Sanford public meetings in 2021
12 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider several sewer extension assessments, including projects on Cliffside Drive, Pine Lake Drive, and Tomberlin Road. The agenda also includes rezoning applications for a church campus and a vacant tract of land, as well as water system improvements.
- Public hearing on Cliffside Drive Sewer Extension assessment
- Public hearing on Pine Lake Drive Sewer1720 Sewer Extension assessment
- Public hearing on Tomberlin Road Sewer Extension assessment
- Rezoning request for Christian Provision Ministries, Inc. at 2300 W. Courtland Drive
- Rezoning request for Harrington Properties of NC, LLC near Bragg Street and Ray Avenue
City Council
The City Council and Planning Board will conduct public hearings regarding two rezoning requests and three economic development items. The meeting also includes votes on budget amendments, a speed limit reduction, and a grant for a marketplace.
- Rezoning of 134+ acres at 2300 W. Courtland Drive from R-20 to R-6 for Christian Provision Ministries, Inc.
- Rezoning of 5.35+ acres on Bragg Street, Ray Avenue, Barnes Street, and S. Seventh Street from C-2 to R-6-C for Harrington Properties of NC, LLC
- Appropriation of $505,000 from a Hometown Strong Initiative Grant for the Sanford Agricultural Marketplace
- Reduction of speed limit on Keller-Andrews Road from 55 mph to 35 mph from Carthage Street to City Limits
- Audit contract renewal with Joyce and Company for a not-to-exceed fee of $37,500
City Council
The City Council will hold an electronic workshop meeting to discuss several municipal projects. Discussion items include updates on the Linden Avenue Project and tourism activities, as well as various infrastructure and ordinance considerations.
- Linden Avenue Project update by Sanford Housing Authority
- Golf Course Improvements - 18" Hole
- Property Exchange with Lee County discussion
- Signal Betterment Cost for Decorative Poles on Project R-3830 Broadway Road Wididing
- Ordinance for Speed Limit Reduction along Keller-Andrews Road
City Council
The City Council will consider a request to rezone a 1.64-acre property from Residential Mixed (R-12) to Multi-family (MF-12). The council will also review budget amendments for the Chatham Park Wastewater Treatment Plant and various sewer extensions.
- Rezoning of 610 Harkey Road from R-12 to MF-12
- $43,000 budget amendment for Chatham Park Wastewater Treatment Plant operations
- Agreement renewal for District Attorney Legal Assistant (Project Safe Neighborhood)
- Sewer extension assessments for Oriole Circle, Cliffside Drive, Pine Lake Drive, and Tomberlin Road
- Budget amendment for Fire Department and RISE Program
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on rezoning requests for properties on Harkey Road and Cool Springs Road. The body is also deciding on bids and budget amendments for the Carr Creek Sewer Extension Project.
- Rezoning of 1.64 acres at 610 Harkey Road from Residential Mixed to Multi-family
- Rezoning of 53.48+ acres on Cool Springs Road for a 131-lot residential subdivision
- Award of bid for the Carr Creek Sewer Extension Project
- Budget amendment for an additional employee at the Wastewater Treatment Plant
- Adoption of Fair Housing Policy and Equal Housing Opportunity Resolution
City Council
The City Council is holding a meeting featuring presentations from the NCDOT, DSI, and SAGA. The session includes updates on the Equity Taskforce, S3 Housing Connect, and the Commission on the Opioid Abuse Epidemic.
- Presentation by NCDOT
- Presentation by DSI
- Presentation by SAGA
- Updates on S3 Housing Connect, Equity Taskforce, and Commission on the Opioid Abuse Epidemic
- Two closed sessions regarding attorney/client privilege and economic development
City Council
The City Council is meeting for a retreat to discuss financial overviews, population growth, and infrastructure. The sessions include presentations from the NC DOT and the Mayor of Apex, as well as closed sessions regarding personnel and economic development.
- Discussion of Fire Station #4
- Police Department minimum starting salary and recruitment
- UDO impacts and land use tools
- City Works Program in cooperation with OMI
- Updates from S3 Housing Connect, Equity Task force, and Commission on the Opioid Abuse Epidemic
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on closing a portion of an alley on N. Gulf Street and four separate rezoning applications. The body will also review preliminary plats for three subdivisions and audited financials for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2020.
- Proposed closing of a 200-foot alley between 216/218 and 220 N. Gulf Street
- Rezoning of 53.48+ acres on Cool Springs Road, Bristol Way, and Cambridge Drive for a 131-lot subdivision
- Rezoning of 53.95+ acres on Brantley Road, Pioneer Drive Ext., and Tyndall Drive
- Rezoning of 6.67+ acres on Lemon Springs Road from R-20 to R-6
- Rezoning of 0.1+ acre at 707 Grimm Street from Light Industrial to General Commercial
City Council
The City Council will discuss several rezoning requests and annexation petitions for residential and commercial properties. The body is also considering budget amendments for city services and the purchase of a new knuckleboom truck.
- Purchase of a new knuckleboom truck for $223,106
- Budget amendments for litter pickup ($53,000), Civic Center meetings ($34,296), and legal fees ($36,000)
- Rezoning of 53.48+ acres on Cool Springs Road for a 131-lot residential subdivision
- Rezoning of 53.95+ acres on Brantley Road to Residential Mixed (R-10)
- Construction contract award for the Linden Avenue Rehabilitation Project
City Council
The City Council will hold an electronic workshop to discuss several budget amendments and city ordinances. The body will review bids for infrastructure projects and the purchase of equipment.
- Bids for Linden Avenue Sidewalk and Drainage Improvements
- Proposed No Parking Ordinance on Chisholm Street
- Purchase of Knuckleboom Truck
- Amendment to Code of Ordinances Section 36-147
- Budget amendments for Civic Center Rental, Municipal Service District, and RISE Program
City Council
The committee is meeting to discuss redevelopment strategies for East Sanford, including the S-Line Rail Project and Temple Park. Members will also review development trends, permitting, and the planning of a multi-sports complex. Additional discussions cover growth management, satellite annexation, and utility connections.
- East Sanford Redevelopment Strategies (S-Line Rail Project and Temple Park)
- Multi-Sports Complex and surrounding area planning
- Satellite Annexation
- Fire Department coverage
- Sewer and water connections related to annexation
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing regarding the contiguous annexation of property owned by Raccoon Path Holdings, LLC. The body is also deciding on a rezoning request for a 1.04-acre tract and several other land-use and budgetary items.
- Public hearing for annexation of 79.79± acres for Raccoon Path Holdings, LLC
- Rezoning request for 1.04-acre tract at Carbonton Road and Cool Springs Road from R-20 to Neighborhood Commercial
- Ordinance to create a three-way stop at the intersection of Spottswood Drive and Brinn Drive
- Preliminary plat for The Park at South Park, Phase 3 (23-lot residential subdivision)
- Budget amendment for Fiscal Year 2020-2021 regarding a Duke Energy Grant