Holly Springs, NC

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Development Review Committee

Town Council

Town Council

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Town Council

Planning Board

Development Review Committee

Town Council

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Town Council

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Town Council

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Planning Board

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

Town Council

Town Council

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council will conduct a quasi-judicial public hearing regarding the Chandler Crossing development plan. The body will also consider a rezoning and development agreement for Daventry and a 3-year action plan for housing affordability.

• Quasi-Judicial Public Hearing: Development Plan 26-DP-01 Chandler Crossing
• Rezoning 25-REZ-05 Daventry and Development Agreement
• Housing Affordability 3-Year Action Plan
• Construction and CA/CEI contracts for Main St. Sidewalk Connector
• Design contract for 2027 Street Resurfacing and Improvement Project

Town Council

The Town Council will discuss expanding the Downtown Investment Grant boundary and updating Parks and Recreation policies. Members will review a wastewater feasibility study and a proposed regional partnership with Cary and Apex.

• Proposed options for expanding the Downtown Investment Grant (DIG) geographic boundary
• Policy updates for special events permits, event partnerships, and non-profit fee reductions
• Wastewater utility demands and a proposed Interlocal Agreement between Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs
• Guidance on Town cemetery expansion and the potential for a columbarium
• Review of the Town's panhandling ordinance

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The Holly Springs Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee meets Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 7:00 pm in Town Hall Council Chambers. The committee will approve June 2026 minutes, elect a chair and vice-chair effective immediately, and select representatives to the Transportation Advisory Committee (TAC) and the Police Citizens Advisory Group. Members will decide whether to participate in WinterFest/Tree Trail at NMAC on Dec 4-5 and hear a Festival Street design update. Reports cover a Council update, TAC, the Police-Citizens Advisory Group, project updates, and a director report, plus an old-business report on the Mayor's Monarch Butterfly Pledge action items.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair, effective immediately
• Selection of representatives to TAC and Police Citizens Advisory Group
• Decision on participating in WinterFest/Tree Trail at NMAC, Dec 4-5
• Festival Street design update presented by Kristen
• Report on Mayor's Monarch Butterfly Pledge action items

The committee elected Mel as Chair and Eric as Vice-Chair, with Eric winning the vice-chair vote 4-2. They unanimously agreed to suspend the Secretary position, assigning those duties to staff. The committee also voted to participate in the WinterFest/Tree Trail event at NMAC on December 4-5.

• Approved June 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Elected Mel as Committee Chair (unanimous)
• Elected Eric as Vice-Chair (4-2 vote)
• Suspended Secretary position; staff to assume role (unanimous)
• Approved participation in WinterFest/Tree Trail at NMAC (unanimous)
• Designated Daniel and Eric as Tree Advisory Committee liaisons (unanimous)
• Designated Jodi and Karen as Police-Community Advisory Group liaisons (unanimous)
• Adjourned meeting (unanimous)

Development Review Committee

The Town of Holly Springs Land Use Advisory Committee meets at 3:00 PM Tuesday, October 6, 2026 in the Holleman Room at Town Hall. The agenda lists approval of the September 1, 2026 LUAC minutes and a Data Center Study Meeting #4 under requests and communications. No rezonings, contracts, ordinances, or public hearings appear on this agenda.

• Approval of September 1, 2026 LUAC minutes
• Data Center Study Meeting #4 listed under requests and communications

Board of Adjustment

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council holds a workshop on September 30, 2026 to discuss a potential future transportation bond and begin identifying priority investment areas. Staff will also present three concept plans for the Festival Street project in the downtown area and an update on wastewater capacity, including a proposed framework for an Interlocal Agreement with Cary and Apex. No votes or final decisions are scheduled; the meeting is a discussion and feedback session.

• Potential Transportation Bond: staff overview of transportation projects and a debt affordability review, with discussion of a 2027 or 2028 referendum timeframe
• Festival Street: three concept plans from consultant Bolten & Menk, with Council asked which elements and concept it prefers
• Wastewater update: findings from a recently completed feasibility study and a proposed framework for an Interlocal Agreement between Cary, Apex, and Holly Springs
• Workshop runs 1-5 p.m. in the Luncie McNeil Room at the Operations Center and is livestreamed

Planning Board

The Holly Springs Planning Board is meeting to review a development plan for Chandler Crossing and discuss a Housing Affordability Action Plan. The agenda also includes approval of prior meeting minutes, committee reports, and a development services report. Public comment is limited to 15 minutes total with 3 minutes per speaker.

• Development Plan 26-DP-01 Chandler Crossing
• Housing Affordability Action Plan
• Approval of August 25, 2026 meeting minutes
• Town Council Official Action Overview
• Committee reports and Development Services Report

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council is holding a regular meeting that includes a legislative public hearing on the Housing Affordability Action Plan. The council will also consider consent agenda items such as a stormwater culvert repair, a delegated erosion control agreement, and a utility relocation contract for road widening. Several awareness month proclamations are scheduled, and the meeting includes a public comment period.

• Public hearing on Housing Affordability Action Plan
• Salem Ridge Rd. stormwater culvert repair contract
• Memorandum of Agreement for delegated erosion and sedimentation control program
• Duke Energy utility relocation contract for Holly Springs Road widening (Central) using transportation bond funds
• Proclamations for Breast Cancer, Domestic Violence, Disability Employment, and Down Syndrome Awareness Months

Council approved a stormwater culvert repair contract and a utility relocation agreement for road widening. A public hearing was held for the Housing Affordability Three-Year Action Plan, which will be considered by the Planning Board on September 22.

• Approved $222,215 construction contract for Salem Ridge Rd. Stormwater Culvert Repair to BLD Services, LLC (Unanimous)
• Approved $600,310 Duke Energy Utility Relocation Agreement for Holly Springs Road Widening (Central) (Unanimous)
• Adopted updated Memorandum of Agreement with North Carolina Sediment Control Commission (Unanimous)
• Approved August 18, 2026 Business Meeting Minutes (Unanimous)

Tree Advisory Committee

The Holly Springs Tree Advisory Committee is holding its organizational meeting, including swearing in members and electing a chair and vice-chair. They will also discuss community events like HollyFest and a 150th commemorative tree planting, review Tree City USA requirements, and consider Unified Development Ordinance amendments.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• HollyFest Planning - October 31, 2026
• 150th Commemorative Tree Planting Ceremony
• Tree City USA Requirements & Updates
• Unified Development Ordinance Amendments

Board of Adjustment

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will elect a Chair and Vice-Chair. Members will also decide whether to participate in the WinterFest/Tree Trail at NMAC on December 4 and 5.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• Selection of Committee Representative
• Decision on WinterFest/Tree Trail participation
• Festival Street Design Update
• Report on Mayors Monarch Butterfly Pledge Action Items

The committee received an update on the Solicitation for Development Proposals (SDP) for the North Main Athletic Complex and Downtown. After initial evaluation, none of the proposals advanced, and staff met with the three applicant teams to communicate the conclusion. The committee also approved the May 2026 minutes and canceled the July 9th meeting.

• Approved May 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Canceled July 9th meeting (committee agreement)
• Ended SDP process for North Main Athletic Complex and Downtown (no proposals advanced)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a workshop to review progress on the Draft Affordable Housing Action Plan. Staff will also present new community engagement opportunities and discuss potential boundary changes for the Downtown Investment Grant program.

• Review of 22 implementation steps for the Draft Affordable Housing Action Plan
• Discussion of community listening sessions, neighborhood leadership, and 311
• Review of Downtown Investment Grant (DIG) geographic eligibility and boundaries
• Potential Planning Board review and public hearing for housing initiatives

The Town Council held a workshop to discuss community engagement, affordable housing, and downtown grants. Staff proposed new engagement tools like 'Engage Holly Springs' and a Neighborhood Summit. Council reached consensus to move the Draft Affordable Housing Action Plan to a public hearing and agreed to expand the Downtown Investment Grant geographic boundary, though Mayor Pro Tem Drees requested a tiered support system.

• Consensus to move Draft Affordable Housing Action Plan to public hearing on Sept 15
• Majority of Council in favor of expanding Downtown Investment Grant boundary
• Consensus to launch 'Engage Holly Springs' pilot at Farmers Market Town Info Day
• Consensus to hold Neighborhood Leadership Summit in January
• Consensus to light Town Hall in rainbow colors on Sept 26 for Town Pride
• Consensus to ask staff to draft a policy for Town Hall lighting requests
• Consensus to use Town Booth for Council presence at HollyFest

Development Review Committee

The Land Use Advisory Committee will hold a regular meeting to review requests and communications. The agenda includes a discussion regarding the Friendship Industrial Project rezoning and the third meeting of the Data Center Study.

• Friendship Industrial Project Rezoning
• Data Center Study Meeting #3

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a regular meeting to discuss utility rate studies and upcoming land use cases. The agenda includes proclamations for Clothing Insecurity Day and Hispanic Heritage Month.

• Utility Rate Study Contract
• Preview of upcoming Development Services Land Use Cases
• Clothing Insecurity Day Proclamation
• Hispanic Heritage Month Proclamation

The Council approved a contract for a water and sewer rate study and authorized grant applications for roadway and greenway projects. The Holly Springs Fire Department also retained its ISO 1 rating, the highest possible designation.

• Approved contract with Raftelis Financial Consultants, Inc. for Water and Sewer Rate and Financial Planning Study not to exceed $133,000 (Unanimous)
• Authorized LAPP grant applications for Holly Springs Road – West (Right of Way) and Utley Creek Greenway Phase 2
• Adopted meeting agenda (Unanimous)
• Entered closed session to discuss Town Manager's annual review (Unanimous)

Planning Board

The Holly Springs Planning Board is holding its regular meeting to review a rezoning petition for the Daventry area (25-REZ-05) and to approve the minutes from the July 28, 2026 meeting. The board will also receive reports from the Town Council, committees, and Development Services, and will hear public comments limited to 15 minutes total.

• Rezoning 25-REZ-05 Daventry
• Approval of July 28, 2026 Regular Meeting Minutes
• Town Council Official Action Overview
• Committee Reports
• Development Services Report

The Planning Board voted to recommend that Town Council approve a rezoning petition for the Daventry project to allow for a Suburban Residential Conditional Zoning District. The proposed development includes various housing types and a $100,000 fee in lieu for signalization at Rouse Road.

• Approved July 28, 2026, meeting minutes (5-0)
• Approved Plan Consistency Statement for Rezoning 25-REZ-05 Daventry (5-1)
• Recommended Town Council approve Rezoning 25-REZ-05 to change 127.09 acres from Rural Residential to Suburban Residential Conditional Zoning District (5-1)

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council is holding its regular meeting with a public comment period, recognitions, and a consent agenda. The most consequential item is a rezoning and development agreement for 2420 Avent Ferry Road, which will be decided under new business. The council will also consider several contracts and budget amendments, including an excavator purchase and a software agreement.

• Rezoning 25-REZ-08 at 2420 Avent Ferry Road with development agreement
• Purchase contract with Gregory Poole for an excavator, not-to-exceed $287,310
• Amendment to townwide landscape maintenance contract to add Holly Springs Rd and Operations Campus
• Oracle Enterprise Resource Planning Software Agreement
• Fire Station 2 Kitchen Renovation Contract

The Town Council voted unanimously to defer Rezoning 25-REZ-08 for 2420 Avent Ferry Road, sending it back to the applicant to address concerns about a crosswalk, commercial access, and buffers. The Council also approved a five-year Oracle NetSuite ERP contract with $457,269 in implementation fees and $139,670 in annual licensing. In other business, the Council approved consent agenda items including a $1,240,433 contract for North Main Athletic Complex parking lot rehabilitation and a $287,310 excavator purchase, and recommended Hannah Peptis for a Planning Board ETJ seat.

• Deferred Rezoning 25-REZ-08 at 2420 Avent Ferry Road (unanimous)
• Approved Oracle NetSuite ERP five-year contract: $457,269 implementation, $139,670 annual licensing (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including July 21, 2026 minutes and budget amendments (unanimous)
• Awarded $1,240,433 NMAC parking lot contract to Fred Smith Company and $181,125 inspection contract to Bolton & Menk (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Authorized $287,310 excavator purchase from Gregory Poole (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 26-23 for badge and sidearm sale to retiring Officer Lorrie Williams (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Authorized up to $155,000 Fire Station 2 kitchen renovation contract with Quality Design and Construction (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Recommended Hannah Peptis for Planning Board ETJ term ending February 28, 2029 (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Development Review Committee

The Land Use Advisory Committee will meet to approve previous minutes and conduct the second meeting of the Data Center Study.

• Data Center Study Meeting #2

The Land Use Advisory Committee approved its July 7, 2026 minutes unanimously and held a presentation and discussion on data center regulations as part of its ongoing study. Staff explained that North Carolina General Statute §160D-107 prevents the town from outright prohibiting data centers, so the study focuses on where they should be located and what standards might apply. The committee discussed zoning districts, setbacks, buffering, noise standards, building design, and traffic impacts, but took no votes and made no recommendations. No other business was discussed and the meeting adjourned at 4:30.

• Approved July 7, 2026 LUAC minutes as submitted (unanimous)
• No action taken on data center study; presentation and discussion only
• Adjourned at 4:30 (motion by Scott Chase, second by Annie Drees)

Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to approve minutes from the April 6, 2026 meeting. The board will also conduct a quasi-judicial public hearing regarding a variance request for 4400 Norak Dr.

• Public hearing for Variance 26-VAR-01 at 4400 Norak Dr

Planning Board

The Holly Springs Planning Board will meet to discuss a zone map change petition. The board will also review reports from the Development Services department and Town Council actions.

• Rezoning 25-REZ-08 for 2420 Avent Ferry Road

The Planning Board failed to pass a motion to recommend the denial of a rezoning petition for a mixed-use development at 2420 Avent Ferry Road. The board did approve a plan consistency statement noting the proposed mixed-use district is inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan. A separate rezoning item for Daventry was removed from the agenda at the applicant's request.

• Removed Daventry (25-REZ-05) from agenda (6-0)
• Approved June 23, 2026 Minutes (6-0)
• Approved Plan Consistency Statement for 2420 Avent Ferry Road (6-0)
• Motion to recommend Town Council deny rezoning 25-REZ-08 failed (3-3)
• Approved motion to leave failed rezoning motion as is (6-0)

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council will conduct legislative public hearings for three rezonings and one voluntary annexation. The body will also consider several development plan extensions and infrastructure contracts.

• Public hearings for Rezoning 22-REZ-02 (Meridian at Sunset Commons), 25-REZ-05 (Daventry), and 25-REZ-08 (2420 Avent Ferry Road)
• Public hearing for Voluntary Annexation A25-10 (Veridea S Village East)
• Preliminary Engineering Contract for a new elevated water storage tank and transmission main connection
• Feasibility and Design Contract for Camp Branch Greenway
• Expiration extension requests for Genesuites Pod C (23-DP-13) and 370 Green Oaks (23-DP-09)

The Holly Springs Town Council approved the rezoning of 30.57 acres for the Meridian at Sunset Lake Commons project, a mixed-use development with about 458 apartment units, a greenway extension, and a development agreement. The vote was 3-1, with Mayor Pro Tem Drees dissenting. The council also approved rezoning for Powell Place (255 single-family homes) and New School Montessori, plus a $1.16 million contract for the Camp Branch Greenway feasibility study.

• Approved Rezoning RZ26-05 for Meridian at Sunset Commons, 458 apartments (3-1)
• Approved Development Agreement for Meridian at Sunset Commons (3-1)
• Approved Rezoning RZ26-03 for Powell Place, 255 single-family homes (3-1)
• Approved Utility Allocation for Powell Place (3-1)
• Approved Development Agreement for Powell Place, contingent on speed limit and fee-in-lieu changes (3-1)
• Approved Rezoning RZ26-04 for New School Montessori expansion (unanimous)
• Approved $1,161,247.82 contract with Dewberry for Camp Branch Greenway feasibility and design (unanimous)
• Approved Annexation A25-10 for 1.53 acres at 3705 Old Holly Springs Apex Road (unanimous)

Tree Advisory Committee

The Tree Advisory Committee will swear in new members and elect a Chair and Vice-Chair. The body will discuss the Tree City USA annual work plan and the 2026 Street Tree Replacement Program. Members will also review Unified Development Ordinance amendments and plan for Holly Fest on October 31st.

• Election of Chair and Vice-Chair
• 2026 Street Tree Replacement Program
• Unified Development Ordinance Amendments
• Tree City USA Annual Work Plan
• Holly Fest planning for October 31st

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

Development Review Committee

The Land Use Advisory Committee will meet to review requests and communications. The agenda includes a discussion regarding 1601 Avent Ferry Road and the first meeting of a Data Center Study.

• 1601 Avent Ferry Road
• Data Center Study Meeting #1
• Approval of April 7, 2026 minutes

The Land Use Advisory Committee approved the minutes from April 7, 2026. The committee held a preliminary discussion on a proposed rezoning for 1601 Avent Ferry Road and initiated a study to develop recommendations regarding a moratorium on data centers.

• Approved April 7, 2026 minutes (Unanimous)

Board of Adjustment

Planning Board

The Holly Springs Planning Board will hold its regular meeting at Town Hall, 128 S. Main Street, on June 23, 2026. The board will review minutes from the May 26 meeting, hear public comments, and consider two rezoning petitions. No decisions are scheduled beyond the approval of minutes.

• Rezoning 22-REZ-02 Meridian at Sunset Commons
• Rezoning 25-REZ-09 New School Montessori

The Planning Board voted to recommend that the Town Council approve two zoning map amendments for residential and institutional developments. Both projects included plan consistency statements that were approved by the board.

• Approved May 26, 2026 Minutes (8-0)
• Recommended Town Council approve rezoning 30.57 acres for Meridian at Sunset Crossing from NMX to MXR-CD (8-0)
• Approved Plan Consistency Statement for Meridian at Sunset Crossing (8-0)
• Recommended Town Council approve rezoning 11.22 acres for New School Montessori from RR to RR-CD (8-0)
• Approved Plan Consistency Statement for New School Montessori (8-0)

Town Council

The Holly Springs Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding a potential moratorium on data centers. The body will also review the Festival Street Design Project and consider end-of-year budget amendments.

• Public hearing on a moratorium on data centers
• End of year budget amendments and grants
• Voluntary Annexation A25-10 Veridea S Village East
• Holly Springs Rd. (Central) - Design Change Order #5
• Bridge naming endorsement for Deputy Mark R. Tucker

The Holly Springs Town Council unanimously approved Ordinance 26-19, imposing an up to 12-month moratorium on accepting, processing, and approving development applications for data centers and related uses within town limits and its extraterritorial jurisdiction. The moratorium allows time to study and potentially amend the Unified Development Ordinance regarding impacts on water, energy, noise, and infrastructure. The Council also unanimously approved a resolution endorsing the naming of the Holly Springs Road bridge over NC 540 in honor of Deputy Mark R. Tucker, and approved the consent agenda including budget amendments, a $300,000 state grant, and a design change order.

• Approved 12-month moratorium on data center development applications (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 26-20 endorsing bridge naming for Deputy Mark R. Tucker (unanimous)
• Approved end-of-year budget amendments and adopted Resolution 26-22 (unanimous)
• Accepted $300,000 NC Great Trails State grant (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 26-21 setting annexation public hearing for July 21, 2026 (unanimous)
• Approved Engineering Design and Construction Standards Supplement #15 (unanimous)
• Awarded design change order #5 to Kimley-Horn for $24,000 (unanimous)
• Approved minutes of May 19 business and May 12/21 workshop meetings (unanimous)

Parks & Recreation Advisory Committee

The Holly Springs Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will discuss an update on the Solicitation for Development Proposal (SDP) and consider canceling its July 9th meeting. The agenda also includes approval of May 2026 minutes, public comments, and committee reports.

• Update on Solicitation for Development Proposal (SDP)
• Consideration to cancel July 9th meeting
• Approve May 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker, 15 minutes total)
• Reports from TRAC, TAC, Police-Citizens Advisory Group, and Director

The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee received the Town Manager's FY27 budget recommendation, which includes $2.1M in matching funds for NMAC renovations, $750K for greenways, and $100K for Carolina Springs Park master planning. The committee approved the April 2026 meeting minutes unanimously. No formal votes were taken on the budget, which is scheduled for a Town Council vote on June 2nd.

• Approved April 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)
• Received FY27 budget recommendation including $2.1M NMAC match (no vote)
• Noted $750K for priority greenways from park bond funding (no vote)
• Noted $100K for Carolina Springs Park master planning (no vote)

Town Council

The Mayor and Council will hold a workshop to discuss community engagement strategies and housing policy implementation. Staff will also propose moving subdivision and development plan approvals from a quasi-judicial process to an administrative level. The meeting includes quarterly updates from the Town Clerk and Town Attorney.

• Discussion on short-term (6 month to 2 year) housing policy program development
• Proposed UDO updates to migrate Subdivision and Development Plan approvals to an administrative level
• Review of Strategic Plan Organizational Excellence Initiative 3.3 regarding community engagement
• Quarterly updates from the Town Clerk and Town Attorney
• Planning for fall and early winter workshop topics

The Town Council reached consensus to direct staff to draft amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) that would remove the quasi-judicial approval process for major and minor subdivisions and development plans, shifting those approvals to administrative review by staff. The change is intended to shorten the approval process from 6-12 months to 3-6 months. The Council also requested quotes for cemetery expansion options and agreed to have the town attorney review the panhandling ordinance. No formal votes were taken; decisions were made by consensus.

• Directed staff to draft UDO amendments to move subdivision and development plan approvals from quasi-judicial to administrative (consensus)
• Requested quotes for grading the cemetery's Rose section and for installing a columbarium (consensus)
• Agreed to have the town attorney review the panhandling ordinance for possible revision (consensus)
• Agreed to submit comments on the proposed NCDEQ 1-4 Dioxane rule, supporting the rule with suggested amendments (consensus)
• Agreed to add a standard meeting request form to the website for the Mayor (consensus)

Town Council

The Town Council will consider the adoption of the 2026-2027 Operating Budget and Community Investment Plan. The meeting also includes a review of transportation investments and updates to the Unified Development Ordinance.

• Adoption of Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Operating Budget and Community Investment Plan
• Condemnation Resolution for Holly Springs Road Central Widening Project
• Semiannual UDO Text Amendments 26-UDO-01
• Ordinance Amendment regarding Solicitation Permits
• Monthly Budget Amendments and Grants

The Town Council unanimously adopted the FY2026-27 Operating Budget and Community Investment Plan, which includes a property tax rate of 34.35 cents per $100 valuation, the lowest recommended in Wake County. The budget funds water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure with monthly increases of $11.89 and $1.30 for typical residential users, and adds Saturday service to the Holly Springs Hopper microtransit program. The Council also approved several consent agenda items, including a condemnation resolution for the Holly Springs Road Central widening project and a solicitation permit ordinance amendment. Additionally, the Council adopted Ordinance 26-07 approving semiannual UDO text amendments, which include changes to conditional zoning districts and standards for bars, fueling stations, drive-throughs, and EV parking.

• Adopted FY2026-27 Operating Budget and Community Investment Plan (unanimous)
• Adopted Council Order 26-02 directing Wake County to levy property taxes (unanimous)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-07 approving UDO text amendments (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 26-19 authorizing condemnation for Holly Springs Road Central widening (consent agenda)
• Adopted Ordinance 26-08 amending solicitation permit ordinance (consent agenda)
• Accepted $5,000 Arts for Towns grant and two federal grants for water and police radios (consent agenda)