Kernersville, NC

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen meets Tuesday, October 6, 2026 at 6:30 PM at 134 East Mountain Street to hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and consider a rezoning ordinance. The first would rezone 321 Bost St. (5.93 acres) from single-family RS-20 to multifamily RM-5; the second would rezone 0 Teague Ln. (0.17 acres) from mixed-use MU-C to single-family RS-30. The agenda text provided is heavily duplicated and appears cut off mid-item, so the full list of items may be incomplete.

• Public hearing on rezoning 321 Bost St. (PIN 6886-48-1797, 5.93 acres) from RS-20 to RM-5 multifamily, requested by Bill Greco for The Paul J. Ciener Gardens Foundation, Zoning Docket K-688.A1
• Consideration of an ordinance rezoning 321 Bost St.
• Public hearing on rezoning 0 Teague Ln. (PIN 6874-86-6915, 0.17 acres) from MU-C to RS-30 single-family, requested by Lennar Carolinas, LLC for Norman G. Parrish and Pattie J. Parrish, Zoning Docket K-570.A5
• Public hearing rules: 20 minutes each for proponents and opponents, adopted December 2, 2025

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

Meeting Of The Planning Board

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

Meeting Of The Planning Board

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

Meeting Of The Planning Board

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

Meeting Of The Planning Board

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 6:30 PM at 134 East Mountain Street to hold a public hearing and consider financing for general improvements to Town Hall and the purchase of real property. Staff recommend awarding a ten-year installment financing contract to PNC Public Finance at 5.280% interest, the lowest of two lender quotes, for a total loan cost of $1,281,195.71. The board will also hear an update on neighborhood meeting notification standards, consider a Local Government Commission financing application, and review the 2027 meeting schedule. The agenda is largely procedural, with ceremonial proclamations and reports.

• Public hearing on financing general improvements to Town Hall and purchase of real property
• Staff recommend PNC Public Finance installment financing contract: $988,952 loan, 5.280% fixed rate, 10-year term, total cost $1,281,195.71
• First National Bank alternative quote: 6.001% rate, total cost $1,287,335.58
• Resolution authorizing a Local Government Commission application for financing
• Update on Neighborhood Meeting Notification Standards and Best Practices Study

Notice of Special Meeting of the Kernersville Board of Adjustment

The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is holding a special session for staff-led training on quasi-judicial procedures, prior to the regularly scheduled Planning Board meeting. No business will be conducted, and public participation is not permitted, though members of the public may attend to listen.

• Staff-led training on quasi-judicial procedures
• Held in the Executive Conference Room at Town Hall
• No business will be conducted
• Public may attend but not participate

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The Kernersville Planning Board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on three rezoning requests and one land use plan amendment. The board will also elect its chairman, vice chairman, and secretary for the annual meeting, and approve the minutes from the August 10, 2026 meeting.

• Rezoning of 321 Bost St. (5.93 acres) from RS-20 to RM-5 multifamily, Zoning Docket K-688.A1
• Rezoning of 0 Teague Ln. (0.17 acres) from MU-C to RS-30 single-family, Zoning Docket K-570.A5
• Land Use Plan amendment for 54.695 acres near NC 66 S. and I-40 from Business Center/Commercial/Industrial to Commercial, Zoning Docket KDP-83
• Conditional rezoning of 54.695 acres near NC 66 S. and I-40 from RS-12/RS-20 to GB-C, Zoning Docket K-830.A1
• Election of Planning Board officers (Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary)

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on a request to rezone 1.51 acres at 803-811 Old Winston Rd. and 816-822 S. Main St. from HB-S (Highway Business - Special) to HB-C (Highway Business - Conditional). The applicant, Abigaile Pittman on behalf of Greenwood & Charles, Inc., seeks conditional zoning to allow a range of commercial uses including an ABC store, restaurants, and offices. The board will also consider a proclamation declaring September as Suicide Prevention Month.

• Public hearing on rezoning (Zoning Docket K-751.A1) for 1.51 acres at 803-811 Old Winston Rd. and 816-822 S. Main St., from HB-S to HB-C
• Requested uses include ABC Store (Liquor), restaurant (without drive-through), offices, retail, and veterinary services
• Proclamation declaring September as Suicide Prevention Month
• Invocation by Reverend Lanny Lancaster of Main Street United Methodist Church

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on adopting the updated Kernersville Comprehensive Plan and on an ordinance imposing a moratorium on data centers, data processing facilities, cryptocurrency mining operations, and associated uses. The board will also consider an automatic/mutual aid agreement with High Point and a design-build contract for Phase III of the Ivey Redmon Stream Restoration Project. The agenda includes routine items like speakers from the floor, a briefing on the September 1 meeting, and reports from the town manager and attorney.

• Public hearing and resolution to adopt the Kernersville Comprehensive Plan (advisory, no independent regulatory effect)
• Public hearing and ordinance to impose a moratorium on data centers, data processing facilities, cryptocurrency mining, and associated uses
• Consideration of an Automatic/Mutual Aid Agreement with the City of High Point
• Resolution awarding a design-build contract for Phase III of the Ivey Redmon Stream Restoration Project

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting that includes an evidentiary hearing, along with roll call, approval of minutes, and staff updates. No specific case details are provided in the agenda.

• Evidentiary hearing
• Approval of minutes
• Staff updates

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The Kernersville Planning Board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on several items, including a comprehensive plan adoption, two rezoning requests, a land use plan amendment, and a final development plan. The most consequential item is a request to rezone 54.7 acres near NC 66 S. and I-40 from residential to conditional general business, which would allow multifamily housing and other uses. The board will also consider a final development plan for a mixed-use project in the Welden Village area.

• Final Development Plan for The Vieux Phase 3 and 1C (1.97 acres) in Welden Village, including 32 apartments and commercial space
• Rezoning of 803-811 Old Winston Rd. and 816-822 S. Main St. from HB-S to HB-C (conditional) for various commercial uses
• Rezoning of 3981 Rosewater Ave. from GB-C to GB-C (conditional) for medical offices
• Land Use Plan amendment for 54.7 acres near NC 66 S. and I-40 from Business Center/Commercial/Industrial to Commercial
• Rezoning of 54.7 acres near NC 66 S. and I-40 from RS-12/RS-20 to GB-C (conditional) for multifamily and other uses

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on three rezoning petitions—two industrial and one residential—and consider a proposed moratorium on data-center construction. The meeting also includes a subdivision review, a fire-protection agreement, and a budget amendment.

• Rezone 31.51 acres near E. Mountain St. & Snow Bridge Ln. from GI-S/HB-S to GI-C for Manufacturing A/B use (K-388.A2)
• Rezone 1.33-acre lot at 540 Edgewood St. from RM-12-S/RS-7 to RM-8-C for townhouses (K-569.A1)
• Text amendment to UDO Article 6 to align with NC statutes (KT-286)
• Discussion on a moratorium on data centers and related facilities

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The regular meeting of the Kernersville Board of Aldermen scheduled for July 29, 2026, has been cancelled. No items were discussed or decided.

Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

This is a procedural meeting of the Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee with no specific items for decision or public hearing. The agenda includes welcome, new business, staff updates, and adjournment. No concrete actions or proposals are listed.

• No specific items identified; meeting appears administrative only

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The Planning Board is reviewing a preliminary subdivision plan for Brookford Village, which proposes 73 residential lots on 58.80 acres. Additionally, the board will consider a rezoning request for property at 540 Edgewood Street and a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance.

• Preliminary subdivision review for Brookford Village: 73 lots on 58.80 acres south of I-40 E.
• Rezoning request for 540 Edgewood Street from RM-12-S and RS-7 to RM-8-C.
• Text amendment (KT-285) to Article 6 of the Unified Development Ordinance regarding NC General Statutes.

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

The meeting consists of procedural items including roll call and approval of minutes. No specific cases or public hearings are listed on the agenda.

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen holds public hearings on multiple rezonings and zoning text amendments. Key items include a 31.5-acre rezoning from industrial and highway business to general industrial-conditional for a manufacturing facility, a 2.59-acre rezoning for a child daycare and medical office, and three text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance. The board will also consider non-profit funding contracts and a resolution to convey a surplus fire truck.

• Rezoning 31.51 acres at E. Mountain St. and Snow Bridge Ln. to GI-C for Manufacturing A/B (275,700 sq ft building)
• Rezoning 2.59 acres at Glennview Dr. and Rosewater Ave. to GB-C for child daycare and medical office
• Text amendment to remove time limits on resubmittals of denied legislative/quasi-judicial applications
• Text amendment adding on-street parking rules in TND zoning district
• Text amendment updating flood insurance rate maps

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will consider a resolution opposing Duke Energy's proposed rate increase, adopt a new pay scale and incentives for town employees, and hold public hearings on a downtown mural and a request for a downtown arts festival. They will also vote on a budget amendment, tax collection ordinances, and grant acceptance.

• Resolution opposing Duke Energy rate increase
• Adoption of employee pay scale and incentives
• Budget Amendment #12 for FY 2025-26
• Public hearing on proposed downtown mural
• Downtown event request for Home Grown Arts Fest (August 22, 2026)

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

The Board of Adjustment will meet to conduct an evidentiary hearing and receive staff updates. The remainder of the meeting consists of procedural boilerplate.

• Evidentiary hearing

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The board will consider approving a final development plan for a 74-lot single-family subdivision on 37 acres north of Ogden School Road. They will also hold a public hearing on a rezoning request for a daycare and medical office at Glennview Drive and Rosewater Avenue. Three text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance are on the agenda, including removing time limits on resubmittals, clarifying on-street parking in TND districts, and updating flood insurance rate maps.

• Final Development Plan approval for 74 single-family lots and 5 common area lots on 37 acres (Ogden School Road Subdivision)
• Rezoning request by MOC Kernersville 2, LLC for 2.59 acres at Glennview Drive and Rosewater Avenue to allow child daycare and medical office
• Text amendment to remove time limits on resubmittals of denied applications per state law
• Text amendment to add language about on-street parking within the TND zoning district
• Text amendment to update flood insurance rate maps in Article 9 of the UDO

Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

The Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee will discuss and vote on revised subarea plan exhibits, and receive an update on the timeline and schedule for a revised draft and public open house. They will also approve minutes from previous meetings.

• Discussion and vote on revised subarea plan exhibits
• Update on timeline and schedule for revised draft and public open house

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings and vote on the proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2026-2027, as well as multiple rezoning requests including a Highway Business conditional zoning at 1478 NC 66 S., a General Industrial conditional zoning for 31.5 acres near East Mountain Street, and a Residential Multifamily conditional zoning for 21 acres north of Kernersville Medical Parkway. The board will also consider a voluntary annexation of 21 acres at 1515 Brookford Road and a land use plan amendment from Business Center to High Density Residential. Additionally, there is a budget amendment for FY 2025-26 and approval of a consent agenda with routine items.

• Public hearing and adoption of FY 2026-27 operating budget
• Rezoning of 0.927 acres at 1478 NC 66 S. to HB-C for commercial uses including restaurant with drive-through
• Rezoning of 31.51 acres near East Mountain St and Snow Bridge Ln to GI-C for manufacturing
• Voluntary annexation of 21.027 acres at 1515 Brookford Road
• Rezoning of 21.022 acres north of Kernersville Medical Parkway to RM-18-C for multifamily residential

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will review 2025 annual reports and 2026 budget requests, including a funding request from the Salvation Army. The meeting also includes discussions on financial auditing services, personal property disposal, and an equipment lease for the Parks and Recreation Department.

• Salvation Army request for $20,000 in operating support for the Kernersville Food Pantry
• Consideration of a contract for FY 2025-2026 financial auditing services
• Resolution for declaring personal property surplus and authorizing disposal
• Equipment lease for a mower for the Parks and Recreation Department
• Update to the Personnel Policy

Special Session of the Board of Aldermen

This is a special session of the Kernersville Board of Aldermen that is primarily procedural. The board will enter a closed session to consult with the town attorney and discuss personnel matters. No public action items or votes are listed on the agenda.

• Closed session under NCGS 143-318.11(a)(3) for attorney-client privilege and (a)(6) for personnel matters

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

This meeting is cancelled because the office is closed for Memorial Day. The agenda contains only procedural boilerplate.

Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee

The Comprehensive Plan Steering Committee will discuss and vote on Small Area Plan Exhibits. They will also receive an update on the timeline for a revised draft and a public open house. The meeting includes approval of previous minutes.

• Approval of March 9, 2026 minutes
• Discussion and vote on Small Area Plan Exhibits
• Update on timeline for revised draft and public open house

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on multiple rezoning requests and a land use plan amendment. Key items include a proposal to rezone 21.022 acres from single-family to multifamily residential, a separate rezoning for a 31.51-acre industrial site, and a site plan review for a private school expansion at 745 Cinema Court.

• Rezoning of 21.022 acres north of Kernersville Medical Parkway from RS-20 to RM-18-C (multifamily, up to 18 units/acre)
• Land use plan amendment for same properties from Business Center to High Density Residential
• Rezoning of 31.51 acres southwest of E Mountain St and Snow Bridge Lane from GI-S/HB-S to GI-C (manufacturing)
• Rezoning of 0.927 acres at 1478 NC 66 S from HB-S to HB-C (arts, offices, restaurant, etc.)
• Site plan approval for Clubhouse Academy private school expansion at 745 Cinema Court (2.93 acres)

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on two conditional rezoning requests: one to rezone 13.393 acres near Old Winston Road from GB-S and RS-12 to GB-C to add indoor recreation as a permitted use, and another to rezone 1.42 acres at 1470 Hampton Plaza Drive from LI-S to LI-C for various industrial and office uses. The board will also consider a budget amendment, a bid for an emergency signal at Fire Station 42, intergovernmental agreements with Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, and adoption of the Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2026-2031. Other items include a voluntary annexation at 1515 Brookford Road and a resolution to purchase real property at 0 NC 66 South.

• Public hearing: Rezoning 13.393 acres (PINs 6876-82-8111, 6876-92-1088, 6876-82-4279) from GB-S/RS-12 to GB-C to add indoor recreation use
• Public hearing: Rezoning 1.42 acres at 1470 Hampton Plaza Drive from LI-S to LI-C for industrial and office uses
• Resolution to set public hearing for voluntary annexation of 21.027 acres at 1515 Brookford Road
• Ordinance for Budget Amendment #10 for FY 2025-26
• Resolution to accept bid and authorize contract for emergency signal at Fire Station 42

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Board of Aldermen will consider several items including a street name change for Echols Circle and updates to the town's personnel policy. The meeting also includes a presentation from Krossroads Playhouse regarding a building for indoor performances.

• Resolution to rename Echols Circle to Kaizen Way
• Ordinance amending curb restrictions in Chapter 9 of the Code of Ordinances
• Presentation by Krossroads Playhouse regarding an indoor performance building
• Resolution declaring May as Historic Preservation Month
• Update to the Town Personnel Policy

Kernersville Board of Adjustment

This meeting consists of standard procedural items including roll call, approval of minutes, an evidentiary hearing, staff updates, and adjournment. No specific rezonings, contracts, or fee changes are listed.

Meeting Of The Planning Board

The board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on three rezoning requests and a land use plan amendment. The largest proposal is a two-phase conditional rezoning of 54.7 acres from residential to general business, allowing multifamily housing, retail, restaurants, and other commercial uses near NC Highway 66 and Business 40.

• Rezoning of 13.4 acres near Old Winston Rd to GB-C to add indoor recreation use (K-740.A1)
• Rezoning of 1.42 acres at 1470 Hampton Plaza Dr to LI-C for veterinary and pet daycare (K-547.A10)
• Land Use Plan amendment for 54.7 acres near NC 66 and Business 40 from Business Center/Commercial/Industrial to Commercial (KDP-80)
• Rezoning of 54.7 acres near NC 66 and Business 40 to GB-C with extensive uses including multifamily, retail, and restaurants (K-830)
• Site plan approval for the 13.4-acre shopping center with a 48,940 sq ft food store

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The regular meeting of the Kernersville Board of Aldermen scheduled for Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at 6:30 PM has been cancelled. The agenda contains no items for discussion or decision.

• Meeting cancelled

Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen

The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing and consider a resolution for the voluntary annexation of a 54.695-acre property, discuss authorizing the purchase of real property at 1004 Beeson Road, and consider a budget amendment for FY 2025-26. The board will also hear a funding request from Kernersville Little Theatre and consider a resolution declaring intent to reimburse for the property purchase.

• Voluntary annexation of property at 1519 NC 66 South, 0 Kernersville Medical Parkway, 0 Beeson Road, and 0 NC 66 South (54.695 acres)
• Resolution authorizing purchase of real property at 1004 Beeson Road
• Ordinance for Budget Amendment #9 for FY 2025-26
• Resolution declaring notice of intent to reimburse for real property purchase
• Kernersville Little Theatre requests $16,000 in operating support