrock dated September 4 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from August 14 and August 27 closed‑session meetings (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Angier Planning Board will discuss a rezoning request for parcels 9690, 9744, 9820 and 9892 NC 210, changing the zoning from R-10 to R-6. Staff recommends denial, noting the proposal is not compatible with the town’s 2021 Land Use Plan. The board will make a recommendation to the Town Board of Commissioners after a public hearing scheduled for October 7, 2025.

• Rezoning of 9690, 9744, 9820 & 9892 NC 210 from R-10 to R-6
• Total application fee: $400.00
• Public hearing set for October 7, 2025
• Owners listed: Billy Wade Rogers, Kimerly Ann Rogers, Castlebury Farm LLC, Peter Cnossen
• Property size: 16.16 acres across four parcels

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss a rezoning application for NCD Contracting and the adoption of the 2025 Angier Pedestrian Plan. The meeting includes votes on several infrastructure projects and a procurement policy.

• Rezoning application for property at 7363 NC 210 Road
• Proposal for electronic welcome sign from Advance Signs & Service for $57,900.00
• Change Order #1 ($36,089.03) and #2 ($29,173.55) for Junny Rd. Water Tank/Booster Pump Station
• Bid award for Core Water Replacement Project Phase I & II to Busco Contractors Inc.
• Approval of #A015-2025 Capital Project Ordinance for McIver St Sidewalk

The Board unanimously approved a rezoning request for 7363 NC 210, adopted the 2025 Pedestrian Plan update, and authorized a $57,900 electronic welcome sign. It also adopted a capital project ordinance for the McIver Street sidewalk, approved a Uniform Guidance Procurement Policy, and accepted two change orders totaling $65,262.58. Finally, the Board approved a tentative award of a $5,144,106 contract to Busco Contractors for the Core Water Line Replacement Phase 1‑2, committing $696,311 of local funds.

• Approved rezoning of 7363 NC 210 from RA-30 to Commerce Park (4-0)
• Approved 2025 Pedestrian Plan Update (4-0)
• Approved electronic welcome sign proposal for $57,900 (4-0)
• Approved #A015-2025 Capital Project Ordinance for the Melver Street Sidewalk Project (4-0)
• Approved Uniform Guidance Procurement Policy (4-0)
• Approved Change Order #1 ($36,089.03) and Change Order #2 ($29,173.55) (4-0)
• Approved Telics Contract for land acquisition for the Meclver Street Sidewalk Project (4-0)
• Approved Resolution #R030-2025 for tentative award of Core Water Line Replacement contract to Busco Contractors, $5,144,106 with $696,311 local funding (4-0)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control moved the meeting to an open session, approved a request to operate on the Labor Day holiday, and adjourned. Each motion received unanimous approval from the five board members.

• Moved meeting to open session – approved unanimously
• Approved request to operate on Labor Day holiday – approved unanimously
• Adjourned meeting – approved unanimously

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control amended the agenda to add Inventory and a Closed Session, then approved the amended agenda and the minutes from June 10 and June 12. The board also tabled the GM search discussion for a Closed Session, approved the financial reports, and agreed to let Hart Electric attempt a lighting repair before replacement. Finally, the board moved to a Closed Session for personnel matters and adjourned.

• Amended agenda to add Inventory and Closed Session (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved June 12 minutes (unanimous)
• Approved June 10 minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled GM search discussion for Closed Session (unanimous)
• Approved financial reports (unanimous)
• Authorized Hart Electric to attempt lighting repair before replacement (unanimous)
• Moved to Closed Session for personnel matters (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Angier Planning Board will consider a rezoning request for 7363 NC 210 from RA-30 to CP, allowing mixed uses including retail, offices, and light industrial. Staff recommends approval, citing compatibility with the 2021 Land Use Plan and minimal neighborhood impact. The board will also review the 2025 Pedestrian Plan Update, prioritizing sidewalk gaps and enhanced crosswalks.

• Rezoning 7363 NC 210 from RA-30 to CP (staff recommends approval)
• 2025 Pedestrian Plan Update: prioritize NC 55 sidewalk gaps, Jack Marley Park connection, and enhanced crosswalks
• Public hearing for rezoning scheduled for September 9, 2025

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Angier Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will review the March 2025 meeting minutes, hear an update on town parks, finalize a brochure for new park sponsorships, and discuss league and banner sponsorships for Jack Marley Park athletic fields. The board will also talk about upcoming town events and volunteer needs.

• Finalize brochure for new town park sponsorship opportunities
• Discuss sponsorship opportunities for leagues and banners for Jack Marley Park athletic fields
• Discuss upcoming town events and need for volunteers

The board unanimously approved the minutes from the March 11 meeting. It also adopted sponsorship banner pricing, setting costs at $900 for a full banner, $500 for a half banner, $250 for a quarter banner, and $100 for ten names without logos. No other formal actions were taken.

• Approved March 11 minutes (unanimous)
• Set banner sponsorship costs: $900 full, $500 half, $250 quarter, $100 ten names (no logos)

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners will hold a regular meeting on August 5, 2025, at 6:30 PM in the Municipal Building (28 N Raleigh Street). The board will decide on a voluntary annexation petition from BSY Properties, a rezoning request from KB Homes, and a financing resolution for the police station project. The meeting also includes public hearings, presentations, and updates on community projects.

• Voluntary annexation petition from BSY Properties (Formerly Job Land LLC)
• Rezoning request from KB Homes Raleigh-Durham Inc
• Police Station Financing Resolution (Sands Anderson)
• Credit Card Fee Policy update
• Bike Fest 2026 request with proposed road closures

The Angier Board of Commissioners approved a financing resolution for the new police station, discontinued the in‑person credit‑card convenience fee, and authorized the 2026 Bike Fest road closures. It also approved a voluntary annexation petition, a rezoning request for KB Homes, and a $5,000 Phase 1 traffic study for Broad Street. All actions were voted on and carried.

• Approved voluntary annexation petition for BSY Properties (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved rezoning request for KB Homes with added turn‑lane condition (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved Phase 1 traffic study for Broad St & Lillington St – $5,000 (2‑1 motion carries)
• Approved discontinuing credit‑card transaction fee for in‑person payments (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved Police Station Financing Resolution (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved 2026 Bike Fest and associated road closures (3‑0 unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to consider a special use permit application for a property in the R-6 zoning district. The board will decide if the requested use meets the required approval criteria for the district.

• Special Use Permit application from Charles Bryan for professional office space at 141 S Broad Street

The Board voted 6‑1 to approve DRB Group's variance to reduce the front setback by 2.7 ft. It also voted 7‑0 to approve a special‑use permit for an 8‑ft fence at 1192 Rawls Church Rd, with the condition that the fence not start ahead of lot 226. Earlier agenda and minutes items were approved unanimously.

• Approved April 22, 2025 agenda (7‑0 unanimous)
• Approved November 26, 2024 minutes as amended (7‑0 unanimous)
• Approved variance to reduce front setback by 2.7 ft (6‑1, motion passes)
• Approved 8‑ft fence special‑use permit with condition (7‑0 unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (7‑0 unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will review a request to rezone 41.94 acres on Lipscomb Road from RA-30 to CZ RA-30 for a residential subdivision. The board will also review the Angier Pedestrian Plan.

• 25-CZ-01: Proposed rezoning of 41.94 acres on Lipscomb Road from RA-30 to CZ RA-30 for the Myrtle Grove Subdivision
• Proposed residential density of 2.22 units per acre with a maximum of 93 single-family lots
• Proposed infrastructure including a southbound right-turn lane on Lipscomb Road at NC 210
• Review of the Angier Pedestrian Plan

Board of Commissioners

The board approved the meeting agenda unanimously. It then voted 3‑0 to begin a formal investigation into the ethical conduct of elected officials related to the Angier Museum grant. The meeting was adjourned unanimously at 9:16 AM.

• Approved July 8, 2025 agenda (3-0 unanimous)
• Declined to add public comment to agenda (unanimous)
• Voted to begin formal investigation of museum grant ethics (3-0 unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting at 9:16 AM (3-0 unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will review bank loan proposals and a construction price from Bobbitt Construction Inc. for a new police station. The meeting also includes a rezoning request and decisions on drainage flood mitigation.

• Approval of guaranteed lump sum construction price from Bobbitt Construction Inc. for police station
• Rezoning request submitted by Gregory Family Properties
• Bid from Temple Grading Construction for Southwest Drainage #MM3
• Proposed 35 MPH municipal speed limit ordinance on NC-55
• Purchase of a WRAL weather camera for $1,924.93

The Angier Board of Commissioners voted 3‑0 to add New Business #8 for new meter purchases to the July 1 agenda. They then approved the amended agenda and the consent agenda unanimously. The board also voted 3‑0 to extend Denise Galloway’s public comment time to six minutes.

• Added New Business #8 for new meter purchases to agenda (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved amended July 1, 2025 agenda (3‑0 unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (3‑0 unanimous)
• Extended Denise Galloway’s public comment time to 6 minutes (3‑0 unanimous)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board of Alcohol Control approved the proposed 2025‑2026 budget. It also approved a closed‑session then reopened the session, promoted Lucas Bolenbaugh to full‑time Assistant Store Manager, and confirmed an interim management team with Casey Adams as Interim General Manager and Lucas Bolenbaugh as Interim Store Manager. The meeting was adjourned.

• Approved 2025‑2026 budget (unanimously)
• Approved move to Closed Session (unanimously)
• Approved move to Open Session (unanimously)
• Promoted Lucas Bolenbaugh to full‑time Assistant Store Manager (unanimously)
• Approved interim management team: Casey Adams as Interim General Manager and Lucas Bolenbaugh as Interim Store Manager (unanimously)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimously)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board approved the 2025‑26 budget financial statements and accepted a contract for the fourth‑quarter audit. It also scheduled a future budget meeting and moved part of the session to closed session. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Added closed session (unanimous)
• Approved agenda as amended (unanimous)
• Approved June 2 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved 2025‑26 financials (unanimous)
• Accepted audit contract (unanimous)
• Scheduled budget meeting (unanimous)
• Moved to closed session (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Planning Board

The Planning Board will consider a rezoning request for a 2.28-acre vacant property on NC 210. The board will also review the draft Angier Pedestrian Plan, which was funded by an NCDOT grant and town matching funds.

• 25-REZ-01: Request to rezone 2.28 acres on NC 210 from GC to RA-30
• Review of the draft Angier Pedestrian Plan
• Election of Chair and Vice Chair for 2025

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing to approve the FY 25/26 budget, salary scale, and fee schedule. The board will also consider several resolutions regarding property tax collection and a contract for IT services.

• Public hearing for 2025-2026 Proposed Budget, Fee Schedule, and Salary Scale
• Resolutions #R023-2025 & #R024-2025 to authorize Harnett & Wake Counties to collect property taxes
• 2025-2026 IT services contract with Harnett County
• Resolution #R025-2025 supporting Coble Farms community request to NC Department of Environmental Quality
• Proposal to end monthly utility bill courtesy calls starting July 1st

The commissioners unanimously added a new business item to consider funding for a new police station. They also approved the amended agenda and the consent agenda, which includes directing the clerk to investigate a voluntary annexation petition.

• Added New Business Item #7 to discuss police station funding (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved June 3, 2025 agenda as amended (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (4-0 unanimous)
• Directed town clerk to investigate the voluntary annexation petition (4-0 unanimous)

Board of Alcohol Control

The board formally accepted Mr. Brady’s resignation as general manager of the Angier ABC store. It approved compensation for Mr. Brady’s unpaid work and vacation time, appointed Casey Adams as interim GM, and adopted a 3% cost‑of‑living wage increase for all store staff. All actions were approved unanimously.

• Accepted Mr. Brady’s resignation as GM (unanimous)
• Approved compensation for Mr. Brady’s unpaid work and vacation time (unanimous)
• Appointed Store Manager Casey Adams as interim GM (unanimous)
• Implemented a 3% cost‑of‑living pay raise for all staff of Anger ABC store (unanimous)
• Moved meeting to closed session (unanimous)
• Moved meeting back to open session (unanimous)
• Approved agenda motion (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider several capital project ordinances and a new engineering contract. The body will also discuss development issues at Coble Farms and proposed rule changes for Jack Marley Park.

• Capital Project Ordinance #A013-2025 for a new Town Park: $5,000,000
• Capital Project Ordinance #A012-2025 for Campbell Street Sidewalk Project: $1,500,000
• 2025-2026 DM2 Engineering retainer contract: $3,900 per month
• Proposed rule requiring juveniles under 16 to be accompanied by an adult at Jack Marley Park
• Road closures for 2025 Crepe Myrtle Festival on September 13th including S. Broad St. E/W and W. Church St.

The Board approved a $5,000,000 capital project ordinance to fund the new town park. It also approved a $1.5 million ordinance for the Campbell St sidewalk, a $3,900‑per‑month DM2 Engineering contract, and road closures for the September 13 Crepe Myrtle Festival. Additionally, the Board adopted the ABC Board’s resolution to seek a charter amendment for library profit redistribution, scheduled a public hearing and special meeting for the 2025‑2026 budget, and tabled changes to Jack Marley Park rules pending staff proposals.

• Amended agenda to add New Business #8 (budget presentation) – 4-0
• Approved ABC Board Resolution #R022-2025 to request charter amendment – 4-0
• Approved road closures for 2025 Crepe Myrtle Festival – 4-0
• Approved DM2 Engineering 2025‑2026 contract ($3,900/month) – 4-0
• Approved Capital Project Ordinance #A012-2025 for Campbell St sidewalk ($1,500,000) – 4-0
• Approved Capital Project Ordinance #A013-2025 for new town park ($5,000,000) – 4-0
• Scheduled public hearing for 2025‑2026 budget on June 3, 2025 – 4-0
• Tabled Jack Marley Park rule changes indefinitely, directing staff to propose alternatives – 4-0

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board of Alcohol Control will meet to discuss the retention of the Capital Improvement Fund. The board will also consider a change to the ABC Board meeting time.

• Capital Improvement Fund Retention
• Proposed ABC Board meeting time change

The Board approved a $2 million withholding from the General Disbursement fund to grow the Capital Improvement Fund. It also changed the monthly ABC Board meeting time to Fridays at 9:00 am for September‑December 2025. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved agenda (unanimous)
• Excused absent member Dan Simon (unanimous)
• Added new business discussion on Mike Hall (unanimous)
• Withheld $2M from General Disbursement fund for capital improvement (unanimous)
• Amended ABC Board meetings to Fridays 9:00 am for Sept‑Dec 2025 (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control will review an ABC Commission performance audit, consider a budget amendment, and receive updates on a feasibility study and police technology fund. The board will also discuss updates to the store and go into closed session to approve previous closed session minutes. Public comment will be taken.

• ABC Commission Performance Audit presented by Edwin Strickland
• General Manager's Report: Budget amendment
• Feasibility Study Update presented by Patrick Brady
• Police Technology Fund presented by Chief Lee Thompson
• Discussion on updates to store

The board unanimously approved a $114,102.67 distribution to the Town of Angier while holding the Library and Alcohol Education funds pending clarification. It also approved the budget amendment, accepted the profit & loss and balance sheet reports, and moved the meeting to a closed session. All agenda items, previous minutes, and audit discussion were approved unanimously.

• Approved $114,102.67 distribution to town (unanimously)
• Approved Budget Amendment (unanimously)
• Approved acceptance of financial reports (unanimously)
• Approved agenda (unanimously)
• Approved April meeting minutes (unanimously)
• Approved addition of 3rd quarter audit discussion (unanimously)
• Moved meeting to closed session (unanimously)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimously)

Board of Commissioners

The Angier Board of Commissioners will consider several items at this meeting, including a capital project ordinance for $5,250,000 for the Water Distribution Core System Replacement, a proposal to close town offices at 2:00 PM on Fridays from Memorial Day to Labor Day, and a $70,000 accessible playground at Jack Marley Park. They will also decide on a road closure for a Food Truck Rodeo on May 17, a traffic study for N Broad St E and W Lillington St, and renewal of the Harnett County Library Lease. The meeting will end with a closed session for land acquisition and personnel.

• Consideration of Capital Project Ordinance for $5,250,000 for Water Distribution Core System Replacement
• Closing government offices at 2:00 p.m. on Fridays from Memorial Day to Labor Day
• Installation of an adaptive handicap accessible playground at Jack Marley Park for $70,000
• Road closures for Food Truck Rodeo at Jack Marley Park on May 17
• Renewing or terminating Harnett County Library Lease in August 2025

The board unanimously approved the Capital Project Ordinance for the Core Water Distribution Replacement, increasing funding to $5.25 million. It also adopted a new flat‑sided beige welcome sign, authorized a road closure for a food‑truck rodeo, and approved construction of an accessible playground at Jack Marley Park. A consultant was hired for a traffic study after a tie vote was broken by the mayor, and the lease with Harnett County Library was terminated with a 12‑month notice. All other agenda items were approved unanimously.

• Approved May 6 agenda (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved welcome sign Option #1 flat beige (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved Capital Project Ordinance #A011-2025 for Core Water Distribution Project $5,250,000 (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved road closure for food‑truck rodeo at Jack Marley Park on May 17 (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved construction of accessible playground at Jack Marley Park, $69,741.32 (4-0 unanimous)
• Approved hiring consultant for traffic study of N Broad St E; vote tied 2-2, Mayor Jusnes voted in favor, motion approved
• Approved terminating Harnett County Library lease with 12‑month notice (4-0 unanimous)

Community Development Advisory Board

The board is meeting to review the Easter Egg Hunt and Concert Series recaps. Members will discuss ideas for a Memorial Day weekend event and provide updates on 2025 events.

• Concert Series dates from May 1 to June 19
• Food Truck Rodeo on May 17 at Jack Marley from 11am-4pm
• Approval of February 24, 2025 minutes

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will consider two applications regarding property standards. One request seeks to reduce a front setback for a home, and another seeks a permit for a fence exceeding standard height limits.

• Variance request for 327 Creekhaven to reduce front setback by 2.7 feet
• Special Use Permit request for 1192 Rawls Church Rd to install an 8-foot fence in a residential zoned area

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board of Alcohol Control will meet to receive reports on a budget amendment and a performance audit. Members will also discuss a feasibility study and updates regarding the Library Fund and alcohol education disbursements.

• Update on Budget amendment
• Update on performance audit
• Feasibility Study Update
• Update on Library Fund
• Update on Alcohol Education Disbursements

The Board approved the agenda and unanimously accepted the March 25 meeting minutes. It accepted the General Manager’s and Finance Officer’s reports and resolved the Board’s meeting schedule for June 2025. The Board approved Resolution 2025-XX to the Town Board and moved both to a closed session and then back to an open session. Finally, the Board unanimously approved a retroactive salary increase for the General Manager effective January 2025.

• Approved agenda for the meeting (unanimously)
• Approved March 25 meeting minutes (unanimously)
• Accepted General Manager and Finance Officer reports (unanimously)
• Resolved Board meeting schedule for June 2025 (unanimously)
• Approved Resolution 2025-XX to the Town Board (unanimously)
• Moved to Closed Session (unanimously)
• Moved to Open Session (unanimously)
• Approved retroactive salary increase for General Manager effective Jan 2025 (unanimously)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners, town manager, and department heads are holding a full-day budget retreat for fiscal year 2025-26. They will review each department's budget requests, including proposed fee and rate increases for water, sewer, and trash services. Discussions will also cover capital projects and staffing needs.

• Proposed 4.4% increase to water and sewer rates based on CPI
• Proposal to pass Carolina Trash's 4.4% CPI increase on to residents
• Request for 3 additional Public Works employees at $210,000 total cost
• Parks & Rec requests: $41,000 for team uniforms, $50,000 for obstacle course play area
• Discussion of funded and unfunded capital projects, including Crestview Drive culvert ($600,000) and Campbell Street sidewalk ($1.88M needed)

The Angier Board of Commissioners voted 4‑0 to approve a supplemental agreement of $20,000 for an additional survey of the Campbell Street Sidewalk Project. The motion was made by Commissioner Hawley and passed unanimously. The board also voted to break for lunch and reconvene the session.

• Approved $20,000 supplemental agreement for Campbell Street sidewalk survey (4-0)
• Approved lunch break at 12:00 PM (4-0)
• Approved reconvening the meeting at 12:30 PM (4-0)

Board of Commissioners

This meeting includes decisions on a capital project ordinance for a new police station, options for the Junny Road water tank, a $23,950 sidewalk agreement, and other items. The board will also consider a fee waiver for a military family home, a park property MOU, and the 2025-2026 audit contract.

• Capital Project Ordinance for new police station construction
• Junny Road Water Tank Options – consideration and approval of Option 1 or Option 2
• Supplemental Agreement with Telics for $23,950 for Junny Road Sidewalk Project
• Operation Homefront Fee Waiver – waiving building permit fees for a military family home
• Parks and Rec Capital Improvement Plan for PARTF grant and Withers-Ravenel Phase 1 New Park Master Plan

The Angier Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a Capital Project Ordinance to carry forward funding for the new police station. Other unanimous actions included a water‑tank logo change, a corrected budget amendment, a partnership with Meritage Homes to waive $10,594.75 in building fees, a $23,950 right‑of‑way agreement, and a memorandum of understanding for the Campbell Street Park entrance. A motion to move public comment to the end of the meeting tied 2‑2 and was rejected, keeping public comment at the start of the agenda.

• Approved Capital Project Ordinance for new Police Station (4-0)
• Approved painting "Town of Angier" on Junny Rd water tank (4-0)
• Approved revised Budget Amendment #9 with typo corrected (4-0)
• Approved partnership with Meritage Homes, waiving $10,594.75 building fees (4-0)
• Approved Supplemental Agreement for Right of Way services, $23,950 (4-0)
• Approved MOU for Campbell Street Park property entrance (4-0)
• Approved Parks and Rec Capital Improvement Plan (4-0)
• Rejected motion to move Public Comment to end of meeting (tie 2-2; motion failed)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Board unanimously approved the March 13 and February 13 meeting minutes and a wording change to the minutes. A motion to table the discussion on time changes for future Board meetings was approved unanimously, and the Board also approved notifying all Town Commissioners of the scheduling conflict. The meeting was then adjourned unanimously.

• Approved change in wording of minutes (unanimous)
• Approved March 13 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved February 13 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Tabled discussion on time changes for Board meetings (unanimous)
• Approved notifying all Town Commissioners of scheduling conflict (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will consider approving a $52,900 proposal from McAdams to prepare construction drawings for replacing the undersized culvert at Crestview Dr. and McIver St., an area prone to flooding. They will also consider Budget Amendment #10 and a proclamation honoring Jimmy Cook for 29 years of service. The meeting will conclude with a closed session to discuss personnel.

• Proclamation honoring Jimmy Cook for 29 years of service
• Consideration and approval of McAdams proposal ($52,900) for Crestview Drive culvert replacement construction drawings
• Budget Amendment #10
• Closed session under NC G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6) for personnel discussion

The Angier Board of Commissioners held a workshop and approved a $52,900 proposal from McAdams for construction drawings of the Crestview Drive culvert replacement. They also approved Budget Amendment #10 to fund salary increases and a contracted CPA. The board entered closed session for personnel discussion and reconvened without further action.

• Approved $52,900 for Crestview Drive culvert construction drawings (4-0)
• Approved Budget Amendment #10 for salary study increases and CPA payments (4-0)
• Voted to enter closed session for personnel (4-0)
• Voted to reconvene in open session (4-0)
• Voted to adjourn (4-0)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control will discuss a feasibility study and investment proposals as unfinished business. New business includes a proposal to participate in the Crepe Myrtle Celebration and a Mike Hall Alcohol Education Program. The board will also enter closed session to consult with legal counsel and approve closed session minutes.

• Feasibility study presented by General Manager Patrick Brady (discussion and potential motion)
• Investments presented by General Manager Patrick Brady (discussion and potential motion)
• Proposal to participate in the Crepe Myrtle Celebration (discussion and possible motion)
• Mike Hall Alcohol Education Program (discussion and possible motion)
• Closed session per NC GS 143-318.11(a)(1) and (a)(3) for legal consultation and closed session minutes approval

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control tabled approval of the Feb 13 meeting minutes and approved an amended agenda. The board unanimously approved moving $50K to a Capital Management Fund for investment and reserving space at the Crepe Myrtle Celebration with a pop-up tent not to exceed $1K. Financial reports were accepted, and the board discussed a feasibility study on store expansion and a potential Al-Ed donation.

• Tabled approval of Feb 13, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved amended agenda (unanimous)
• Accepted financial reports (unanimous)
• Approved $50K transfer to Capital Management Fund for investment (unanimous)
• Approved reserving space and procuring pop-up tent for Crepe Myrtle Celebration, not to exceed $1K (unanimous)
• Moved to closed session and back to open session (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will consider applying for a $500,000 PARTF Grant, approve a sponsorship brochure for New Town Park, and review a Capital Improvement Plan. They will also discuss a marketing strategy for sponsorships and naming rights, and vote on January 2025 meeting minutes.

• Consideration and approval to pursue PARTF Grant for $500,000
• Consideration and approval of sponsorships and naming rights brochure for New Town Park
• Consideration and approval of Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Plan
• Discussion of marketing strategy for sponsorships and naming rights policies
• Approval of January 16, 2025, meeting minutes

The Angier Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved the Parks and Recreation Capital Improvement Plan, which requests $4.5M in 2025 for new park phase 1, $5M in 2027 for a community center, $4M in 2028 for phase 2, and $250K for Jack Marley Park improvements plus $1.5M for phase 3 in 2029. The board also approved a $500,000 matching grant application (Part F) and a brochure for the new park. A naming rights policy was not approved by the town board, and the board is awaiting guidance.

• Approved previous meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Approved brochure for new park (unanimous)
• Approved Capital Improvement Plan (unanimous)
• Approved Part F $500,000 matching grant application (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will discuss a salary study and potential board vacancies. They are deciding on a budget amendment for water meters and a change order for a booster pump station. The meeting also includes a request for road closures for a town event on April 13th.

• Budget Amendment #9: $75,000 from Water Meter Revenue to Water Meter Purchase Expense for 288 meters
• Change Order Request No. 1 from Temple Grading & Construction for Booster Pump Station
• Road closures for Town Egg Hunt/Spring Event on April 13th
• Nomination and approval of candidates for Community Development Advisory Board, Planning Board, and ABC Board
• Consideration of submitting ABC Board concerns to the Alcoholic Beverage Commission of North Carolina

The Angier Board of Commissioners approved a pay and classification study implementation for April 2025, costing $93,167 initially and $372,666 next budget year. They also voted to submit concerns about the ABC Board to the North Carolina ABC Commission, appointed Ethan Alexander-Davey to the ABC Board and as its chairman, and approved several routine items including a road closure and budget amendment.

• Approved pay plan with April 2025 implementation (4-0)
• Referred ABC Board concerns to NC ABC Commission (4-0)
• Appointed Ethan Alexander-Davey to ABC Board (3-1)
• Appointed Ethan Alexander-Davey as ABC Board chairman (3-1)
• Appointed Chuck Carey to Community Development Advisory Board (4-0)
• Approved road closure for April 13 Spring Fling (4-0)
• Approved Budget Amendment #9 for water meters (4-0)
• Approved change order for booster pump station ($25,890.95) (4-0)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control will meet to select a Vice Chair. The board also plans to enter a closed session to discuss a personnel matter and consult an attorney.

• Selection of Vice Chair of the ABC Board
• Closed session for personnel matter and attorney consultation

Community Development Advisory Board

The Community Development Advisory Board will approve January meeting minutes and discuss several new business items, including the status of façade grant funds and available budget through June 2025. Members will also consider applications for new board members, review an update on 2025 town events (yard sale, Spring Fling, concert series, Food Truck Rodeo), and propose new ideas like a Back to School Bash and a blessing box. The board will also look up by-laws, discuss committees, and reschedule the May meeting to May 19.

• No new façade grant applications received; board to promote available funds
• Update on remaining budget for community development through June 2025
• 2025 Events Update: Town Yard Sale, Spring Fling/Easter Egg Hunt, Concert Series, Food Truck Rodeo
• Proposal for a Blessing Box and Back to School Bash idea
• May meeting date change from May 26 to May 19 (Memorial Day conflict)

The Angier Community Development Advisory Board met on February 24, 2025, and unanimously approved the January 27, 2025 meeting minutes. No façade grant applications were submitted for review. The board discussed upcoming events, including the Town Yard Sale, Spring Fling, Concert Series, Food Truck Rodeo, and Back-to-School Bash, and formed subcommittees. New business included a Blessing Box initiative and a bylaws update, both still in discussion stages.

• Approved January 27, 2025 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• No façade grant applications submitted for review
• Volunteered for subcommittees: Organization (Leila, Miguel, Jillian), Economic Vitality (Leila, Jessica), Promotions (Nijil, Jessica), Design (Becky, Nik)
• Discussed Blessing Box initiative (no formal action)
• Discussed bylaws update (no formal action)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier ABC Board held a special session on February 24, 2025, at 9:45 am, with Board Member Tom Taylor acting as Chair. Taylor noted an error in the meeting posting and opened the floor for a motion to adjourn. The board unanimously approved a motion to adjourn at 9:47 am, with no substantive decisions made.

• Adjourned special session due to meeting posting error (unanimous)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will hold a special called meeting to discuss mold restoration by Paul Davis Mold Restoration in Town Hall. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

• Discussion of Paul Davis Mold Restoration in Town Hall
• Closed session regarding personnel

The Angier Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of ABC Board Chairman Fran Bishop and approved a $12,986.15 payment to Paul Davis for mold remediation. A discussion on ABC Board concerns, including alleged state law violations, was tabled until the March 4, 2025 meeting.

• Approved $12,986.15 payment to Paul Davis Restoration (4-0)
• Authorized Town Manager to proceed with town hall reconstruction via different company (4-0)
• Accepted resignation of ABC Board Chairman Fran Bishop (4-0)
• Tabled ABC Board discussion until March 4, 2025 (3-1)

Board of Alcohol Control

The Angier Board of Alcohol Control meets for updates and discussions on quarterly distributions, audits, and a feasibility study for store expansion. No final decisions or votes are scheduled; the agenda includes routine consent items and closed session.

• Discussion on store expansion and feasibility study
• Update on quarterly distributions and audits
• Discussion on Mike Hall School Alcohol Program
• Luxco Barrel Program update
• Report on January 2025 ABC Board self-evaluation

The Angier ABC Board unanimously approved the meeting agenda and moved into closed session for personnel issues. They decided to move $250,000 into a proposed government investment fund in March. The board also discussed quarterly distributions, audits, and a potential alcohol education program, but no final decisions were made on those items.

• Approved meeting agenda unanimously
• Approved moving $250K to government investment fund in March
• Approved moving to closed session unanimously

Board of Commissioners

The Board will continue a public hearing on a rezoning request for 749 W Church Street by Trevel Construction Corporation. It will also consider removing a planning board member due to attendance and residency issues, extending the Water Distribution Core System Replacement Ordinance, and approving several other items including an Easter event at Jack Marley Park and police department partnerships.

• Continuation of public hearing for rezoning 749 W Church Street (Trevel Construction Corporation)
• Removal of Planning Board member Avauntee Andrepoint due to attendance and residency
• Extension of Water Distribution Core System Replacement Ordinance
• Request for Easter Sunday Service at Jack Marley Park
• Police Department partnership with Royce Publications for 2026 calendar

The Angier Board of Commissioners approved a rezoning request from Trevel Construction for about 1 acre at 749 W. Church Street, changing from R30 to R6 to allow a duplex. The board also approved an Easter service at Jack Marley Park, removed a planning board member for attendance issues, extended a water system ordinance, and approved several other items. A naming rights policy amendment failed.

• Approved rezoning at 749 W Church St from R30 to R6 (3-1)
• Approved Easter Service at Jack Marley Park with Parks and Rec amendments (4-0)
• Removed Avauntee Andrepoint from Planning Board due to attendance (3-2, mayor tiebreaker)
• Approved extension of Water Distribution Core System Replacement Ordinance to June 2026 (4-0)
• Approved 2025 Town Events Schedule (4-0)
• Approved APD partnership with Royce Publications for 2026 calendar (4-0)
• Approved APD participation in Special Olympics of NC (4-0)
• Denied amendment to Naming Rights Policy Section 8.A (1-3)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is holding an emergency meeting. The primary action is administering the oath of office to Steve Crisp as the interim Ward 2 commissioner. Following that, the board will enter a closed session to discuss personnel matters as permitted by state law.

• Administer Oath of Office to Ward 2 Interim Commissioner Steve Crisp
• Closed session pursuant to NC.GS 143-318.11(a)(6) to discuss personnel

The board held an emergency session, approved the agenda, and administered the oath of office to Steve Crisp as Interim Ward 2 Commissioner. The board then voted unanimously to enter closed session to discuss personnel, reconvened in open session, and adjourned without taking any other substantive actions.

• Approved the January 30, 2025 agenda (3-0)
• Administered oath of office to Interim Ward 2 Commissioner Steve Crisp
• Voted to enter closed session for personnel discussion (4-0)
• Voted to reconvene in open session (4-0)
• Voted to adjourn the meeting (4-0)

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners is holding a special called meeting to fill a vacancy created by the resignation of Commissioner Strickland. The board will interview and approve one candidate to serve as the Interim Ward 2 Commissioner until the November 2025 election.

• Interviews and nomination of one candidate for Interim Ward 2 Commissioner

The Angier Board of Commissioners held a special session and unanimously appointed Steve Crisp to fill the vacant Ward 2 commissioner seat until the November 2025 election. The board also approved the meeting agenda as presented. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved January 28, 2025 agenda (3-0)
• Appointed Steve Crisp as Interim Ward 2 Commissioner (3-0)

Community Development Advisory Board

The Angier Community Development Advisory Board will hold nominations for a new chair and vice chair, review applications for a vacant board seat, and discuss the AAA committee's purpose. The board will also recap 2024 events, outline 2025 events, consider a blessing box proposition, and restructure its committees.

• Nominations for new CDAB Chair and Vice Chair
• Review of applications for one open board seat for 2025
• Concerns from board member Nik about member duties and inclusive events
• Recap of 2024 events and outline of 2025 events
• Proposition for a blessing box and restructuring of CDAB committees

The Angier Community Development Advisory Board approved the November 18, 2024 minutes and elected Jillian as Chair and Nik as Vice Chair. They discussed forming a nonprofit fundraising arm (AAA) to support town projects, reviewed 2024 events, and outlined 2025 plans. A blessing box proposition was tabled for the next meeting.

• Approved November 18, 2024 minutes (motion by Jillian, second by Nik)
• Elected Jillian as CDAB Chair
• Elected Nik as CDAB Vice Chair
• Tabled blessing box proposition for next meeting

Board of Commissioners

The board will receive an update on new NC legislation limiting down-zoning, discuss a budget amendment to move funds for cell phone and longevity pay, review a draft facility naming policy, and consider approving a revised facility maintenance policy.

• Down zoning update: new NC law restricts rezoning that reduces density/uses without all property owner consent
• Budget Amendment #8 to transfer funds for cell phone and longevity pay
• Review of Town Owned Facility Naming Policy draft
• Consideration and approval of revised Town Owned Facility Maintenance Policy

The Angier Board of Commissioners held a special called session on January 21, 2025. They approved a budget amendment, a facility maintenance policy, and removed Kevin Hall from the Community Development Advisory Board (2-1). They also accepted Town Manager Elizabeth Krige's immediate resignation and appointed Police Chief Lee Thompson as interim town manager.

• Approved agenda as amended (3-0)
• Approved Budget Amendment #8 to move longevity pay and cell phone stipends to individual departments (3-0)
• Approved revised Town Owned Facility Maintenance Policy (3-0)
• Removed Kevin Hall from Community Development Advisory Board (2-1)
• Accepted resignation of Town Manager Elizabeth Krige (unanimous)
• Appointed Police Chief Lee Thompson as interim Town Manager (unanimous)

Board of Alcohol Control

The board will discuss operational updates including partnerships, library, investments, and facility improvements. They will also review financial statements, quarterly audit, and a police department disbursement. A closed session is scheduled for personnel matters.

• Update on partnerships/donations (diaper drive and Joshua's Army)
• Discussion on Police Department Disbursement
• Discussion on quarterly audit, distributions, and budget adjustments
• Update on camera upgrades and shed
• Discussion on IT support and Catapult system

The Angier ABC Board approved investing $250,000 in a government treasury fund, released first and second quarter distributions to the town, and approved splitting an $80,000 police department distribution between January and June 2025. The board also approved purchasing a cash counting machine and proceeding with personnel self-review documents. All motions were approved unanimously.

• Approved $250K investment in government treasury fund (unanimous)
• Approved release of 1st and 2nd quarter distributions using GM Brady's formula (unanimous)
• Approved split of $80K police distribution for Jan and Jun 2025 (unanimous)
• Approved purchase of cash counting machine (unanimous)
• Approved proceeding with personnel self-review document creation (unanimous)
• Approved agenda and December meeting minutes (unanimous)

Parks and Recreation Advisory Board

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board will discuss sponsorship dollar amounts for park amenities in phase one of a new park, along with marketing strategies and policies for naming rights. The meeting includes an update from Austin Yarbrough and approval of previous minutes.

• Old business: Dollar amounts set for sponsorships in phase one of new park
• New business: Discuss marketing strategy for sponsorships and naming rights
• Discuss naming rights and sponsorship policies
• Two-month parks and rec update from Austin Yarbrough
• Approval of November 14, 2024 minutes

The Angier Parks and Recreation Advisory Board approved the minutes from the November 14th meeting unanimously. The board received updates on the park project, including a new finance director, fundraising amounts approved by the Board of Commissioners, and the start of surveying and environmental analysis. A naming rights policy is being developed, and the department is applying for grants. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved November 14th meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Noted Board of Commissioners approved fundraising dollar amounts
• Noted surveying and environmental analysis began January 6th
• Noted naming rights policy to be presented to board
• Noted applications for Part F $500,000 matching grant and 80A Accessibility Grant

Board of Commissioners

The Board of Commissioners will accept the resignation of Commissioner Ashley Strickland, effective December 26, 2024, and discuss options to fill the Ward 2 vacancy. The board will also hold public hearings on annexation and three rezoning requests, and review a draft maintenance policy for town-owned facilities. A closed session is scheduled to discuss land acquisition and personnel.

• Acceptance of Commissioner Ashley Strickland's resignation and discussion of vacancy options
• Public hearing on annexation request by Trevel Construction for 749 W Church Street
• Public hearing on rezoning request by Trevel Construction for 749 W Church Street
• Two additional rezoning public hearings: Triangle Land Partners (Kennebec Road) and Simpson Commercial Real Estate (Matthews Mill Pond)
• Review of draft Maintenance Policy for Town Owned Facilities

The Angier Board of Commissioners accepted the resignation of Ward 2 Commissioner Ashley Strickland and voted to hold a special meeting on January 28, 2025, to interview and appoint an interim replacement. The board approved annexation of 749 W Church Street, a rezoning for 93 homes off Kennebec Road, and a mixed-use rezoning for 747 housing units and 135,000 sq ft of commercial space at Matthews Pond Rd. A rezoning request for 749 W Church Street was tabled until February 4, 2025.

• Accepted Ward 2 Commissioner Ashley Strickland's resignation (3-0)
• Approved holding special meeting Jan 28, 2025 to appoint interim Ward 2 commissioner (3-0)
• Approved annexation of 749 W Church Street for Trevel Construction (3-0)
• Tabled rezoning of 749 W Church Street from RA-30 to R6 until Feb 4, 2025 (3-0)
• Approved rezoning off Kennebec Rd for 55 townhomes and 38 single-family homes (3-0)
• Approved rezoning at Matthews Pond Rd for 747 housing units and 135,000 sq ft commercial (3-0)
• Approved special called meeting Jan 21, 2025 for down zoning update, budget amendment, and policies (3-0)
• Approved consent agenda for Dec 3 and Dec 17, 2024 meetings (3-0)