Winston-Salem, NC

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i don t think we do the other one, but there might be. But I. Thank you. So we ll build it after you. Yes. Thank. And after the first talk, a little. Something. The Joyner Press Council member Clark here. Council member. Bohlen here. Council member. Sisco. Mayor pro tem. Adams. Thank you. Council member. Taylor. Present. Council member. Hall and council member. Burke. Thank you very much. Please join the City council meeting in a moment of silence. Thank you so much. Would you please join the City Council in me in the Pledge of Allegiance? I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. To the body which is state, one nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you very much. Our sergeant at arms tonight is Lieutenant Langdon. Thank you for being with us tonight. And our fire marshals. Peacock to be with us. Before we get into the city manager s report tonight. Obviously, we have a very special group of individuals who are with us tonight. Might recall that on the on the JULY 4th at the stadium, we recognized number of centurions from our community here, those who are 100 years old or older. And instead we wanted to actually bring them or ask them to come down to City Hall tonight. So we could recognize them in person as part of us celebrating our 250th anniversary as a country. I can t think of a better way to do that than to recognize those individuals who have made it a special part of our of our city. So we do have a number of, …

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City Council City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mayor Allen Joines Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Robert C. Clark Council Member Regina Hall Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams Council Chambers City Hall 6:00 PM Monday, August 17, 2026 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MOMENT OF SILENCE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RECOGNITION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 26-0347 Recognition of Winston-Salem Centenarians in Celebration of America’s 250th Anniversary Centurions Recognition on August 17 2026 City Council Meeting Attachments: CITY MANAGER UPDATE H HONORARIUMS H-1. 26-0336 Resolution Recognizing National Emergency Management Awareness Month RES - August Emergency Management Month Attachments: H-2. 26-0337 Resolution Honoring the 2026 Winston-Salem Citizens Police Academy Graduates RES - 2026 Citizens Police Academy Graduates Attachments: Page 1 City of Winston-Salem Printed on 8/17/2026 August 17, 2026 City Council Agenda C CONSENT AGENDA Items on the Consent Agenda have been unanimously recommended by a Committee of the City Council or are submitted in accordance with established procedure. There will be no discussion of the items unless a Council Member so request, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered individually. Items not removed from the Consent Agenda will be enac …

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Tue Aug 11, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Finance Committee

Committee to consider $25.4M bond for Lofts at Motor Road affordable housing

The Finance Committee is meeting to consider consent agenda items and one general agenda item. The most consequential item is a resolution approving up to $25,400,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for the Lofts at Motor Road, a housing project. Other items include contracts for solid waste trucks, a park improvement contract, a property sale for affordable housing, and a budget amendment.

Resolution approving up to $25,400,000 Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds for Lofts at Motor Road
Resolution authorizing conveyance of 1214 Gholson Avenue for affordable housing
Purchase order for two rear loading solid waste trucks - $559,830.00
Purchase order for eight automated side loading solid waste trucks - $3,412,750.24
Construction contract for Miller Park Improvements - not-to-exceed $968,622.64

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meeting. Thank you. The post by stating by bank of. Good afternoon. Welcome to the AUGUST Finance Committee meeting. After a month off, we re glad everybody s back. We will get going. We have both consent and general agenda items. Are there any items any person would like removed from the consent agenda? No. I move for approval of the consent agenda. Is there a second? Second. We have a motion and a second on the consent. Do we need to vote verbally on this? Yeah. Yes. All in favor, say aye. Aye aye. Any opposed? That is approved. Will now go to the general agenda. There s one item. Okay. I understand what I desire is I. Can you go up to the thing. She just. Called it. She got. To read it. Oh, with a city clerk. Please read the item. It s been a while, because I ve got to get back. To the road. Yesterday. Everybody was kind. Of. Item g1 resolution approving the issuance of up to 25,000,025.4 million multifamily housing revenue bonds to provide financing for the lofts at Motor Road to satisfy section 147 f of the Internal Revenue Code. Okay. Councilmember Clark. Is messing things up. Are. Only important. People keep their eyes on all the. Time. Okay. That s right. You have the floor. Please tell us what you need to. I am just going to introduce the item. Um, the clerk did. That already, so I will just introduce MISS Kristin. M Kirby. She s a bond counsel from McGuire, which will be here to provide information. Additional information and answer questions. If you don t have any. …

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Finance Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Council Member Robert C. Clark, Chair Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Vice Chair Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. 4:00 PM Tuesday, August 11, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0305 Resolution Authorizing the Conveyance of 1214 Gholson Avenue to Support Affordable Housing Objectives CARF - Sale of 1214 Gholson Avenue RES - Sale of 1214 Gholson Avenue Exhibit A - Sale of 1214 Gholson Avenue MAP - Sale of 1214 Gholson Avenue Attachments: C-2. 26-0296 Resolution Awarding Purchase Order for Two Rear Loading Solid Waste Collection Trucks - Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. Total Amount - $559,830.00 CARF - Rear Loading Refuse Trucks RES - Rear Loading Refuse Trucks Attachments: C-3. 26-0297 Resolution Awarding Purchase Order for Eight Automated Side Loading Solid Waste Collection Trucks - TranSource, Inc. Total Amount - $3,412,750.24 CARF - Side Loading Refuse Trucks RES - Side Loading Refuse Trucks Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 8/7/2026 August 11, 2026 Finance Committee Agenda C-4. 26-0295 Resolution Awarding Construction Contract to Robbins Construction Group for Miller Park Improvements Not-to-Exceed Amount - $968,622.64 CARF - Miller Park Improvements RES - Miller Park Improvements Exhibit A - Bidders List - Miller Park Improvements Attachments: C-5. 26-0323 Resolution Approving Additional Sole Source Vendors For Fiscal Year 202 …

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Tue Aug 11, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Public Works Committee

Committee weighs $2.09M sidewalk funding, road closure, fare policy change

The Public Works Committee will consider consent items including a public hearing request to close part of South Spring Street, an easement abandonment on Weston Brooke Trail, and a $2,086,722 supplemental agreement with NCDOT for the Silas Creek Parkway sidewalk project. General agenda items include a Northwest Boulevard streetscape feasibility study, a resolution amending the WSTA extreme weather fare policy, and a presentation on the July 30 water main break. The committee is deciding on the consent items and discussing the general agenda items.

Public hearing request to close and abandon a portion of South Spring Street (South Ward), hearing set for October 5, 2026
Resolution authorizing abandonment and relocation of a permanent access easement on Tax PIN 6867-50-1123 (Weston Brooke Trail, outside city limits)
Supplemental agreement with NCDOT for $2,086,722 additional funding for Silas Creek Parkway sidewalk project (Southwest Ward)
Resolution amending Winston-Salem Transit Authority Extreme Weather and Special Events Fare Policy
Presentation on July 30, 2026 water main break

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Good afternoon. Welcome to the AUGUST Public Works meeting. City clerk, will you please call the roll. CHAIRWOMAN? Council member Burke here. Vice chair. Councilmember Andrea Bone here. Councilmember Clark and Councilmember Taylor present. Thank you. Council members. We have four consent agenda items. And I ve been told that we do not need to pull any. So can I get a motion to approve the consent items? So second. We re ready for a vote. Are we voting electronically? Um. Okay, let s, uh, if you re in a a in agreement with supporting the motion, let us know by raising your hands. Okay. And the motion passes. Moving on to the general consent general agenda. We have three items. A city clerk. Can you please read you one? Item g, one Northwest Boulevard. Streetscape feasibility study. Final report. Okay. And we re going to hear from Hunter. Thank you. Thank you. Good afternoon, MADAM Chair. And City Council members of Winston-Salem. Thank you for the opportunity today to share the final report and discuss findings from the Northwest Boulevard Streetscape feasibility study. Uh, we do have a special guest with us today from our consultants at our k and k, who will provide the bulk of this presentation. But before he comes up, I ll provide some brief context for this study. Uh, so this is a study that originated as a request from the city council across multiple wards to explore options to improve the walkability, safety, and aesthetics of the Northwest Boulevard Boulevard corridor …

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Public Works Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke, Chair Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen, Vice Chair Council Member Robert Clark Council Member James Taylor, Jr. 2:00 PM Tuesday, August 11, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0306 Request for a Public Hearing on a Petition to Close and Abandon a Portion of South Spring Street (South Ward) Public Hearing Date - October 5, 2026 CARF - Road Closure - South Spring Street RES - Public Hearing Date South Spring Street RES - Closure of South Spring Street MAP - Closure of South Spring Street - Utilities MAP - Closure of South Spring Street - Owners Petition - Road Closure - South Spring Street Attachments: C-2. 26-0304 Resolution Authorizing the Abandonment and Relocation of a Permanent Access Easement on Tax PIN 6867-50-1123 (Outside City Limits) CARF - Weston Brooke Trail RES - Easement Abandonment - Weston Brooke Trail MAP - Weston Brooke Easement Abandon and Relocate - Aerial MAP - Weston Brooke Easement Abandon and Relocate - Owner Exhibit A - Final Subdivision Plat Attachments: Page 1 City of Winston-Salem Printed on 8/11/2026 August 11, 2026 Public Works Committee Agenda C-3. 26-0311 Resolution Authorizing a Supplemental Agreement with North Carolina Department of Transportation for Additional Funding for the Silas Creek Parkway Sidewalk Project (Southwest Ward) Total Additional Funding - $2,086,722 CARF - Silas Creek Parkwa …

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Mon Aug 10, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Public Safety Committee

Committee to accept highway-safety grants for bike, DWI, and traffic enforcement

The Public Safety Committee will consider accepting several grants from the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program, including funding for the BikeSafe Regional Coordinator, the Forsyth County DWI Task Force, and police overtime traffic enforcement. They will also receive updates on the Fire Department's SUV Response Program and a police public safety report.

Grant for BikeSafe Regional Coordinator (Year 7)
Grant for Forsyth County DWI Task Force (Year 17) with interlocal and mutual assistance agreements
Grant for WSPD Overtime Traffic Enforcement Initiative with budget ordinance amendments
Approval of June 8, 2026 committee minutes
Fire Department SUV Response Program update

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Blood. Okay. Good afternoon, and welcome to our AUGUST Public Safety Committee meeting. Welcome back to all of our council members from our little JULY break. That was just to brief, and I hope you all got a little bit of rest. Um, and thank you to our Winston-Salem pd and our Winston-Salem Fire Department for all of the wonderful work you did this JULY. Uh, particularly the Black Theater Festival that was absolutely a great week in the city. And I heard nothing but comments that were positive from all of the many visitors who came from almost every state and also across the water. Uh, it was amazing to take time and to to be there. But importantly, to see our officers on the streets. Uh, every night. And people said, oh, I m going to move to Winston-Salem. They really have police everywhere. I feel so safe, and I, um, I said, yes, please. Do. We have police all over. But it was a wonderful week. And so thank you for pd for all the service you gave and for our firemen. You re not always as visible during the festival. But I know you were right there. And also for emergency management who had to come to duty. I think it was the second day of the festival when the water main broke. Uh, so having that kind of resources that come and take care of it, we re such a blessed city. So I thank you all. Uh, we don t have much on our consent agenda. Um, I do want to say that all of our committee members are present, and, uh, we have three items on the consent agenda. Um, that pertain to …

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Public Safety Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Council Member Annette Scippio, Chair Council Member Regina Hall, Vice Chair Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen 2:00 PM Monday, August 10, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0312 Resolution Authorizing Acceptance of Continued Grant Funding from the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program for the BikeSafe Regional Coordinator Position CARF - Year 7 BikeSafe Coordinator Grant RES - Year 7 BikeSafe Grant Award Attachments: C-2. 26-0313 Resolution Authorizing Acceptance of a Grant from the North Carolina Governor’s Highway Safety Program to Fund the Forsyth County Joint DWI Task Force, Execution of an Interlocal Agreement between the City of Winston-Salem and Forsyth County, and Execution of a Mutual Assistance Agreement between the City, County, and the Town of Kernersville for Continued Implementation of the Forsyth County DWI Joint Task Force CARF - DWI Year 17 Grant Award RES - DWI Year 17 Grant Award Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 8/7/2026 August 10, 2026 Public Safety Committee Agenda C-3. 26-0334 Consideration of Items Related to Acceptance of Grant Funding from the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program for the Winston-Salem Police Department's Overtime Traffic Enforcement Initiative: Resolution Authorizing Acceptance of a Grant from the North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program for the WSPD Ov …

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Mon Aug 10, 2026 · 4:00 PM

General Government Committee

Committee to request hearings on demolitions, historic landmark, flood rules

The General Government Committee will consider consent agenda items including requests for public hearings on demolishing three structures, a flood insurance compliance text amendment, and resolutions on homeless assistance funding. The general agenda includes a request for a public hearing to designate the Chatham Block as a local historic landmark and resolutions to extend construction deadlines for two affordable housing projects.

Request for public hearing on UDO-CC36, National Flood Insurance Program Compliance Text Amendment (Aug 17, 2026)
Request for public hearing on demolition of structure at 2608 Stockton Street (Sept 8, 2026)
Request for public hearing on demolition of structure at 3005 Teresa Avenue (Sept 8, 2026)
Request for public hearing on demolition of structure at 1511 Attucks Street (Sept 8, 2026)
Resolution rescinding $2,258,234 HOME-ARP funding to Step Up America; resolution authorizing $3,751,283 Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance funds

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The next month. AUGUST 10th General Government meeting. Uh, have return to everyone. Uh, we look forward to to working together again. Uh, we had a little break, too, so, uh, got a lot coming out. Um, I think in the next few months. But, uh, I know that. You ready? You always ready. And we appreciate that. Uh, city clerk, would you please call the roll. CHAIRWOMAN? Mayor pro tem. Here. Council vice chair, Councilmember Joyner, present. Councilmember Burke here. And Councilmember Hall here. Uh, we have general agenda and a consent agenda. We have six consent items. Under any items to be pulled. I ve already been asked to pull c3 and c5, and one else. If not, MAY I have a motion to accept the balance of the consent agenda? Move to approve. A second. It s been moved and properly seconded to accept the balance of the consent agenda. All those in favor do so by saying I. I and the motion passes. Thank you. Uh, city clerk, would you please call item c3. Item c3 request for a public hearing on an ordinance ordering the demolition and removal of a structure at 3005 Theresa Avenue. Public hearing scheduled for SEPTEMBER 8th. Thank you, MR. Chaney. Uh, Councilmember Joyner, you asked for this. Thank you, MADAM Chair. MR. Chaney, how are you, sir? Doing well. How are you? Great. Um, is it working? It s just a the. The original. Um. Citations. Um, and information about the improvements that needed to be done to this property. All expired, um, MAY of last year. MAY of 2025. It has less th …

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General Government Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Chair Council Member Vivián V. Joiner, Vice Chair Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Regina Hall 4:00 PM Monday, August 10, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0292 Request for a Public Hearing on UDO-CC36, National Flood Insurance Program Compliance Text Amendment Public Hearing Date - August 17, 2026 CARF - UDO-CC36 UDO-CC36 Ordinance UDO-CC36 Staff Report 2026-FIRMPanelUpdate_map UDO-CC36 Zoning Statements of Consistency Approval UDO-CC36 Zoning Statements of Consistency Denial Presentation - UDO-CC36 Attachments: C-2. 26-0314 Request for a Public Hearing on an Ordinance Ordering the Demolition and Removal of a Structure at 2608 Stockton Street (Southeast Ward) Public Hearing Date - September 8, 2026 ORD - Demolition and Removal of Structure +50% Exhibit B - Property Description - 2608 Stockton St Exhibit A - Case Summary - 2608 Stockton Street Exhibit C - Violations - 2608 Stockton St Exhibit D - Images - 2608 Stockton St Exhibit E - Historical Memo Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 8/7/2026 August 10, 2026 General Government Committee Agenda C-3. 26-0315 Request for a Public Hearing on an Ordinance Ordering the Demolition and Removal of a Structure at 3005 Teresa Avenue (East Ward) Public Hearing Date - September 8, 2026 CARF - Demolition and Removal of Structure - 3005 Teresa Ave ORD - Demolition and Remova …

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Fri Jul 17, 2026

Public Art Commission (City-County)

Public Art Commission to select finalists for Choice Neighborhood residency

The Choice Neighborhood (CNI) Residency Committee will meet to discuss applications and make a final selection of candidates. The committee will also discuss subsequent steps in the process.

Discussion of residency applications
Finalist selection

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AGENDA Public Art Commission: Choice Neighborhood (CNI) Residency Committee July 17, 2026, at 10:00 AM Virtual – Email Erica Palmiter at [email protected] for a link to join. I. Call to Order II. Approve Previous Minutes III. Discuss Applications IV. Make Finalist Selection V. Discuss Next Steps VI. Adjourn

Mon Jul 13, 2026

Utility Commission (Winston-Salem/Forsyth County)

Utility Commission considers water/sewer improvements and contract changes

The Utility Commission will review several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects, including developer agreements for water and sewer improvements. The agenda also includes a construction contract award, a change order for system-wide sewer rehabilitation, and a utility agreement for roadwork at Germanton Road and Oak Summit Road.

Agreements for water ($437,050) and sewer ($1,401,000) improvements in various developments
Construction contract award for the Water Distribution System Improvements Project
Change order for KRG Utility, Inc. regarding System-Wide Sewer Rehabilitation – Phase 7
Utility agreement with NC DOT for work at NC 8 (Germanton Road) and SR 1686 (Oak Summit Road)
Revision to the FY 2026-27 User Rate & Fee Manual

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WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY UTILITY COMMISSION AGENDA REGULAR MEETING July 13, 2026 12:00 P.M. wsfcutilities.org Chris Parker – Chair John Davenport Stephen Doughton Gary Styers Simpson O. Brown, Jr. Hugh W. Jernigan Yvonne H. Hines Calvin McRae Tom Griﬃn – Vice Chair Stan Forester Charles Wilson Utility Commission July 2026 AGENDA Regular Meeting Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utility Commission July 13, 2026 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MISSION MOMENT PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD UTILITIES DIRECTOR UPDATES GENERAL AGENDA 1. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION – DAWN MORGAN 2. RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION – CHRIS PARKER 3. RESOLUTION HONORING THE LIFE AND SERVICE OF PASCHAL “PAT” W. SWANN 4. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES JUNE 8, 2026 5. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF VARIOUS AGREEMENTS REGARDING PROPOSED WATER AND SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS TO BE INSTALLED WITHIN VARIOUS DEVELOPMENTS 6. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AWARDING A CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT FOR THE WATER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS PROJECT 7. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A CHANGE ORDER TO THE CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT WITH KRG UTILITY, INC. FOR THE SYSTEM-WIDE SEWER REHABILITATION – PHASE 7 PROJECT 8. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE EXECUTION OF A UTILITY AGREEMENT WITH THE NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION FOR UTILITY WORK RELATED TO ROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF NC 8 (GERMANTON R …

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Thu Jul 9, 2026

Planning Board (City-County)

Planning Board to vote on flood insurance ordinance update

The board will hold public hearings on four zoning requests and consider a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinances to incorporate National Flood Insurance Program updates. They will also review several subdivision and planned residential development proposals. Procedural items include election of officers and approval of minutes.

Ordinance amendment to Chapter 8 (UDO) for flood insurance updates (UDO-CC36)
Allred Investment Company rezoning, 30+ acre parcel on East Hanes Mill Road to GB-L
Alma Mata rezoning from RS9 to NO-L on Country Club Road
Andrea Adams Strickland rezoning to HB-L at University Parkway and Laura Avenue
Valmont Hills PRD: 222 lots on 102.85 acres in RS9 zoning (continued)

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MEETING INFORMATION CONTACT INFORMATION: 100 E. First Street- (336) 747-7040 EMAIL: mailto:[email protected] Rules and Procedures • Persons supporting the zoning request have up to 12 minutes total. • Persons opposing the rezoning request have up to 12 minutes total. • There are no rebuttals. • During the work session, no one is permitted to speak unless the Planning Board asks them a specific question. • For general use zoning requests, the Planning Board must consider the full range of uses allowed in the zoning district being requested. The petitioner may not refer to a specific intended use of the property. • For special use district zoning requests, the petitioner must identify the intended use or uses of the site and give specific details on how the site will be developed. • Most requests listed under agenda item “B” require final action by an elected body (the City Council for cases within the City of Winston-Salem zoning jurisdiction and the Board of Commissioners for cases within Forsyth County zoning jurisdiction). As such, votes taken by the Planning Board concerning these items are recommendations which are considered by the elected bodies during their review of the requests. This agenda is available in alternative media forms for people with disabilities. Individuals with disabilities who require assistance or special arrangements to participate in programs and activities of the Planning and Development Servic …

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Mon Jul 6, 2026 · 6:00 PM

City Council

Wed Jun 24, 2026

Community Appearance Commission

Approval of past minutes and committee reports

This meeting is largely procedural, focused on approving over 20 sets of minutes from past meetings and receiving updates from committees including Technical Advisory, Education and Awards, and Trees and Woodlands.

Approval of summary minutes from 26 past meetings dating back to September 2023
Update from Trees and Woodlands Committee on June meeting
Reports from Technical Advisory and Project Review (TAPR) Committee
Reports from Education and Awards Committee
Official report on commission activities

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AGENDA COMMUNITY APPEARANCE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026 | 4:00 PM BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 100 E. FIRST STREET | WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27101 I. CALL TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF SUMMARY MINUTES  September 27, 2023, October 25, 2023, December 6, 2023, January 24, 2024, February 28, 2024, March 27, 2024, April 24, 2024, May 22, 2024, June 26, 2024, July 24, 2024, August 28, 2024, September 25, 2024, October 23, 2024, December 4, 2024, January 22, 2025, February 26, 2025, March 26, 2025, April 23, 2025, May 23, 2025, June 25, 2025, September 24, 2025, October 22, 2025, December 3, 2025, February 25, 2026, March 25, 2026, and May 27, 2026. III. COMMITTEE REPORTS  Technical Advisory and Project Review (TAPR)  Education and Awards  Trees and Woodlands  Trees and Woodlands Committee met in June. Update from this meeting. IV. OFFICIAL REPORT V. OLD BUSINESS VI. NEW BUSINESS VII. ADJOURN Next Full Commission Meeting: Wednesday, July 22, 2026 – 4:00 PM Large Conference Room – Municipal Building, 3rd Floor 100 E. First Street | Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Wed Jun 24, 2026

Community Appearance Commission

No Education and Awards Committee meeting in June

The Education and Awards Committee of the Community Appearance Commission has canceled its June meeting. No items are being discussed or decided.

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AGENDA EDUCATION AND AWARDS COMMITTEE A COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNITY APPEARANCE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 2026 | 3:30 PM BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 100 E. FIRST STREET | WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27101 No Education and Awards Committee meeting held in June.

Mon Jun 22, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Special Meeting of the City Council

Council considers second readings on updated noise rules and youth curfew.

The Winston-Salem City Council will hold a special meeting to vote on two ordinances. The first updates city noise regulations, while the second establishes restricted hours for minors to reduce late-night crime. The council will also review an honorarium invitation for the local Winston-Salem Dash baseball team.

Ordinance amending Chapter 46 noise regulations (Phase 2, second reading)
Ordinance establishing youth restricted hours to reduce late-night disorder (second reading)
Honorarium review for Winston-Salem Dash America 250 event invitation

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Special Meeting of the City Council City of Winston-Salem Agenda Special Meeting of the City Council Mayor Allen Joines Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Robert C. Clark Council Member Regina Hall Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. Council Chambers, City Hall4:00 PMMonday, June 22, 2026 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MOMENT OF SILENCE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RECOGNITION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS H HONORARIUMS H-1. 26-0287 Winston-Salem Dash - America 250 Invitation G GENERAL AGENDA G-1. 26-0286 Ordinance Amending Chapter 46 of the City Code Relating to Noise - Phase 2 of Noise Regulations (Second Reading) CARF - Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 46 Relating to Noise Phase 2 ORD - Chapter 46 Noise Amended Phase 2 Presentation - Proposed Noise Ordinance Amendments Phase 2 Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 6/17/2026 June 22, 2026Special Meeting of the City Council Agenda G-2. 26-0284 Ordinance Establishing Youth Protection Measures within the City of Winston-Salem to Protect Minors and Reduce Late-Night Crime and Disorder (Second Reading) CARF - Proposed Youth Restricted Hours Ordinance ORD - Chapter 38 - Proposed Youth Restricted Hours Presentation - Proposed Youth Restricted Hours Attachments: ADJOURNMENT Page 2 Printed on 6/17/2026

Wed Jun 17, 2026

Zoning Board of Adjustment (Forsyth County)

Zoning Board to review manufactured home permits

The Forsyth County Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear requests to renew special use permits for manufactured homes on various residential and agricultural properties. The agenda includes consent items and a new application for a manufactured home on Bowen Road.

Renewal of manufactured home permit at 5853 Irene Lane
Renewal of manufactured home permit at 6215 Elkvue Drive
Renewal of manufactured home permit at 4409 Grubbs Road
New manufactured home permit request at 3351 Bowens Road
Continued hearing for manufactured home permit at 2042 Union Cross Road

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1 AGENDA FORSYTH COUNTY ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 2:00 P.M. - PUBLIC MEETING ROOM - BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17, 2026 NOTE: ALL cases on the Zoning Board of Adjustment agenda are quasi-judicial in nature; as a result, NO communications should take place between yourself and the Zoning Board of Adjustments members prior to the public hearing. 1. P RAYER 2. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS 3. OPENING REMARKS 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 5. WITHDRAWAL OR CONTINUANCE REQUESTS 6. HEARING & DETERMINATION OF CASES A. SPECIAL USE PERMITS RENEWALS (CONSENT) RAM REAL ESTATE, LLC Case # Z2600226 Requesting permission to continue to place a Manufactured Home, Class C on a 1.29-acre tract of land located at 5853 Irene Lane, approximately 400 feet east of Germanton Road. Property is zoned RS30. Tax Block 5142, Tax Lot 104B. SMOUSE, ROBERT Case # Z2600242 Request permission to continue to place a Manufactured Home, Class B on a .58-acre tract of land located at 6215 Elkvue Drive, approximately 1600 feet north of Reynolda Road. Property is zoned RS40. Tax Block 4762, Tax Lot 014. STEWART, ELMER STEWART, MARTHA Case # Z2600275 Requesting permission to continue to place a Manufactured Home, Class B on a .47-acre tract of land located at 4409 Grubbs Road, approximately 1/2 mile west of Pine Hall Road. Property is zoned AG. Tax Block 5226, Tax Lot 027L. BEASLEY, STANLEY Case # Z2600282 Requesting pe …

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Mon Jun 15, 2026 · 6:00 PM

City Council

Council considers youth curfew ordinance and approves $3.2M security contract

The Winston-Salem City Council will hold public hearings on two zoning petitions and a first reading of a youth curfew ordinance aimed at reducing late-night crime. The council will also approve infrastructure and greenway projects, allocate funds to local nonprofits, and finalize fiscal year 2025-2026 budget amendments. Most routine administrative items will be processed via the consent agenda without debate.

First reading of youth curfew ordinance to restrict minors late at night
Zoning change for 104 First Baptist Church at Carl Russell & Highland Aves (RM18 to IP)
Zoning change for Housing Authority property near E 17th St & New Hope Ln (RSQ/RM18 to RM18)
$3,236,475.50 contract for security and company police services with Allied Universal
$714,460 contract for Downtown Business Improvement District services with DWSP

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City Council City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mayor Allen Joines Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Robert C. Clark Council Member Regina Hall Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams Council Chambers City Hall6:00 PMMonday, June 15, 2026 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MOMENT OF SILENCE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RECOGNITION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS CITY MANAGER UPDATE H HONORARIUMS H-1. 26-0280 Resolution Celebrating the 250th Anniversary of the Founding of the United States of America RES - America 250Attachments: H-2. 26-0266 Proclamation Declaring June 15, 2026 as A Bed and A Book Day Proclamation - A Bed and A Book Day, 2026Attachments: C CONSENT AGENDA Items on the Consent Agenda have been unanimously recommended by a Committee of the City Council or are submitted in accordance with established procedure. There will be no discussion of the items unless a Council Member so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered individually. Items not removed from the Consent Agenda will be enacted with one motion. Page 1 Printed on 6/15/2026 June 15, 2026City Council Agenda C-1. 26-0252 Ordinance Amending Chapter 46 of the City Code Relating to Noise - Phase 2 of Noise Regulations (First Reading) (General Government Committee Recommends Approval) CARF - Ordinance Amendme …

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Thu Jun 11, 2026

Planning Board (City-County)

Planning Board to review 71-acre Jacob's Hollow subdivision

The Planning Board will hold public hearings on seven zoning petitions, including rezonings for Long Creek Village and a landfill site. They will also consider special use permits for a kennel and a landfill, and review preliminary subdivision plats for Silver Oak Preserve and Jacob's Hollow. Recommendations will be forwarded to the City Council or County Commissioners.

Zoning petition for Long Creek Village (RS20 & MU-S to City RS20 & MU-S) at Eagle Crest Drive
Special use permit for landfill on Salem Chapel Road (F-1671)
Special use permit for outdoor kennel on Chatham Road (W-3691)
Preliminary subdivision: Silver Oak Preserve (12 lots, 7.13 acres) on Murray Road
Planning Board Review: Jacob's Hollow Subdivision (71.66 acres) near Humming Bird Drive

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Thu Jun 11, 2026

Public Art Commission (City-County)

Public Art Commission to select 2025 Open Call winners and Brown School Lofts colors

The commission will vote on the 2025 Open Call selections and finalize color choices for the Brown School Lofts. Members will also discuss design feedback for the 6th-Cherry-Trade Parking Deck and review Dandelion sites.

Brown School Lofts color decision
Open Call 2025 selection
6th-Cherry-Trade Parking Deck design conversation
Dandelion sites review

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AGENDA Public Art Commission: Emergency Meeting June 11, 2026, at 9:00 AM VIRTUAL – Email Erica Palmiter ([email protected]) for a link to join. I. Call to Order II. Approval of Summary Minutes a. May 5, 2026 b. June 2, 2026 III. 6th-Cherry-Trade Parking Deck: Community Feedback & Design Conversation with Gabe Eng-Goetz and Taylor White IV. ACTION ITEM: Brown School Lofts Color Decision V. ACTION ITEM: Open Call 2025 Selection VI. Dandelion Sites VII. Public Comment Period VIII. Adjourn UPCOMING MEETING DATES • No JULY Meeting • Next PAC Meeting on Tuesday, August 4 at 2 PM

Thu Jun 11, 2026

Public Art Commission (City-County)

Select artist for MLK Jr. Community Center mural

The committee will review finalist presentations and community feedback, then make an artist selection for a mural at the MLK Jr. Community Center. They will also discuss contract requirements and next steps.

Artist selection for MLK Jr. Community Center mural

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AGENDA Public Art Commission: MLK Jr. Community Center Mural Committee June 11, 2026, at 10:00 AM VIRTUAL - Email Erica Palmiter ([email protected]) for a link to join. 1. Call to Order 2. Approval of Summary Minutes a. January 7, 2026 b. April 17, 2026 3. Review Finalist Presentations & Community Feedback 4. Make Artist Selection 5. Discuss Contract Requirements & Next Steps 6. Adjourn

Wed Jun 10, 2026

Bicycle / Pedestrian / Active Mobility Advisory Committee

Committee considers grant support for Long Branch Trail extension

The committee will review design standards for greenways and marketing recommendations for biking and pedestrians. Members will also consider letters of support for a RAISE Grant and a safety initiative for the UNC School of the Arts Police Department.

Long Branch Trail extension RAISE Grant support
Watch for Me NC support for UNC School of the Arts Police
Greenway Design Standards review
Bike/Ped Marketing Recommendations
Resurfacing and Maintenance overview by Director Keith Huff

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June 10, 4:00-5:30 ET City of Winston-Salem Bicycle/Pedestrian/Active Mobility Advisory Committee Meeting To watch the meeting live: https://www.youtube.com/user/winstonsalemcitygov To participate, contact Liam Bowman Agenda 1. Public Comments 2. Welcome new committee members - Monica Funderburk & George Schaaf Guest Speaker 3. Keith Huff, Director of Field Operations - Resurfacing and Maintenance Overview 4. Hunter Staszak, Transportation Planner - Prioritization 8.0 Regional Impacts Public Input June 11 - July 13, 2026 Action Items 5. Consideration of May Bicycle/Pedestrian/Active Mobility Advisory Committee Meeting Minutes (Amy Easter) 6. Consideration of cancellation of July 8 committee meeting (Amy Easter) 7. Consideration of letters of support for Long Branch Trail extension RAISE Grant (Carol Hoover) 8. Consideration of Watch for Me NC Letter of Support for the University of North Carolina School of the Arts Police Department (Carol Hoover) 9. Consideration of Greenway Design Standards (Carol Hoover) 10. Consideration of Bike/Ped Marketing Recommendations (Lisa Blythe) Informational Items 11. Bicycle Friendly Community application update (Liam Bowman) 12. Committee administrative reminders (Amy Easter) 13. Report out from Bike Month activities (Everyone) 14. Working group updates (Everyone): a. Education & Outreach b. Policy, Plan & Project c. Advocacy & Partnership Upcoming Events June National Safety Month August 10 - 12 Great Trail …

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Tue Jun 9, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Public Works Committee

Committee to vote on traffic calming, bridge betterments, and greenway projects

The Public Works Committee will consider consent items including an alley closure, federal transit fund allocations to Davidson County and PART, and approval of 2026 traffic calming projects on six streets. General agenda items include supplemental agreements for Brushy Fork and Piedmont Regional Greenways, and advancing betterments for the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Street Bridge Replacement Project.

Request for public hearing on closing alley between Allen and Wilbur Streets
FY2026 FTA Section 5307 funds sub-allocated to Davidson County Transportation and PART
Approval of 2026 traffic calming projects on Forest Park, Haywood, Palmer, Pine Valley, Westview, Winona/Bluebird/Maverick
Easement acquisition for Newell-Massey Greenway repairs
Supplemental agreement with NCDOT for Brushy Fork Greenway Phase IV

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✓ Decided: Committee approves 2026 traffic calming projects and greenway easements

The Public Works Committee recommended approval of all agenda items, forwarding them to the City Council. Key actions included approving the 2026 Traffic Calming Projects, authorizing easement acquisition for Newell-Massey Greenway repairs, and approving supplemental agreements for greenway projects. All votes were unanimous (4-0).

Approved 2026 Traffic Calming Projects (unanimous)
Authorized easement acquisition for Newell-Massey Greenway repairs (unanimous)
Approved supplemental agreement for Brushy Fork Greenway Phase IV (unanimous)
Approved supplemental agreement for Piedmont Regional Greenway (unanimous)
Approved betterments for 3rd, 4th, and 5th Street Bridge Replacement (unanimous)
Recommended approval of alleyway closure between Allen and Wilbur Streets (consent)
Recommended approval of FTA Section 5307 fund sub-allocations to Davidson County and PART (consent)
Recommended approval of land dedication for Barbara Jane Sidewalk (consent)

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Public Works Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke, Chair Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen, Vice Chair Council Member Robert Clark Council Member James Taylor, Jr. 2:00 PMTuesday, June 9, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0249 Request for a Public Hearing on a Petition to Close and Abandon a 0.125 Acre Unnamed Alleyway Between Allen Street And Wilbur Street (Southeast Ward) Public Hearing Date - August 17, 2026 CARF - Alleyway between Allen St and Wilbur Street RES - Public Hearing Date Alleyway between Allen St and Wilbur Street RES - Closure of Alleyway between Allen St and Wilbur Street Exhibit A - Petition to Close Unnamed Alleyway MAP - Petition to Close Unnamed Alleyway Between Allen Street and Wilbur Street - Owners MAP - Petition to Close Unnamed Alleyway Between Allen Street and Wilbur Street - Utilities Attachments: C-2. 26-0239 Resolution Authorizing Sub-Allocation of Fiscal Year 2026 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5307 Funds to Davidson County Transportation CARF - FY26 FTA 5307 Split Letters RES - Section 5307 FY 2026 Davidson County Transportation Split Letter Exhibit A - Section 5307 FY 2026 Davidson County Transportation Split Letter Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 6/5/2026 June 9, 2026Public Works Committee Agenda C-3. 26-0240 Resolution Authorizing Sub-Allocation of Fiscal Year 2026 Federal Transit Administration (FTA) Section 5307 Funds to Piedmo …

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Tue Jun 9, 2026 · 4:00 PM

Finance Committee

Committee to vote on $3.2M security contract and downtown amphitheater lease

The Finance Committee will consider a $3,236,475.50 contract for security and police services to Allied Universal, a lease agreement for a hydroponics facility at Kimberley Park, a long-term lease of city park land for a downtown amphitheater, amendments to the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget ordinances, and funding for non-profit agencies.

Resolution awarding security contract to Allied Universal for $3,236,475.50
Lease agreement for Kimberley Park hydroponics greenhouse to Anders Family Farms
Public hearing and long-term lease of city park land for Downtown Amphitheater
FY 2025-2026 budget ordinance amendments
Funding for non-profit agencies including Kaleideum, YMCA, and Second Harvest Food Bank

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✓ Decided: Finance Committee forwards security contract, lease, and budget items to City Council

The Finance Committee unanimously approved and forwarded several items to the City Council for its June 15, 2026 meeting, including a $3,236,475.50 contract for security and company police services, a lease agreement for the Kimberley Park Hydroponics Greenhouse Facility, a request for a public hearing on a long-term lease of city park land for the Downtown Amphitheater, budget ordinance amendments, and resolutions for non-profit agency funding. The committee also approved the consent agenda, which included property and boiler/machinery insurance coverage and blanket purchase orders to sole source vendors. All votes were 4-0.

Approved consent agenda including insurance coverage and blanket purchase orders (4-0)
Approved $3,236,475.50 contract for security and company police services with Allied Universal (4-0)
Approved lease agreement for Kimberley Park Hydroponics Greenhouse Facility to Anders Family Farms, LLC (4-0)
Approved request for public hearing on long-term lease of city park land for Downtown Amphitheater (4-0)
Approved FY 2025-2026 budget ordinance amendments (4-0)
Approved resolutions for non-profit agency funding (4-0)

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Finance Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Council Member Robert C. Clark, Chair Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Vice Chair Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. 4:00 PMTuesday, June 9, 2026 CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0230 Resolution Authorizing Purchase of Property and Boiler/Machinery Insurance Coverage for Fiscal Year 2026–2027 CARF - Insurance Rates FY 26-27 RES - Insurance Rates FY 26-27 Attachments: C-2. 26-0247 Resolution Awarding Blanket Purchase Orders to Sole Source Vendors for Fiscal Year 2026-2027 CARF - Sole Source Vendor FY26-27 RES - Sole Source Vendors FY26-27 Exhibit A - Sole Source Vendors FY26-27 Attachments: C-3. 26-0265 Approval of the Finance Committee Summary of Minutes Finance Committee, April 14, 2026Attachments: G GENERAL AGENDA G-1. 26-0246 Resolution Awarding a Contract for Security and Company Police Services - Allied Universal Security Services - $3,236,475.50 CARF - Security and Company Police Officer Services 2026-28 RES - Security and Company Police Officer Services 2026-28 Exhibit A - Final Scoring and Cost Summary Exhibit B - Notified Businesses Exhibit C - Workforce Demographics Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 6/8/2026 June 9, 2026Finance Committee Agenda G-2. 26-0251 Resolution Awarding a Lease Agreement for Kimberley Park Hydroponics Greenhouse Facility to Anders Family Farms, LLC CARF - Hydroponics Facility Lease RES - Hydroponics Facility Lea …

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Mon Jun 8, 2026

Utility Commission (Winston-Salem/Forsyth County)

Commission to vote on $582K sewer cleaning contract and development water/sewer projects

The commission will consider resolutions authorizing water and sewer improvements for Whitehall Village South and the Lewisville roundabout relocations, with costs borne by developers (total $623,990). They will also vote on awarding a $581,769 contract for sanitary sewer mainline inspection and cleaning to Sweeping Corporation of America. Other items include a purchase order for brass fittings, an easement relocation, updated capital projects financed by system development fees, an interlocal agreement for soil and water conservation, and a waiver of accrued rent for Aerox at Clemmons Water Tank.

Whitehall Village South: $147,650 water and $247,540 sewer improvements by Keystone Group (45 lots)
Lewisville roundabout relocations: $228,800 water main relocation by Town of Lewisville
Award $581,769 contract to Sweeping Corporation of America for 181,000 ft CCTV inspection and 30,000 ft cleaning over 3 years
Abandonment and relocation of permanent access easement on tax pin 6867-50-1123 for Motif Builders
Waiver of accrued rent under license agreement with Aerox for use of Clemmons Water Tank

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WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY UTILITY COMMISSION AGENDA REGULAR MEETING June 8, 2026 12:00 P.M. wsfcutilities.org ADOPTED JUNE 8, 2026, by the WINSTON-SALEM/FORSYTH COUNTY UTILITY COMMISSION Chris Parker – Chair John Davenport Stephen Doughton Dawn H. Morgan Simpson O. Brown, Jr. Hugh W. Jernigan Yvonne H. Hines Calvin McRae Tom Griﬃn – Vice Chair Stan Forester Charles Wilson Utility Commission August 2025 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MISSION MOMENT – Gabriel Sparks, Senior Utility Plant Supervisor PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD UTILITIES DIRECTOR UPDATES GENERAL AGENDA 1. APPROVAL OF REGULAR MEETING MINUTES MAY 11, 2026 2. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF VARIOUS AGREEMENTS REGARDING PROPOSED WATER AND SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENTS TO BE INSTALLED WITHIN VARIOUS DEVELOPMENTS 3. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AWARDING A CONTRACT FOR SANITARY SEWER MAINLINE INSPECTION AND CLEANING, CONTRACT #1 4. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION AWARDING A PURCHASE ORDER FOR BRASS FITTINGS 5. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION REQUESTING APPROVAL BY CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM CITY COUNCIL OF THE ABANDONMENT AND RELOCATION OF A PERMANENT ACCESS EASEMENT ON TAX PIN 6867-50-1123 FOR LAND DEVELOPMENT – REQUEST OF MOTIF BUILDERS, LLC 6. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN UPDATED LIST OF CAPITAL PROJECTS TO BE FINANCED BY SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEE REVENUES 7. CONSIDERATION OF A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN FORSYTH COUNTY AND THE WINSTON-SALEM …

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Mon Jun 8, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Public Safety Committee

Discussion of marijuana arrest data and a new youth protection ordinance

The committee will review information regarding marijuana custodial arrests and citations. Members will also consider a proposed Youth Protection Safety Ordinance.

Information on Marijuana Custodial Arrests and Citations
Youth Protection Safety Ordinance

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✓ Decided: Committee recommends youth protection ordinance to City Council

The Public Safety Committee recommended approval of a Youth Protection Safety Ordinance, forwarding it to the City Council for consideration on June 15, 2026. The committee also received information on marijuana custodial arrests and citations, with the City Attorney confirming that marijuana remains illegal under North Carolina law and that police will continue enforcement per state statutes. The consent agenda, including approval of prior meeting minutes, was approved.

Recommended approval of Youth Protection Safety Ordinance, forwarded to City Council (2-1)
Approved consent agenda including prior meeting minutes (3-0)

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Good afternoon and welcome to our Public Safety Committee meeting for the month of JUNE. Uh, we have a long agenda today. Uh, so we do need to be. Yeah, it s very long. Uh, it s three items. Um, so, uh, right now we need to approve our consent agenda. We have one item there. Do I have. A motion to approve? Second. Thank you. All in favor? Aye. Great. Our first, um, agenda item. Uh, g one. MADAM Clerk, would you, uh, read. Item g one information on marijuana, custodial arrest and citations. Thank you. And with this, I m going to have a city manager, Sharon Butler. Hi. Thank you. Chair. Scipio. Um, just a quick, quick intro on this item before I turn it over to Chief Penn. The police department is going to provide council with an update on, uh, marijuana citation versus arrest records. Um, for the last calendar year and provide you all with an update on some of the discretion and decision making they use when making those determinations. But before I turn it over to the police department, Attorney French is going to provide an update on what authority counsel has from a legal perspective. Um, when it relates to marijuana arrests versus citations. Thank you. Acm. Good afternoon to. Uh, chair, cpo and members of the committee and members of city council present. Um, i wanted to just give a brief overview in terms of some of the concerns that have been raised. I believe we ve had some, um, comments and emails sent, um, inquiring about some of the information that has been going on …

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101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 City of Winston-Salem Summary Public Safety Committee Council Member Annette Scippio, Chair Council Member Regina Hall, Vice Chair Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen 2:00 PM Monday, June 8, 2026 CALL TO ORDER Additional Attendees: Mayor Joines Mayor Pro Tempore Adams Council Member Burke Council Member Clark Chair Scippio called the meeting to order at 2:00 p.m. and asked the City Clerk to call the roll Council Member Annette Scippio, Council Member Vivián V. Joiner, and Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen Present: 3 - Council Member Regina Hall Absent: 1 - C CONSENT AGENDA Approval of the Consent Agenda A motion to approve the balance of the Consent Agenda was made by Council Member Joiner, seconded by Council Member Andree-Bowen. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: Council Member Scippio, Council Member Joiner, and Council Member Andree-Bowen 3 - Absent: Council Member Hall 1 - C-1. Approval of Public Safety Committee Summary of Minutes G GENERAL AGENDA Page 1 City of Winston-Salem Printed on 8/17/2026 June 8, 2026 Public Safety Committee Summary G-1. Information on Marijuana Custodial Arrests and Citations The City Attorney, Camille French provided a brief overview of questions and concerns that have been raised regarding the decriminalization of marijuana. The discussion acknowledged that while there has been ongoing public interest and legislative discussion surrounding th …

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A motion was made by Council Member Joiner, seconded by Council Member Scippio. Committee Recommends Approval. Forwarded to the City Council on 06/15/2026. The motion carried by the following vote:

4 yea · 2 nay

Scippio yea · Joiner yea · Andree-Bowen nay · Scippio yea · Joiner yea · Andree-Bowen nay

The other 1 item passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.

Mon Jun 8, 2026 · 4:00 PM

General Government Committee

Committee reviews noise ordinance overhaul and $714K downtown contract

The General Government Committee will vote on Phase 2 amendments to the city's noise regulations and a $714,460 contract for services in the Downtown Business Improvement District. Members will also discuss a proposed downtown skate park partnership, a Boys & Girls Clubs partnership, and an S.G. Atkins CDC housing project extension. A public hearing on Unified Development Ordinance text amendments is being requested for August 17, 2026.

Phase 2 noise ordinance amendments to Chapter 46 of City Code (consent agenda)
$714,460 contract to Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership for Business Improvement District services
Proposed DIY skate park partnership with Skate WS Foundation
Resolution supporting partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Triad
S.G. Atkins CDC housing project site change and six-month extension

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✓ Decided: Committee forwards noise ordinance, skate park, BID contract to City Council

The General Government Committee approved its consent agenda and forwarded several items to the City Council for June 15, 2026, including a noise ordinance amendment, a downtown DIY skate park partnership, a $714,460 contract with the Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership, a housing project extension, and a public hearing request for UDO text amendments. All votes were 3-0 with Council Member Hall absent. The committee also entered closed session to discuss real property acquisition.

Approved consent agenda including noise ordinance Phase 2 (3-0)
Approved minutes of previous meeting (3-0)
Directed staff to prepare exhibit and plan for DIY skate park partnership (3-0)
Recommended approval of Boys and Girls Clubs partnership resolution (3-0)
Recommended approval of $714,460 Downtown Winston-Salem Partnership contract (3-0)
Recommended approval of S.G. Atkins CDC housing project site change and extension (3-0)
Recommended approval of public hearing for UDO text amendments (3-0)
Entered closed session for real property acquisition (3-0)

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General Government Committee City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Chair Council Member Vivián V. Joiner, Vice Chair Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Regina Hall 4:00 PMMonday, June 8, 2026 The General Government Committee meeting has been rescheduled to 3 P.M. CALL TO ORDER C CONSENT AGENDA C-1. 26-0252 Ordinance Amending Chapter 46 of the City Code Relating to Noise - Phase 2 of Noise Regulations CARF - Ordinance Amendment to Chapter 46 Relating to Noise Phase 2 ORD - Chapter 46 Noise Amended Phase 2 Presentation - Proposed Noise Ordinance Amendments Phase 2 Attachments: C-2. 26-0264 Approval of the General Government Committee Summary of Minutes General Government Committee, April 13, 2026Attachments: G GENERAL AGENDA G-1. 26-0233 Proposed Downtown Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Skate Park Partnership with Skate WS Foundation INFO - DIY Skate Park in Downtown Winston-Salem Presentation - HIWATT Skate Park Attachments: G-2. 26-0232 Resolution Supporting a Partnership with the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Greater Triad, Inc. CARF - Partnership with the Boys and Girls Clubs of the Greater Triad Inc. RES - Partnership with Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Triad, Inc. Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 6/5/2026 June 8, 2026General Government Committee Agenda G-3. 26-0248 Resolution Awarding a Contract to Provide Services within the Downtown Winston-Salem Business Improvement District - Downtown Wi …

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101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 City of Winston-Salem Summary General Government Committee Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Chair Council Member Vivián V. Joiner, Vice Chair Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Regina Hall 4:00 PM Monday, June 8, 2026 The General Government Committee meeting has been rescheduled to 3 P.M. CALL TO ORDER Additional Attendees: Mayor Joines Council Member Scippio Council Member Andree-Bowen Mayor Pro Tempore Adams, Chair of the Committee, called the meeting to order at 3 p.m. and asked the City Clerk to call the roll. Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams, Council Member Vivián V. Joiner, and Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Present: 3 - Council Member Regina Hall Absent: 1 - C CONSENT AGENDA Mayor Pro Tempore Adams asked whether there were any items that needed to be pulled for discussion. No items were pulled for discussion. Approval of the Consent Agenda A motion to approve the balance of the Consent Agenda was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner. The motion carried by the following vote: Aye: Mayor Pro Tempore Adams, Council Member Joiner, and Council Member Burke 3 - Absent: Council Member Hall 1 - C-1. Ordinance Amending Chapter 46 of the City Code Relating to Noise - Phase 2 of Noise Regulations (First Reading) (General Government Committee Recommends Approval) Committee Recommends Approval by the Consent Vote. Forwarded to the City Council on June 15, 2026. Page 1 City of …

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🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)

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motion to approve the balance of the Consent Agenda was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

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6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

A motion was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner. Committee Recommends Approval, Forwarded to the City Council on June 15, 2026. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

A motion was made by Council Member Joiner, seconded by Council Member Burke. Committee Recommends Approval, Forwarded to the City Council on June 15, 2026. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

A motion was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner.Committee Recommends Approval. Forwarded to the City Council on June 15, 2026. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

A motion was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner. Committee Recommends Approval. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

motion to adjourn was made by Council Member Burke, seconded by Council Member Joiner. The motion carried by the following vote:

6 yea

Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea · Pro Tempore Adams yea · Joiner yea · Burke yea

Thu Jun 4, 2026

Zoning Board of Adjustment (Winston-Salem)

Board denies manufactured home on Shaw Ridge Street

The Zoning Board of Adjustment will hear and decide on three special use permit applications: two for placing manufactured homes and one for an oversized accessory structure. The board voted to deny one manufactured home application (5-1) and approved the other two (6-0 each).

Denied (5-1): Manufactured home at 3145 Shaw Ridge Street
Approved (6-0): Manufactured home at 4433 Carrie Avenue
Approved (6-0): Oversized accessory structure at 211 Canterbury Trail

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1 AGENDA WINSTON-SALEM ZONING BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT 2:00 P.M. - PUBLIC MEETING ROOM - BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 2026 NOTE: ALL cases on the Zoning Board of Adjustment agenda are quasi-judicial in nature; as a result, NO communications should take place between yourself and the Zoning Board of Adjustments members prior to the public hearing. 1. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 2. ROLL CALL OF MEMBERS 3. OPENING REMARKS 4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES 5. WITHDRAWAL OR CONTINUANCE REQUESTS 6. HEARING & DETERMINATION OF CASES A. SPECIAL USE PERMITS (NEW APPLICATION S) LERES, EZIQUIEL Case # Z2600252 Requesting permission to place a Manufactured Home Class A on a 1.79-acre tract of land located at 3145 Shaw Ridge Street, approximately 490 feet of Carver School Road. Property is zoned RS9. Tax Block 3205, Tax Lot 027. ● Application - Case #Z2600252 ● Picture of Sign Posting(s) - Case #Z2600252 ● Picture of Site - Case #Z2600252 ● Site Plan - Case #Z2600252 ● Other Supporting Documentation - Case #Z2600252 DENIED (5-1) CLAYTON HOMES Case # Z2600266 Requesting permission to place a Manufactured Home Class A on a .53-acre tract of land located at 4433 Carrie Avenue, approximately 400 feet south of Kapp Street. Property is zoned RS9. Tax Block 1524, Tax Lot 439. ● Application - Case #Z2600266 ● Picture of Sign Posting(s) - Case #Z2600266 ● Picture of Site - Case #Z2600266 ● Site Plan - Cas …

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Wed Jun 3, 2026

Historic Resources Commission (Forsyth County)

Historic commission to decide on new construction in West End overlay

The Historic Resources Commission will vote on several Certificate of Appropriateness applications, including new construction at 207 Glade View Court and signage at multiple historic properties. The commission will also review the West First Street Bridge project and discuss updates to the historic marker and heritage neighborhood programs.

New construction at 207 Glade View Court (West End Historic Overlay District)
Signage installations at 612 South Main, 916 West Fourth, and 102 South Cherry streets
Repair and alteration to pergola and pathway at Körner's Folly (413 South Main, Kernersville)
West First Street Bridge project review and comment
Walkertown Walking Tour Brochure review

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Agenda Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission June 3, 2026 4:00 P.M. Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building Arnold G. King Public Meeting Room, 5th Floor 100 East First Street, Winston-Salem I. APPROVAL OF MINUTES A. Approval of May 6, 2026 Minutes II. CERTIFICATE OF APPROPRIATENESS APPLICATIONS A. Ned Sarchet Erickson 612 South Main Street E.A. Vogler Store Old Salem Historic District Lot 62 Contributing Request: Installation of signage COA2026-042 B. Spencer Welch 916 West Fourth Street Former Wachovia Bank Building 154 West End Historic Overlay District Noncontributing Request: Installation of signage COA2026-047 C. Suzanna Ritz Malliett 413 South Main Street, Kernersville Körner's Folly Local Historic Landmark 66 Request: Repair and alteration to pergola and replacement of pathway COA2026-048 D. Trent Adams 207 Glade View Court New Construction West End Historic Overlay District Request: New Construction COA2026-049 E. Adam Spear 102 South Cherry Street Rogers House Local Historic Landmark 40 Request: Installation of signage COA2026-052 III. MINOR WORK REPORT IV. OTHER NOMINATIONS/PUBLIC HEARINGS V. OTHER BUSINESS A. West First Street Bridge Project: review and comment B. Historic Recognition 1. Historic Marker Program a. Sidestown Unveiling – October 2026 2. Heritage Neighborhood Program a. Update C. Community Engagement 1. Walking Tour Brochures a. Review Walk …

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Tue Jun 2, 2026

Public Art Commission (City-County)

Vote on public art at Brown School Lofts

The Public Art Commission will vote on an action item for the Brown School Lofts project. They will also review community feedback on the 6th-Cherry-Trade parking deck and hold a ribbon cutting for the Dandelion art installation. Several project updates will be given on sculptures, murals, and other public art initiatives.

ACTION ITEM: Brown School Lofts public art decision
Community feedback & design conversation for 6th-Cherry-Trade Parking Deck
Dandelion Ribbon Cutting
Update on Brunson Elementary Sculpture
Update on MLK Jr. Community Center Mural

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AGENDA Public Art Commission June 2, 2026, at 2:00 PM Virtual Meeting – Email Erica Palmiter for a link to join. I. Call to Order II. Approval of Summary Minutes a. May 5, 2026 III. PAC Admin Updates a. Vice Chair Election b. Orientation & Policy Documents c. Maintenance IV. ACTION ITEM: Brown School Lofts V. 6th-Cherry-Trade Parking Deck Community Feedback & Design Conversation VI. Dandelion Ribbon Cutting VII. Project Updates a. Choice Neighborhoods Community-Led Call b. Choice Neighborhoods Resident Artist c. Rupert Bell Park Basketball Pavilion & Courts d. Brunson Elementary Sculpture e. MLK Jr. Community Center Mural f. MLK Jr. Bus Shelter Project g. Open Call 2025 VIII. Public Comment Period IX. Adjourn UPCOMING MEETING DATES • No JULY Meeting • Next PAC Meeting on Tuesday, August 4 at 2 PM (TBD)

Mon Jun 1, 2026 · 6:00 PM

City Council

Council to adopt FY 2026-2027 budget and tax levy

The City Council will vote on the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 annual appropriation, tax levy, and project budget ordinances. They will also consider related resolutions including a capital plan, user fee schedule, opioid settlement fund expenditures, and changes to stormwater and traffic ordinances. Additionally, the council will decide on consent items such as affordable housing development, design contracts for a bridge and multi-use path, and property sales.

Adoption of FY 2026-2027 budget and property tax levy
Design contract for Glade Street Bridge replacement - $845,000
Change order for multi-use path Western Section design - $352,262.78
Sale of city-owned lot at 2203 Woodland Ave for $1,600
Demolition hearings for structures at 1135 Argonne Blvd, 1331 Houston St, 2705 Stokes Ave, 410 Barry St

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✓ Decided: Council adopts FY2026-2027 budget with 58.9 cent tax rate

The Council approved the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 annual appropriation and tax levy ordinance, setting the property tax rate at 58.9 cents per $100 of assessed value, and adopted related resolutions including the capital plan, user fee schedule, opioid settlement fund uses, and a personnel resolution standardizing pay increase timing for police, fire, and general employees. The Council also approved several consent agenda items, including a resolution for affordable housing units and various infrastructure contracts, and ordered demolition of four structures. All votes were 8-0 except where noted.

Approved FY2026-2027 budget and tax levy at 58.9 cents per $100 (8-0)
Approved capital plan for FY2026-2027 through 2031-2032 (8-0)
Adopted user fee schedule for FY2026-2027 (8-0)
Approved opioid settlement fund expenditures for FY2026-2027 (8-0)
Amended personnel resolution to standardize pay timing for police, fire, and general employees (8-0)
Ordered demolition of structures at 1135 Argonne Blvd, 1331 Houston St, 2705 Stokes Ave, and 410 Barry St (each 8-0)
Approved resolution amending the 1976 agreement with Forsyth County regarding the Utility Commission (8-0)
Approved consent agenda items including affordable housing lot conveyance, engineering design contracts, and easement abandonments (8-0)

Council Chambers City Hall

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i just walked out of the room this week to start. Right away. Good evening everyone. I m Alan Jones, mayor of Winston-Salem. It s my pleasure to call to order this JUNE 1st meeting of the Winston-Salem City Council and ask the city clerk to call the roll, please. Council. Joyner, present. Council member. Clark here. Council member Andrea Bone here. Council member. Scipio. Present. Mayor. Pro Tem Adams here. Council member. Taylor. Present. Council member. Hall. Present. And Council member. Burke. Here. Thank you very much. Would you please join the City Council? Me? In a moment of silence. Thank you. And would you join the City Council? Me in the Pledge of Allegiance? My pledge. Allegiance to the flag of the United States of America. And to the Republic for which it stands. One nation under GOD, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Thank you very much. Our sergeant at arms tonight is Lieutenant James Mitchell and our fire marshal. With us tonight is Fire Marshal Bradley Watson. Thank you both for being there. Yes. With your, um. Tonight s meeting is being televised live on tv 13, as well as the city s YouTube page. And it will be replayed tomorrow morning at 9 A.M. And again Wednesday at 9 P.M.. As you know, copies of our agendas, as well as videos of previous meetings are always available online on the city s website. And just click on Watch Meetings Online option. Watch Now. Recognize our city manager for his update. Uh, thank you, mayor. Uh, a few things tonight. …

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City Council City of Winston-Salem Agenda 101 North Main Street Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mayor Allen Joines Council Member Scott Andree-Bowen Council Member Barbara Hanes Burke Council Member Robert C. Clark Council Member Regina Hall Council Member Vivián V. Joiner Council Member Annette Scippio Council Member James Taylor, Jr. Mayor Pro Tempore Denise D. Adams Council Chambers City Hall6:00 PMMonday, June 1, 2026 CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL MOMENT OF SILENCE PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE RECOGNITION OF SERGEANT-AT-ARMS CITY MANAGER UPDATE C CONSENT AGENDA Items on the Consent Agenda have been unanimously recommended by a Committee of the City Council or are submitted in accordance with established procedure. There will be no discussion of the items unless a Council Member so requests, in which event the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered individually. Items not removed from the Consent Agenda will be enacted with one motion. C-1. 26-0183 Resolution Adopting the Fiscal Year 2027 Consolidated Housing and Community Development Program and the Proposed 2026-2027 Consolidated Housing and Community Development (CHCD) Plan Submission to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) (Committee of the Whole Recommends Approval) CARF - 2026-2027 Consolidated Plan RES - Consolidated Plan FY27 Attachments: Page 1 Printed on 6/1/2026 June 1, 2026City Council Agenda C-2. 26-0175 Resolution Amending a Prior Resolution to Convey Five (5) Lots for the Deve …

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🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)

Named votes as recorded in the official record.

motion to adjourn was made by Mayor Pro Tempore Adams, seconded by Council Member Hall. The motion carried by the following vote: Page 6City of Winston-Salem Printed on 6/17/2026 June 1, 2026City…

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Andree-Bowen yea · Burke yea · Clark yea · Hall yea · Joiner yea · Scippio yea · Taylor yea

Wed May 27, 2026

Community Appearance Commission

No meeting held in May 2026

The Education and Awards Committee of the Community Appearance Commission did not hold a meeting in May 2026. The agenda is purely procedural, stating that no meeting occurred.

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AGENDA EDUCATION AND AWARDS COMMITTEE A COMMITTEE OF THE COMMUNITY APPEARANCE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2026 | 3:30 PM BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 100 E. FIRST STREET | WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27101 No Education and Awards Committee meeting held in May.

Wed May 27, 2026

Community Appearance Commission

Commission approves 25 sets of past minutes, hears committee reports

The Community Appearance Commission will approve summary minutes from 25 previous meetings and receive updates from its subcommittees. No new business or public hearings are scheduled. The meeting is largely procedural.

Approval of 25 sets of summary minutes from Sept 2023 to Mar 2026
Reports from Technical Advisory and Project Review (TAPR) Committee
Reports from Education and Awards Committee
Trees and Woodlands Committee to meet June 11, 2026, 11am

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AGENDA COMMUNITY APPEARANCE COMMISSION WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 2026 | 4:00 PM BRYCE A. STUART MUNICIPAL BUILDING, 3RD FLOOR, LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM 100 E. FIRST STREET | WINSTON-SALEM, NC 27101 I. CALL TO ORDER II. APPROVAL OF SUMMARY MINUTES  September 27, 2023, October 25, 2023, December 6, 2023, January 24, 2024, February 28, 2024, March 27, 2024, April 24, 2024, May 22, 2024, June 26, 2024, July 24, 2024, August 28, 2024, September 25, 2024, October 23, 2024, December 4, 2024, January 22, 2025, February 26, 2025, March 26, 2025, April 23, 2025, May 23, 2025, June 25, 2025, September 24, 2025, October 22, 2025, December 3, 2025, February 25, 2026, and March 25, 2026. III. COMMITTEE REPORTS  Technical Advisory and Project Review (TAPR)  Education and Awards  Trees and Woodlands  The Trees and Woodlands Committee will meet again on Thursday, June 11, 2026, at 11:00am at the 3rd Floor Large Conference Room in the Bryce Stuart Municipal Building. IV. OFFICIAL REPORT V. OLD BUSINESS VI. NEW BUSINESS VII. ADJOURN Next Full Commission Meeting: Wednesday, June 24, 2026 – 4:00 PM Large Conference Room – Municipal Building, 3rd Floor 100 E. First Street | Winston-Salem, NC 27101

Thu May 21, 2026 · 2:00 PM

Committee of the Whole of the City Council Budget Workshop

Budget workshop continues with FY27 budget and tax rate discussion

The committee continues discussion of the proposed FY 2026-27 budget and tax rate. They will also preview and consider resolutions for adoption at the June 1 council meeting, including capital improvements, tax collection, opioid settlement fund spending, user fees, stormwater fee changes, and personnel compensation amendments.

Resolution approving Capital Improvement Plan FY 2027-2032
Resolution directing opioid settlement funds for FY 2026-27
Resolution adopting user fee schedule for FY 2026-27
Ordinance amending Chapter 75 to change stormwater fees
Resolution amending personnel regulations regarding compensation

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