Kernersville public meetings in 2021
50 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold three public hearings on conditional-use rezoning requests, then consider ordinances to approve them. The board will also discuss park safety, the noise ordinance, a pavement condition report, and a telehealth pilot program. The agenda includes ceremonial presentations and routine reports.
- Rezoning K-793: 51.58 acres at Kerner Road and Dean Road from RS-20 to RSQ-C for 118 single-family homes
- Rezoning K-794: 10.4 acres at Macy Grove Road and Old Greensboro Road from RS-20 and HB to HB-C for convenience store, restaurants, and vehicle repair
- Rezoning K-795: 1.77 acres at 1605-1613 NC Hwy 66 South from RS-20 to PB-C for medical offices, retail, and other uses
- Discussion on safety issues at town parks
- Discussion on the town noise ordinance
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will consider a final development plan for two commercial buildings at Smith Crossing, plus three rezoning requests. The board will make recommendations on the rezonings and decide on the site plan approval.
- Final Development Plan for Smith Crossing Lots 4 & 5 (1464 and 1470 Jag Branch Blvd) - 2.39 acres, includes a 6,190 sq ft restaurant and 9,100 sq ft commercial space
- Rezoning from PB-S to PB-C for 512 Pineview Court and 109 English Street (1.71 acres) - conditional use
- Rezoning from HB-S to HB-C for 719 NC HWY 66 South (10.581 acres) - for a vocational/professional school
- Rezoning from MU-S to MU-C for 1152 Solomon Drive (1.54 acres) - for a restaurant with drive-through
Organizational Meeting of the Board of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold its organizational meeting to accept official election results from the November 2, 2021 municipal election, present gifts to outgoing members, and administer oaths of office to the newly elected mayor and aldermen. The board will also consider adopting the 2022 meeting schedule, elect a Mayor Pro Tem, and approve appointments to standing committees. Additionally, the board will consider several resolutions setting policies for meeting procedures, travel, appointments, real property options, video/photography, ethics, and electronic communications.
- Acceptance of Forsyth and Guilford County election results for the November 2, 2021 municipal election
- Oaths of office for Mayor-Elect Dawn H. Morgan and Aldermen-Elect Bill Apple, John Barrow, J.R. Gorham, Joe Pinnix Jr., and Chris Thompson
- Consideration of 2022 Board of Aldermen meeting schedule (regular meetings first Tuesday, briefing sessions preceding)
- Election of Mayor Pro Tem as required by Town Charter
- Consideration of appointments to committees including Onward Kernersville, Transportation Advisory, Piedmont Triad Regional Council, Firemen's Relief Fund Board, and Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to receive the FY2021 financial audit presentation, consider declaring certain property surplus for disposal, and prepare for upcoming meetings. The agenda also includes routine consent items such as approving minutes. The audit received a clean opinion with no material misstatements.
- Presentation of the Financial Audit for FY ending June 30, 2021 (clean opinion)
- Resolution declaring certain property surplus and authorizing disposal
- Briefing on December 7, 2021 Organizational Meeting
- Briefing on December 14, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Consent agenda: approval of minutes for November 4 and November 9, 2021 meetings
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting with a roll call, approval of minutes, a public hearing, staff updates, and adjournment. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific items detailed.
- Public hearing
- Staff updates
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing and consider approving an installment financing contract with Pinnacle Bank for up to $1,620,000 to fund improvements at Civitan Park, Ivey Redmon Sports Complex, and the Public Services Garage. The board will also consider a contract award for Civitan Park construction, an ordinance to demolish a property at 212 Smith Street, a vaccine incentive program for town employees, and other routine items.
- Public hearing and resolution for $1,620,000 installment financing with Pinnacle Bank at 1.49% interest over 10 years
- Contract award for construction of improvements at Civitan Park
- Ordinance ordering demolition of property at 212 Smith Street
- Resolution for vaccine incentive program for town employees
- Ordinance for budget amendment #3 for FY 2021-22
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider a final development plan for a 67-unit townhouse project at Caleb's Creek, and make recommendations on three rezoning requests. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear public comments.
- Final Development Plan for 67 townhouse units at Teague Lane and Ogden School Road (K-570FDP TR MU1.A1)
- Rezoning of 51.58 acres on Kerner Road from RS20 to RSQ-C for single-family residential (K-793)
- Rezoning of 10.4 acres at Macy Grove Road and Old Greensboro Road to HB-C for convenience store, restaurants, and vehicle repair (K-794)
- Rezoning of 1.77 acres at 1605-1613 NC Hwy 66 South to PB-C for medical offices, restaurant, and retail (K-795)
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
This is a briefing session of the Kernersville Board of Aldermen, held to review the agenda for the upcoming November 9, 2021 regular meeting. The board will also hear matters presented by the Mayor, Board members, Town Manager, and Town Attorney. No votes or decisions are scheduled; the agenda is procedural and preparatory.
- Briefing on the November 9, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters to be presented by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters to be presented by the Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is meeting remotely to conduct routine business, including roll call, approval of minutes, and staff updates. The agenda includes a public hearing, but no specific case or topic is listed in the provided text.
- Public hearing scheduled
- Remote meeting format presentation
- Approval of minutes
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold a public hearing and make recommendations on a conditional use rezoning request for a 47-acre property on Kerner Road, proposing 118 single-family homes. The board will also elect officers and approve previous meeting minutes. The meeting is remote, with public comments accepted until noon on the meeting day.
- Rezoning K-793: 47.01 acres from RS-20 to RSQ-C for 118 single-family homes, east of Kerner Road at Dean Road
- Site plan includes three new public streets, one private drive, and stormwater controls
- Traffic estimate: 1,114 trips per day; NCDOT requires turn lanes on Kerner Road
- Board to elect Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary
- Approval of September 13, 2021 minutes
Special Session of the Board of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a special session to consider a resolution supporting NCDOT's installation of improvements to the culvert on Burnt Mill Road in Southwood Subdivision. The project costs $440,000, with no cost to the town, and is tied to conditions involving the adjacent business park developer and property owners. The board will vote on whether to endorse the collaborative effort.
- Resolution endorsing NCDOT culvert improvements on Burnt Mill Road, $440,000
- Developer of adjacent business park to fund pavement repairs in Southwood Subdivision
- Property owners to make other improvements and petition NCDOT for road addition to state system
- Project at no cost to the Town of Kernersville
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on several rezoning requests, including a conditional use rezoning to allow a Starbucks drive-thru at the former High Point Bank site, and will consider amendments to the development plan and zoning text. The board will also discuss funding for a new Parks and Recreation building, directional signage on South Main Street, and two frozen police department positions.
- Rezoning 515 Pineview Court from PB-S to GB-C for commercial uses including restaurant with drive-through (Starbucks interest)
- Rezoning 225 S Main Street from RM-18 to RS7 and IP, and 215 S Main Street from HB-S and RS-12 to IP
- Land Use Plan amendment for properties on east side of Brookford Road from Low Density Residential to Mixed Residential
- Conditional Use rezoning of 58.76 acres at 1645 Brookford Road from RS-20 to RM-8-C for townhouses/twin homes
- Discussion on funding for new Parks and Recreation building
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
This is a briefing session where the Kernersville Board of Aldermen reviews the agenda for the upcoming October 5, 2021 regular meeting. The agenda includes only procedural items: call to order, briefing, matters from the Mayor and Board, matters from the Town Manager and Town Attorney, and adjournment. No specific decisions or discussions are detailed in this notice.
- Briefing on October 5, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters to be presented by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters to be presented by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is holding a remote meeting with a roll call, staff presentation on the remote format, approval of minutes, a public hearing, staff updates, and adjournment. The agenda is largely procedural boilerplate, with no specific items, cases, or details listed for the public hearing or staff updates.
- Remote meeting format presentation
- Approval of minutes
- Public hearing (no details provided)
- Staff updates (no details provided)
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on several rezoning requests, a 55-lot subdivision, a Chick-fil-A site plan, and zoning text amendments. The board will also consider a land use plan amendment and receive staff updates on growth and traffic reports.
- Trail Ridge Subdivision: 55-lot preliminary subdivision at 9431 County Line Road (PIN 6897-10-1878.00), density 1.5 lots/acre, zoned RS-20
- Chick-fil-A Kernersville: Final Development Plan for restaurant with drive-thru at 1110 S Main Street (PIN 6875-49-9887), 1.49 acres, HB-S district
- Rezoning K-673.A2: 515 Pineview Court from PB-S to GB-C, conditional use, 1.329 acres, multiple uses including restaurant with drive-thru
- Rezoning K-792: 225 S Main Street from RM-18 to RS7 and IP, and 215 S Main Street from HB-S/RS-12 to IP
- Rezoning K-791: 1645 Brookford Road from RS-20 to RM-8-C, 58.76 acres, townhouse and twin home uses
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings (continued from August 4) on annexing a 203.57-acre tract at the end of Whitt Station Lane and Whitt Road, south of US 421, and on rezoning 155.31 acres from RS-20, AG, and CU-LI to BI (Business Industrial). The board will also consider a zoning text amendment on sidewalk standards in the BI district, plus resolutions on grants, an interlocal agreement, traffic changes, a financing contract, budget amendment, and discussions on parks funding, signage, and ARPA funds.
- Public hearing and ordinance to annex 203.57 acres (Forsyth and Guilford County PINs listed) at end of Whitt Station Lane and Whitt Road
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 155.31 acres to BI (Business Industrial) at end of Whitt Station Road (Zoning Docket K-788)
- Public hearing and ordinance for zoning text amendment on sidewalk standards in BI district (Zoning Docket KT-265)
- Resolution to accept grant from Carolina Panthers Charities
- Ordinance to add all Welden Alleys to 'Ten Mile Speed Zone' and 'No Parking Anytime' schedules
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
This is a briefing session where the Kernersville Board of Aldermen reviews the agenda for the upcoming September 7, 2021 regular meeting. The agenda includes items presented by the Mayor, Board, Town Manager, and Town Attorney. No specific decisions or detailed items are listed in this briefing notice.
- Briefing on September 7, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment will hold a continued public hearing on a Special Use Permit request for an oversized accessory structure (a 40x30-foot metal garage) at 1017 Piney Grove Road. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions. The board will also approve minutes from the July 26, 2021 meeting.
- Special Use Permit K-21.05 for 1,200 sq ft metal garage at 1017 Piney Grove Road (PIN #6887-54-5040.00)
- Garage exceeds 5% lot size limit, requiring board authorization
- Proposed setbacks exceed minimums: front 117 ft (min 75 ft), rear 22.9 ft (min 3 ft), sides 63.9 ft and 6.1 ft (min 3 ft)
- Staff recommends approval with conditions including obtaining other permits and staff review of revisions
- Approval of minutes from July 26, 2021 meeting
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on a preliminary subdivision, a final development plan, and two conditional use rezonings. The board will also consider a land use plan amendment and receive staff updates on growth and traffic reports.
- Preliminary subdivision review for Trail Ridge, a 55-lot (staff says 49) residential subdivision at 9431 County Line Road, with a density of 1.5 lots per acre (staff says 1.36).
- Final development plan for Phase 1 Section 4 in the TND-S district, west of Westfall Street, south of Springvale Hill Drive, north of Welden Phase 3, for single-family, duplex, twin house, and townhouse uses.
- Land use plan amendment (KDP-57) to change from Low Density Residential to Mixed Residential for properties east of Brookford Road, south of I-40.
- Conditional use rezoning (K-791) from RS-20 to RM-8-C for 58.76 acres at 1645 Brookford Road, for townhouse and twin home uses.
- Conditional use rezoning (K-673.A2) from PB-S to GB-C for 1.329 acres at 515 Pineview Court, for various commercial uses including retail, restaurant, and offices.
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings and consider ordinances on a 203.57-acre voluntary annexation, several rezonings, and zoning text amendments, plus other business like budget amendments and agreements. The agenda includes multiple public hearings on annexation and rezoning requests, followed by consideration of ordinances to enact them. Other items include property exchanges, budget amendments, fire department agreements, and a street closure request.
- Public hearing and ordinance to annex 203.57 acres near Whitt Station Lane and US 421
- Rezoning of 155.31 acres at end of Whitt Station Road from RS-20, AG, CU-LI to BI
- Rezoning of 2.52 acres at 413, 411, 401 S. Main Street to IP-C for government offices/museum
- Rezoning of 61.87 acres on Teague Lane to MU-C for single-family residential
- Consideration of budget amendment #1 for FY 2021-22 and equipment lease for mower
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to review items on the upcoming August 4, 2021 regular meeting agenda. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific action items or details listed for public discussion.
- Briefing on August 4, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters presented by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters presented by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment will hold an evidentiary hearing on a special use permit request for a 1,200 sq ft metal accessory structure at 1017 Piney Grove Road, which exceeds the allowed size and requires board approval. The board will also elect officers, appoint a clerk, and discuss quasi-judicial procedures. Staff recommends approval subject to conditions.
- Special use permit K-21.05 for oversized accessory structure at 1017 Piney Grove Road (PIN #6887-54-5040.00)
- Proposed 40x30 ft metal garage (1,200 sq ft) exceeds 5% lot size limit, triggering permit requirement
- Election of Chairman and Vice Chairman; appointment of Beth Price as Clerk
- Discussion of quasi-judicial procedures and standing requirements
- Approval of May 24, 2021 minutes
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold public hearings and make recommendations on several rezoning and text amendment requests. These include a large rezoning to Business Industrial, a conditional rezoning for government offices and a museum, and amendments to sidewalk and impervious coverage standards. The board's recommendations will go to the Board of Aldermen for final decisions.
- Rezoning of 141.89 acres at end of Whitt Station Road from RS-20, AG, CU-LI to BI (Business Industrial)
- Conditional rezoning of 2.52 acres at 401-413 S. Main Street to IP-C for government offices and museum
- Conditional rezoning of 61.87 acres at Teague Lane and Hedgecock Road to MU-C for single-family residential
- Rezoning of 0.80 acres at 511 E. Bodenhamer Street from GI and RS7 to GB (General Business)
- Text amendment to clarify sidewalk standards in BI district and impervious coverage in IP district
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings and consider adopting 13 zoning text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), all aimed at aligning local regulations with the new State Statute Chapter 160D. The amendments cover minor staff changes, enforcement, special use permits, quasi-judicial procedures, fees, subdivision review, farm exemptions, planning board duties, notice periods, definitions, and accessory structure thresholds. The board will also consider the FY 2021-22 budget, annexation petitions, utility agreements, traffic changes, and several contracts.
- Public hearings and ordinances for zoning text amendments KT-252 through KT-264 (13 items)
- Resolution setting public hearing for voluntary annexation of 203.57 acres off Whitt Road
- Resolution setting public hearing for voluntary annexation of 0.423 acres off Heartland Drive
- Consideration of FY 2021-22 Budget Ordinance and Schedule of Fees and Charges
- Construction Manager at Risk contract with Samet Corporation for Recreation and Event Center
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment met on June 28, 2021, but lacked a quorum, so no official business was conducted. The board could not approve minutes, elect officers, or hear the scheduled special use permit case. The only substantive item, a special use permit for an oversized accessory structure at 187 Vancouver Court, was not heard because changes to the UDO made it unnecessary. Staff provided informational updates on UDO changes and housing code appeals, but no decisions were made.
- No quorum; meeting adjourned without action
- Special use permit for oversized accessory structure at 187 Vancouver Court (PIN #6887-35-6254.00) not heard
- Election of officers postponed to next meeting
- Clerk appointment (Beth Price) deferred
- Informational updates on 160D UDO changes and housing code appeals
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to review the agenda for its upcoming June 29 regular meeting. The session also allows for items to be raised by the mayor, board members, town manager, and town attorney. No specific decisions or substantive topics are listed on the agenda.
- Briefing on June 29, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will consider 13 proposed text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), all aimed at aligning local regulations with the new North Carolina State Statute Chapter 160D. These amendments cover a range of topics including minor staff changes, enforcement and permitting, special use permits, quasi-judicial procedures, fees, subdivision procedures, and farm exemptions. The board will also receive a presentation of the Onward Kernersville Final Report and hear public comments.
- Text amendment KT-252: Allows administrative approval of minor staff changes to Conditional Use Districts and Special Use Permits, listing specific allowable changes and exclusions.
- Text amendment KT-253: Updates enforcement and permitting procedures, including notices of violation, inspections, and stop-work orders per G.S. 160D.
- Text amendment KT-255: Addresses quasi-judicial procedures and evidentiary hearings for the Board of Adjustment.
- Text amendment KT-257: Addresses use of fees as specified in the new State Statute Chapter 160D.
- Presentation of the Onward Kernersville Final Report.
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on the proposed FY 2021-22 operating budget and consider several ordinances and resolutions, including traffic changes, a street closure for an arts festival, declaring a police officer's weapon surplus, and accepting federal stimulus funds. The agenda also includes a budget amendment for the current fiscal year and routine consent items like minutes and tax collection agreements.
- Public hearing on proposed FY 2021-22 operating budget
- Ordinance to add Eastover Court to one-way streets list
- Ordinance to set 25 mph on Adams Street and 20 mph in Welden neighborhood
- Request to close Harmon Lane for Home Grown Arts Fest on Aug 28
- Resolution to declare badge and service weapon of retiring officer Edward Shumate surplus
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to review the 2021-2022 draft budget and to prepare for the June 1 regular meeting agenda. The session also includes time for items raised by the Mayor, Board, Town Manager, and Town Attorney. No votes or decisions are scheduled; this is a work session.
- Review of 2021-2022 draft budget
- Briefing on June 1, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Items from Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Items from Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment will hold an evidentiary hearing on a special use permit request to allow an oversized accessory structure at 165 Stanley Farm Road. The applicant proposes to demolish part of an existing garage and add to it, resulting in a total of 3,262 square feet, exceeding the standard limit. The board will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and receive updates on state law changes.
- Special use permit for oversized accessory structure at 165 Stanley Farm Road (PIN #6876-18-3410.00), RS12 zoning
- Proposed addition increases garage to 3,262 sq ft, net gain of 390 sq ft
- New portion to be 18 ft tall, 2 ft taller than existing
- Approval of minutes from April 26, 2021
- Staff update on NCGS 160D Board of Adjustment changes
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider a final development plan for Heartland Self Storage at 1410 Heartland Drive, including requested modifications to streetyard and landscaping standards. The board will also hold public hearings on three zoning text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, aligning with new state statute Chapter 160D. The agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings and public comment periods.
- Final Development Plan for Heartland Self Storage, 1410 Heartland Drive, 2.15 acres, requesting streetyard reduction from 22 ft to 10 ft with knee wall
- Text Amendment KT-252: Minor staff changes to Conditional Use Districts and Special Use Permits
- Text Amendment KT-253: Enforcement and permitting modifications per Chapter 160D
- Text Amendment KT-254: Planning Board review of Special Use Permits per Chapter 160D
- Approval of minutes from April 12 and April 14, 2021 meetings
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings on six zoning and land-use items, including a rezoning for a 70-unit elderly housing complex at 904 Salisbury Street and a mixed-use land designation for nearby parcels. The board will also consider a voluntary annexation on Beeson Road, a surplus property resolution, a mobile food vendor parking ordinance, budget amendment #7, and updates to law enforcement residency and take-home vehicle policies, plus an employment agreement amendment for the town manager.
- Public hearing and resolution to amend Land Use Plan to Mixed Use for parcels at southern terminus of Salisbury Street at Salem Parkway (KDP-55)
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 904 Salisbury Street (3.19 acres) from PB-S to RMU-C for 70-unit elderly multifamily housing (K-518.A1)
- Public hearing and resolution to amend Land Use Plan for 1020 North Main Street properties, including changing one parcel from Low Density Residential to Commercial Neighborhood (KDP-56)
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 9431 County Line Road (36.13 acres) from RS20 to RS12-C PRD for single-family planned residential development (K-786)
- Public hearing and ordinance to rezone 1188 Solomon Drive (17.49 acres) from MU-S to MU-C for multifamily residential (K-719.A3)
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a briefing session to review the agenda for the upcoming May 4, 2021 regular meeting. The agenda includes only procedural items: call to order, briefing, matters from officials, and adjournment. No specific decisions or discussions are listed.
- Briefing on May 4, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters presented by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters presented by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing and decide whether to grant a special use permit for an oversized accessory structure (a garage with loft) at 5929 Oakmont Court. The applicant seeks authorization because the structure exceeds the standard size limit. The board will also approve minutes from a previous meeting.
- Public hearing on special use permit (Zoning Docket K-21.02) for an oversized accessory structure at 5929 Oakmont Court, PIN #6876-18-2254.00, in an RS12 zoning district.
- Proposed structure: approximately 24 ft by 28 ft footprint (672 sq ft) with loft storage, exceeding the 600 sq ft limit without a permit.
- Approval of minutes from November 30, 2020.
- Remote meeting format; public comments accepted via email, phone, or mail before or during the meeting.
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board is meeting to make recommendations on several rezoning and land-use plan amendment requests. The most consequential item is a proposal to rezone 904 Salisbury Street to allow a 70-unit elderly housing complex, along with a related land-use plan change. The board will also consider rezoning requests for properties on North Main Street, County Line Road, Solomon Drive, and E. Bodenhamer Street. Public comments were accepted until 4:45 PM on April 14.
- Rezoning K-518.A1: 904 Salisbury St from PB-S to RMU-C for 70-unit elderly housing (3.19 acres)
- Land Use Plan amendment KDP-55: change from Office/High Density Residential to Mixed Use near Salisbury St & Lindsay St
- Land Use Plan amendment KDP-56: 1020 N Main St, change to Commercial Neighborhood and retail size limits
- Rezoning K-786: 9431 County Line Rd from RS20 to RS12-C PRD for single-family planned development (36.13 acres)
- Rezoning K-719.A3: 1188 Solomon Dr from MU-S to MU-C for multifamily (17.49 acres)
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider several development proposals, including a final site plan for a flex space building, multiple rezoning requests, and amendments to the Kernersville Development Plan. The board will make recommendations on these items, which will then go to the Town Council for final decisions. Public comments are being accepted through various remote methods.
- Final Development Plan for 251 Gretas Way: 16,720 sq ft flex space building on 1.42 acres, zoned LI-S, with conditions including stormwater pond repairs.
- Rezoning of 904 Salisbury Street (3.19 acres) from PB-S to RMU-C for multifamily elderly housing (K-518.A1).
- Land Use Plan amendment for properties at southern terminus of Salisbury Street at Salem Parkway from Office/High Density Residential to Mixed Use (KDP-55).
- Rezoning of 9431 County Line Road (36.13 acres) from RS20 to RS12-C PRD for single-family and planned residential development (K-786).
- Rezoning of 1188 Solomon Drive (17.49 acres) from MU-S to MU-C for multifamily residential (K-719.A3).
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing on a voluntary annexation of 13.539 acres on Beeson Road, then consider multiple ordinances including zoning text amendments, a no-parking change, food truck parking rules, and contracts for the Kerner Mill Greenway and Recreation and Event Center. They will also hear annual reports and budget requests from local agencies and decide on returning to in-person meetings.
- Public hearing and ordinance to annex 13.539 acres on Beeson Road across from Ivey Redmon Sports Complex
- Zoning text amendments (KT-246, KT-248, KT-249, KT-250, KT-251) to the Unified Development Ordinance
- Ordinance adding 'Cedar Knoll Drive, both sides' to No Parking Anytime list
- Contract for Phase 1 of Kerner Mill Greenway and proposal for Recreation and Event Center design
- Budget Amendment #6 for FY 2020-21 and financial auditing services proposal
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to review the agenda for the upcoming April 6, 2021 regular meeting. The session also allows for matters to be presented by the Mayor, Board members, Town Manager, and Town Attorney. No specific decisions or substantive items are listed on this agenda.
- Briefing on the April 6, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters to be presented by the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters to be presented by the Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is meeting remotely on March 22, 2021, to conduct a public hearing and handle routine items like roll call, approval of minutes, and staff updates. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no specific cases or decisions listed.
- Remote meeting via YouTube live stream
- Public hearing with comments accepted by email, phone, or mail
- Comment deadline is 12:00 PM on meeting day
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board is meeting remotely to handle routine procedural items, including roll call, approval of minutes, and public comments. The agenda contains no substantive decisions or discussions, only standard administrative business.
- Remote meeting format with public comments via online form, email, phone, or mail
- Public comment deadline is 12:00 PM on the day of the meeting
- Comments accepted up to 24 hours after the public hearing closes
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold public hearings and consider adopting five zoning text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, including adding townhouses to the RM-18 district and updates for new state statute 160D. They will also consider a resolution setting a public hearing for a voluntary annexation petition on Beeson Road, plus budget, grant, and agreement items.
- Public hearing and ordinance to add Residential Building, Townhouse to RM-18 zoning district (KT-246)
- Public hearings and ordinances for UDO text amendments on split jurisdictions, state statute references, conflict-of-interest, and conditional zoning terminology (KT-248, KT-249, KT-250, KT-251)
- Resolution setting public hearing for voluntary annexation of 13.539 acres on Beeson Road across from Ivey Redmon Sports Complex
- Consideration of Budget Amendment #5 for FY 2020-21 and adoption of Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2021-22 through 2025-26
- Consideration of grant acceptance from NC Governor's Crime Commission and grant application to NC Division of Water Resources
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to consider a resolution declaring the badge and service weapons of retiring Police Captain Kevin Clodfelter surplus and authorizing their transfer to him. The board will also receive a briefing on the upcoming March 2 regular meeting agenda and hear matters from the mayor, board, town manager, and town attorney.
- Resolution to declare badge and service weapons (Glock 30, serial XYS993; Remington 870, serial D046042M) surplus and authorize disposal to Kevin Clodfelter
- Briefing on March 2, 2021 regular meeting agenda
- Matters from Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters from Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is meeting for roll call, approval of minutes, staff updates, and adjournment. The agenda contains no substantive items such as hearings, decisions, or proposals, and is purely procedural.
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will consider recommendations on five zoning text amendments to the Unified Development Ordinance, including adding townhouses to the RM-18 district and updates to comply with new state statute 160D. They will also review a final development plan for a dental office at 1472 Jag Branch Blvd. A rezoning request for 9431 County Line Road has been continued to the March 8 meeting.
- Text amendment to add Residential Building, Townhouse to RM-18 zoning district (KT-246)
- Text amendments updating UDO for state statute 160D, including split-jurisdiction parcels (KT-248), terminology (KT-249), conflict-of-interest standards (KT-250), and conditional zoning (KT-251)
- Final development plan for Kernersville Dental Office at 1472 Jag Branch Blvd, 0.72 acres, MU-S district (K-719FDP TR4)
- Rezoning request for 36.13 acres at 9431 County Line Road from RS20 to RS12-S PRD, continued to March 8 (K-786)
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing and consider an ordinance to rezone about 13 acres at 1020 North Main Street from residential and highway business to a Limited Business Special Use District, allowing a range of commercial uses including a grocery store. The Planning Board recommended denial of the rezoning but approved the site plan. The board will also consider several other items including an appeal of a demolition order, traffic schedule amendments, event requests, and a grant acceptance.
- Public hearing and consideration of rezoning ordinance for 1020 North Main Street (Zoning Docket K-784)
- Appeal of a demolition order for property at 512 Edgewood Street
- Ordinance to amend Traffic Schedule 6 changing truck restrictions on certain streets
- Ordinance to amend Traffic Schedule 4 adding 'No Parking Anytime' on Regal View Drive turn-around
- Resolution to accept a grant from Firehouse Subs Public Safety Foundation
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen is holding a briefing session to review the agenda for its upcoming February 2, 2021 regular meeting. The agenda also includes time for items raised by the mayor, board members, town manager, and town attorney. No specific decisions or detailed items are listed in this briefing notice.
- Briefing on February 2, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters presented by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters presented by Town Manager and Town Attorney
Kernersville Board of Adjustment
The Kernersville Board of Adjustment is holding a regular meeting with a public hearing and staff updates. The agenda is mostly procedural, including roll call, minutes approval, and adjournment.
- Public Hearing
- Staff Updates
- Presentation of Procedures by Chairman
Regular Meeting Of The Board Of Aldermen
The Kernersville Board of Aldermen will hold a regular meeting on January 12, 2021, with several action items. They will hear a presentation on the FY 2019-20 financial audit, consider a Special Intensive Development Allocation (SIDA) for property at 727 Gralin Street, and vote on renaming Gerry Drive to Hastings Hill Lane. The board will also discuss and consider replacement equipment for Public Services and the Police Department, a budget amendment for FY 2020-21, and revisions to the personnel policy, including temporary coronavirus emergency sick leave.
- Presentation of financial audit for year ending June 30, 2020 (clean opinion)
- Consideration of Special Intensive Development Allocation (SIDA) for 727 Gralin Street
- Resolution to change name of Gerry Drive to Hastings Hill Lane
- Budget Amendment #4 for FY 2020-21
- Revisions to Personnel Policy and temporary coronavirus emergency sick leave
Meeting Of The Planning Board
The Kernersville Planning Board will hold a remote meeting to consider a final development plan for an 80-lot single-family subdivision at Calebs Creek, a rezoning request for properties on North Main Street, and several zoning text amendments. The board will also consider amending the Land Use Plan and approve prior meeting minutes. Public comments are accepted via online form, email, phone, or mail.
- Final Development Plan for RL-3 at Calebs Creek: 56.41 acres, 80 lots, 1.42 units/acre, east of Teague Lane at Hedgecock Road (PINs 6874-72-7049, 6874-82-3359)
- Rezoning request for 13.03 acres at 1020 North Main Street from RS20 and HB-S to LB-S (Limited Business – Special Use District), with uses including retail, offices, and restaurants (Zoning Docket K-784)
- Text amendment to add townhouses to RM18 zoning district (KT-246)
- Text amendments to comply with new State Statute 160D, including split jurisdictions, references, conflict-of-interest, and conditional zoning terminology (KT-248, KT-249, KT-250, KT-251)
- Land Use Plan amendment consideration
Briefing Session Of The Board Of Aldermen
This is a briefing session of the Kernersville Board of Aldermen, held to review the agenda for the upcoming regular meeting on January 12, 2021. The agenda includes items presented by the Mayor, Board, Town Manager, and Town Attorney, followed by adjournment. No specific decisions or proposals are detailed in this notice.
- Briefing on January 12, 2021 Regular Meeting Agenda
- Matters by Mayor and Board of Aldermen
- Matters by Town Manager and Town Attorney