Gastonia public meetings in 2025
33 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council 2025 12 16
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on a rezoning for a 28-acre subdivision and a zoning ordinance update, and consider resolutions including a $2.4 million non-congregate shelter, a new compensation plan, and several contracts. The council will also receive the annual audit report and recognize community groups and police.
- Public hearing on annexation/rezoning of 28.264 acres at Stablegate Subdivision (File #202500225) from County R-1 to PD-RRDD
- Resolution authorizing negotiations with Towne, Inc. for a non-congregate shelter using $2.4M in HOME-ARP funds
- Resolution adopting new compensation and classification plan (Budget Amendment 2620022)
- Contract awards: $272,425 to TEMA Services and $238,833 to Wesco for transformers; $360,500 to McMillan-Pazdan-Smith for facility assessment; $86,000 to KCI Associates for water project
- Public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance amendment (File #202500453) covering urban design, setbacks, accessory dwelling units, and final plats
Historic District Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificates of Appropriateness for after-the-fact approvals: one for a rear deck reconstruction at 411 Hanna Street and another for an addition at 509 W. Eighth Avenue that failed to meet prior conditions. The commission will also approve the 2026 meeting schedule and handle other business.
- Public hearing: Blackstone Renovations, 411 Hanna Street, after-the-fact approval for rear yard deck reconstruction
- Public hearing: Adam Lynn, 509 W. Eighth Avenue, after-the-fact approval for failure to meet COA conditions for an addition
- Approval of 2026 HDC meeting schedule
City Council 2025 12 02
The Gastonia City Council will consider several action items, including approving funds for art rotations at the Rotary Pavilion and amending the city's Code of Ethics. The consent agenda includes two significant police equipment contracts totaling over $1.18 million. The meeting also includes routine reports, appointments, and public comment.
- Resolution to award contract to Batteries of NC for police patrol unit upfit equipment, $189,020.66
- Resolution to approve contract with Motorola Solutions for replacement radios for police and fire, $999,888.37 with budget amendment 2620018
- Resolution to approve funds for three additional art rotations at the Rotary Pavilion
- Resolution amending City Council's Code of Ethics and Conduct
- Continued discussion on Senior Advisory Commission appointments
City Council 2025 12 01
The Gastonia City Council is meeting to canvass the abstract votes from a recent election and to consider a resolution approving the third amendment to the city manager's employment agreement. The agenda also includes routine items such as adopting the agenda, approving minutes from prior meetings, and adjournment.
- Canvass of the abstract votes
- Resolution approving third amendment to city manager's employment agreement
- Approval of minutes from November 18 and November 20, 2025 meetings
City Council 2025 11 18
The Gastonia City Council is meeting to consider a consent agenda with several contracts and resolutions, including a $1.86 million contract for Substation 18 construction and a $19 million housing revenue bond issuance for Hoffman Homes. The regular agenda includes a public hearing on an economic development agreement amendment for CNB1920, LLC. The meeting also includes recognitions of outgoing council members and a proclamation.
- Resolution to award $1,863,504.40 contract to Pike Electric for Substation 18 construction
- Resolution approving up to $19,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Hoffman Homes
- Public hearing on amendment to Economic Development Agreement for CNB1920, LLC at 212 W. Main Ave.
- Resolution to appropriate $282,201 for East Tank repair and amend contract with USG Water Solutions
- Resolution to accept $210,000 Byrne JAG grant for police and park ranger mental health response equipment
City Council 2025 11 06
The Gastonia City Council will consider several policy and contract items, including adopting a traffic calming policy, a net billing policy for renewable generation, and an interlocal sewer agreement with Gaston County and High Shoals. The council will also vote on a $1.9 million contract with Tyler Technologies for ERP software and a $324,465 consulting contract with Koa Hills Consulting. A warming center agreement with HealthNet Gaston and Unity Baptist Church, funded by CDBG and general funds, is also on the regular agenda.
- Resolution to approve Traffic Calming Policy
- Resolution to adopt Net Billing for Renewable Generation Policy and fee schedule amendment
- Interlocal agreement with Gaston County and City of High Shoals for sewer infrastructure construction
- Contract with Tyler Technologies, Inc. for $1,911,240 for ERP, SaaS, and professional services
- Contract with Koa Hills Consulting for $324,465 for ERP implementation consulting
City Council 2025 10 21
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on major land use changes, including a rezone for the Tucker Springhaven development and annexation of properties near Crowders Creek Road. The body will also consider adopting the proposed 2050 Comprehensive Plan and amending standards for correctional facilities. Additionally, the council will approve a $300,000 contract for biosolids services and the sale of city-owned property at 608 N. York Street.
- Public hearing to rezone 262.84 acres on Union New Hope Road from PD-PRD to PD-RRDD (File #202400268)
- Public hearing for annexation and rezoning of 37.615 acres west of S. York Highway (File #202500303)
- Consideration of adopting the proposed 2050 Comprehensive Plan
- Resolution to award a $300,000 contract to Bio-Nomic Services, Inc. for biosolids dewatering and landfill services
- Resolution approving the sale of city-owned real property at 608 N. York Street for $186,000
City Council 2025 10 07
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to authorize economic development incentive grants for two unnamed projects (Project CNC and Project Willow), as well as a facade grant for a downtown property. The council will also vote on several consent agenda items, including contracts for infrastructure projects, demolitions, and an annexation petition. Other business includes committee reports on arts and housing, and a contract for the city manager's performance review.
- Economic development incentive grants for Project CNC and Project Willow
- Facade grant of $30,000 for 109 East Main Avenue
- Runway lighting rehabilitation project at $970,738 with NCDOT grant
- Storm drain improvements at Cleveland Avenue, Country Club Drive, and Townsend Avenue for $601,609.27
- Demolition ordinances for 2925 Titman Rd., 1818 W Third Ave., and 1812 W. McFarland Ave.
City Council 2025 09 16
The Gastonia City Council will consider several action items, including a resolution to approve additions and changes to the Parks and Recreation fee schedule for FY 2026, an ordinance amending sidewalk dining standards, and a resolution to update the wrecker rotation agreement. They will also hold public hearings on closing Briarcliff Drive, a Unified Development Ordinance amendment, and the 2050 Comprehensive Plan update. The consent agenda includes multiple contracts, such as a $715,075.19 work authorization for the airport runway extension study and a $623,532.58 contract for electric distribution construction. The meeting also includes proclamations and a closed session.
- Resolution to approve Parks and Recreation fee schedule changes for FY 2026, effective January 1, 2026
- Ordinance amending sidewalk dining standards
- Public hearing on closing Briarcliff Drive between Laurel Lane and Dewey Street
- Contract with Talbert, Bright & Ellington, Inc. for $715,075.19 for airport runway extension planning study
- Contract with Lambert's Cable Splicing Company, LLC for $623,532.58 for Caromont Regional Medical Center electric distribution system
City Council 2025 09 02
The Gastonia City Council is set to approve a $3,010,685 construction contract for the Firestone Relief Sewer Project, contingent on state authorization. The agenda includes the award of multiple vehicle contracts totaling over $1.5 million for police, fire, and utility departments. Additionally, the council will consider resolutions regarding homelessness interventions, including a panhandling signage campaign and amendments to federal housing fund allocations.
- Award $3,010,685 construction contract to Cleary Construction for the Firestone Relief Sewer Project
- Award $608,448.38 contract to Deacon Jones Ford for 13 Ford Police Interceptor SUVs
- Award $420,179.14 contract to James River Equipment for a John Deere Utility Tractor and Track Loader
- Consider resolution to authorize a panhandling signage and public education campaign
- Approve $7,964 facade grant for 173 W. Main Avenue
City Council 2025 08 19
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on two voluntary annexation requests, including a large 83.37-acre property on Briar Oak and Penny Park Drives, and a smaller 0.5377-acre parcel on Kendrick Road. The council will also vote on a consent agenda that includes grants, contracts, and traffic ordinances.
- Public hearing on annexation of 83.37 acres on Briar Oak Drive and Penny Park Drive (File #202400443)
- Public hearing on annexation of 0.5377 acres at 3106 & 3112 Kendrick Road (File #202500235)
- Contract with LaBella Associates for Water Treatment Plant Master Plan ($348,000)
- NCDOT transit planning grant of $60,343
- Ordinance to prohibit engine compression braking (second reading)
City Council 2025 08 05
The Gastonia City Council will consider a resolution amending rules for public expression during meetings and an ordinance updating council procedures. They will also discuss a jointly sponsored cooling station, adopt a feasibility study for the Crowders Mountain Paved Trail, and vote on several contracts and resolutions, including funding for public art, a fall festival, and a performing arts showcase.
- Resolution amending rules for public expression during council meetings
- Ordinance to prohibit engine compression braking (Chapter 6, Section 6-33)
- Contract award to Black and Veatch for Raw Waterline Zone 1 Phase 1 ($248,116)
- Contract for three Ford E-Transit 350 mobility vans ($314,011)
- Appropriation of $250,000 for Active Adult Center Phase 1A
Historic District Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on three Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) requests for properties in the historic district, including two retroactive approvals for work already done. The agenda also includes approval of previous meeting minutes and routine administrative items.
- Public hearing on COA for after-the-fact porch renovation at 509 S. Lee Street (Ann Ownbey)
- Public hearing on retroactive COA for window replacements and frame color change at 522 W. Fourth Avenue (Ryan Pickens)
- Public hearing on retroactive COA for exterior renovations and failure to meet COA conditions at 221 W. Fifth Avenue (Joshua Brand)
- Approval of May 22 and June 26, 2025 meeting minutes
City Council 2025 07 15
The Gastonia City Council will hold a public hearing on a zoning amendment to allow certain 'Manufactured Goods' uses in General Industrial districts. The council will also discuss a jointly sponsored cooling station and a potential budget amendment for Mayor/City Council compensation. Several contracts and grants are up for approval on the consent agenda.
- Public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance amendment (File #202500281) to allow some 'Manufactured Goods' uses in General Industrial districts
- Recommended approval to renovate and move Adult Recreation Center to 107 S. Broad Street, contingent on budget
- Recommended approval of RFQ for redevelopment of 107, 101, 115, and 117 S. Broad Street
- Stormwater asset inventory contract to Freese and Nichols for $523,000 (with $337,000 in state grant funds)
- Contracts for two refuse trucks: $347,433.65 (Amick Equipment) and $270,924 (Carolina Environmental Systems)
CITY COUNCIL EMERGENCY MEETING
The Gastonia City Council is holding an emergency meeting to discuss city-sponsored cooling centers. The agenda includes only this discussion item and adjournment, with no votes or formal actions listed.
- Discussion of City-sponsored Cooling Centers
City Council 2025 06 17
The Gastonia City Council will consider adopting the proposed FY 2026 annual operating budget, capital projects budget, and Community Development Block Grant budget, along with the consolidated fee schedule. The agenda also includes several consent items, such as property sales, contract awards, and budget amendments. Public comment is limited to 2-5 minutes per speaker.
- Adoption of FY 2026 Annual Operating Budget, Capital Projects Budget, and CDBG Budget
- Approval of FY 2026 Consolidated Fee Schedule
- Contract with Kimley-Horn for Safe Streets 4 All engineering and design services ($435,000)
- Agreement with Commonwealth Development for LIHTC housing at Enclave at Forest Heights ($375,000 HOME funds)
- Five-year contract with Toshiba Business Solutions for printer services (~$457,500 total)
City Council 2025-06-03
The Gastonia City Council will consider adopting the FY 2026 annual budget, capital projects budget, and Community Development Block Grant budget, along with a consolidated fee schedule. They will also vote on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2026 Annual Action Plan for HUD, and several contracts and ordinances. Public comment is limited to 2-5 minutes per speaker.
- Adoption of FY 2026 Annual Operating Budget, Capital Projects Budget, and CDBG Budget
- Approval of 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan and 2026 Annual Action Plan for HUD
- Contract with Schneider Electric for Small Utilities Enterprise License ($96,000)
- Contract amendment with KCI Associates for Hurricane Helene drone assessment ($29,659)
- Resolution authorizing condemnation proceedings at 2465 South New Hope Road
City Council 2025-05-20
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on two voluntary annexations and zoning changes, consider awarding a $5.5 million contract for Linwood Springs Park Phase I construction, and discuss the proposed FY2025-2026 annual budget. The consent agenda includes several resolutions, such as a $1.03 million agreement with NCDOT for utility relocation and a $1.79 million fire truck purchase.
- Public hearing: Annexation and zoning for 83.37 acres on Briar Oak Drive and Penny Park Drive (PD-RRDD)
- Public hearing: Annexation and zoning for 1.179 acres at 3264 and 3272 Fairview Drive (RS-12 CD)
- Resolution to award $5,539,383.34 contract to Eagle Wood, Inc. for Linwood Springs Park Phase I
- Resolution to amend Duhart Pump Station contract by $240,000 and $95,000 for piping improvements
- Resolution to enter $1,034,300 agreement with NCDOT for utility relocation for US-74 widening
Gastonia Planning Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five rezoning and annexation requests, including a large 83-acre residential development, and will receive an informational presentation on a stormwater ordinance. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from its April 3rd meeting. All items are for discussion and recommendation; final decisions on annexations will go to the City Council on May 20th.
- Public hearing: NewStyle Gastonia, 11.1 acres at S. New Hope Road and City Church Street, request to amend conditional zoning (File #202500022)
- Public hearing: Northway at Briar Oak, 83.37 acres west of Davis Park Road, rezoning and annexation from Gaston County RS-12/R-1 to PD-RRDD (File #202400443)
- Public hearing: Fairview Drive, 1.179 acres at 3264 and 3272 Fairview Drive, rezoning and annexation to RS-12 CD (File #202500052)
- Public hearing: Efird Street, 1.41 acres, rezoning to RS-8 CD (File #202400540)
- Public hearing: 1452 & 1474 Robinwood Road, 0.9 acres, rezoning from PD-RRDD to RS-12 (File #202500126)
City Council 2025 05 06
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on the proposed FY 2025-26 budget and a Level 4 Economic Development Grant for Project Nexus, and consider several resolutions including a $2.66 million I-85 widening agreement and a resolution opposing state preemption of local zoning. The agenda also includes proclamations, committee reports, and a consent agenda with routine items.
- Public hearing on FY 2025-26 proposed budget
- Public hearing on Level 4 Economic Development Grant for Project Nexus
- Resolution to approve $2,660,610.42 municipal agreement with NCDOT for I-85 widening and Cox Road improvements
- Resolution to sell city-owned property at 608 N. York Street for $204,900
- Resolution opposing House Bill 765 (preemption of local planning and zoning)
Historic District Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on five Certificate of Appropriateness applications for exterior changes to homes in the historic district, including door and window replacements, tree removal, porch renovations, and a previously denied project. The commission will also approve minutes from the March 27 meeting and discuss other business.
- Continued COA for 409 W. Sixth Avenue: replace front door, remove transom window, replace two windows
- COA for 529 S. Clay Street: removal of two oak trees over 8 inches in diameter
- COA for 417 S. South Street: replace porch columns to match previously approved COA
- COA for 518 W. Fifth Avenue: front porch renovations including columns, door, repainting, foundation work
- COA for 508 W. Eighth Avenue: front porch and exterior renovation previously denied in February
City Council 2025 04 15
The Gastonia City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to define and allow murals. The consent agenda includes several contracts and resolutions, including the purchase of refuse and leaf trucks, a network firewall contract, and support for infrastructure projects. The meeting also includes proclamations and recognitions.
- Public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance amendment to define and allow murals (File #202500127)
- Contract to Amick Equipment Company for one 2025 Freightliner automated refuse truck, $355,337
- Contract to ISG-Infrastructure Solutions Group for one 2025 Freightliner leaf truck, $299,393
- Contract to Presidio for network firewalls, $197,939, funded by DHS grant
- Resolution supporting timely delivery of NC 279 (S. New Hope Road) widening project U-5821
City Council 2025 04 01
The Gastonia City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposed economic development agreement for Project Peacock, which would provide a standard Level One local incentive grant. The council will also consider resolutions supporting NCDOT road projects, approve several budget amendments and contracts, and recognize community achievements.
- Public hearing on economic development agreement for Project Peacock
- Resolution supporting Union Road Widening (Project U-5961)
- Resolution supporting NC 279/US 29/74 Intersection Improvements (Project U-6138)
- Contract award to Parks Auto Group for 14 police SUVs, $593,362
- Budget amendment for $400,000 hotel occupancy tax distribution to Tourism Development Authority
City Council 2025 03 18
The Gastonia City Council will hold a public hearing on closing Briarcliff Circle, an unopened street east of Dewey Street, and consider a work session on evaluating manager and board performance. The council will also consider adopting a city attorney employment agreement, a resolution to submit a state grant application for Linwood Springs Park Phase II, and accepting donated real property at 2701 Aberdeen Boulevard. Several proclamations and consent agenda items, including a $459,605.36 truck purchase and budget amendments, are scheduled for approval.
- Public hearing on closing Briarcliff Circle, an unopened street east of Dewey Street
- Resolution to submit NC Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant application for Linwood Springs Park Phase II
- Resolution to accept donation of real property at 2701 Aberdeen Boulevard
- Contract award to Piedmont Truck Center for four 2025 Ford service body trucks, $459,605.36
- Budget amendment appropriating $105,366 from Affordable Housing Fund for CDBG and HOME admin caps
City Council
The Gastonia City Council will consider a resolution to approve a $77,833 consulting agreement with APD Urban Planning and Management, LLC to develop a Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Area (NRSA) plan for the Marietta Street Corridor, funded through Community Development Block Grant and Affordable Housing Program funds. The council will also hold a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance to clarify residential development standards and comply with state law. Additionally, members will discuss the possibility of providing weekly updates on their meetings with developers.
- Resolution to approve $77,833 contract with APD Urban Planning for Marietta Street Corridor NRSA plan
- Public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance amendment (File #202500040) to clarify residential standards
- Discussion on councilmembers providing weekly updates on developer meetings
- Consent agenda: $35,000,000 housing revenue bonds for The Lofts at Hudson (no fiscal impact to city)
- Consent agenda: $3,690,992.85 contract to Blythe Construction for GO Bond road resurfacing
Historic District Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness requests: one for a new one-story garage at 412 S. Chester Street and another for after-the-fact porch and exterior work at 508 W. Eighth Avenue. The commission will also discuss updates and the need for a subcommittee meeting.
- Public hearing on COA for new one-story garage at 412 S. Chester Street (16' x 20', fiber cement siding, white)
- Public hearing on COA for after-the-fact work at 508 W. Eighth Avenue (front porch renovation, black door/trim, vertical siding, wood columns)
- Both properties are contributing to the York-Chester Historic District
- Subcommittee meeting needed for other business
City Council
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on several rezoning and annexation requests, including a large 262.84-acre rezoning on Union New Hope Road and a 12.68-acre annexation on Hudson Boulevard. The council will also consider a $4.8 million equipment financing agreement, a $5,000 safety grant for Flock cameras, and appointments including an interim city attorney. Several items are routine approvals, such as minutes and a speed limit change.
- Public hearing on rezoning 262.84 acres on Union New Hope Road from PD-PRD to PD-RRDD (Tucker Springhaven)
- Public hearing on annexation of 12.6794 acres on Hudson Boulevard and rezoning of 20.22 acres on Niblick Drive
- Resolution authorizing $4,800,000 installment financing for vehicles and equipment with Banc of America Public Capital Corporation
- Resolution to accept $5,000 safety grant from NC League of Municipalities for Flock Condor cameras
- Resolution to reduce speed limit on Niblick Drive from 35 mph to 25 mph
Gastonia Planning Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a request to annex and rezone approximately 32.90 acres for a single-family residential development. The agenda also includes a hearing on amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance to clarify standards for the Revised Residential Development District. Both items are scheduled for a subsequent public hearing by the City Council on February 18, 2025.
- Annexation and rezoning of ~32.90 acres on E. Hudson Boulevard and Niblick Drive to PD-RRDD for up to 80 homes
- Unified Development Ordinance amendment to Section 8.1.11 (Revised Residential Development District) and Chapter 13
- Approval of January 9, 2025 meeting minutes
- Staff presentation by Jordan Tubbs, AICP, regarding the Winston Development Corporation project
City Council 2025 02 04
The Gastonia City Council is meeting to consider a $10,000 facade grant for 156 S. South Street, adopt a new mission statement and goals for 2025-2027, and approve a 2025-2026 advocacy agenda. The consent agenda includes accepting asset-forfeiture funds totaling $31,550, purchasing property at 107 South Broad Street, and setting a public hearing for annexation of 12.68 acres on Hudson Boulevard. The meeting also includes public expression, committee reports, and routine approvals.
- Public hearing and $10,000 Level 1 Facade Grant for 156 S. South Street
- Resolution to accept $31,550 in asset-forfeiture funds (state, Secret Service, DOJ)
- Resolution to purchase property at 107 South Broad Street with budget amendment 2520055
- Public hearing set for March 18, 2025 on closure of Briarcliff Circle
- Annexation hearing set for ~12.68 acres on north side of Hudson Boulevard
Historic District Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Historic District Commission will hold public hearings on two Certificate of Appropriateness applications for after-the-fact work: a black-painted privacy fence and window trim at 521 W. Third Avenue, and a wooden privacy fence at 401 and 405 S. York Street. The agenda also includes approval of the December 12, 2024 meeting minutes and other business updates.
- Public hearing: after-the-fact black-painted privacy fence and window trim at 521 W. Third Avenue (File # PLCA202400586)
- Public hearing: after-the-fact wooden privacy fence at 401 and 405 S. York Street (File # PLCA202400603)
- Approval of December 12, 2024 meeting minutes
- Other business: updates and possible subcommittee meeting
Pre April 24, 2026- City Council 2025 01 21
The Gastonia City Council will hold public hearings on four rezoning requests, including a 262-acre residential development, an industrial rezoning, and a 38-acre mixed-use project, plus a voluntary annexation. The council will also consider several contracts, including a $204,600 engineering services contract and a $151,714 work truck purchase, and other routine items.
- Public hearing on rezoning 262.84 acres on Union New Hope Road from PD-PRD to PD-RRDD (Tucker Springhaven)
- Public hearing on rezoning 15.898 acres on Industrial Pike Road from I-2 to I-3 CD (Ferebee Corporation)
- Public hearing on rezoning 38.11 acres between S. New Hope Road and Lowell Bethesda Road to PD-RRDD (S. New Hope Village)
- Resolution to award $204,600 contract to Kimley Horn for Southeast Gastonia Area Transportation Study
- Resolution to award $151,714 contract to Excel Truck Group for a 2026 Freightliner flatbed work truck
Gastonia Planning Commission Meeting
The Gastonia Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a rezoning request for a commercial property, an annexation of residential land, and an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance. The meeting also includes the approval of the previous month's minutes. Staff presentations will be provided by Senior Planners Jordan Tubbs and Maddy Gates.
- Public hearing to rezone 0.44 acres at 1801 E. Franklin Boulevard from C-1 to C-3 CD (File #202400476).
- Public hearing to annex and zone 23.44 acres on Fallswood Drive & Lyon Street from Gaston County RS-12 to City RS-12 (File #202400590).
- Public hearing to amend Section 7.3-1 Bulk and Use Chart of the Unified Development Ordinance (File #202400625).
- Approval of the December 5th, 2024 meeting minutes.
Pre April 24, 2026- City Council 2025 01 07
The Gastonia City Council will vote to fill a vacant Ward IV council seat and consider awarding a $571,388.53 contract for the Real Time Crime Center project at the Police Department, funded by federal COPS grant money. The consent agenda includes several resolutions, such as declaring surplus property, setting a public hearing for a 23.44-acre annexation on Lyon Street and Fallswood Drive, approving a revised budget for the Gastonia Conference Center, and awarding multiple contracts totaling over $5.3 million.
- Resolution to award $571,388.53 contract to Relevant AV Solutions for Real Time Crime Center at Police Department using COPS grant funding
- Nominations and voting to fill vacant Ward IV City Council seat
- Resolution setting public hearing for annexation of ~23.44 acres on Lyon Street and Fallswood Drive (off Davis Park Road) for Jan 21, 2025
- Resolution to award material and equipment contracts (five vendors) for Southeast Substation #18 totaling $4,900,931.71
- Resolution to award $168,772.28 contract to Carolina Power Systems for generator muffler/catalyst replacement at Freightliner