Kings Mountain public meetings in 2024

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board approved the renewal of store insurance with Warlick & Hamrick for the 2025-2026 period. The board also discussed the financial statement, noting that store sales were up for another month. Ongoing discussions include changing phone carriers and selecting a new bank. The meeting was routine, with no public hearings or rezonings.

• Insurance renewal with Warlick & Hamrick approved for 2025-2026
• Store sales reported up for another month
• Board continues to explore changing phone carriers
• Board continues to explore opening a new bank account
• Next meeting scheduled for January 20, 2025 at 5:00pm

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met on December 16, 2024, and approved the minutes as read. The board unanimously agreed to renew its store insurance with Warlick & Hamrick for the 2025-2026 period. The board also discussed financial statements, noting store sales were up, and continued exploring changing phone carriers and setting up a new bank.

• Approved minutes as read (unanimous)
• Approved insurance renewal with Warlick & Hamrick for 2025-2026 (unanimous)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council will hold a work session to discuss expectations for the incoming Interim City Manager and consider the process for recruiting a permanent City Manager, including selecting and negotiating with an executive search firm. No formal votes are expected, but the discussion will shape next steps.

• Discussion regarding expectations of incoming Interim City Manager
• Discussion and possible action on City Manager recruitment process and selection of an executive search partner

The Kings Mountain City Council held a work session on December 16, 2024, and discussed expectations for the interim city manager, developing guidelines for the role. Council also voted 6-1 to contract with Developmental Associates, LLC for up to $29,600 to assist with recruiting a permanent city manager.

• Approved contract with Developmental Associates, LLC up to $29,600 for city manager recruitment (6-1)
• Developed guidelines for interim city manager role, including 90-day and 180-day progress reviews

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council will hear presentations on the annual audit and Energy Services recap, then vote on several actions including a $50,000 budget amendment for mold remediation at Fire Station 1, applying for a federal grant to hire four new police officers for a Traffic Enforcement Unit, and adopting revisions to housing, nonresidential building maintenance, abandoned vehicle, and community appearance ordinances. The council will also discuss setting a date for a work session on hiring a city manager.

• $50,000 budget amendment for mold and air quality restoration at Fire Station 1
• Apply for NC Governors Highway Safety Program grant to fund 4 new police officers for Traffic Enforcement Unit
• $7,500 budget amendment for Kings Mountain Police Department Road to Hope team equipment
• Resolution of Intent to annex 14.342 acres owned by the City (Cleveland County parcels 65976, 40830, 10523, 65988, 10579)
• Adopt revisions to Housing Code, Nonresidential Building Maintenance Code, Abandoned/Junked/Nuisance Vehicle Ordinance, and Community Appearance Ordinance

The City Council received the 2023-2024 annual audit, which received an unmodified (clean) opinion with no material weaknesses. The Council unanimously approved a $50,000 budget amendment for mold and indoor air quality restoration at Fire Station 1, and also approved several other items including a grant application for four new police officers, code ordinance revisions, and a resolution of intent to annex city-owned property. The consent agenda was adopted, with the housing authority board reduction item postponed for one month.

• Approved $50,000 budget amendment for Fire Station 1 mold restoration (unanimous)
• Authorized grant application for 4 new police officers for Traffic Enforcement Unit (unanimous)
• Approved $7,500 budget amendment for KMPD Road to Hope equipment (unanimous)
• Adopted revisions to Housing, Nonresidential Building Maintenance, Abandoned/Junked/Nuisance Vehicles, and Community Appearance ordinances (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 24-42 of intent to annex 14.342 acres of City-owned property (unanimous)
• Set Dec. 16, 2024 work session to discuss City Manager hiring process (unanimous)
• Adopted 2025 City Council Regular Meeting Schedule (unanimous)
• Postponed Ordinance 24-48 reducing Housing Authority Board from 7 to 5 members for one month

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will discuss traffic signal status and speed studies for several local roads. The body is reviewing public comments regarding the Gaston and King Streets intersection and discussing parking on major thoroughfares.

• Speed studies for Fulton Drive, Manor Road, and Garrison Drive
• Traffic signal status for Watterson St./Mountain St. and Gold St @ Cherokee St
• Discussion on parking for Mountain St and Gold St
• Review of golf cart rules
• Status of no parking signs for Churchill Drive

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee approved a draft of golf cart rules with noted changes, to be presented to City Council, with one dissenting vote. The committee also reviewed speed studies for Fulton Drive, Manor Road, and Garrison Drive, finding no speeding issues, and discussed various traffic and signage matters.

• Approved Golf Cart Rules draft with changes (motion by Austin Vitoux, seconded by Chief Childers; Dale Green dissenting)
• Added Gold St @ Cherokee St intersection to StreetScape plan (motion by Dale Green)
• Approved agenda and previous meeting minutes unanimously
• Determined illegal signs ordinance should be passed back to Codes Enforcement Office

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Nominating Committee will discuss a request from the Transportation Committee regarding board composition, possible changes to the Nominating Committee Policy, and review applications and resignations for various advisory boards. The committee may also make recommendations to City Council for new appointments or reappointments.

• Request from Transportation Committee regarding composition of the board
• Discussion of possible changes to the Nominating Committee Policy
• Review of applications: Marlon Byers and Chrystal Buchanan for Parks & Rec (Ward 2)
• Resignation of Phil Dee from ABC Board (Chairperson)
• Discussion of Councilmember appointment for Parks & Recreation Advisory Board

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority will consider approving $93,025 in grant requests from local organizations, discuss a contract for TDA Director Ellis Noell, and receive updates on Hurricane Helene's impact on tourism and new businesses. The board will also approve previous meeting minutes and hear a financial report.

• Discussion of contract for TDA Director Ellis Noell
• Review/approve $25,000 grant request from Kings Mountain Touchdown Club
• Review/approve $20,000 grant for City of King Mountain's Revolutionary 4th event
• Review/approve $10,000 grant for Kings Mountain Little Theatre
• Update on Hurricane Helene's effect on Western NC tourism

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will consider dissolving the Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transferring its duties to the Redevelopment Commission. The body will also discuss the City Manager's contract and the potential appointment of an interim manager.

• Dissolution of Kings Mountain Housing Authority effective March 25, 2025
• Public hearing to add townhomes as a limited use in Suburban Commercial zoning
• Budget amendment of $46,000 for mold remediation at Fire Department Station #1
• Proposed reduction of Planning and Zoning Board members from 11 to 9
• Approval of a site-specific master plan for Davidson Park

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority is meeting to discuss funding for the 2025 NC Visitor’s Guide and the December grant cycle. The board will also review the contract for TDA Director Ellis Noell.

• Discussion regarding granting $4,500 for the 2025 NC Visitor’s Guide
• Discussion on the December grant cycle
• Discussion on the contract for TDA Director Ellis Noell

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council is holding a special meeting with a closed session to discuss the qualifications or appointment of an individual public officer or employee. The meeting is largely procedural, with possible action after the closed session.

• Closed session to consider personnel qualifications under N.C.G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

This is a special meeting solely for training city council members on Granicus VoteCast software. No discussions or decisions will occur outside the training module.

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council work session includes presentations on the Davidson Park Master Plan, a wage study, and a strategic plan. Action items include adopting a street lighting policy, awarding a $47,000 architectural contract for City Hall renovations, authorizing a $200,000 land purchase on Water Tank Road, and appointing a new council member. A closed session is scheduled to discuss personnel and a potential legal claim.

• Discussion and final concept rendering of the Davidson Park Master Plan
• Motion to purchase two parcels on Water Tank Road for $200,000 plus budget amendment
• Motion to award $47,000 contract to Creech & Associates for City Hall upfit and renovations
• Motion to adopt resolution on Public Street Lighting Policy for roadway standards
• Motion to demolish dilapidated dwelling at 820 Grace St

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission will meet to discuss a $45,000 dredging allowance, consider appointing Hogan Sellers to the commission, and receive an update on the Kristin/Travis Ordinance for City Council status. The meeting also includes adoption of previous minutes and citizen comments.

• $45,000 Dredging Allowance
• New Commission Appointment – Hogan Sellers
• Kristin / Travis Ordinance for City Council status update
• Adoption of minutes from September 10, 2024
• Open Discussion/Commission

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board discussed financial statements showing store sales up in October, but LBD sales down due to a tax exemption for pre-mixed cocktails at the casino. They approved minutes, renewed insurance with Warlick and Hamrick for 2024/2025, and reported quarterly distributions to the city, police, and Co-Dap. Chairman Phil Dee stepped down due to a conflict of interest after being elected to Kings Mountain City Council; Lew Dellinger was named new chairman.

• Phil Dee resigned as chairman due to conflict of interest after being elected to Kings Mountain City Council; Lew Dellinger became new chairman.
• Quarterly distributions reported: 6/30/2024 — City $20,443, Police $10,413, Co-Dap $10,413; 9/30/2024 — City $19,163, Police $3,278, Co-Dap $3,278.
• Insurance renewed with Warlick and Hamrick for 2024/2025, motion passed.
• Audit received and paid $5,000.
• Discussion of employee longevity pay to be given in December.

Transportation Committee

The Transportation Committee will review speed studies for Fulton Drive and Manor Road. Members will also discuss traffic signal issues at Watterson St./Mountain St. and Gold St./Cherokee St.

• Speed study request for Eastern end of Fulton Drive near Margrace Road
• Speed study request for Manor Road at Baneberry Drive
• Review of 'No Parking' signs and line painting on S. Gaston Street
• Discussion of golf cart rules based on Boiling Springs, NC Ordinance
• Traffic signal status for Watterson St./Mountain St. following Helene

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss adding townhomes as a limited use in the Suburban Commercial district. The board will also consider a rezoning request for a property on South Battleground Avenue and updates to board membership rules.

• Z-24-14: Proposed text amendment to allow townhomes in the Suburban Commercial (SC) zoning district
• Z-24-15: Request by John Gifford/Albemarle U.S. INC. to rezone 3.70 acres at 1217 South Battleground Avenue from Suburban Residential (SR) to Light Industrial (LI)
• Proposed amendment to UDO and Board Rules of Procedure regarding board membership
• Establishment of the 2025 Meeting Schedule

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council is holding a special meeting to interview five candidates for the vacant At-large Council seat. The candidates will be interviewed consecutively from 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., followed by a discussion period.

• Interview of Phillips N. Dee at 5:00 p.m.
• Interview of Jan Morgan Ison at 5:45 p.m.
• Interview of Christopher Pullen at 6:30 p.m.
• Interview of Jewel Reavis at 7:15 p.m.
• Interview of Mark Wampler at 8:00 p.m.

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold public hearings on three proposed zoning amendments: adding concrete batch plants as a limited use in heavy industrial districts, allowing self-service storage in agricultural and light industrial zones, and modifying sign requirements. Another discussion addresses a hedging strategy for natural gas costs at the city's power plant. The council also votes on a $95,000 budget amendment for fire department equipment and a $23,300 contract for parking lot design.

• Public hearing on adding concrete batch plants with limitations to Heavy Industrial zoning
• Public hearing on allowing self-service storage as a limited use in AU and LI zones
• Presentation and discussion of a hedging strategy on natural gas costs via PEAK contract amendment
• Motion to adopt a $95,000 budget amendment for Fire Department capital equipment
• Motion to approve $23,300 to Kimley-Horn for parking lot design on South Cherokee Street

Mauney Memorial Library Board Agendas

The Library Board of Trustees will meet to approve previous minutes and establish the 2025 meeting schedule. The board will also discuss the 2025 LSTA Grant, building updates, and a Thanksgiving meal event.

• Approval of 2025 meeting dates: January 27, April 28, July 28, and October 27
• Discussion of LSTA Grant 2025
• Building updates
• Community Table Thanksgiving Meal
• Review of library financial reports

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Nominating Committee will hear a proposal from Planning Director Henry Earle regarding the composition of the Planning and Zoning Board, discuss adding a board training module to the application process, and consider adding the Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission to the board application. The committee will also review applications received since the last meeting, including 11 for the new Parks and Recreation Advisory Board, and may recommend appointments to the City Council.

• Proposal from Planning Director Henry Earle on Planning and Zoning Board composition
• Addition of a board training module to the application process
• Addition of Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission to board application
• Review of applications: Jason Nail (Planning and Zoning), Woody Edwards (Parks & Rec), Ashley Rhom (Parks & Rec Ward 3), and eight other Parks & Rec applicants
• Vacancy report: two vacancies on Patrick Senior Center Advisory Board, one on Moss Lake Commission, and three vacant ETJ seats on Planning and Zoning Board

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority will discuss and possibly approve a $15,525 grant to KM Forward. They will also hear a financial report, an update on Hurricane Helene's impact on regional tourism, and information about upcoming Catawba Nation events. The meeting includes a closed session for a personnel matter.

• Discussion/approval of $15,525 grant to KM Forward
• Financial report by Jana Williams, Assistant Finance Director
• Update on Hurricane Helene's impact on WNC travel and tourism
• Catawba Nation events: Yap Ye Iswa Festival (Nov 23) and Pow Wow (Feb 7)
• Closed session for personnel matter under N.C.G.S. 143-318.11(a)(5)

Patrick Senior Center Agendas & Minutes

The Patrick Senior Center Advisory Board will meet to approve minutes from July, review staff reports including a director's survey results, and discuss plans for the upcoming Christmas luncheon. The meeting includes financial, programming, technology, services, and transportation reports. No votes on ordinances or contracts are scheduled.

• Approval of minutes from July 23, 2024
• Director's report reviewing survey results
• Financial report by Whitney Douglas
• Planning for Christmas luncheon
• Next regular meeting set for January 28, 2025

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning & Zoning Board will discuss adding townhomes to the Suburban Commercial (SC) zoning district and adding self-storage facilities to the Light Industrial district. The board will also review a request to amend the Unified Development Ordinance regarding signs.

• Z-24-13: Request to add Self-Storage Facilities to the Light Industrial zoning district
• Z-24-14: Proposed text amendment to add townhomes to the Suburban Commercial (SC) zoning district
• Request to amend 156.60.03, Signs, of the UDO

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met on October 14, 2024. Members reviewed financial statements and store sales, and discussed the completed audit for fiscal year 2023/2024 by Darrell L Keller, CPA. The board accepted minutes from a prior meeting after a storm caused a two-day closure in late September. No votes on policy or new business occurred; the meeting was largely procedural.

• Discussion of audit for 2023/2024 fiscal year
• Store closure on September 27-28, 2024 due to storm
• Acceptance of previous meeting minutes
• Review of financial statements and monthly sales

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is discussing a proposal to stop adding fluoride to the public water supply and a partnership with Habitat for Humanity for affordable housing. The body is also voting on budget amendments for software and equipment.

• Proposed resolution to remove fluoride from drinking water to potentially save $22,500 - $41,500 per year
• Budget amendment of $50,000 for Silver Blaze utility customer software
• Budget amendment of $45,000 for Hydro-Vac equipment
• Contract ratification with Kings Mountain Forward, Inc. for Municipal Service District services
• Proposed 6-day extension to the 120-Day Moratorium on sign regulation enforcement

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission will meet to adopt the agenda and minutes from September 10, 2024, and discuss a $45,000 dredging allowance. The meeting includes citizen comments and open commission concerns.

• Discussion of $45,000 dredging allowance for the reservoir
• Adoption of September 10, 2024 meeting minutes

Transportation Committee

The October 3, 2024 Transportation Committee meeting was cancelled because city resources are focused on cleanup from Hurricane Helene. No decisions or discussions took place.

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning and Zoning Board meeting scheduled for October 1, 2024, has been rescheduled to October 15, 2024. The agenda includes old business on a sign ordinance amendment (Section 156.60.03) and new business items: a request to allow self-storage facilities in the Light Industrial district (Z-24-13) and a text amendment to add townhomes to the Suburban Commercial district (Z-24-14). These items will be taken up at the rescheduled meeting.

• Meeting rescheduled from October 1 to October 15, 2024
• Old Business: Request to amend Section 156.60.03 (Signs) of the UDO
• Z-24-13: Request to add Self-Storage Facilities to Light Industrial zoning district
• Z-24-14: Text amendment to add townhomes to Suburban Commercial (SC) zoning district
• Roll call listed attendees: Chairman Ron Humphries, Joseph Allen, Shaun Grier, Chris Jolly, Keith Bradley, Adrienne Woods, James Holmes, Edy Bergstrom

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Council will consider a $250,000 COPS Hiring Program grant to fund two new police officers, along with several other action items including a dark fiber lease, a reduction of extraterritorial jurisdiction from two miles to one mile, and a $54,100 sidewalk design contract. Consent items include dissolving the Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transferring its duties to the Redevelopment Commission. A presentation on the city electric utility's independent valuation study ($19.73M average fair market value) is also scheduled.

• Motion to accept US DOJ/COPS grant for $250,000 to hire two police officers
• Motion to enter into Dark Fiber Lease Agreement with Kings Plush, Inc. dba STI
• Motion to reduce extraterritorial jurisdictional boundaries from 2 miles to 1 mile
• Motion to authorize $54,100 in additional engineering services for sidewalk connections on Phifer Road and York Road
• Motions to dissolve Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transfer powers to the Redevelopment Commission

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority will hold a regular meeting to discuss financial reports, approve prior minutes, and hear a presentation from KM Forward. Key discussions include updating grant guidelines and event cancellation policies, as well as the impact of sponsorship dollars on grant awards. The board will also appoint officers for vice-chair, treasurer, and secretary.

• Appointment of Vice-Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary positions
• Review/discussion of grant guidelines and event cancellation policy
• Discussion on impact of sponsorship dollars and revenue streams on grant awards
• Special presentation from KM Forward
• Director's report on restaurant/business updates, local/regional events, and NC 250th Celebration

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority approved increasing its Capital Reserve Account contribution from 25% to 33% of grant revenues. The board also discussed a proposed $15,525 grant partnership with KM Forward for marketing, with a vote scheduled for next month. No action was taken on the closed session items.

• Approved amended agenda with added closed session (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of August 20, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Approved motion to support MTE (David Brinkley motion, Chuck Kilroy second)
• Approved increase of Capital Reserve Account contribution to 33% of grant revenues (unanimous)
• Entered closed session; no action taken on items discussed

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board held a routine meeting on September 16, 2024. Members approved minutes from the previous meeting and accepted financial reports. An update was given that Truist Bank is still working on setting up the store's banking. The meeting adjourned without any major decisions or public hearings.

• Approval of minutes from last meeting
• Acceptance of financial reports and store sales for the month
• Update on Truist Bank setup progress
• Motion to adjourn the meeting

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met on September 16, 2024, and approved the minutes from the previous meeting and the financial reports, including Truist Bank and store sales. No other substantive decisions were made; the meeting was procedural and adjourned after these approvals.

• Approved minutes from last meeting as read (motion by Lew Dellinger, seconded by Shawn Grier)
• Approved financial reports, Truist Bank, and store sales for the month (motion by Shawn Grier, seconded by Lew Dellinger)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will discuss amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance regarding commercial test kitchens and concrete batch plants. The body is also considering a contract for the Davidson Park Master Plan and the dissolution of the Kings Mountain Housing Authority.

• Contract amendment with McGill Associates for $216,600 for Davidson Park Master Plan and Construction Drawings
• Proposed zoning amendment to add Commercial Test Kitchens to AU, CB, HI, LI, OP, and BC districts
• Proposed zoning amendment to add Concrete Batch Plants to the Heavy Industrial Zoning District
• Resolution to dissolve the Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transfer duties to the Redevelopment Commission
• Proposed designation of Churchill Drive as a 'No Parking' Zone

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission met and discussed several issues, including sediment buildup in Eagle Cove, a $45,000 dredging allowance, and the city's new lakefront property fee structure. No formal votes or decisions were made; the commission agreed to meet with the city Finance Director and engineer to clarify fee calculations and discussed developing a 10-year plan for the lake.

• Agreed to meet with city Finance Director and engineer to discuss fee structure
• Discussed developing a 10-year plan for lake operations
• Discussed $45,000 dredging allowance and its funding source
• Discussed potential vendor operations on the lake (ice machines, bait shops, tour boats)

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board will meet on September 3, 2024. The only substantive new business is a request to amend Section 156.60.03 (Signs) of the Unified Development Ordinance. The board will also adopt minutes from the previous meeting and handle procedural items.

• Request to amend Section 156.60.03, Signs, of the UDO

The Kings Mountain Planning Board voted 7-1 to add townhomes to the Suburban Commercial (SC) zoning district, with the item to be heard at the October 1, 2024 meeting. The board also amended the concrete batch plant case (Z-24-12) to include reasons for approval, and discussed a draft signage ordinance and upcoming ETJ changes.

• Approved motion to add townhomes to Suburban Commercial zoning district (7-1, Keith Bradley opposed)
• Amended concrete batch plant case Z-24-12 to include reasons for approval (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from August 13, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda for September 3, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

City Council is discussing the dissolution of the Kings Mountain Housing Authority and the transfer of its duties to the Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission. This action is proposed to address the authority's current 'Troubled' status and prepare for a HUD inspection in September 2024.

• Proposed resolution to dissolve the Kings Mountain Housing Authority
• Proposed transfer of housing authority powers and duties to the Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission
• Proposed appointment of members to the Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission with overlapping terms
• Proposed appointment of an Interim Executive Director for the Redevelopment Commission

The City Council voted unanimously to dissolve the Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transfer its powers to the Kings Mountain Redevelopment Commission, effective September 13, 2024. They also appointed five members to the commission with overlapping terms. No action was taken on appointing an interim executive director because the housing authority had already hired one.

• Adopted Resolution 24-24 dissolving Kings Mountain Housing Authority and transferring duties to Redevelopment Commission (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 24-25 appointing members to Redevelopment Commission with overlapping terms (unanimous)
• No action on interim executive director; housing authority had already hired one

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee reviews NCDOT traffic impact analyses for developments at Albemarle/161 and Croker Road, addresses Phifer Road safety and STIP status, and discusses a recent pedestrian safety incident at Linwood Rd. New business includes a speed study on Sharon Drive and a recommendation for no-parking signs on Fulton Drive. Public comments from social media and email are also reviewed.

• TIA status for Albemarle at 161 intersection
• TIA status for two developments on Croker Road
• Phifer Road condition and possible inclusion in STIP
• New incident at 120 Linwood Rd crosswalk where vehicle failed to stop for pedestrians
• Recommendation for 'No Parking or Standing' signs on 100 block of Fulton Drive

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee approved a motion to have staff review the building code and propose sign ordinance changes to Council. They also discussed golf cart ordinance improvements, including safety requirements and a permitting process, with further work delegated to the police chief. The committee voted to change its meeting schedule to the first Thursday of each month starting October 3, 2024.

• Approved motion for staff to review building code and propose sign ordinance changes (unanimous)
• Approved motion to paint double yellow lines at 120 Linwood Rd crosswalk (unanimous)
• Voted to change meeting schedule to first Thursday of each month starting Oct 3, 2024
• No recommendation on 'No Parking or Standing' signs on 100 block of Fulton Drive
• Requested new speed study on Fulton Drive and Manor Road
• Requested investigation of 'No Parking' signs on S. Gaston Street

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council will consider consent agenda items for vehicle and equipment financing totaling over $660,000. Regular business includes filling a vacant council seat, demolishing a house at 407 Hill Street, donating a fire truck, and a major vote on the Bethlehem Sewer Project: accepting $38.8 million in state funding and amending the design-build contract to lock a $29.751 million guaranteed maximum price. Also on the agenda: a $35,000 budget amendment for museum repairs and termination of a mural easement. The meeting will conclude with a closed session.

• Accept $38,794,225 state funding for Bethlehem Sewer Project
• Amend design-build contract with Metcon to lock $29.751 million GMP for sewer project
• Award $338,121 financing contract for five General Fund vehicles
• Award $327,865 financing contract for asphalt patcher and tractor
• Adopt ordinance to demolish dilapidated dwelling at 407 Hill Street

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Nominating Committee will hear a presentation from Cultural Enrichment Director Christina Martin on establishing a permanent Parks and Recreation Advisory Board. They will also review applications for board vacancies, including Jewel Reavis for the KM Transportation Committee and Planning and Zoning Board, and consider possible recommendations to the City Council.

• Presentation on establishing a permanent Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
• Review of application from Jewel Reavis for KM Transportation Committee and Planning and Zoning Board
• Review of current vacancy report for multiple boards
• Possible action to recommend new appointments or reappointments to City Council
• Adoption of minutes from July 24, 2024 meeting

The Nominating Committee recommended placing the establishment of a permanent Parks and Recreation Advisory Board on the September 12, 2024 Council Work Session for discussion and approval. The board would include one citizen from each of the city's five wards, a high school student, a councilmember, and staff. No appointments or reappointments were recommended, and no action was taken on a vacant Planning and Zoning Board seat.

• Recommended permanent Parks and Recreation Advisory Board for Council Work Session (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 24, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Adopted proposed agenda (unanimous)
• No action on Planning and Zoning Board vacancy
• No appointments recommended for Regular Council agenda

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority will approve final costs for a new destination brochure, appoint a Vice-Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary, and review policies on grants and event cancellations. The board will also receive a report on restaurant and distillery updates and upcoming events.

• Approval of final costs for new destination brochure
• Appointment of Vice-Chair, Treasurer, and Secretary
• Policy review on grants and event cancellations
• Presentation of Visit NC Visitor Economic Impact Studies
• Director's report on Restaurant/Nightlife and Southern Artisan Distillery updates

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board held a routine meeting on August 19, 2024. Members reviewed and approved previous minutes and financial reports, including store sales for the month. The board discussed its credit card transactions processed by EPI and noted ongoing discussions about changing banking providers. The meeting was adjourned without any other substantive actions.

• Discussion of credit card processing with current provider EPI
• Ongoing consideration of changing banking partners

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning and Zoning Board will discuss updating the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) and board rules of procedure. The meeting includes requests to permit specific businesses in commercial and industrial districts and a review of sign ordinances.

• Z-24-11: Request to permit Commercial Test Kitchens in Commercial and Industrial Zoning Districts
• Z-24-12: Request to permit Asphalt and Concrete Plants in the Heavy Industrial Zoning District
• Request to amend UDO section 156.60.03 regarding Signs
• Proposal to change monthly meeting date from the second Tuesday to the first Tuesday
• Review of Planning and Zoning Rules of Procedure

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board approved two text amendments: one to permit commercial test kitchens in several commercial and industrial districts, and another to allow concrete mixing plants (but not asphalt) in the Heavy Industrial district with conditions. The board also changed its meeting day to the first Tuesday of each month starting September 2024. A sign ordinance amendment was discussed but not finalized.

• Approved text amendment Z-24-11 to permit commercial test kitchens in specified districts (unanimous)
• Approved text amendment Z-24-12 to allow concrete mixing plants in Heavy Industrial, striking 'asphalt' and requiring NCDOT roads (unanimous)
• Amended Planning and Zoning Rules of Procedure to change meeting day to first Tuesday of each month starting September 2024 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes from July 9, 2024 meeting (unanimous)
• Adopted agenda for August 13, 2024 meeting (unanimous)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is meeting to discuss development projects and the potential termination of a mural easement. The body is deciding on a budget increase for a sewer project and the intent to renew a fiber optic lease.

• Budget amendment of $125,000 for the EDA Grant-Beason Creek Sewer Rehab project
• Proposed termination of the easement agreement for a mural at 245 South Battleground Avenue
• Resolution of Intent to renew a Dark Fiber Lease Agreement with Kings Plush, Inc. dba STI for approximately $62.13 per month
• Presentation on current planned development projects by Development Services Officer Matt Blackwell
• Closed session to discuss real property acquisition and an employment contract

The Kings Mountain City Council unanimously approved a $125,000 budget amendment for the EDA grant-funded Beason Creek Sewer Rehab project, adjusting the final project budget. Council also unanimously adopted Resolution 24-19, expressing intent to re-enter a Dark Fiber Lease Agreement with Kings Plush, Inc. dba STI, with new terms reducing monthly payments from $800 to approximately $62. The council discussed but took no formal action on terminating a mural easement at 245 South Battleground Avenue, and received presentations on a new Lead for NC fellow and development projects.

• Approved $125,000 budget amendment for Water & Sewer Grant Project - EDA Grant - Beason Creek Sewer Rehab (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 24-19 of Intent to re-enter Dark Fiber Lease Agreement with Kings Plush, Inc. dba STI (unanimous)
• Closed session held; no action resulted

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission will meet to adopt the agenda and minutes from the previous meeting, hear citizen comments, and discuss several items including a property clean-up and a control strip determination. The commission will also consider a $45,000 dredging allowance and hold open discussion.

• Adoption of minutes from July 2, 2024 meeting
• Ryan Hollified property clean up
• Control strip determination
• $45,000 Dredging Allowance
• Open discussion and commission concerns

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission approved a motion to allow a 30-foot variance on each side of the creek on the Travis and Kristin properties, enabling lake access for Eagle Cove residents, contingent on a survey. The commission also discussed a $45,000 city allocation for dredging, with concerns about the Lake Fee increase, and considered long-term sedimentation solutions. No other formal decisions were made.

• Approved 30-foot variance on each side of creek for Travis and Kristin properties to allow Eagle Cove lake access, contingent on survey (motion passed)
• Discussed $45,000 city allocation for dredging; no action taken
• Confirmed meetings will continue at Public Works Conference Room through end of 2024

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee will hear public comment on Linwood Road crosswalk safety and discuss several old and new business items. Key items include NC 161 improvements with NCDOT, a traffic impact analysis for Mauney Townhomes, and proposed parking and stop sign changes on multiple roads.

• Public comment on Linwood Road crosswalk safety from Second Baptist Church
• Old Business: Crosswalk at W. Mountain/W. Gold Street @ Phifer Road (on hold for engineering)
• New Business: Improvements for NC 161, including NCDOT intent to purchase corner lot at NC 161 and Business 74 for a right turn lane
• New Business: Mauney Townhomes Traffic Impact Analysis (TIA)
• New Business: Churchill Drive 'NO PARKING' proposal

The Transportation Committee approved several safety improvements for the Linwood Road crosswalk near Second Baptist Church, including trimming underbrush, repainting the crosswalk with hash markings, adding white lane-diet lines, and increasing police patrols during service hours. The committee also unanimously approved deleting the sight triangle wording from City Ordinance §90.142 and referencing the UDO §156.50.01 instead, and approved creating a no-parking zone on Churchill Drive. Other items, such as the NC 161 improvements and golf cart rules, were deferred to future meetings.

• Approved crosswalk safety measures on Linwood Road: trim underbrush, repaint crosswalk with hash markings, add white lane-diet lines, increase police patrols during service hours
• Approved motion to delete sight triangle wording in §90.142 and reference UDO §156.50.01 (unanimous)
• Approved motion to leave Brooklee Drive parking signs as they are (unanimous)
• Approved motion to create a no-parking zone on both sides of Churchill Drive (unanimous)
• Deferred NC 161 improvements and NCDOT corner lot purchase discussion to next meeting
• Deferred Mauney Townhomes TIA discussion to next KMTAC meeting
• Deferred golf cart ordinance discussion to August 29 meeting
• Approved minutes from previous meeting

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold public hearings on an annexation agreement with the Town of Grover and several rezoning requests. The body is also deciding on amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance and the adoption of a Parks and Recreation Master Plan.

• Annexation Agreement with Town of Grover for approximately 145.087 acres on South Battleground Avenue
• Rezoning of 1.88 acres at W. King Street and N. Goforth Street to Suburban Commercial
• Rezoning of 2.90 acres at 1211 S. Battleground Avenue to Light Industrial
• Budget amendment of $850,000 application for NC Department of Commerce-Rural Downtown Economic Development Grant
• Budget amendments of $14,360 for grants, $35,000 for a Communications Specialist, and $28,525 for a full-time police position

The Kings Mountain City Council approved several rezoning requests and Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) text amendments, including rezoning for a medical building, light industrial use, and townhouses with conditions. They also denied a request to reduce street intersection separation offsets, approved a pawnshop location amendment, and adopted the Parks and Recreation Master Plan. The council accepted Councilmember David Allen's resignation and made various budget amendments and agreements.

• Adopted Ordinance 24-27 authorizing annexation agreement with Town of Grover (unanimous)
• Rezoned 1.88 acres at W. King & N. Goforth to Suburban Commercial (Ordinance 24-28, unanimous)
• Rezoned 2.90 acres at 1211 S. Battleground Ave to Light Industrial (Ordinance 24-29, unanimous)
• Rezoned 0.66 acres on E. King St to Semi-Urban Residential with conditions (Ordinance 24-30, unanimous)
• Denied UDO amendment to reduce street intersection separation offset from 125 to 70 feet (unanimous)
• Approved UDO amendment modifying pawnshop locations (Ordinance 24-32, 4-3 with mayor's tie-breaker)
• Adopted Parks and Recreation Master Plan (unanimous)
• Authorized award of city-owned cabooses to Tom Calton and Mickey Simmons (5-1)

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The committee will review new applications for city boards and discuss the legal composition requirements of the Tourism Development Authority. The body may recommend new appointments or reappointments for the TDA, Planning and Zoning Board, and Moss Lake Commission to City Council.

• Review of applications from David Brinkley, Brenton Wilson, Woody Edwards, Loretta Cozart, Dale Hollifield, and Mark McDaniel
• Discussion on Tourism Development Authority (TDA) composition per state legislation
• Possible recommendations for appointments to the Tourism Development Authority
• Possible recommendations for appointments to the Planning and Zoning Board
• Possible recommendations for appointments to the Moss Lake Commission

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority will discuss advertising expenditures for FY 2023-2024, review an updated destination marketing brochure, and hear a financial report. The meeting also includes a closed session for a personnel matter.

• Financial report by Assistant Finance Director Jana Williams
• Discussion of advertising expenditures FY 2023-2024
• Discussion of updated destination marketing brochure
• Director's report on new restaurants, distillery, and upcoming events
• Closed session regarding a personnel matter under N.C.G.S. 143-318.11(a)(6)

Patrick Senior Center Agendas & Minutes

The Patrick Senior Center Advisory Board will hold a regular meeting to approve the minutes from April 23, 2024, introduce new board members and reappointments, and elect officers for the 2024-2025 term. Staff will present reports on finances, programming, technology, services, and transportation. No significant policy changes or funding decisions are on the agenda.

• Approval of minutes from April 23, 2024 (vote required)
• Introduction of new board members and reappointments
• Election of officers for 2024-2025
• Staff reports: Director, Financial, Programming, Technology, Services, Transportation
• Next regularly scheduled meeting: October 22, 2024

The board approved the April 23, 2024 meeting minutes and elected officers for the coming year, with Rev. William Thompson as President, Lee Ann Long as Vice-President, and Cass Roberts as Secretary. The director's report highlighted serving 198 SHIIP clients with $111,834 in cost savings, a successful Shred-a-Thon/Scam Jam, and building updates. The center will host early voting from October 17 to November 2 and the General Election on November 5.

• Approved April 23, 2024 meeting minutes (motion by Janet Beani, seconded by Tamra Moody)
• Elected officers: Rev. William Thompson (President), Lee Ann Long (Vice-President), Cass Roberts (Secretary)

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board held a routine meeting. They approved minutes, discussed financial statements and store sales, and decided to retain Darrell Keller as CPA. They also noted a new Senate bill eliminating taxes on LBD ready-to-drink items and cans, which removes the need for stickers.

• Decided to stay with Darrell Keller as CPA
• Noted new Senate bill eliminating tax on LBD ready-to-drink items and all cans, removing sticker requirement
• Installed new door ringer from Shelby Alarm
• Ordered new checks and a fax machine to replace broken one
• Discussed financial statement, store sales, banking, and employees

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met and handled routine business. They approved the previous meeting's minutes, discussed finances and store sales, and decided to retain Darrell Keller as their CPA after reviewing bids. The board also noted a new Senate bill that eliminates taxes on ready-to-drink items and cans, which also removes the need for stickers on cans.

• Approved minutes from last meeting (motion by Grier, seconded by Dellinger)
• Retained Darrell Keller as CPA after reviewing bids (motion by McGill, seconded by Grier)

Mauney Memorial Library Board Agendas

The Library Board of Trustees will meet to approve previous minutes and review staff changes. The board will also discuss the 2024/2025 fiscal year and review financial reports.

• Staff changes
• Fiscal Year 2024/2025
• Financial reports

The Mauney Memorial Library Board of Trustees met July 22, 2024, and approved the minutes unanimously. No old business was discussed. The board noted the resignation of Adult Program Coordinator Terry Pouchak, with the position posted until filled, and the promotion of Jasmine Flournoy to library services supervisor after earning her Master's in Library Science. The library will continue with a flat budget for fiscal year 2024/2025, focus on outreach to high school and middle school, and expand the community garden via a grant from the CC Mental Health Association, with activities starting Spring 2025.

• Approved meeting minutes unanimously
• Noted resignation of Adult Program Coordinator Terry Pouchak; position posted until filled
• Promoted Jasmine Flournoy to library services supervisor
• Continued flat budget for fiscal year 2024/2025
• Planned outreach to high school and middle school, including freshman orientation
• Advertised EXCEL HS and SkillMill programs
• Expanded community garden via CC Mental Health Association grant, starting Spring 2025

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The Kings Mountain City Council will hold a joint meeting with the John H. Moss Reservoir Commission to discuss the reservoir’s fee schedule. The meeting is procedural and does not include formal decisions.

• Discussion of John H. Moss Reservoir Fee Schedule (no vote or decision listed)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is reviewing infrastructure projects including a $5.642 million sewer contract and $2.5 million in ARPA funds for wastewater improvements. The agenda also includes discussions on removing city-owned cabooses and a new developer pledge for homeownership.

• $5.642 million contract amendment for Bethlehem Sewer Project
• $2,500,000 ARPA funds for Potts Creek Wastewater Improvement Project
• $473,500 agreement amendment for Railroad Avenue Streetscape project
• Rezoning request for 0.66 acres on E. King Street (Case Z-24-9)
• $46,100 budget amendment to the Stormwater Fund

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission is preparing discussion topics for a July 16 meeting with City Council. The commission will elect a Vice Chairman and vote on meeting locations. Other agenda items include discussions regarding water quality, lake improvements, and the lake fee structure.

• Election of Vice Chairman
• Vote on meeting locations
• Motion to change fee structure from a simple fee to per foot charge

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board will consider rezoning 0.66 acres at the corner of E King Street from Suburban Commercial to Semi-Urban Residential. The meeting also includes reviews of several text amendments regarding tattoo shops, monument signs, sidewalks, and pawnshops.

• Rezoning of 0.66 acres at E King Street from Suburban Commercial to Semi-Urban Residential
• Text amendment for tattoo shop locations
• Text amendment for monument sign locations
• Text amendment for sidewalk requirements
• Text amendment for pawnshop requirements

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The commission will discuss new lake fees and the upcoming budget. The agenda also includes Eagle Cove citizen projection lines and a $45,000 dredging allowance. A joint meeting with City Council is scheduled for July 16th.

• New Lake Fees and Budget
• $45,000 Dredging Allowance
• Eagle Cove citizens projection lines discussion
• Joint meeting with City Council on July 16th

Board of Adjustment Agenda

The Board of Adjustment will consider a Special Use Permit (SU-24-1) to amend the operating hours for a bar located at 212 S. Railroad Avenue. The meeting includes a public hearing and board discussion regarding the proposal and any potential conditions.

• Special Use Permit (SU-24-1) for amended operating hours at 212 S. Railroad Avenue

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority will consider several grant applications totaling $72,900 for the Summer/Fall 2024 cycle. The meeting also includes discussion of the 2024-2025 TDA budget and an update on Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort.

• Vote on $72,900 in Summer/Fall 2024 grant applications
• Approval of 2024-2025 TDA Budget
• Update on Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort
• Discussion regarding American Legion Post 155 grant declination

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will review several rezoning requests and a text amendment for indoor entertainment. The meeting also includes discussions on a 120-day moratorium on sign regulation enforcement and an annexation request from the Town of Grover.

• $400,000 budget amendment to increase the Health Insurance Fund
• Proposed 120-day moratorium on sign regulation enforcement starting July 1, 2024
• Rezoning request for 1211 and 0 S. Battleground Avenue from SR to LI
• Notice of intent to annex approximately 145 acres off S. Battleground Avenue
• Ordinances to demolish dwellings at 116 Lackey Street and 1106 N. Piedmont Avenue

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The committee will review recent applications for the Planning and Zoning Board, including Lisa Pinnello and Mathew Hord. Members will also discuss upcoming reappointments for the Tourism Development Authority and the composition of that board. Additionally, the committee will address Planning and Zoning Board appointments for ETJ seats.

• Review of Planning and Zoning Board applications from Lisa Pinnello and Mathew Hord
• Discussion regarding the composition of the Tourism Development Authority
• Planning and Zoning Board appointments for ETJ seats
• Upcoming reappointments for the Tourism Development Authority

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority will consider several grant applications totaling $69,000 for the Summer/Fall 2024 cycle. The board will also discuss the 2024-2025 budget and a declined grant from American Legion Post 155. An update on Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort is also scheduled.

• Vote on $69,000 in Summer/Fall 2024 grant applications
• Approval of the 2024-2025 TDA Budget
• Discussion regarding American Legion Post 155 grant declination
• Update on Catawba Two Kings Casino Resort

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board discussed financial statements, store sales, and staffing. The board decided to implement a 3% cost of living raise for employees starting July 2024. They also announced the hiring of Michael Wagenknecht for truck and stocking duties.

• Implementation of a 3% cost of living raise for employees starting July 2024
• Hiring of Michael Wagenknecht for truck and stocking duties
• Scheduling of next board meetings for July 22, August 19, and September 16

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met to discuss the budget for the upcoming year. The board voted unanimously to adopt the 2024-2025 budget. No members of the public attended or spoke during the meeting.

• Adoption of the 2024-2025 budget

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will consider adopting the FY 2024-2025 budget and related ordinances for operating and capital expenses. The council will also discuss implementing a Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) station to increase capacity and reduce costs. A public hearing is scheduled regarding a temporary moratorium on sign regulation enforcement.

• Adoption of the FY 2024-2025 City Budget
• Implementation of a Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) Station
• 120-day moratorium on Sign Regulations enforcement
• Approval of FY 2024-2025 Health Insurance and Workers Compensation plans
• Update on Two Kings Casino Resort development

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The Commission will discuss new lake fees and the budget. The meeting includes citizen comments regarding Eagle Cove projection line requests and discussion on dredging around private docks.

• New lake fees and budget
• Eagle Cove projection line request
• Dredging around private docks

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider two rezoning requests involving Cleveland County parcels. The board will also review proposed text amendments regarding tattoo shop locations and right-of-way offsets. Additionally, the board will discuss a requested moratorium on sign regulation enforcement.

• Rezoning W King Street and N Goforth Street corner to suburban commercial
• Rezoning 1211 and 0 S Battleground Avenue to light industrial
• Text amendment regarding tattoo shop locations
• Text amendment to reduce right-of-way offset from 125’ to 70’
• Request for a moratorium on sign regulation enforcement starting July 1, 2024

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee is meeting to review routine approvals, take public comment, and discuss old and new business. Items include an update on the King Street repaving project, a crosswalk near W. Mountain/W. Gold Street at Phifer Road that is continued to a future meeting, and a new request for a "NO PARKING" designation on Churchill Drive. The agenda is largely procedural with these three substantive items.

• Update on repaving of King Street
• Crosswalk near W. Mountain / W. Gold Street @ Phifer Road — continued to next meeting
• Churchill Drive "NO PARKING" request
• Public comment period open
• Next meeting scheduled for Thursday, June 27 at 2 p.m.

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests and an economic incentive agreement for a confidential manufacturing project called Project Ball. The body will also discuss new parking restrictions and a natural gas supply contract extension through 2054.

• Rezoning 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road to Mixed Use (MU)
• Rezoning 0.62 acres at 1111 Shelby Road to Auto-Urban Commercial (AU)
• Amended Economic Development Incentive Agreement for 'Project Ball'
• Natural gas supply contract extension with Public Energy Authority of Kentucky (PEAK) through 2054
• No-parking zones on West Mountain Street and Brooklee Drive

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority is meeting to approve its 2024-2025 budget and discuss tourism-related items including a state travel conference report, the DiscoverKingsMountain.com website, and the Cleveland County Visitors Guide. The board will also address delinquent accountability forms and the city's strategic planning session. Citizen input is limited to three minutes per speaker.

• Discussion/approval of 2024-2025 TDA budget
• Discussion of NC Travel Conference and Auction report
• Discussion of DiscoverKingsMountain.com website
• Discussion of Cleveland County Visitors Guide
• Discussion of delinquent accountability forms

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council and Planning and Zoning Board are meeting to discuss signage regulations under the City of Kings Mountain UDO. The session includes a closed session to discuss business expansion and real property acquisition.

• Discussion on signage purpose and regulation per the City of Kings Mountain UDO
• Closed session regarding business location or expansion
• Closed session regarding negotiation of price and terms for real property acquisition

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning and Zoning Board and City Council will hold a joint work session to discuss the purpose and regulation of signage under the city's UDO. After that, they will enter a closed session to discuss business location or expansion and real property acquisition negotiations, as allowed by state law. The board members will adjourn before the closed session, and the council may take action afterward on items discussed in the closed session.

• Discussion on signage regulation per the City of Kings Mountain UDO
• Closed session to discuss business location/expansion and real property acquisition (N.C.G.S. 143-318.11(a)(4) and (5))
• Possible action on items from closed session

ABC Board Agendas

The board is finalizing the proposed budget for the 2024-2025 fiscal year. A special meeting will be held in June to allow for public discussion of the budget. The board also reviewed financial statements and store sales.

• Proposed Budget 2024-2025 preparation
• Review of financial statements and store sales

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board will consider a development agreement and rezoning request for approximately 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road, proposed by Prestige Corporate Development, LLC, to change from Suburban Residential and Auto-Urban Commercial to Mixed Use. The board will also review UDO text amendments regarding tattoo shop locations and indoor entertainment uses in Light Industrial districts, and discuss compliance and removal of nonconforming signs. The agenda includes adoption of prior meeting minutes and old business items continued from earlier meetings.

• Z-23-18: Development agreement and rezoning for 99.58 acres, parcels 71423, 63195, 13760, 63194, 13759, 13758, 73783, 11034, 13757, along Crocker Road and Shelby Road, from SR and SU-AU to Mixed Use
• Z-24-3: Text amendment to revise locations where tattoo shops are permitted
• Z-24-6: Text amendment to allow Indoor Entertainment uses in Light Industrial (LI) zoning district
• UDO text amendments on compliance and removal of nonconforming signs
• Adoption of minutes from March 28, April 9, and April 23, 2024 meetings

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is considering a voluntary program where the city would assume maintenance of private septic systems for residents without public sewer access. The body is also scheduling a public hearing for the 2024-25 Fiscal Year Budget.

• Proposed Septic System Maintenance Program with a $10 monthly fee for participants
• Proposed $200,000 pre-funding for a Septic System Maintenance Trust Fund from Water/Sewer Fund Balance
• Estimated first-year cost of $35,000 for the septic program in FY25
• Motion to schedule a Public Hearing on June 13, 2024, for the 2024-25 Fiscal Year Budget
• Proclamation for National Police Week (May 12-18, 2024)

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is holding a work session to continue discussions on the FY 2024-25 proposed budget. The session covers the General Fund, Special Funds, and Enterprise Funds.

• Discussion of FY 2024-25 proposed General Fund
• Discussion of FY 2024-25 proposed Special Funds
• Discussion of FY 2024-25 proposed Enterprise Funds

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

This agenda is a notice that the regular May 7, 2024 meeting of the John H. Moss Reservoir Commission has been cancelled and rescheduled for May 14, 2024. No other business is listed. Contact the City Clerk for more information.

• Meeting cancelled and rescheduled from May 7 to May 14, 2024
• Contact Karen Tucker, City Clerk, at 704-734-0333

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold a budget work session to discuss General and Special Funds for the FY 2024-25 proposed budget. Council is also deciding whether to schedule a public hearing regarding an amended economic development incentive agreement for a textile manufacturing project.

• Proposed public hearing on May 28, 2024, to amend the Project Ball incentive agreement
• Project Ball: Proposed $9.5 million investment at 700 S. Railroad Avenue
• Project Ball: Proposed creation of 84 full-time jobs with an average annual salary of $63,298
• Proposed performance-based incentive grant totaling $29,856 over three years
• Potential $500,000 NC Building Reuse Program grant application

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss old and new business items, including updates on traffic signs, sidewalks, and crosswalks. They will also receive a streetscape input session from Kimley Horn and discuss parking and intersection issues. The meeting is open to public comment.

• Update on 'NO TURN ON RED' sign at Patrick Senior Center
• Update on 'STOP HERE ON RED' sign at Walmart entrance
• Sidewalk and crosswalk on Phifer
• Streetscape input session with Kimley Horn
• Discussion of crosswalks at W. Mountain Street & Phifer and W. Gold Street & Phifer

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is reviewing budget increases for health insurance and council chamber renovations. The body is also discussing police staffing grants and utility agreements, while continuing public hearings on a 99.58-acre rezoning request.

• Budget amendment of $650,000 for the Health Insurance Fund
• Budget amendment of $150,000 for City Council Chambers renovation
• Application for $250,000 US DOJ/COPS grant to hire two police officers
• Rezoning request for 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road to Mixed Use (MU)
• Public hearing scheduled for May 28 for rezoning of 0.62 acres at 1111 Shelby Road

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Nominating Committee is reviewing applications for several city boards and commissions, including Planning and Zoning, Board of Adjustment, and Moss Lake Commission. Members will discuss upcoming appointments and may recommend that City Council adopt a resolution formally requesting Cleveland and Gaston counties to appoint an extraterritorial jurisdiction (ETJ) member. The committee will also discuss the composition of the Tourism Development Authority and possible new boards.

• Review of applications: Edy Bergstrom, Richard Calhoun, William Keith Lewis, Jonathan Mize (Planning and Zoning Board); Mercy Littlejohn (Board of Adjustment); Carmen Scism (Moss Lake Commission)
• Discussion of possible resolution for City Council to request Cleveland and Gaston County Boards of Commissioners to appoint an ETJ member
• Upcoming appointments: Planning and Zoning ETJ seats, Mauney Memorial Library Board, Moss Lake Commission, Patrick Senior Center, Tourism Development Authority, KM Transportation Committee
• Discussion of Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority composition

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Tourism Development Authority (TDA) Board did not meet on April 23, 2024, because a quorum was not present. The meeting was scheduled for 3:00 pm at the Southern Arts Society, Inc. This notice serves as a cancellation notice.

• Meeting cancelled due to no quorum
• Scheduled location: Southern Arts Society, Inc.
• Contact: Deputy City Clerk Cynthia Cash

Patrick Senior Center Agendas & Minutes

The Patrick Senior Center advisory board is reviewing the director's report covering building updates, a new SHIIP grant for a Scam Jam/Shred-a-Thon, and partnerships to expand home-delivered meals. The board is also asked to review a long-range plan for senior services and provide feedback. The meeting includes routine reports on finances, activities, and participation statistics.

• SHIIP Grant received for Scam Jam/Shred-a-Thon on May 14, 9am-3pm, with Medicare 101 session and lunch
• Quotes being obtained for paving project including patching, sealing, and re-striping
• Partnership with Albemarle and Foothills KM Farmers' Market for Senior Day first Saturday of each month
• Discussions to increase home-delivered meals, currently serving 30 people, using local kitchen and volunteers
• New treadmill ordered, HVAC unit replacement planned, braille signs installed

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board is holding a special called workshop meeting. The main item is a continued discussion on signage, with a staff report and board discussion. No decisions are listed on the agenda; the meeting is primarily for discussion.

• Continued signage discussion with staff report and board discussion

ABC Board Agendas

The ABC Board discussed financial statements and store sales. The board decided to stop using the drop box and will instead keep Friday and Saturday deposits in the safe until Monday morning.

• Decision to discontinue use of the drop box for deposits
• Planning for a change in future banking with Truist and SCRC
• Preparation of the new budget for next year
• Issuance of quarterly distributions and an extra distribution to the City of Kings Mountain

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is meeting to discuss and decide on an economic development incentive agreement for 'Project Ball,' a confidential non-woven textile manufacturing operation. The body will also vote on several infrastructure contracts and budget amendments.

• Proposed $21,456 performance-based incentive grant for 'Project Ball' at 700 S. Railroad Avenue
• Bid award of $917,294.60 to River City for transmission lines on Kings Mountain Boulevard
• Bid award of $1,837,464 to Two Brothers Utilities, LLC for Potts Creek Sewer Improvements Project
• Budget amendment of $1,500,000 for the City's Natural Gas Fund Budget
• Financing bid of $76,442.45 to United Financial for a Cemetery Department truck

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning & Zoning Board will discuss and likely continue two items related to a proposed rezoning of about 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road from Suburban Residential and Auto-Urban Commercial to Mixed Use, tied to a development agreement for the Lacey Orchard project. The board will also hear a new rezoning request for 0.62 acres at 1111 Shelby Road from Suburban Residential to Auto-Urban Commercial, and discuss land use categories (limited vs. special uses).

• Continue Z-23-18: Rezoning of 99.58 acres (parcels 71423, 63195, 13760, 63194, 13759, 13758, 73783, 11034, 13757) along Crocker and Shelby roads to Mixed Use
• Continue Z-23-18: Development agreement for Prestige Corporate Development (Lacey Orchard project)
• New Z-24-4: Rezoning of 0.62 acres at 1111 Shelby Road from Suburban Residential to Auto-Urban Commercial
• Discussion: Land Use - Limited Uses vs. Special Uses
• Adoption of March 12, 2024 meeting minutes

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The regular meeting of the John H. Moss Reservoir Commission scheduled for April 2, 2024, has been canceled. The next regular meeting is set for May 7, 2024, at 5:30 p.m. This notice is procedural only, with no agenda items discussed.

• Regular meeting canceled for April 2, 2024
• Next meeting scheduled for May 7, 2024 at 5:30 p.m.
• Contact Karen Tucker, City Clerk, at 704-734-0333 for information

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee is meeting to approve the agenda and previous minutes, take public comment, and review updates on Kings Street paving prep and a 'NO TURN ON RED' sign at Patrick Senior Center. New business includes discussions on sign offset, sidewalk setback, and vehicle recovery/clear zone distance. No votes or decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Kings Street prep for paving update
• 'NO TURN ON RED' sign at Patrick Senior Center update
• Sign off-set discussion
• Sidewalk set-back discussion
• Vehicle recovery / clear zone distance discussion

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and a development agreement. The body is also deciding on new policies for electric and natural gas line extensions and street lighting.

• Rezoning of 8.50 acres at 1363 S. Battleground Road from Suburban Residential to Auto-Urban Commercial
• Rezoning of 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road to Mixed Use
• Budget amendment of $21,965 for E911 call recording system upgrades
• Establishment of the Moss Lake Sediment Remediation & Water Quality Study Fund
• Potential 3-year incentive grant for manufacturing recruitment project 'Project Ball'

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board reviewed February financial statements and store sales. The board decided to postpone seeking new CPA quotes for audits and distributions until next year.

• Approval of a shredder truck to dispose of old paperwork starting May 1
• Discussion of February retail sales and LDB figures
• Postponement of CPA audit and distribution quotes until next year
• Discussion regarding off-duty firemen for truck deliveries

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Nominating Committee is meeting to discuss upcoming reappointments for five boards, including the Mauney Memorial Library Board of Trustees and the Tourism Development Authority. They will also discuss the composition of the TDA, possible new boards, and topics for a future Council work session. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no final decisions listed.

• Review of reappointments for Mauney Memorial Library Board of Trustees, Moss Lake Commission, Patrick Senior Center Advisory Board, Tourism Development Authority, and KM Transportation Committee
• Discussion on composition of the Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority
• Discussion on topics for boards and commissions presentation at upcoming Council Regular Work Session
• Discussion on possible new boards and commissions

KM Housing Committee

The Kings Mountain Housing Committee is meeting to approve minutes from January, adopt the agenda, and hold a discussion on homelessness led by Councilmember Jimmy West. Two presentations are scheduled by Ms. Teresa Wingo and Mr. Larry Greene. The meeting is primarily discussion-focused with no formal votes on policy or funding items listed.

• Discussion on homelessness led by Councilmember Jimmy West
• Presentations by Ms. Teresa Wingo and Mr. Larry Greene
• Approval of minutes from January 19, 2024 meeting

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

City Council is discussing the adoption of six policies to shift the cost of electric and gas infrastructure extensions from taxpayers to developers. The meeting also includes votes on vehicle financing and a traffic pattern change on Cherokee Street.

• Proposed six policies/agreements for electric and gas line extensions and meter connections
• Motion to return Cherokee Street at East Mountain Street to two-way traffic
• Financing for 7 Police Interceptor Vehicles from United Financial/HomeTrust Bank for $394,045.64
• Budget amendment of $31,360.00 and financing for two dump trucks and two bucket trucks totaling $952,020.74
• Intergovernmental Agreement with the Town of Grover for wastewater treatment using federal ARPA grants

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider a rezoning request for 99.58 acres along Crocker Road and Shelby Road, changing from Suburban Residential and Auto-Urban Commercial (Special Use) to Mixed Use. Staff recommends denial without a development agreement to limit commercial uses. The board will also discuss a working list of UDO text amendments.

• Rezoning Z-23-18: 99.58 acres, parcels 71423, 13757, 63195, 13760, 63194, 13759, 13758, 73783, 11034, 13757, from SR and SU-AU to Mixed Use
• Development agreement for Prestige Corporate Development, LLC
• UDO text amendment working list discussion
• Staff recommends denial of rezoning without development agreement

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council and Executive Leadership Team are conducting a two-day strategic planning session. The body is discussing growth management, utility operations, and future development projects.

• Discussion of Renewable Natural Gas (RNG) and its impact on city capacity
• Review of Kings Mountain Municipal Electrical Utility management
• Planning for signage restriction enforcement
• Discussion of a Gateway (LOOP) Trail connecting downtown, lakes, and residential areas
• Review of Moss Lake recreation potential, including a beach, restaurant, and RV campground

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss traffic studies for Beason Creek subdivision, a response from NCDOT about split signals at Roxford Rd/Shelby Rd, and updates on several street projects including N. Cansler Street, Kings Street paving, and reopening Cherokee St. to two-way traffic. They will also consider a new 'NO TURN ON RED' sign at Patrick Senior Center. Public comment is open.

• Beason Creek subdivision traffic studies and increased police patrols
• NCDOT response on split signals at Roxford Rd / Shelby Rd intersection
• Review of N. Cansler Street
• Kings Street prep for paving
• Reopening Cherokee St. to two-way traffic at W Mountain St.

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning request for property at S. Battleground Avenue and Bethlehem Road and a water service agreement with Liquid Management, LLC. The body will also review budget amendments and a Parks and Rec Master Plan update.

• Rezoning of 1.7 acres at S. Battleground Avenue and Bethlehem Road from Suburban Residential to Heavy Industrial
• Budget amendments including $230,000 for Police Department patrol vehicles and $30,000 for a citywide phone system
• Development Agreement with Liquid Management, LLC for water service outside City or ETJ boundaries
• Intergovernmental Agreement with the Town of Grover for wastewater system improvements
• Scheduling of public hearings for rezoning requests at 1363 S. Battleground Road and along Crocker Road and Shelby Road

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council is meeting for a special visioning session to discuss expectations, priorities, and concerns. The agenda includes a review of the City Council Code of Ethics and a closed session regarding the City Manager's performance evaluation.

• Discussion of Council expectations, priorities, and concerns
• Review of City Council Code of Ethics
• Closed session for City Manager performance evaluation

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The February 20, 2024 meeting of the Nominating Committee is cancelled. The next regular meeting is scheduled for March 19, 2024 at 4:30 P.M. in Council Chambers at City Hall. This notice is procedural only and contains no agenda items for discussion or decision.

• February 20, 2024 meeting cancelled
• Next meeting: March 19, 2024 at 4:30 P.M. in Council Chambers, City Hall
• Contact: Karen Tucker, City Clerk, 704-734-0333

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The TDA will discuss several ongoing projects including the DiscoverKingsMountain.com website and the upcoming 150th Anniversary of the City. The board will also consider a silent auction at the Visit NC Conference.

• Launch of DiscoverKingsMountain.com
• Cleveland County Visitor's Guide update
• Park & Recreation Master Plan update
• 150th Anniversary of the City discussion
• Silent Auction at Visit NC Conference approval

ABC Board Agendas

The ABC Board met to review monthly financial statements and store sales. The board discussed staffing for liquor truck deliveries and the potential for new banking and accounting services. Members also discussed the disposal of old paperwork in the stock area.

• Unanimous vote to maintain umbrella policy with Bobby Manor Insurance

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Planning & Zoning Board will consider a rezoning request (Z-24-1) for about 8.5 acres at the southeast corner of S Battleground Ave and Kings Mountain Blvd, changing from Suburban Residential (SR) to Auto-Urban Commercial (AU). They will also discuss a working list of Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) text amendments, including block length, pool setbacks, childcare regulations, manufactured homes, and special use permit changes. The board will vote on a consistency statement for the rezoning and may recommend the UDO amendments to City Council.

• Rezoning Z-24-1: 8.5 acres, Scott Moss, from SR to AU at 1363 S Battleground, Kings Mountain, NC
• UDO text amendment: align maximum block length from 1,320 to 1,250 feet
• UDO text amendment: clarify side yard setback for pools on corner lots
• UDO text amendment: update childcare regulations to allow state-authorized capacity for family child care homes
• UDO text amendment: allow manufactured homes in SR district in ETJ with specific criteria

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will discuss project updates for paving, wastewater, and parks. The body is deciding on contracts for downtown design and fiscal year audits, as well as the establishment of a 457(b) retirement plan for the City Manager.

• Selection of Kimley-Horn and Destination-by-Design for downtown streetscape and wayfinding
• Audit contract with Martin Starnes and Associates for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2024
• Audit contract for the Kings Mountain TDA with Martin Starnes and Associates
• Establishment of a 457(b) Plan with Mission Square retirement for the City Manager
• Closed session regarding business location or expansion near I-85 at Exit 5

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission is meeting to adopt the agenda and minutes from the January 16, 2024 meeting, hear citizen comments on two fishing tournaments, and discuss proposed lake fee increases. The meeting also includes an open discussion period for commission concerns.

• Discussion of lake fee increases
• Citizen comments on Cleveland Masonic Lodge 202 Fishing Tournament
• Citizen comments on Thursday Night Bass Tournament
• Adoption of minutes from January 16, 2024 meeting

Transportation Committee

The Kings Mountain Transportation Committee is meeting to discuss several transportation items, including an update on Cansler Street, the possibility of changing S Cherokee Street from one-way to two-way traffic, and potential angle parking on S Railroad Ave. The committee will also consider a proposal for a recurring educational article on transportation topics. Public comment will be taken.

• Cansler Street update
• Discussion of changing S Cherokee Street from one-way to two-way
• Potential angle parking on S Railroad Ave, including designated spaces for pickup trucks, compact cars, and handicapped spaces
• Proposal for a weekly or bi-weekly 'THINK ABOUT IT' article on transportation topics
• Public comment period

Board of Adjustment Agenda

This is an organizational meeting for the 2024 Board of Adjustment. The board will administer oaths of office, elect new officers, and discuss potential revisions to the 2024 meeting calendar.

• Oath of Office for all 2024 Board members
• Election of Chairperson and Vice-Chairperson
• Confirmation of Secretary Madeline Grigg
• Discussion of revised 2024 meeting calendar
• Overview of quasi-judicial cases and training opportunities

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold an evidentiary hearing to decide on a special use permit for a multi-family apartment building. The body is also considering budget amendments and scheduling public hearings for rezoning and development agreements.

• Special Use Permit for multi-family apartment building at 808 Church Street
• $1,000,000 budget amendment to increase Health Insurance Fund Budget
• $22,000 budget amendment for a Senior Center Grant Award
• Proposed rezoning of 1.7 acres at S. Battleground Avenue and Bethlehem Road from Suburban Residential to Heavy Industrial
• Proposed Development Agreement with Liquid Management, LLC for water service

Mauney Memorial Library Board Agendas

The Mauney Memorial Library Board of Trustees is meeting to approve minutes, finalize and approve the library's strategic plan, and discuss a digital equity grant. The board will also receive a library update and financial report. The next meeting is scheduled for April 29, 2024.

• Approval of minutes and determination of quorum
• Strategic Plan final review and approval
• Discussion of digital equity grant
• Library update and financial report

Tourism Development Authority Agendas & Minutes

The Kings Mountain Tourism Development Authority will hold its regular meeting to review financial reports, approve minutes, and discuss several items including a media platform update, a community survey for the Parks & Recreation Master Plan, and the 2024/2025 Cleveland County Visitors Guide. A key discussion will be on TDA funding for a proposed hotel and parking deck development project. The meeting also includes a director's report on attractions, Facebook updates, and the historic walking tour.

• Discussion of TDA funding for proposed hotel and parking deck development project (COKM)
• Presentation/Discussion of Parks & Recreation Community Survey for Master Plan Development (McGill & Associates)
• Discussion of 2024/2025 Cleveland County Visitors Guide
• Update on media platform with KM Forward
• Discussion of 2024 Visit NC Tourism Conference

Patrick Senior Center Agendas & Minutes

The Patrick Senior Center Advisory Board is holding its regular quarterly meeting. The board will vote on approving the minutes from October 2023, hear staff reports on operations, and discuss the long-range plan and goals for the upcoming year.

• Approval of minutes from October 24, 2023 (vote required)
• Director's report by Tabitha Thomas
• Financial report by Whitney Douglas
• Long-range plan and goals for upcoming year
• Next meeting scheduled for April 23, 2024

Nomination Committee Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Nominating Committee is meeting to organize itself, review the advisory board application process, and discuss vacancies and the application pool. The committee will take action on new appointments or reappointments to citizen advisory boards.

• Appointment of Chairperson and Staff Secretary
• Determination and adoption of meeting schedule
• Discussion of staff liaison to citizen advisory boards
• Vacancy report and needed (re)appointments
• Action on new appointments or reappointments

ABC Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain ABC Board met to approve previous minutes and review financial statements and store sales. The board voted to purchase used shelves for the warehouse to increase storage for liquor-by-the-drink customers. Members also discussed sourcing outside help for unloading liquor trucks.

• Purchase of used warehouse shelves for liquor-by-the-drink orders
• Discussion on hiring outside help to unload liquor trucks

KM Housing Committee

The Kings Mountain Housing Committee is meeting to organize its leadership, adopt a meeting schedule, and discuss homeless issues. The agenda is mostly procedural, with the main substantive item being a discussion on homelessness.

• Appointment of Chairperson, Vice-Chairperson, and Staff Secretary
• Adoption of meeting schedule
• Discussion regarding homeless issues
• Topic for next meeting: Prioritizing Housing Issues

John H. Moss Reservoir Agenda

The John H. Moss Reservoir Commission will meet to adopt the agenda and approve minutes from the November 7, 2023 meeting. The main item is a discussion of lake fee increases, followed by open discussion and commission concerns. Citizen comments are also scheduled.

• Lake fee increases discussion
• Adoption of November 7, 2023 meeting minutes
• Citizen comments/discussion

City Council Meeting Agendas and Minutes

The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding a development agreement for the 384-acre Dixon Ridge project. The body is also deciding on several budget amendments and contracts for sewer, electric, and paving infrastructure.

• Development Agreement for the +/- 384-acre Dixon Ridge development
• Bid award of $3,223,779.60 to Two Brothers Utilities, LLC for Beason Creek Sewer Line Improvement Project
• Budget amendment of $39.35 million for the Bethlehem Sewer Project state grant
• Bid award of $898,429.43 to Wesco Distribution for Delivery 5 Substation Project materials
• Budget amendment of $150,000 for the Capital Paving Project

Planning & Zoning Board Agendas

The Kings Mountain Planning & Zoning Board will meet to consider two rezoning requests, elect new officers, adopt the 2024 meeting schedule, and review board rules. The board will also discuss a working list of UDO text amendments. The agenda includes procedural items such as approving minutes and the agenda itself.

• Rezoning Z-23-15: 1.7 acres at S. Battleground Ave and Bethlehem Rd from Suburban Residential (SR) to Heavy Industrial (HI)
• Rezoning Z-23-17: 0.57 acres at 103 N. Goforth St from Suburban Residential (SR) to Semi-Urban Residential (SU)
• Swearing in of new board members Adrienne Woods and Shaun Grier
• Election and installation of 2024 Chairman and Vice-Chairman
• Adoption of 2024 meeting schedule (2nd Tuesday monthly, 5:30 pm)