Fayetteville public meetings in 2021
35 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing to appoint a candidate to the vacant Council Member position for District 3. They will also consider rezoning requests for properties at 2236 Hope Mills Road and 2045 Rim Road, along with a text amendment for colleges and universities. The consent agenda includes revisions to the city ordinance on weapons, approval of an interlocal agreement on homelessness, and purchase of the FususONE software platform. Several items are routine approvals such as meeting minutes and street additions.
- Public hearing to fill vacant Council Member position for District 3
- Rezoning of 2236 Hope Mills Road from SF-10 to Office & Institutional
- Rezoning of 2045 Rim Road from Agricultural Residential to SF-6
- Revision of City Ordinance on Weapons (Sec 17-4)
- Approval of purchase of FususONE Software Platform
City Council Special Meeting
This special meeting will consider appointing a candidate to fill a vacancy on the Fayetteville City Council for District 3. The council will review a policy on replacing vacancies and the list of applicants.
- Appointment of a candidate to City Council, District 3 (Item 21-23735.01)
- Consideration of City Council Policy 115-11 on replacing a vacancy
- Binder of District 3 applicants
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to review various city projects and policy requests. The body will discuss updates to the Watershed Master Plan and the Downtown Urban Design Plan implementation.
- Revision of City Ordinance on Weapons (Sec 17-4)
- Watershed Master Plan Program status update and 1st Tranche of Projects
- Phase I, Downtown Urban Design Plan Implementation
- Parks and Recreation Bond Project regarding Cape Fear River Park
- Proposal to refurbish a City Bus for a mobile shower
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold an evidentiary hearing on a special use permit for 16 townhome/duplex units on Danish Drive. The consent agenda includes rezoning of two properties, approval of $3 million for emergency rental assistance, demolition of uninhabitable structures, and property acquisition. Other items include an update on MLK Park, audit results, and appointments to boards and commissions.
- Rezoning of 324 Cumberland Street from Office & Institutional to Mixed Residential 5 (0.68 acres)
- Conditional zoning of 13.94 acres at end of Berkley Hall Way to Mixed Residential 5/Conditional Zoning
- Adoption of ordinance appropriating $3,030,751 for Emergency Rental Assistance Program Phase 2
- Evidentiary hearing for special use permit for 16 single-family attached dwellings at 880 & 881 Danish Drive
- Resolution authorizing acquisition of real property at 331 S. Cool Spring Street
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will meet to discuss the adoption of new electoral district boundaries and various budget and capital project ordinances. The agenda includes reviews of police and fire department performance and a public hearing regarding annexation utility assessments.
- Adoption of new electoral district boundaries (Option A6)
- Budget Ordinance Amendment 2022-5 for carryover funds and Makers Space Facility
- Appropriation of NCDOT grant funding for General Aviation Hangar, T-Hangar, and Airport Terminal Improvement Part II
- Cool Spring Downtown District Services Agreement Amendment for trolley service
- Public hearing on the preliminary assessment roll for Phase 5 Annexation Utility Improvement Project Area 23.1
City Council Special Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council holds a special meeting to conduct a public hearing and consider incentives for an unnamed economic development project (Project Bronco), and to discuss draft redistricting plans for council districts.
- 21-23345.01: Public hearing and consideration of incentives for Project Bronco
- 21-23325.02: Redistricting draft plans
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a work session to discuss several non-voting items, including recommendations from the American Rescue Plan Act Committee, a proposed $50,000 allocation for youth anti-gun violence promotion, and revisions to home occupation regulations. They will also review text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance and a bond report card for parks and recreation.
- American Rescue Plan Act Committee Recommendations (21-23134.01)
- Home Occupations Code Review and Comparison to Peer Cities (21-23204.02)
- TA21-016: Proposed Text Amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance for Statements of Consistency and Reasonableness (21-23234.03)
- Proposed $50K Additional Funding for Youth Anti-Gun Violence Promotion (21-23004.07)
- Parks and Recreation Park Bond Report Card (21-23334.05)
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider several rezoning and special use permit requests for commercial and residential properties. The body will also discuss proposed redistricting plans and seven text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance.
- Budget Ordinance Amendment 2022-3 to appropriate $65,000 for New Year’s Eve Celebration
- Special Use Permit for 34 townhome units at 542 Andrews Road
- Rezoning request for 864 Prestige Boulevard from Neighborhood Commercial to Neighborhood Commercial Conditional
- Demolition recommendations for 812 E. Orange St. and 852 E. Orange St.
- Special Use Permit for a child care center at 4770 Lakewood Dr.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed redistricting plans and consider a consent agenda that includes budget amendments, grant appropriations, and contracts for street resurfacing, stormwater code updates, and emergency rental assistance. Other notable items include funding for the New Year's Eve celebration and a resolution of support for federal transit grants.
- Public hearing on proposed redistricting plans
- Award contract for resurfacing various streets, 2022-Phase I
- Stormwater Control Ordinance text amendments for general updates and reorganization
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2022-4 to appropriate loan proceeds to the Solid Waste Fund
- Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2022-8 for emergency rental assistance program Phase 2
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a work session to discuss several items, including a police officer and 911 telecommunicator compensation presentation, interviews for Public Works Commissioner, and seven proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance. Council members have also requested discussion topics such as funding for a homeless shelter, elimination of Civil War Reconstruction Museum and Market House repurposing funds, and various ordinance changes. No final votes are expected at this work session.
- Public Works Commissioner interviews for applicants Debnam Alisa and Donald Porter
- Police Department Recruiting Retention Initiative cost proposal presentation
- Seven proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (TA21-009 through 015)
- Council Member Banks-McLaughlin request for a homeless shelter discussion
- Council Member Banks-McLaughlin request to eliminate funding for Market House repurposing
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold legislative, evidentiary, and public hearings regarding land use, zoning changes, and property annexations. The body will also discuss redistricting draft plans and police officer retention and recruiting.
- Annexation requests for Greystone South Subdivision (29.89 acres) and Coventry Woods Subdivision (40.69 acres)
- Special Use Permit for a crematory at 6651 Raeford Road
- Special Use Permit for a child care center at 4770 Lakewood Dr.
- Demolition recommendations for 212 Harrison St., 1006 W. Orange St., and 6417 Starbrook Dr.
- Approval of PWC Series 2021 Bond Order
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold public hearings on seven proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, covering self-storage, open space, accessory uses, residential density, special use permits, nonconformities, and political signs. The consent agenda includes capital project ordinance amendments, such as the Dorothy Gilmore Therapeutic Recreation Center contract award to Msquare Construction, Inc., and an FAA grant for the Airport Terminal Improvement Project. The council will also accept the FY2021 Year End Strategic Performance Report and consider appointments to 17 boards and commissions.
- Public hearings on seven Unified Development Ordinance text amendments (TA21-009 through 015)
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2022-33 for the Dorothy Gilmore Therapeutic Recreation Center and contract award to Msquare Construction, Inc.
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2022-31 to appropriate an FAA grant for the Airport Terminal Improvement Project Part II
- Consent items: capital project closeouts for ADA compliance and water main encasements under Bruner St., Deep Creek Rd., Langdon St., and Pine St.
- Acceptance of the FY2021 Year End Strategic Performance Report
City Council Work Session
The City Council will discuss several items at this work session, including a proposed modification to the Human Relations Ordinance and criteria for Community Police Advisory Board membership. They will also review a micro-mobility program for electric scooters and bikes, an ordinance regulating gyms in residential neighborhoods, and affordable housing strategies. No formal votes are expected; this is a discussion session.
- Modification to City of Fayetteville’s Human Relations Ordinance
- Community Police Advisory Board Membership Criteria and Appointment Process
- Discussion of Micro-Mobility (electric scooters/bikes) Program
- Ordinance regarding gyms in residential neighborhoods (Council Member Dawkins)
- Affordable Housing request (Council Member Haire)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold evidentiary hearings on two special use permits: one to allow a religious institution to reduce the required 500-foot distance from a bar/nightclub at 901-907 Bragg Boulevard, and another to allow an existing funeral home to operate a crematory at 6651 Raeford Road. The council will also conduct a public hearing on the annexation of 9.96 acres for the proposed Commons at Arran Lakes West subdivision, along with an initial zoning request. Consent items include multiple rezoning requests, adoption of a Community Police Advisory Board charter, a capital project ordinance for parks bonds, property donations and leases, an opioid settlement agreement, and contract awards.
- Rezoning of 824 Santee Drive (0.26 acres) from CC/SF-10 to CC
- Annexation and initial zoning of 9.96 acres for Commons at Arran Lakes West near Bingham Drive
- Special use permit to operate a crematory at 6651 Raeford Road
- Adoption of Community Police Advisory Board recommended formation and charter
- Capital project ordinance for Parks & Recreation bond projects
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a legislative hearing on the appeal of the Zoning Commission's denial of P21-36, an initial zoning request for 29.89 acres on Kimberwicke Drive to Single-Family 10. The consent agenda includes multiple zoning cases, grant adoptions, and bid recommendations. Public hearings will address conditional zoning for light industrial use at 454 Cedar Creek Road and annexation requests for three proposed subdivisions.
- Appeal of Zoning Commission denial for P21-36: initial zoning of 29.89 acres on Kimberwicke Drive to Single-Family 10
- Public hearing on conditional zoning of 4.01 acres at 454 Cedar Creek Road from LC and SF-6 to Light Industrial Conditional Zoning
- Annexation request for Greystone South subdivision (29.89 acres) related to P21-36
- Initial zoning of 40.69 acres off McCloskey Road for Coventry Woods subdivision (P21-37)
- Bid recommendation for standby power generator at Rockfish Water Reclamation Facility
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a work session to discuss multiple items, including a proposed stormwater ordinance and manual revision, a community police advisory board update, and violent crime strategies. They will also review text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, a parks bond report card, and several council member requests for future agenda items. No formal votes are expected at this work session.
- Stormwater Ordinance and Administrative Manual Review, Revisions, and Recommendations
- Community Police Advisory Board presentation and charter update
- Violent Crime Strategies for the City of Fayetteville
- Seven proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (TA21-009 through -015)
- Parks and Recreation Park Bond Report Card
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will vote on a consent agenda including several rezonings, special use permits, and grant appropriations. Legislative hearings address donation box regulations, nonconforming signs, and quasi-judicial decisions. Public hearings cover a stormwater variance, alley closure, and street renaming. Other key items include adopting an Affordable Housing Study, authorizing a Homeless Day Resource Center and Emergency Shelter property acquisition and design, and selecting a redistricting consultant.
- Authorization of Homeless Day Resource Center and Emergency Shelter Property Acquisition and Approval of Design Contract (11.02)
- Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2021-21 to appropriate American Rescue Plan Act funds (7.012)
- Affordable Housing Study adoption (7.018)
- Conditional zoning request from MR-5 to MR-5/CZ for multiple residences at Humphrey Lane and McIver Street (7.05)
- Public hearing on stormwater variance at 1535 & 1541 Purdue Drive (10.01)
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on the fiscal year 2021-2022 budget, fee schedule, strategic plan, and capital improvement plans. The agenda also includes consent items such as easement abandonment, budget and capital ordinance amendments, contract awards for three forensic cargo vans, and appointments to the Historic Resources Commission. A public forum will be held.
- Adoption of FY2021-2022 budget ordinance, fee schedule, and strategic plan
- Resolution to partially abandon PWC utility easement for Hoke Loop Commons
- Award contract for three Chevrolet forensic cargo vans for police
- Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-13 for General Fund, CBD Tax District, Lake Valley Drive MSD, and Fleet Maintenance
- Appointment of four members to the Historic Resources Commission
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss updates to the city's stormwater management and flood planning. The meeting includes reviews of the Stormwater Ordinance and Administrative Manual, as well as a proposal for a Citizens Advisory Board.
- Lock’s Creek Flood Study and LOMR Guidance
- Stormwater Ordinance and Administrative Manual revisions
- Street Sweeping Operations Update
- Text Amendments to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance regarding Donation Boxes
- Proposal for the formation and charter of a Community Police Advisory Board
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Annual Operating Budget. The consent agenda includes several rezoning and special use permit items, such as a conditional zoning near Rock Creek Lane and a rezoning on Old Shaw Road. Evidentiary hearings will consider special use permits for a duplex, a wrecker service, and townhomes. Other items include adoption of the HUD Annual Action Plan and street name changes.
- Public hearing on FY2021-2022 annual operating budget
- Rezoning of 17.61 acres near Rock Creek Lane to Mixed Residential 5 Conditional Zoning
- Special use permit for automotive wrecker service at 720 Bragg Blvd
- Resolution authorizing quitclaim deed of city's title for land at 209 B Street
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2021-57 for Linear Park Project
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will review the recommended Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget and set a date for the budget public hearing. The body will also hold a quasi-judicial hearing regarding a Special Use Permit for a facility at 601 Hillsboro Street.
- Quasi-judicial hearing for M.M. Smith Storage Warehouse, Inc. at 601 Hillsboro Street
- Presentation of the Recommended Fiscal Year 2021-2022 Budget
- Contract award for the License Plate Reader System
- Extension of loan terms for Haymount Manor affordable housing developments
- Bid recommendation for Buckhead Creek Sewer Relocation NCDOT Project U-4405C
City Council Work Session
The Fayetteville City Council will review a regional hazard mitigation plan, a citywide watershed master plan, and a draft housing action plan. The session also includes a report on park bond progress and agenda requests regarding a homeless shelter, childcare facility, and sign ordinance.
- Review of 2021-2022 Housing and Urban Development Annual Action Plan
- Presentation of Cumberland-Hoke Regional Hazard Mitigation Plan
- Discussion of proposed revisions to Halfway House definition and regulations
- Parks and Recreation Park Bond Report Card
- Agenda requests for Homeless Shelter, Childcare Facility, and UDO Sign Ordinance
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will vote on a consent agenda including budget amendments to appropriate CARES Act funding for public safety, relocate Fire Station 4, renovate City Hall, and create a homeownership program with the Fayetteville Metropolitan Housing Authority. Public hearings will consider abolishing the Lake Valley Drive Municipal Service District, annexing 37.47 acres along Scotholm Drive, and amending the Fayetteville-Hope Mills Annexation Agreement. Evidentiary hearings will address special use permits for automotive wrecker services and condominiums. Legislative hearings include text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance and a planned neighborhood development revision.
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-12 appropriating CARES Act funds for public safety mitigation
- Resolution authorizing the CROWN Act to prohibit hairstyle discrimination
- Conditional zoning request from SF-10 to MR-5/CZ at 3100 Tallywood Drive (7.23 acres)
- Annexation request for 37.47 acres along Scotholm Drive (AX21-002)
- Abolition of the Lake Valley Drive Municipal Service District (MSD)
City Council Special Meeting
At this special meeting, the Fayetteville City Council will consider a contract with Innovative Emergency Management, Inc. to administer the Emergency Rental Assistance Grant Program, and a resolution supporting the Fayetteville Diversity Coalition. Other agenda items include options for relocating or repurposing the Fayetteville Market House, a presentation on the Affordable Housing Study, an update on the Day Resource Center, and a text amendment for a food truck court.
- Award of contract with Innovative Emergency Management, Inc. for administration of the Emergency Rental Assistance Grant Program
- Adoption of a resolution in support of the City’s participation in the Fayetteville Diversity Coalition
- Options for relocation or repurposing of the Fayetteville Market House
- Affordable Housing Study presentation
- Text amendment to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance for a Food Truck Court by Jordan Sherrod
City Council Regular Meeting
The Council will consider consent agenda items including budget amendments for the Downtown Stadium project, a police block grant, and bridge preservation. A public hearing is scheduled for a stormwater buffer variance at 1005 Dunn Road. The Council will also receive a staff report on litter cleanup initiatives and appoint a member to the Public Works Commission.
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-11 and Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2021-54 for additional Downtown Stadium project funding
- Adoption of Special Revenue Fund Project Ordinance 2021-15 for 2020 Police Department Block Grant from Governor's Crime Commission
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance Amendments 2021-52 and 2021-53 for bridge preservation program
- Public hearing on stormwater buffer variance request at 1005 Dunn Road
- Staff report on litter and illegal dumping cleanup initiatives
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to review several operational updates and member requests. Discussions include the FY 22 Strategic Plan, federal funding updates, and city facility reopening plans.
- Legislative briefing on the American Rescue Plan Act
- Micro-mobility program overview featuring Bird and Spunk Scooter
- Requests for a Cliffdale Road survey and street lights on Cliffdale Road
- Proposal to name Senior Center West after former Council Member William Crisp
- Decision on a redistricting consultant
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider multiple rezoning requests, including a 8.18-acre Light Industrial zone at 4021 Distribution Drive, and will discuss the demolition of uninhabitable structures. The body will also adopt a special revenue ordinance for an Emergency Rental Assistance Program and approve vehicle and equipment financing.
- Rezoning 8.18 acres to Light Industrial at 4021 Distribution Drive
- Rezoning 0.18 acres to Office and Institutional at 1318 Fort Bragg Road
- Rescinding demolition orders for 374, 303, 314, 362, 379, and 391 Peejay Lane
- Adoption of Emergency Rental Assistance Program ordinance
- Approval of installment financing for vehicle and equipment purchases
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will consider reinstating transit fare collection and temporarily reducing certain fares, along with adopting capital project ordinances for bus stop improvements and easement acquisitions. The council will also hold a public hearing on renaming Cross Creek Park after Mayor Beth Finch, and consider a resolution supporting a federal grant for battery electric buses.
- Reinstatement of transit fare collection and temporary reduction of certain fares (21-1736)
- Adoption of Capital Project Ordinance 2021-23 and amendments for bus stop and transit enhancements
- Resolution authorizing a quitclaim deed for land at 1515 Pierce Street to expedite sale to the county
- Public hearing on renaming Cross Creek Park for Mayor Beth Finch
- Approval of Senior Center East building program and design
City Council Work Session
This work session will cover several agenda items, including multiple 160D text amendments, a proposed annexation, a historic resources study, and council member requests. No final votes are expected; the session is for discussion and information gathering. Key topics include zoning changes, housing assistance expansion, and resolutions supporting state bills.
- 160D text amendments: evidentiary hearing publication, decision-making board, building code, and code enforcement changes
- Proposed annexation of property adjacent to Arran Lakes West
- Presentation of findings from the Historic Resources Program Study by Hanbury Preservation Consulting
- Parks and Recreation reopening plan and proposed discounted program fees for online registration
- Council member requests: Community Policing Advisory Board, Housing Down Payment Assistance expansion, resolutions supporting Momnibus Act and Crown Act
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold evidentiary and public hearings on two major housing developments: a 28.76-acre townhome community off Dundle Road and a 55-lot addition to Kings Grant subdivision. The consent agenda includes renaming Cross Creek Park after Mayor Beth Finch, reinstating transit fares with temporary reductions, authorizing demolitions of four uninhabitable structures, and awarding contracts for Lock's Creek debris removal and new dump trucks. Staff reports cover the fire department's 2020 annual report and police department's fourth-quarter review.
- Renaming Cross Creek Park in honor of Mayor Beth Finch (Consent item 21-17586.02)
- Reinstating transit fare collection with temporary fare reductions (Consent item 21-17366.03)
- Demolition recommendations for four uninhabitable structures at 1928 Center St., 5108 Cannon St., 2006 Biltmore Dr., and 1067 Revere St. (Consent item 21-17526.04)
- Evidentiary hearing for a special use permit to build townhomes on 28.76 acres at Autry Lake in Gates Four (P21-06)
- Public hearing to revise Kings Grant Planned Neighborhood Development plan to add 55 single-family lots at 347 Shawcroft Road (PND21-001)
City Council Regular Meeting
The Fayetteville City Council will hold a regular meeting with a consent agenda including adoption of the 2021 Federal Action Plan, a budget amendment and extension of the Waste Management biweekly recycling contract, acceptance of a state water revolving loan, and funding for two western area dog parks. The council will also consider multiple bid recommendations for equipment and infrastructure. Other business includes a presentation on Metronet construction and a report on audit results for fiscal year 2020.
- Resolution accepting a state loan offer under the NC Water Revolving Loan and Grant Act of 1987
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-8 and approval of Waste Management biweekly recycling contract extension
- Adoption of Budget Ordinance Amendment 2021-9 and Capital Project Ordinance Amendment 2021-47 to fund construction of two western area dog parks
- Bid recommendation for Big Rockfish Creek Outfall - Contract 1 (sanitary sewer)
- Report by RSM US LLP on audit and financial results for the year ended June 30, 2020
City Council Work Session
The City Council is holding a work session to discuss several planning and infrastructure items. The body will review proposed development ordinance amendments and potential referendums for public safety and infrastructure projects.
- Proposed Text Amendments TA21-002 to Article 30 of the Unified Development Ordinance
- Fiscal Year 2022-2026 Recommended Capital and Technology Improvement Plans
- Federal Action Agenda 2022 Adoption
- Potential referendum for Public Safety and Infrastructure Projects
- Proposed renaming of Cross Creek Park
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will review several rezoning requests, special use permits for housing, and contract awards. The body is also considering the reallocation of bond proceeds for the Senior Center West project and the demolition of eight uninhabitable structures.
- Award of contract for Devonwood Dam Hurricane Repairs for $1,429,420
- Rezoning request for 1900 Murchison Road from Mixed Residential 5 to Limited Commercial
- Special Use Permit requests for condominiums at 1551 Bluffside Drive and townhomes at 734 Banner Elk Drive
- Reallocation of bond proceeds from Cape Fear River Park Project to Senior Center West Project
- Demolition recommendations for eight structures, including 344 S. Cool Spring St. and 802 Deep Creek Rd.
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss a recommendation to start paid on-street parking downtown on July 1, 2021, as part of a Downtown Parking Update. The consent agenda includes adoption of the Center City Parks & Trails Master Plan, a contract for resurfacing various streets, and a design contract for Senior Center East. A project update on Senior Center West will also be presented.
- Downtown Parking Update with recommendation to begin paid on-street parking on July 1, 2021
- Adoption of the Center City Parks & Trails Master Plan
- Award contract for Resurface Various Streets 2021-Phase II (street list in attachment)
- Award design contract for Senior Center East to SFL+A Architects
- Regional Branding Launch (resolution in attachment)
City Council Work Session
At a work session, the Fayetteville City Council will discuss the Solid Waste Report on proposed options to transition to biweekly recycling collection. Other items include an update on the FY21 State Action Plan, a briefing on the Fayetteville Airport business development strategy, and introduction of an Employer of Choice Framework. The council will also receive updates on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion committees and the Americans with Disabilities Act Self-Evaluation and Transition Plan. No votes are scheduled; this is a discussion-only meeting.
- Discussion of solid waste options for biweekly recycling collection
- Presentation on FAY Airport business development strategy from FCEDC
- Introduction to 'Employer of Choice' framework for city workforce
- Update on internal and external DEI committees and task force selection process
- ADA self-evaluation, transition plan, and public involvement plan discussion