Fayetteville public meetings in 2020
40 substantive meetings from 2020, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold public hearings on an annexation and initial zoning request for a Springhill Suites hotel on Judson Church Road, as well as a special use permit for a child care center at 1208 Cedar Creek Road. Consent items include multiple rezoning requests, budget ordinance amendments for stormwater and general funds, and a six-month waiver of landing fees for signatory airlines. The council will also discuss a community survey consultant proposal.
- Annexation and initial zoning (AX20-003, P20-42F) for 0.49 acres on Judson Church Road for a Springhill Suites motel, property of Naman Hotels
- Conditional zoning (P20-34F) from Heavy Industrial to Heavy Industrial/Conditional at 245 Poe Street (2 acres)
- Rezoning (P20-45F) from Heavy Industrial to Community Commercial on Judson Church Road (2.89 acres, also Naman Hotels)
- Special Use Permit (P20-41F) to operate a child care center at 1208 Cedar Creek Road
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-6 for the General Fund
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council holds a work session to discuss an airport briefing, the Center City Parks and Trails Master Plan, a survey consultant proposal from ETC Institute, the State Action Plan for FY21, and an introduction to the Employer of Choice Framework. No formal votes are expected as this is a work session.
- Airport Brief to City Council – presentation on Fayetteville air service development
- Center City Parks and Trails Master Plan Review – discussion of the master plan
- External Committee follow-up – ETC Institute reviews survey proposal and sample size questions
- State Action Plan FY21 Discussion – review of the state action plan for fiscal year 2021
- Introduction to Employer of Choice Framework – presentation on the framework and peer comparisons
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings on the Central Campbellton Neighborhood Plan and three Unified Development Ordinance text amendments. The body is also deciding on several rezoning requests and the design contract for the Fire Station #4 relocation.
- Adoption of the Central Campbellton Neighborhood Plan
- Design contract for Fire Station #4 Relocation awarded to Stewart-Cooper-Newell Architects
- Rezoning of 35 acres on Hoke Loop Road to Single-Family 10
- Special Use Permit for a telecommunications tower at 517 Lamon St.
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinances 2021-16 through 2021-22 and related budget amendments
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the preliminary assessment roll for the Phase 5 Annexation Utility Improvement Project Area 20. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes, adoption of a revised Audit Committee Charter, a lease amendment extension with Centurylink, and bid recommendations for power transformers. Staff reports cover the Fayetteville Police Department 2020 3rd Quarter Review and updates from internal and external Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Forces.
- Public hearing on preliminary assessment roll for Phase 5 Annexation Utility Improvement Project Area 20
- Approval of term extension in lease agreement amendment with Centurylink (formerly Embarq)
- Bid recommendation for two 67kV Delta Primary Voltage Power Transformers for Black & Decker and PO Hoffer Substation Rebuild Projects
- Fayetteville Police Department 2020 3rd Quarter Review
- Updates from internal and external Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Task Forces
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss various city reports and member requests. Topics include housing studies, infrastructure improvements, and public safety procedures.
- Affordable Housing Study presentation
- Wayland Drive Drainage Improvement Options and Study
- Proposed donation of six tracts of land off Carvers Falls Road and one tract off Research Drive from Sandhills Area Land Trust
- Parks and Recreation project budgets for GO Bonds
- Discussion on red light cameras and blue box clothes donations
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will decide on the purchase of 53 police pursuit rated Dodge Chargers and the upfitting of 53 others. The body is also reviewing several rezoning applications and an annexation request for the Autry Lake at Gates Four development site.
- Purchase of 53 full-size police pursuit rated Dodge Chargers
- Upfit of 26 marked and 27 unmarked police pursuit rated Dodge Chargers
- Rezoning of 33.27 acres off McArthur Road from SF-10 to MR-5
- Annexation request for three properties in the Autry Lake at Gates Four development site
- Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-3 for carryover of funds and playground improvements
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The council will also consider changes to solid waste ordinance and service levels, approve the schematic design for North Carolina Veterans Park Phase II, and act on several consent agenda items including a federal grant for police peer support and property conveyances for annexation.
- Public hearing for Parks and Recreation Master Plan
- Consideration of Solid Waste Ordinance and Service Levels
- Approval of North Carolina Veterans Park Phase II Schematic Design
- Resolution authorizing quitclaim deed for 5206 Tara Way Drive and vacant lot on Ireland Drive
- Resolution declaring costs for Phase 5 Annexation Area 20 (Hackney Hills, Lake Point Place, Robin Hills Estates, Robinwood Estates)
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council holds a work session to discuss several items, including a park bond report card, an amendment to the FY 2020 Annual Action Plan for additional CARES Act CDBG funding, redistricting and the 2020 Census, proposed 2021 meeting dates, a policy on attending closed sessions, and council member requests regarding the Market House removal, utility assistance, the Hoke Loop bus route, homeless shelter, and mayor/pro tem meetings. No final votes are expected; this is a discussion session.
- Parks and Recreation Park Bond Report Card update
- Introduction of Second Amendment to FY 2020 Annual Action Plan for additional CARES Act CDBG funding
- Discussion of Redistricting and the 2020 Census
- Proposed City Council Policy 120.10 on attending closed sessions
- Council Member Banks-McLaughlin request to discuss removal of the Market House
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests and special use permits, including a 30.98-acre rezoning on Cliffdale Road and a 33.27-acre rezoning off McArthur Road. The council will also consider consent agenda items such as a fire department grant, water and sewer easements, a quitclaim deed, and bid recommendations for power transformers. Additionally, public hearings are scheduled for three proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance and a preliminary assessment roll for the Phase 5 Annexation Utility Improvement Project.
- Rezoning 30.98 acres on Cliffdale Road from SF-6 and NC to MR-5
- Rezoning 33.27 acres off McArthur Road from SF-10 to MR-5
- Special use permit for a four-unit townhome at 600 & 602 Roxie Avenue
- Special use permit for an automotive wrecker service at 4800 & 4802 Murchison Road
- Public hearing on three text amendments to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is meeting to consider several special revenue fund ordinances and grants. The body will hold a public hearing regarding a preliminary assessment roll for a utility improvement project and discuss a pole attachment ordinance.
- Public hearing on Preliminary Assessment Roll for Phase 5 Annexation Utility Improvement Project Area 22
- Grant from Cumberland Community Foundation for Fayetteville Police Department Racial Equity Institute Training
- Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2021-5 for FY21 Juvenile Restitution Program
- Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2021-6 for WORTH Court Grant
- Discussion of Pole Attachment Ordinance
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council work session will discuss adopting the 2020 Parks and Recreation Master Plan, a request to light Market House pink for breast cancer awareness month, and a flooding investigation with a potential moratorium for Locks Creek. Other items include removing the Market House image from solid waste rollout carts, posting council meetings to social media, red light cameras, closing the Lowell Harris dump site, closing Richard Street, property owner fines, and donation clothes boxes. No final votes are expected as this is a work session.
- Adoption of Parks and Recreation 2020 Master Plan
- Request to light Market House pink in October for breast cancer awareness
- Flooding investigation and moratorium request for Locks Creek
- Removal of Market House image from solid waste rollout carts
- Red light cameras discussion (Council Member Kinston request)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda including an annexation on Ramsey Street, fund transfers for watershed studies, and an enterprise resource system contract. Public hearings will be held for special use permits for duplexes on Bragg Blvd and McPhee Drive, and an automotive wrecker service on Murchison Road. The council will also receive a quarterly review from the police department.
- Annexation of 3.44 acres at Ramsey Street and Bullard Circle for Pramukh Enterprises LLC
- Award of contract for Enterprise Resource System to Sierra-Cedar and Mythics
- Public hearing for duplex at 1805 Bragg Blvd (SF-6 zoning)
- Public hearing for duplex at 440 McPhee Drive (SF-10 zoning)
- Public hearing for automotive wrecker service at 4800 & 4802 Murchison Road
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council meets regularly with a consent agenda, public hearings, and administrative reports. Key items include initial zoning and annexation for a 3.44-acre property on Ramsey Street, a rezoning on Yadkin Road, adoption of ordinances appropriating federal grants and local funds for transit and street resurfacing, a proposed amendment to prohibit sleeping in parks overnight, and a report on removing the Market House image from city property.
- Initial zoning and annexation for Pramukh Enterprises property on Ramsey Street (3.44 acres) from CP to CC
- Rezoning of 4643 Yadkin Road from SF-6 to CC
- Adoption of amendment to prohibit sleeping in parks overnight
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance for $40,000 Kiwanis donation for Honeycutt Park playground improvements
- Adoption of budget amendments for federal transit grant and street resurfacing contracts
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council holds a work session to discuss a proposed ordinance prohibiting sleeping in parks overnight, text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance for a two-tier Downtown District, and a request for financial assistance from the Fayetteville Dogwood Festival due to COVID-19 impacts. Other discussions include limits on board memberships, a Choice Neighborhood Grant program, and requests for meeting streaming improvements and a bias workshop. No votes are taken at this work session.
- Request from Fayetteville Dogwood Festival for financial assistance due to COVID-19 pandemic
- Discussion of proposed ordinance prohibiting sleeping in parks overnight
- Discussion of three text amendments to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance
- Discussion of text amendments for establishing a two-tier Downtown District in Article 30 of the UDO
- Discussion of proposed rezoning for a two-tier Downtown District and a Colleges and Universities District
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council reconvenes from its June 22 meeting to discuss and possibly authorize an $8.3 million transfer from the Public Works Commission to cover COVID-19 revenue losses and to adopt the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget, fee schedule, strategic plan, and capital improvement plans.
- Discussion and authorization of an $8.3M interlocal agreement with PWC for COVID-19 general fund revenue losses
- Adoption of the FY2020-2021 Budget Ordinance and Fee Schedule
- Adoption of the FY2020-2021 Strategic Plan and FY2021-2025 Capital and Technology Improvement Plans
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinances 2021-1 through 2021-13 and amendments 2021-1 through 2021-25
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to discuss a moratorium request for the Locks Creek Sub Division and a request to remove the Market House image from all City property.
- Moratorium request for Locks Creek Sub Division
- Request to remove Market House image from all City property
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is meeting to discuss first floor renovations at City Hall and the use of CARES Act funding for public safety mitigation. The body will also receive updates on the Day Resource Center and Emergency Shelter.
- Ordinance 2020-28 for City Hall first floor renovations
- CARES Act funding for public safety mitigation efforts
- Day Resource Center and Emergency Shelter update
- Introduction of State Lobbyist from Kilpatrick Townsend
- Police Department consideration request from Mayor Colvin
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting the Fiscal Year 2020-2021 budget ordinance, fee schedule, and five-year capital plans. Other items include a rezoning request on Raeford Road, several grant-funded project ordinances, and a contract award for downtown district management. The agenda also features public hearings on the downtown management contract and a resolution to close a portion of Danish Drive.
- Adoption of FY2020-2021 budget ordinance, fee schedule, strategic plan, and capital improvement plans
- Request to rezone 15 acres on Raeford Road near Spotted Horse Lane from Mixed Residential 5 to Limited Commercial
- Adoption of $300,000 budget amendment for acquisition and clearance of properties for Murchison Road Redevelopment Project
- Adoption of special revenue fund ordinance for 2019 Fayetteville Police Department School Safety Preparedness Project grant
- Public hearing on contract award for downtown district management services
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will approve meeting minutes, a public transportation safety plan, and ordinances appropriating funds for COVID-19 relief. The meeting includes a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Annual Operating Budget.
- Approval of Public Transportation Agency Safety Plan (PTASP)
- Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2020-15 for Coronavirus Emergency Supplemental Funding
- Adoption of Special Revenue Project Ordinance (SRO) 2020-16 to appropriate Community Development Block Grant Award for COVID-19
- Bid Recommendation for Annexation Phase V Project XI, Area 24, Section A, Cliffdale Estates
- Public Hearing on Proposed Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Annual Operating Budget
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss updates to the Unified Development Ordinance and stormwater projects. The body is reviewing recommendations from the UDO Task Force and proposed chapter amendments. The session also includes a discussion on engaging a state lobbying firm.
- Stormwater Major Drainage Project Update (19-7644.01)
- Unified Development Ordinance Text Amendments TA19-037, TA19-046, and TA19-057
- Proposed amendments to Unified Development Ordinance Chapter 30
- Authorization for the City Manager to engage a state lobbying firm
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on adoption of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, including the Future Land Use Map and Demographic Profile Report. They will also receive a presentation of the recommended Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Budget and set a public hearing date. The consent agenda includes several capital project ordinance amendments, demolition recommendations for uninhabitable structures, and acceptance of a CARES Act grant for the airport.
- Public hearing on adoption of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan (Future Land Use Map, Plan, and Demographic Profile Report)
- Presentation of the recommended FY2020-2021 Budget and setting of budget public hearing
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendments 2020-39 and 2020-40 to reallocate sidewalk project funding for the 71st School Road Sidewalk Project
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2020-41 to appropriate $20,947 for final costs of the Rowan Street Bridge Replacement Project
- CARES Act grant offer acceptance for the airport and authorization for City Manager to execute
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council is holding a regular meeting with a mix of routine consent items, a public hearing on a Phase 5 annexation assessment roll, and discussions on the 2040 Comprehensive Plan and the Police Department's first-quarter review. The agenda also includes a COVID-19 update and reports from the Council's COVID-19 Response and Recovery Committee.
- Public hearing on Phase 5 Annexation Area 21 preliminary assessment roll
- Discussion of the 2040 Comprehensive Plan (Future Land Use Map, Plan, Demographic Profile)
- Fayetteville Police Department 2020 1st Quarter Review
- Resolution authorizing third supplement to installment financing for Fire Station 19 (3481 Walsh Parkway)
- COVID-19 update from Emergency Management Coordinator
City Council Special Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council is meeting in special session to receive a COVID-19 update from Emergency Management Coordinator Scott Bullard and to review reports from the Council's COVID-19 Response and Recovery Committee. The committee reports cover federal programs, CDBG-CARES funding, homeless sheltering strategies, and economic development task force findings. A closed session is also scheduled.
- COVID-19 update presentation by Emergency Management Coordinator
- Closed session (item 20-1372)
- Council COVID-19 Response and Recovery Committee reports on federal programs, CDBG-CARES, homelessness, and economic development
- Discussion of state of emergency declared March 16, 2020
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council holds a work session to discuss multiple items, including a COVID-19 update, a license agreement with Fort Bragg for a sports complex on McArthur Road, and the 2040 Comprehensive Plan. Also discussed are an emergency bridge loan fund for businesses, a SAFER grant for fire staffing, and council member requests for recreation centers and shelters.
- COVID-19 update from Emergency Management Coordinator Scott Bullard
- License agreement with Fort Bragg for sports complex on McArthur Road
- 2040 Comprehensive Plan including Future Land Use Map and demographic profile
- Emergency Bridge Loan Fund for businesses affected by COVID-19
- SAFER grant for staffing for adequate fire and emergency response
City Council Regular Meeting
This regular meeting includes a COVID-19 update, consent agenda items (conveying 514 Link Street to Habitat for Humanity, awarding an airport terminal improvement contract, and ordering demolition of an uninhabitable structure), and two public hearings: one on the 2020-2024 CDBG/HOME consolidated plan and annual action plan, and another on an emergency bridge loan fund. The council will vote on these items after public testimony.
- Resolution conveying 514 Link Street to Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity for single-family affordable housing development.
- Award of construction contract to Benjamin Stout Real Estate Services for Fayetteville Regional Airport terminal improvements (Tailwind Kitchen upfit).
- Demolition recommendation for uninhabitable structure at 6444 Starbrook Drive.
- Public hearing on the 2020-2024 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) & HOME Investment Partnership Grant 5-year Consolidated Plan and 2020-2021 Annual Action Plan.
- Public hearing on an Emergency Bridge Loan Fund (General Fund - Emergency Revolving Bridge Loan Program).
City Council Special Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hear a COVID-19 update from Emergency Management Coordinator Scott Bullard and begin preliminary budget discussions. No other votes or decisions are on the agenda.
- COVID-19 update by Emergency Management Coordinator
- Preliminary budget discussion
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council is meeting via Zoom to discuss several capital project ordinance amendments and contract awards. The body is reviewing funding for infrastructure, public transit, and city services.
- Contract award for Resurface Various Streets 2020-Phase 2
- Bid recommendation for Bingham Drive Aerial Water and Sewer Main Creek Crossing
- Resolution for Phase 5 Annexation Area 21 regarding costs and a public hearing
- Application for an FTA Bus and Bus Facilities Grant for four replacement buses
- Budget Ordinance Amendment 2020-9 for the promotion of Census 2020
City Council Work Session
The City Council will hear a COVID-19 update and consider joining the Mid-Carolina Council of Governments. They will also discuss the 2020-2024 Consolidated Plan for CDBG and HOME grants, including the 2020-2021 Annual Action Plan and Fair Housing impediments. Council members have requested future agenda items on MSA expansion, homelessness, and emergency childcare. A memorandum of agreement on shopping carts is also on the agenda.
- COVID-19 Update
- Option to Join Mid-Carolina Council of Governments
- 2020-2024 CDBG & HOME 5-year Consolidated Plan and 2020-2021 Annual Action Plan
- City Council Agenda Item Request - Homelessness (Council Member Banks-McLaughlin)
- City Council Agenda Item Request - Emergency Childcare (Council Member Banks-McLaughlin)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will consider several items on its consent agenda, including multiple rezoning requests, a memorandum of agreement with Fort Bragg, and adoption of capital project ordinances for hurricane repairs. Public hearings are scheduled for annexation assessments and special use permits for a warehouse, a Sunbelt Rentals expansion, and a duplex. The council will also vote on adopting a citywide comprehensive bicycle plan.
- Conditional rezoning at 409 Mayview Street from SF-6 and NC to CC/CZ
- Rezoning of three properties on Weiss Avenue from MR-5 to OI
- Approval of Memorandum of Agreement with Fort Bragg for use of federal property on McArthur Road
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance 2020-26 for Hurricane Florence repairs at Fayetteville Regional Airport
- Public hearing for Special Use Permit for warehouse distribution at 2016 Sapona Road
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will consider a consent agenda including approval of multiple meeting minutes, an ordinance revision to Chapter 9 on emergency management, and adoption of special revenue fund projects for the Good Neighbor Homebuyer Loan Program and Commercial Corridor Revitalization Program. Public hearings are scheduled on closing a portion of Progress Street and on preliminary assessments for Phase 5 Annexation Area 24. A key action item is a resolution authorizing the city manager to acquire real property for relocating Fire Station #4.
- Resolution to acquire property for Fire Station #4 relocation
- Adoption of special revenue fund projects for Good Neighbor Homebuyer Loan Program and Commercial Corridor Revitalization Program
- Public hearing on closing a portion of Progress Street
- Public hearings on Phase 5 Annexation Area 24 preliminary assessment resolutions
- Ordinance revision to Chapter 9 (Emergency Management)
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a cooperative agreement for the ReBuild NC Buyout Program, a Memorandum of Agreement with Ft. Bragg for developing sports fields on McArthur Rd., an update on downtown parking, options for regulating short-term rentals, a pavement management program overview, financing options for public safety and infrastructure, and security operations for city facilities. No final votes are expected; this is a discussion session.
- ReBuild NC Buyout Program cooperative agreement
- Memorandum of Agreement with Ft. Bragg for sports fields on McArthur Rd.
- Downtown Parking Program update
- Short-Term Rental program options
- Pavement Management Program overview
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings and consider adopting the 2040 Comprehensive Plan, the Downtown Urban Design Plan, and a special use permit for a halfway house at 901-905 Cain Road. The consent agenda includes a rezoning at 1410 Haywood Street, a $280,364 budget amendment, personnel ordinance revisions, vehicle financing, and several infrastructure projects. A staff report will cover the police department's 4th quarter review.
- Rezoning of 1410 Haywood Street from SF-6 to Limited Commercial (0.54 acres)
- Special use permit for halfway house at 901-905 Cain Road (2.97 acres)
- Adoption of 2040 Comprehensive Plan (Future Land Use Map & Plan)
- Adoption of Downtown Urban Design Plan and Murchison Road/Bragg Boulevard Area Study
- Approval of $280,364 budget amendment for General Fund and Downtown Redevelopment Site
City Council Special Meeting
The City Council is holding a special meeting to review the recommended Capital and Technology Improvement Plans for Fiscal Years 2021-2025.
- Recommended Capital and Technology Improvement Plans, Fiscal Years 2021-2025 (Item 20-12635.01)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold public hearings on two Phase 5 annexation areas (Area 32 East Section I and Area 25) and consider consent agenda items including appropriating a transit grant for elderly and disabled projects, adopting a skate park safety equipment ordinance, and conveying a parcel to Fayetteville State University. Administrative reports will cover updates on short-term rental regulations and the Future Land Use Map.
- Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2020-11 to appropriate Transit Grant NC-2019-048 for elderly and disabled projects
- Adoption of Ordinance for Rowan Skate Park safety equipment
- Resolution authorizing conveyance of a parcel to Fayetteville State University
- Public hearing on Phase 5 Annexation Area 32 East Section I preliminary assessment
- Administrative report on options for regulating short-term rentals
City Council Work Session
The City Council will receive presentations on the Downtown Urban Design Plan and the Murchison Road/Bragg Boulevard Area Study. They will also discuss a sports field complex site analysis, proposed changes to the personnel ordinance for enhanced recruitment, the Rowan Skate Park safety equipment ordinance, and updates on the Tree Preservation Fund and two revitalization programs.
- Downtown Urban Design Plan & Murchison Road/Bragg Boulevard Area Study presentations
- Sports Field Complex Site Analysis (Fields Road, McArthur Rd)
- Recommended changes to Personnel Ordinance for enhanced recruitment
- Discussion of Rowan Skate Park safety equipment ordinance
- Good Neighbor Homebuyer Loan Program and Commercial Corridor Revitalization Program
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for 7009 Fillyaw Road from Single-Family Residential 15 to Multi-Family Residential 5 (with a recommendation for Single Family 6). The consent agenda includes rezonings at 100 Sycamore Court and near Old Shaw Road & Bragg Boulevard, rescission of a demolition ordinance at 1638 Powell Street, demolition recommendations for four properties, and a bid for an annual construction service contract. Administrative reports include an overview of the Future Land Use Map and the November 2019 monthly tax statement.
- Public hearing on rezoning 7009 Fillyaw Road (14.9 acres) from SF-15 to MR-5, with Zoning Commission recommending SF-6
- Rezoning 100 Sycamore Court from Heavy Industrial to Mixed Residential 5/Conditional (MR-5/CZ)
- Rezoning near Old Shaw Road & Bragg Blvd from MR-5 to Community Commercial (CC)
- Rescission of demolition ordinance for 1638 Powell Street
- Demolition recommendations for 2105 Murchison Road, 831 McPherson Avenue, 1734 Sandra Drive, and 4309 Wellington Drive
City Council Special Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council holds a special meeting to receive briefings on two initiatives: a Day Resource Center for homeless citizens and a Tiny Homes project. No votes are scheduled; the agenda consists of informational updates and the City Manager's report.
- Briefing on the Day Resource Center for Homeless Citizens Project
- Briefing on Tiny Homes
- City Manager Update
City Council Special Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss several business items, including an Opportunity Zone recruitment and development strategy, an overview of the stormwater program, an update on the stormwater master plan, and a drainage assistance program update. No public hearings are scheduled; written requests to speak on non-public hearing items must be submitted in advance. The meeting includes procedural items such as call to order, invocation, and pledge of allegiance.
- Opportunity Zone Recruitment & Development Strategy discussion
- Stormwater Program Overview presentation
- Stormwater Master Plan Update
- Drainage Assistance Program Update
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will consider consent agenda items including contract awards for bridge replacement, water improvements, and trail construction. Key actions include amending the Segra Stadium operating agreement for capital repairs and adopting a spending plan for the Tennis Center project. An administrative report introduces the Future Land Use Map and Plan, with further discussion before a public hearing.
- Award contract for Sykes Pond Road Bridge Replacement
- Bid recommendation for HW401 N. Water Improvement Project Contract 2 (booster pump station)
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance amendments for Cape Fear River Trail Phase II and Connector Trail
- Amendment of Use and Operating Agreement with Fayetteville Baseball Club for Segra Stadium capital repairs
- Adoption of Parks and Recreation Bond spending plan for Tennis Center project
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council holds a work session to discuss an amendment to the Use and Operating Agreement with the Fayetteville Baseball Club regarding the capital repair schedule for Segra Stadium and authorization of expenditures from the Capital Repair Account. Other items include an update to the Citywide Comprehensive Bicycle Plan, the FY 2019 Resident Survey, a Parks and Recreation Bond Financial Plan, and several council member agenda requests on short-term rentals, infrastructure bonds, and minimum pay. No formal votes are expected at this work session.
- Amendment to Use and Operating Agreement with Fayetteville Baseball Club for Segra Stadium capital repair schedule and expenditure authorization
- Citywide Comprehensive Bicycle Plan Update (final draft)
- Parks and Recreation Bond Financial Plan approval discussion
- Council Member request to create a Short Term Rental Program
- Council Member request to consider an Infrastructure Bond