Stanley public meetings in 2022
12 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Town Council
The town council will hold a public hearing and consider adopting new system development fees based on a study by Gavel and Dorn Engineering, as required by state law. They will also vote on the 2023 meeting schedule, budget amendments, and a resolution to withdraw from a dedication of part of N Peterson Street.
- Public hearing on amendments to the Personnel Policy
- Resolution adopting System Development Fees per Gavel and Dorn Engineering study
- Resolution to withdraw from dedication of a portion of N Peterson Street
- Approve Budget Amendments #7-10
- Review resumes for Planning Board and Board of Adjustment vacancies
The Council adopted new public development fees and approved the closure of a portion of North Peterson Street. Several resolutions were passed to allocate rescue funds for Harper Park repairs, a firetruck down payment, and land for a new public safety campus.
- Adopted public development fees (unanimous)
- Approved closing a portion of North Peterson Street (unanimous)
- Approved rescue funds for Harper Park repairs and purchases (unanimous)
- Approved rescue funds for firetruck down payment (unanimous)
- Approved rescue funds for public safety campus land purchase (unanimous)
- Approved Budget Amendment #6 for employee bonuses (unanimous)
- Approved Budget Amendment #5 for leaf truck repairs (unanimous)
- Rescinded resolution ARP-22-0003 regarding employee bonus pay (unanimous)
Town Council
The Town Council updated its personnel policy to allow for recruitment and retention bonuses. This change was used to approve specific salary increases and a sign-on bonus for the police department to address staffing shortages.
- Approved personnel policy change to allow sign-on and employee referral bonuses (unanimous)
- Approved police starting pay of $48,000 and current officer pay increase to $49,000 (unanimous)
- Approved $3,500 signing bonus for police officers with a three-year commitment (unanimous)
- Approved resolution for ARP funds for Harper Park paving (unanimous)
- Approved Budget Amendment #3 for concrete barriers for town events (unanimous)
- Approved Budget Amendment #4 for Montcross Emerge Initiative membership (unanimous)
Town Council
The Town Council will consider a personnel policy change regarding employee bonuses and discuss staff recruitment and retention. The meeting also includes discussions on ARP funds for Harper Park paving and two budget amendments.
- Public hearing: Change to Personnel Policy for sign-on and referral bonuses
- Resolution approving ARP funds for Harper Park paving
- Budget Amendment #3: Purchase of concrete barriers for town events
- Budget Amendment #4: Membership to the Montcross Emerge Initiative
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding updates to the Zoning and Code of Ordinances, specifically concerning food trucks and mobile businesses. The body will also consider a street closure and budget amendments for police vehicle repairs.
- Public hearing on zoning amendments including definitions for 'Food Truck' and 'Mobile Businesses'
- Proposed $10.00 Daily Code Enforcement Fee
- Resolution to consider closing a portion of North Peterson Street
- Resolution to use Rescue Funds for Polimorphic Software
- Budget Amendment 2 for police vehicle repair expenses
Town Council
The Town Council will review several new town policies and a budget amendment regarding water line installation. The meeting also includes a special presentation by the Beautification Committee.
- Adoption of ARPA Cost Principles, ARPA Eligible Use, Nondiscrimination, Retention, and Conflict of Interest policies
- Budget Amendment 1 for water line extension on Hickory Grove Road and fire hydrant installation
- Appointment of Dana Hannafin to the Beautification Committee
- Announcement of the YOTM Winner
Town Council
The Town Council will review several resolutions involving the allocation of American Rescue Funds for employee bonuses, a water loss study, and paving at Harper Park. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding code of ordinance amendments and zoning fee schedule updates.
- Public hearing on Code of Ordinances text amendments
- Amendment to Town of Stanley Zoning Fee Schedule FY 22-23
- Resolution to repeal the speed limit on Blacksnake Road
- Allocation of American Rescue Funds for employee service bonuses
- Allocation of American Rescue Funds for a water loss study
Town Council
The Council will consider discontinuing curbside recycling effective July 1, 2022. They will also review the FY 22-23 Budget and a resolution for road paving on East Church Street.
- Discontinuing curbside recycling effective July 1, 2022
- Adoption of Budget FY 22-23
- $53,377.00 for paving East Church Street from Brevard Drive to Mauney Avenue
- Fourth of July fireworks show at Harper Park
- Fourth of July fireworks show at Community Pentecostal Center
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the Town of Stanley Comprehensive Land Use Plan. The body will also consider resolutions regarding traffic calming and downtown pedestrian analysis.
- Public hearing to adopt Town of Stanley Comprehensive Land Use Plan
- Resolution for traffic calming devices on Carpenter and Thompson Streets
- Professional services contract for Downtown Traffic, Parking, and Pedestrian Analysis
- Budget Amendment 11 to pay off Wells Fargo Finance for 2021 printers and copiers
- Review of resume for Toshenina J McDowell for Planning Board and Board of Adjustment alternate member
Town Council
The Council will hold public hearings regarding a rezoning on Mariposa Rd and two property subdivisions. Additionally, the Council may appoint an alternate member to the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment.
- Rezoning of parcel 221097 off Mariposa Rd from M-1 to R-20
- Subdivision of parcel 133843 at 357 N. Main Street for sale and renovation
- Subdivision of parcel 133313 at 320 Fourth Street for single-family homes
- Appointment of Toshenina J McDowell to the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment
- Authorization of Town Manager to sign documents relating to the Water plant closing
Town Council
The Town Council will hold a public hearing regarding the voluntary annexation of a parcel off Mariposa Road. Members will also review a bid for town-owned property and a legislative agenda resolution.
- Public hearing on voluntary annexation of parcel #305540 off Mariposa Road (Autumn Brook Subdivision)
- Approval of high offer bid for town-owned property at 320 Fourth Street (Old Water Plant)
- 2022 Legislative Agenda Resolution
- Resolution for municipal gap filling partnership with Climavision to install a radar unit on the town water tower
Town Council
The Town Council will discuss the annexation of parcel #305540 off Mariposa Rd and a water extension for four lots on Hickory Grove Road. The body will also review budget amendments for software and camera systems.
- Investigation and public hearing for annexation of parcel #305540 off Mariposa Rd
- Water extension to provide service to four lots on Hickory Grove Road
- Budget Amendments #7-10 for camera systems at Tug Deason Gym and Harper Park
- Budget transfers for NC Fire Chief Consulting, Dude Solution Software, and Harris/SmartFusion Software
- Adoption of FY 2022-23 Budget Schedule
Town Council
The Town Council will conduct a public hearing regarding the voluntary annexation of two parcels for Arbordale Phase 5. The body will also consider a bid for town-owned property on Valley Street and discuss solid waste disposal fees.
- Public hearing on voluntary annexation of Parcel 213458 and 176556 (Arbordale Phase 5)
- Approval of high offer bid for town-owned property on Valley Street (Old Water Plant)
- Discussion of Solid Waste Disposal Fees
- Appointment of Dana Baker to Stanley Total Living Center Board
- Audit presentation by Dan Gougherty