Winston-Salem public meetings in 2022
74 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
General Government Committee
The committee will consider ordinances for building demolitions on North Liberty Street and review the 2023 Federal Action Plan. Members will also discuss Pre-K funding initiatives and proposed changes to city meeting times.
- Demolition orders for 1409, 1411, 1415, 1417, and 1419 N Liberty Street
- Resolution approving the 2023 Federal Action Plan
- Ordinance to change City Council and Committee meeting times from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM
- Zoning changes for restaurant parking flexibility in older buildings
- Information on proposed city contributions to Pre-K initiatives
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee is reviewing resolutions regarding street lighting, traffic calming, and automated license plate readers. The agenda includes plans for funding and construction on Woodville Street.
- Agreement with Cloverdale Legacy, LLC for decorative streetlighting
- Woodville Street Traffic Calming Plan for funding and construction
- Encroachment Agreement with Flock Safety for Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs)
Finance Committee
The committee is reviewing several contract renewals, new service awards, and budget reallocations. Key items include the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds for community grants and housing assistance. The agenda also includes various infrastructure and equipment purchase approvals.
- $3,123,375 contract for Asphaltic Concrete with APAC-Atlantic, Inc.
- $4,358,649 in ARPA funds for community grants and $3,766,420 for housing assistance
- $300,000 funding commitments each to the Center for Creative Economy and Agile City
- $192,214.80 contract renewal with Azteca Systems, LLC for software licenses
- Reallocation of affordable housing funding for land acquisition in the Northeast Ward
Public Safety Committee
The committee is reviewing ordinances to change speed limits in the Northwest Ward and update animal control regulations. Members will also consider several renewals and new issuances of operating certificates for limousine, taxi, and trolley pub companies. Additionally, the agenda includes a contract award for emergency management technology.
- $162,880 contract award for Live911 platform from HG Technologies DBA Higher Ground
- Ordinance to change speed limits to 25 mph in the Northwest Ward
- Updates to city animal control and dog restraint regulations
- Renewals of operating certificates for various limousine, taxi, and trolley pub companies
- Information on a Duke Power Foundation Grant for the Office of Emergency Management
City Council
The City Council will consider changing regular meeting times from 7:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M. The agenda includes public hearings for economic development assistance and several zoning petitions. The council will also review various committee appointments.
- Economic development assistance of $295,907 for Project Eleven
- Economic development assistance of $156,456 for Project Circle
- Designating Coan-Gray House as a local historic landmark
- Rezoning petition for property on the south side of Humphrey Street
- New manufacturing standards for chemicals and batteries in the UDO
City Council
The City Council is considering budget amendments for the 2022-2023 fiscal year and ARPA housing grants. The agenda also includes various contract awards for police uniforms, vehicle purchases, and park improvements.
- $844,368 purchase order for half-ton pickup trucks
- $402,222.22 contract for Winston-Salem Police Department uniforms
- $189,314 solar photovoltaic system for Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building
- ARPA Housing Transformational Grants Program partnerships
- Speed limit ordinance changes for various city streets
General Government Committee
The committee is reviewing a resolution to transfer city property to True Homes for affordable housing development. The agenda also includes demolition orders for several structures and the adoption of 2023 legislative priorities. Additionally, members will discuss workforce development and the citywide land bank program.
- Property conveyance to True Homes for Ridgewood Place ($608,300)
- Historic landmark designation for Coan-Gray House
- Naming Salem Lake Event Center after Dr. Virginia K. Newell
- Demolition orders for structures on Gholson Avenue, E. 23rd Street, N. Jackson Avenue, and Rockford Street
- Adoption of 2023 legislative priorities
Public Works Committee
The committee will consider approving traffic calming plans for Rhue Road and Sedge Brook Road. Members will also review a request for a public hearing regarding new manufacturing standards for chemicals and batteries. Additionally, the agenda includes a presentation on alternative fuel technologies for fleet services.
- Rhue Road Traffic Calming Plan approval
- Sedge Brook Road Traffic Calming Plan approval
- Wake Forest University encroachment agreement for safety infrastructure
- UDO amendment request for chemical and battery manufacturing standards
- Termination of easement at 2000 Silas Creek Parkway
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review several contract awards, including vehicle purchases and police uniforms. The agenda also includes budget amendments for the 2022-2023 fiscal year and economic development assistance. Additionally, members will consider items related to affordable housing and grant allocations.
- Purchase order for half-ton pickup trucks ($844,368)
- Contract for ready mix concrete ($442,075)
- Uniforms contract for Winston-Salem Police Department ($402,222.22)
- Economic development assistance for Project Eleven ($295,907)
- Solar photovoltaic system at Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building ($189,314)
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review ordinances for speed limit changes in the Northwest and Southeast wards. The agenda also includes proposals for new valet parking zones on Liberty Street and updates on Live911 and ShotSpotter software.
- Ordinance amending speed limits to 25 mph in the Northwest Ward
- Ordinance regarding 45 and 50 mph speed limits on Thomasville Road
- Proposed valet parking curb loading zones on Liberty Street
- Resolution for a COPS Technology and Equipment Program grant award
- Updates on Live911 and ShotSpotter software
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning petitions, including an 88.08-acre request in the Southwest Ward. The agenda also includes a resolution for economic development assistance to Project Bluefin and an ordinance regarding the Hanes Mill Road Landfill franchise.
- Rezoning of 88.08 acres from RS9 to RM5-S (Hubbard Realty)
- Rezoning of 0.52 acres for government and public uses (City of Winston-Salem)
- Rezoning of 0.67 acres at Akron Drive and Harwood Street
- Economic development assistance for Project Bluefin
- Franchise extension for Hanes Mill Road Landfill
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments, including federal housing funds and the use of ARPA transformational grants. The meeting also includes decisions on various service contracts, property acquisitions, and infrastructure upgrades.
- $8,191,351 for ARPA Transformational Grants to community partners
- $1,682,148.60 contract for police pursuit vehicles from Performance Ford, Inc.
- $412,000 for engineering services for Lowery Street roof replacement
- Permanent financing for the 60-unit Pegram Landing II rental development
- Acquisition of 5750 Shattalon Drive for Fire Station #14 expansion
General Government Committee
The committee will discuss financing and debt subordination for twelve units of workforce housing at The Heights. The agenda also includes reviews of proposed changes to Unified Development Ordinance application procedures and recommendations for the local Continuum of Care.
- Financing for 12 units of workforce housing at The Heights
- Proposed revisions to Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) application procedures
- Adoption of recommendations for the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Continuum of Care
- Update on the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program
- 2021-2022 Human Relations/DEI Department Report
Public Works Committee
The committee will consider agreements with Duke Energy to install Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations on City property. Members will also discuss transit service updates and the Hanes Mill Road Landfill franchise extension.
- Agreement with Duke Energy to install Level 2 electric vehicle charging stations
- Winston-Salem Transit Authority services update and route study presentation
- Abandonment of an easement on Carfare Drive
- Public hearing for the closure of an unnamed alley off Park Boulevard
- Extension of the franchise for Hanes Mill Road Landfill
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee will review budget amendments and contract awards. This includes authorizing the use of $8,191,351 in federal ARPA funds for community grants and approving a purchase order for police pursuit vehicles. The committee is also considering financing for the Pegram Landing II rental development.
- $1,682,148.60 purchase order for police pursuit vehicles
- $8,191,351 in ARPA funds for community grants to groups including the YMCA and Arts Council
- Permanent financing for Pegram Landing II, a 60-unit family rental development
- $412,000 contract for engineering services for Lowery Street roof replacement
- $237,310.23 for high-speed internet upgrades at Truist Stadium
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider items related to a Department of Homeland Security SAFER Grant for Winston-Salem Fire Department staffing. This includes a resolution to authorize the grant and an ordinance to amend the FY 2022-2023 project budget.
- Department of Homeland Security SAFER Grant for fire and emergency response staffing
- Ordinance amending the FY 2022-2023 Project Budget Ordinance
- Quarterly Key Work Items and Performance Indicator Data report
- Approval of September 12, 2022, committee minutes
City Council
The City Council is reviewing multiple zoning petitions, including a site plan amendment for a 231-acre landfill area at Recycle Way. Two larger rezoning items have received requests to be continued until the November meeting. The agenda also includes a resolution regarding the Downtown Winston-Salem Historic District.
- Site plan amendment for a landfill at Recycle Way (231 acres)
- Rezoning of 15.71 acres on Vest Mill Road
- Rezoning of 88.08 acres near Somerset Drive (request to continue)
- Resolution for the Downtown Winston-Salem Historic District
- Proclamations for Customer Service Week and Fire Prevention Month
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items on its consent agenda, including budget amendments and municipal contracts. The meeting includes considerations for digital equity funding, fire department equipment purchases, and infrastructure change orders.
- $2,000,000 allocation for the WinstonNet and Forsyth County Digital Equity Committee Pilot Program
- $1,787,726 purchase order for an Aerial Ladder Fire Truck from Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc.
- $100,000 contribution to the Film Partnership of North Carolina
- Ordinances ordering the demolition of structures at 1406 E. 24th Street and 1937 Bowen Blvd
- $300,000 change order for the First and Second Streets Two-Way Conversion Project
General Government Committee
The committee will consider several ordinances ordering the demolition of structures due to high repair costs. Members will also review updates regarding city employee personnel resolutions and housing dashboards. Additionally, presentations are scheduled for neighborhood revitalization plans in the East Ward.
- Ordinance ordering demolition of structures at 1406 E. 24th Street, 1937 Bowen Blvd, and others
- Resolution amending city personnel rules for market adjustments and vacation payouts
- Information on the sale of Happy Hill Shotgun Houses/Lots to Triad Cultural Arts, Inc.
- Resolution rescinding a $156,869.59 loan forgiveness for 207 N. Spring Street
- Presentation on Dreamland Park and Columbia Heights revitalization plans
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will consider a $300,000 change order for the First and Second Streets Two-Way Conversion Project to address delay claims and electrical conduit needs. The committee will also review a utility relocation agreement on W. First Street and an encroachment agreement for automated license plate readers. Additionally, members will receive a presentation regarding the Weaver Fire After Action Report.
- $300,000 change order for First and Second Streets Two-Way Conversion Project
- $100,650 utility relocation agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas on W. First Street
- Encroachment agreement with Flock Safety for Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs)
- Presentation of the Weaver Fire After Action Report
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing several budget amendments and various city contracts. Items include funding for a digital equity pilot program and equipment purchases for fire services. The committee will also consider land sales and utility relocation agreements.
- $2,000,000 allocation for WinstonNet and Forsyth County Digital Equity Committee Pilot Program
- Purchase orders for an aerial ladder fire truck ($1,787,726) and a pumper fire truck ($846,171)
- $300,000 change order for the First and Second Streets Two-Way Conversion Project
- $100,000 contribution to the Film Partnership of North Carolina
- Sale of city-owned land to The Arts Based School
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider a resolution to purchase Dell laptop computers and items related to a Department of Homeland Security grant for fire training. A presentation on the Winston-Salem Fire Department House Numbering Initiative is also scheduled.
- $224,860.48 purchase order for Dell laptop computers
- Acceptance of Department of Homeland Security Assistance to Firefighters Grant
- Ordinance amendments for the 2022-2023 Annual Appropriation and Tax Levy
- Winston-Salem Fire Department House Numbering Initiative presentation
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on zoning petitions and a site plan amendment for local developments. The agenda also includes a resolution for an affordable housing property purchase and mayoral recommendations for committee re-appointments. A request was received to continue the Hubbard Realty zoning hearing to October 3.
- Zoning petition for Hubbard Realty (88.08 acres)
- Zoning petition for Allred Investment Company (1.17 acres)
- Site plan amendment for Brookstown Development Partners LLC
- $437,600 property purchase at Lyon St and Cline St
- Re-appointments to the Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee
Special Meeting of the City Council
The City Council will receive a presentation regarding the allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds. The update includes an overview of ARPA Transformation Grants and the CBAC 2022 Final Report.
- Presentation on the City's allocation of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds
- Overview of ARPA Transformation Grants
- Review of the CBAC 2022 Final Report
Special Meeting of the City Council
The City Council is holding a special meeting to address crisis communications training. This meeting contains only one specific agenda item.
- 22-0496 Crisis Communications Training
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several budget amendments for the 2022-2023 fiscal year, including federal housing funds. The agenda also includes various resolutions to approve service contracts and infrastructure allocations.
- $3,599,609 contract with Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. for refuse trucks
- $1,890,103.10 healthcare benefits contract for Transdev North America employees
- $563,295 contract with Vulcan Construction Material, LP for quarry products
- $461,774.94 purchase order for a pavement marking truck from M-B Companies, Inc.
- $99,400 allocation for infrastructure at Motor Road and Old Walkertown Road
General Government Committee
The committee will review resolutions for a multi-year housing plan and financial assistance for the Stone Terrace development. Discussions also include updates to city codes regarding liens, animals, and parking in the Stonewall Neighborhood.
- $322,000 for technical assistance to create a Multi-Year Housing Plan
- $400,000 in financial assistance to Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County
- Ordinance amending city code regarding liens and affordable housing
- Ordinance revising requirements for keeping chickens, fowl, or pigeons
- Resolution continuing 'No Parking on Lawn' designation in Stonewall Neighborhood
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee is reviewing an agreement for a new traffic signal at South Main Street and US 421. The meeting also includes approvals for several traffic calming plans with budgets up to $15,000. Additionally, the committee will hold public hearings regarding the naming and renaming of various streets.
- Traffic signal agreement at S. Main Street and US 421 NB Exit Ramp 233A
- $13,000 Corbin Street traffic calming plan
- $15,000 Zachary's Keep and Luzelle Drive traffic calming plan
- $10,750 Manchester Street and 24th Street traffic calming plan
- Public hearing on renaming five streets including Wake Forest Road
Finance Committee
The Winston-Salem Finance Committee is reviewing budget amendments for the 2022-2023 fiscal year. The agenda includes approvals for various service contracts, equipment purchases, and infrastructure allocations.
- Purchase order for refuse trucks totaling $3,599,609
- Healthcare benefits for Winston-Salem Transit employees totaling $1,890,103.10
- Contract with Vulcan Construction Material, LP for quarry products at $563,295
- Financial assistance to Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County for $400,000
- Allocation of $99,400 to infrastructure at Motor Road/Old Walkertown Road
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider resolutions to accept grants for the BikeSafe Regional Coordinator position and the Forsyth County Joint DWI Task Force. Members will also review a $137,220 contract with National Medical Services, Inc. for police laboratory testing services.
- $137,220 contract with National Medical Services, Inc. for police laboratory testing
- Grant acceptance for the BikeSafe Regional Coordinator position
- Grant acceptance and interlocal agreement for the Forsyth County Joint DWI Task Force
City Council
The City Council will consider multiple zoning petitions, including a large-scale rezoning for Hubbard Realty on Somerset Drive. Additionally, the council will review a code amendment and mayoral recommendations for several city-county board appointments.
- Rezoning of 88.08 acres on Somerset Drive by Hubbard Realty
- Rezoning petition for a restaurant and residential building on Salisbury Ridge Road
- Ordinance designating the Alexander S. and Mary R. Hanes House as a historic landmark
- Second reading of an ordinance amending City Code to comply with S.B. 300
- Mayor Joines' recommendations for appointments to various city boards
City Council
The City Council is reviewing several items on the consent agenda, including budget amendments for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The meeting includes decisions on various city contracts for street resurfacing, public art, and transit technology updates.
- $7,595,587.65 contract for city street resurfacing with APAC-Atlantic, Inc.
- $1,050,000 contract for public art services on the Salem Parkway Bridge
- $697,045 contract for security officer services at City Hall and Bryce A. Stuart
- $550,000 contract for real-time passenger information for WSTA buses
- Ordinance to allow wildlife officers to discharge rifles at Smith Reynolds Airport
General Government Committee
The committee is reviewing several ordinances, including new rules for affordable housing and the Housing Justice Act. Members will also discuss wildlife management at Smith Reynolds Airport and a $100,000 budget contribution to a film workforce initiative.
- $100,000 budget amendment for Film Partnership of North Carolina’s Workforce Development Initiative
- Ordinance allowing wildlife officers to discharge rifles at Smith Reynolds Airport
- Proposed ordinances regarding affordable housing and the Housing Justice Act
- Ordinance revising requirements for keeping chickens, fowl, or pigeons
- Designation of Alexander S. and Mary R. Hanes House as a local historic landmark
Public Works Committee
The committee will review proposed amendments to the Unified Development Ordinances regarding chemical and battery manufacturing standards. The agenda also includes updates on transit services and building codes for the Weaver Fertilizer Plant.
- Proposed UDO amendments for chemical and battery manufacturing standards
- Building and fire code information for the Winston Weaver Fertilizer Plant
- Winston-Salem Transit Authority services update
- Public hearing date for closing part of Townsend Drive
- Public hearing date for closing alley ways off West End Boulevard
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing several budget amendments and service contracts. Items include infrastructure improvements, public art services, and property insurance acquisitions.
- $7,595,587.65 contract for resurfacing city streets
- $1,050,000 contract for Salem Parkway Bridge public art services
- $1,080,472 purchase of property and machinery insurance
- $500,000 agreement for Truist Stadium MLB updates design
- $163,975 for Cloverdale Avenue Pedestrian Improvement easements
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee will review an ordinance to set a 25 mph speed limit on West Sprague Street. The committee is also scheduled to receive a report regarding violent crime initiatives.
- Ordinance amending Section 42-122(f) for a 25 mph speed limit on West Sprague Street
- Report on violent crime initiatives
- Approval of May 9, 2022, committee minutes
FInance Committee Budget Workshop
The Finance Committee is reviewing responses to questions from the Mayor and Council regarding the budget. The committee will consider changes to the proposed budget and a recommended property tax rate. Members will also preview items for the June 21 City Council agenda, including capital plans and personnel resolution amendments.
- Consideration of recommended budget and property tax rate (22-0368)
- Approval of 2023-2028 Capital Plan (22-0369)
- One-time supplement payment for Police Officers' Retirement System (22-0370)
- Adoption of financial policies (22-0371)
- Amendments to personnel resolutions regarding merit pay and public safety pay plans (22-0372)
City Council
The City Council will conduct public hearings on several rezoning petitions across various wards. These include requests for residential, commercial, and industrial uses. The council will also consider a utility commission re-appointment.
- Withdrawal request received for 1520 Doune Street zoning petition
- Rezoning of 88.08 acres near Somerset Drive to include day care and residential uses
- Rezoning of 9.94 acres on South Peace Haven Road for a religious institution and special events center
- Rezoning of 7.09 acres at Back Forty Drive to light industrial use
- Re-appointment of Yvonne H. Hines to the City/County Utility Commission
FInance Committee Budget Workshop
The Finance Committee will review the proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Capital Budget. The meeting also includes a review of a potential Limited Obligation Bond Package.
- Overview of Proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Capital Budget
- Review of Potential Limited Obligation Bond Package
Finance Committee Budget Public Hearing
The Finance Committee will hold a public hearing regarding the proposed City of Winston-Salem budget for fiscal year 2022-2023. The agenda also includes other topics for discussion.
- Public Hearing on Proposed City of Winston-Salem Budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023
- Other Topics for Discussion
FInance Committee Budget Workshop
The Finance Committee will review the proposed operating budget for Fiscal Year 2022-2023. The meeting also includes a review of resident survey data and other discussion topics.
- Proposed Fiscal Year 2022-2023 Operating Budget presentation
- Review of Resident Survey Data
City Council
The Winston-Salem City Council is reviewing budget amendments and various service contracts. The agenda also includes discussions on housing development, road closures, and property demolition orders.
- $600,000 contract for public safety cameras from Call24
- $190,452.33 contract for work uniforms from J & E Uniforms, Inc.
- Financing for The Flats at Peters Creek 62-unit rental development
- $73,000 contract for .Net developer services from RadGov, Inc.
- $136,233 contract for fireworks shows from Hale Artificier, Inc.
General Government Committee
The committee will consider the FY 23 Housing and Community Development Program annual plan for submission to HUD. The agenda also includes ordinances for the demolition of several structures and updates on chicken regulations.
- Resolution approving the FY 23 Housing and Community Development Program annual plan
- Ordinances ordering the demolition of structures at 3460 New Walkertown Road and 1422 E. 23rd Street
- Ordinance amending City Code to comply with S.B. 300 requirements
- Ordinance regarding remote participation in meetings
- Information on chicken regulations in Winston-Salem and peer cities
Public Works Committee
The committee will review updates on high priority drainage projects and the Winston Weaver Fire environmental impact. Members will also discuss proposed changes to the architectural lighting policy for displays in the public right-of-way.
- Resolution fixing a public hearing date for closing portions of Eleventh Street and Ivy Avenue
- Update on high priority drainage projects within the public right-of-way
- Environmental update regarding the Winston Weaver Fire
- Proposed updates to the architectural lighting policy for displays in the public right-of-way
Finance Committee
The committee will consider budget amendments for the 2021-2022 fiscal year and various service contracts. Items include funding for public safety cameras, work uniforms, and fire safety upgrades. The agenda also includes financing for a 72-unit rental development.
- $600,000 contract for public safety cameras and installation services from Call24
- $190,452.33 contract for work uniforms with J & E Uniforms, Inc.
- Permanent financing for The Flats at Peters Creek, a 72-unit family rental development
- $136,233 contract for fireworks shows with Hale Artificier, Inc.
- $73,000 contract for .Net developer services from RadGov, Inc.
Public Safety Committee
The committee will receive an update on the Co-Responder RTI model for mental health responses. Members will also review quarterly status reports regarding capital projects and performance indicators.
- Update on Alternatives to Police Mental Health Response Model
- Quarterly Key Work Item, Capital Project, and Performance Indicator Data report
- Approval of April 11, 2022, Public Safety Committee minutes
Special Meeting of the City Council
The City Council will meet with the Forsyth County Legislative Delegation to discuss local legislative issues for 2022. The meeting focuses on identifying the city's legislative priorities.
- Discussion of 2022 local legislative issues
City Council
The City Council will consider several zoning petitions, including a multifamily development plan at West Second Street and retail changes at Peters Creek Parkway. The agenda also includes requests to continue hearings for properties on South Peace Haven Road and Doune Street. Additionally, the Mayor will present recommendations for various advisory committee appointments.
- Final Development Plan for multifamily development at West Second Street and Brookstown Avenue
- Rezoning for retail and restaurant use at Peters Creek Parkway and Southpark Boulevard
- Rezoning of 9.94 acres on South Peace Haven Road for a religious institution and special events center
- Conversion of townhouse development to single-family residential on Murray Road
- Appointments to the M/WBE Advisory Committee and other city commissions
City Council
The Winston-Salem City Council will consider several items, including the consolidation of fire dispatch services with Forsyth County. The agenda also includes budget amendments and various contract changes for city facilities and infrastructure. Additionally, the council will review updates to city personnel policies regarding leave and incentives.
- Consolidation of City and County Fire Dispatch Services (C-20)
- $116,000 change order for security services at City Hall and Bryce A. Stuart facilities (C-7)
- $125,300 contract change order for Sprague Street Pool Conversion (C-9)
- $181,300 for predevelopment services for two sites (G-1)
- Amendments to city personnel resolutions regarding paid holidays and parental leave (C-22, C-24)
General Government Committee
The General Government Committee will review resolutions to amend city personnel policies regarding paid holidays, parental leave, and incentives for hard-to-fill positions. The meeting also includes discussions on suspending COVID-19 vaccination incentives and reviewing the College Advisory Board annual report.
- Resolution to suspend City of Winston-Salem COVID-19 vaccination incentives and testing policy
- Amendments to city personnel resolutions regarding paid holidays
- Amendments to city personnel resolutions for hard-to-fill position incentives
- Amendments to city personnel resolutions regarding paid parental leave
- Information on North Carolina Social Districts (House Bill 890)
Public Works Committee
The committee is reviewing an agreement with Cliffdale Woods HOA for decorative streetlighting. It will also set public hearing dates for petitions to close portions of Helen Avenue and Midway Road. Additionally, the agenda includes fertilizer plant zoning research and a deferred maintenance update.
- Agreement with Cliffdale Woods HOA for decorative streetlighting
- Public hearing date set for May 16, 2022, regarding Helen Avenue closure petition
- Public hearing date set for May 16, 2022, regarding Midway Road closure petition
- Research and recommendations on fertilizer plant zoning regulations
- Update on the deferred maintenance report
Finance Committee
The Winston-Salem Finance Committee is meeting to consider a budget amendment for the 2021-2022 fiscal year and various grant applications. The committee will also review funding for infrastructure projects, including sewer rehabilitation and security services.
- Ordinance amending the 2021-2022 Project Budget Ordinance
- $116,000 change order for security services at City Hall and Bryce A. Stuart facilities
- $125,300 contract change order for Sprague Street Pool conversion
- ARPA grant applications for sewer rehabilitation in Sprague and Washington Parks
- $46,500 for technical assistance to establish a Land Bank program
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider resolutions regarding the co-location of 911 call centers at the Forsyth County Public Safety Center. The agenda also includes a proposal for the consolidation of City and County fire dispatch services.
- Resolution 22-0149: Agreement to co-locate 911 Call Centers at 301 N. Church Street
- Resolution 22-0196: Agreement for the consolidation of City and County Fire Dispatch Services
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on several zoning petitions for residential and commercial uses. The council will also consider an ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinances in response to state legislation.
- Zoning petition for 9.72-acre manufactured housing development on High Point Road
- Zoning petition for 2.16-acre site near Hanes Mall Boulevard
- Zoning petition for 2.37-acre property on N. Patterson Avenue
- Ordinance amending Unified Development Ordinances regarding decriminalization
City Council
The Council will review budget amendments for the 2021-2022 fiscal year and ARPA revenue loss. The agenda includes several service contracts, property sales, and a $30 million commitment to affordable housing. Other items involve traffic calming policies and street renaming.
- $30 million authorization for affordable housing
- $4,020,000 purchase of twelve collection vehicles from Carolina Environmental Systems
- $8,000,000 sale of city-owned land to Front Street Capital
- $300,000 contract for Code Enforcement Supplemental Services
- Ordinance regulating golf cart operation on public streets
Committee of the Whole of the City Council
The Committee of the Whole will review a presentation regarding the Capital Improvement Plan. The session includes a report on unfunded departmental needs and other community needs.
- Capital Improvement Plan presentation (22-0179)
- Review of unfunded departmental needs
- Review of other community needs
- LOBS Information Item Memo
General Government Committee
The Committee will consider resolutions regarding legislative priorities and interlocal agreements with Forsyth County. Members will also receive updates on affordable housing, the Liberty Street Corridor development, and city recruitment efforts.
- Development of a Transformational Center in the Liberty Street Corridor
- Ordinance updates for affordable housing and the Housing Justice Act
- Resolution calling on the federal government to address student loan debt
- Interlocal agreement with Forsyth County for 2530 Pittsburg Avenue maintenance
- Amendments to Unified Development Ordinances regarding decriminalization
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will consider updates to the city's traffic calming policy and a $1,500 plan for Goldfloss Street. The agenda includes an ordinance regarding golf cart operations on certain streets and a street renaming request. Additionally, the committee will receive information on Salem Parkway streetlights and federal transportation grants.
- Resolution approving changes to the Traffic Calming Policy
- $1,500 for the Goldfloss Street Traffic Calming Plan
- Ordinance regulating golf carts on streets with speed limits of 35 mph or less
- Solar photovoltaic system installation at Bryce A. Stuart Municipal Building
- Public hearing to rename Rosewood Avenue to Snyder Garden Avenue
Finance Committee
The Finance Committee is reviewing budget amendments related to affordable housing and coronavirus recovery funds. The agenda includes several contract awards for mowing services, security equipment, and recycling vehicles. Members will also consider property sales involving NCDOT and Front Street Capital.
- Authorization of $30 million for affordable housing funds
- Sale of city land to Front Street Capital for $8,000,000
- Purchase of twelve collection vehicles for $4,020,000
- Contract with NWN Corporation for security equipment totaling $156,175.43
- Mowing services contract with Piedmont Landscape Management Company, Inc. for $738,640
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider resolutions for interlocal agreements between the City and Forsyth County regarding the Cure Violence Program and 911 Call Center co-location. The agenda also includes information on citywide recruitment efforts and Winston-Salem Police Department retention strategies. Additionally, a pilot program for automated license plate readers will be presented.
- Interlocal agreement to administer the Cure Violence Program
- Agreement to co-locate 911 Call Centers at 301 N. Church Street
- City recruitment and retention efforts
- WSPD recruitment and retention strategies
- Pilot program for Automated License Plate Readers
City Council
The City Council will hold public hearings on two zoning petitions for Cole Road and Vest Mill Road. The council will also consider a resolution to award a new contract for police crime center services.
- Zoning petition W-3415 (RS9 to NO-S) for property on Cole Road
- Zoning petition W-3515 (RS9 to RM12-S) for property at Vest Mill Road
- $638,965.63 contract for Police Department Real Time Crime Center services
- Resolution recognizing the 2020 WSSU Rams Men's Basketball Team
Committee of the Whole of the City Council
The Committee of the Whole is conducting a workshop focused on affordable housing. The session includes discussions on the Affordable Housing Toolkit and next steps for this strategic plan priority.
- Discussion of Affordable Housing Toolkit
- Review of affordable housing as a Strategic Plan Priority
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan and various budget amendments. The agenda includes several infrastructure contracts, including a new fire station and park renovations. Officials will also review fund disbursement for residents impacted by the Winston Weaver fertilizer plant fire.
- $4,357,750 construction contract for Fire Station 3 replacement with Holden Building Company, Inc.
- $185,000 contract for investment consulting services with Alex Brown, a Division of Raymond James Financial Inc.
- $117,547.80 purchase of data center storage hardware from Data Network Solutions, Inc.
- $116,610 change order for Winston Lake Park Redevelopment, Phase 2
- Fund disbursement agreement for residents impacted by the Winston Weaver fertilizer plant fire
General Government Committee
The committee will consider authorizing CDBG and General Obligation Bond Funds for Phase 1 of the Choice Neighborhoods Initiative. The agenda also includes adopting the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan and reviewing 2022 legislative priorities. Additionally, ordinances regarding structure demolitions will be addressed.
- Authorization of CDBG and General Obligation Bond Funds for Choice Neighborhoods Phase 1
- Adoption of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
- Amendments to Personnel Resolution regarding position classifications and pay grades
- Demolition orders for structures at 37 Robinhood Circle, 3053 Luther Street, and 4430 Robinhood Road
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee will review quarterly capital project data and the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. The agenda also includes updates on bicycle master plan priorities and proposed regulations for golf cart operations.
- Ordinance amendments to regulate golf carts on streets with speed limits of 35 mph or less
- New regulations for golf carts for hire
- Resolution adopting the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
- Easement conveyance to Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
- Bicycle Master Plan priorities update
Finance Committee
The committee will review several budget amendments, contract awards, and property acquisitions. Items include a construction contract for Fire Station 3 Replacement and the adoption of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. The agenda also covers federal grant awards and CARES Act fund reallocation.
- Construction contract for Fire Station 3 Replacement: $4,357,750
- Contract with Data Network Solutions, Inc. for storage hardware: $117,547.80
- Investment consulting services contract: $185,000
- Change order for Winston Lake Park Redevelopment, Phase 2: $116,610
- Property acquisition on Crosland Road: $55,000
Public Safety Committee
The committee will consider a construction contract for Fire Station 3 and the adoption of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan. Discussions include the City/County Fire 911 merger and various grant applications for fire and emergency response. The agenda also features presentations on youth initiatives and violence prevention reports.
- $4,357,750 construction contract for Fire Station 3 Replacement
- Adoption of the 2022-2025 Strategic Plan
- Ordinance amendment for handicap parking at 508 NE 28th Street
- Information on City/County Fire 911 Merger and Co-Location
- Presentation on 2022 SAFER Grant application
City Council
The council will hold public hearings on several zoning petitions and a voluntary annexation of Frazier Ridge. They will also consider amendments to the Unified Development Ordinances regarding accessory dwelling units and parking requirements. Additionally, the agenda includes resolutions honoring fire and retired city employees.
- Rezoning petition at S. Stratford Road and S. Westview Drive
- Site plan amendment for Ujima Community Development Corporation on Barbara Jane Avenue
- Voluntary annexation of approximately 33.856 acres known as Frazier Ridge
- Ordinance amendments regarding accessory dwelling units and parking requirements
- Financing modifications for Emmanuel Retirement Village
City Council
The City Council will consider several budget amendments and infrastructure contracts. Agenda items include renovations for Belview Community Center and Quarry Park, as well as new recycling service agreements.
- $4,400,000 construction contract for Belview Community Center Renovation
- $3,670,000 contract with Waste Management of Carolinas, Inc. for recycling services
- $543,722.63 contract for the Police Department Real Time Crime Center
- $451,000 contract for Old Salisbury Road Failure Repair Project design and permitting
- $766,000 change order for Quarry Park, Phase 2 Improvements
General Government Committee
The committee will receive information regarding a Transformational Center in the Liberty Street Corridor. The agenda also includes revisions to the City’s COVID-19 vaccination policy and an ordinance regarding residency requirements.
- Ordinance amending residency restrictions for the City of Winston-Salem
- Resolution revising the City's COVID-19 vaccination policy
- Information on a Transformational Center in the Liberty Street Corridor
- Resolution to adjust position classifications and pay grades
- Overview of redlining in Winston-Salem
Public Works Committee
The Public Works Committee is considering a contract for the Old Salisbury Road Failure Repair Project. The agenda also includes funding for West End Boulevard traffic calming and an agreement with Crown Castle Fiber LLC. Additionally, the committee will set a public hearing date for the annexation of Frazier Ridge.
- $451,000 contract award to KCI Associates of NC for Old Salisbury Road repair design and permitting
- $87,450 for West End Boulevard Traffic Calming Plan funding and construction
- Master Encroachment Agreement with Crown Castle Fiber LLC for Small Cell Wireless Facilities
- 20-foot no-build easement conveyance to Mayfair At Liberty Holdings, LLC
- Public hearing date set for February 7, 2022, regarding the Frazier Ridge annexation
Finance Committee
The committee will review several budget amendments and contract awards for city projects. Items include construction contracts for community centers, recycling services, and police technology. The agenda also includes property transfers and infrastructure repair projects.
- $4,400,000 construction contract for Belview Community Center Renovation
- $3,670,000 recycling services contract with Waste Management of Carolinas, Inc.
- $543,722.63 contract for Police Department Real Time Crime Center technology
- $451,000 design and permitting contract for Old Salisbury Road repairs
- $766,000 change order for Quarry Park, Phase 2 Improvements
Public Safety Committee
The Public Safety Committee is reviewing several ordinances to modify street regulations in Winston-Salem. These include changes to speed limits on Longview Drive, weight limits on Tracy Street, and curb loading at 633 North Liberty Street. The committee is also considering grant applications for the DWI Task Force and program extensions for the DRIVE initiative.
- 25 mph speed limit ordinance for Longview Drive
- Truck weight limitation ordinance for Tracy Street
- Curb loading zone ordinance for 633 North Liberty Street
- Grant application for the Forsyth County DWI Task Force
- 10-month extension for the DRIVE program in Forsyth County
City Council
The Winston-Salem City Council will review several zoning petitions for residential and service developments across various wards. The agenda also includes the approval of multiple contracts for infrastructure materials, equipment, and professional services.
- Purchase order for six scow bed dump trucks totaling $602,088
- Contract for concrete pipe from Foltz Holding Company, Inc. for $354,817.80
- Zoning petition for 50.01 acres of residential development on Old Lexington Road
- Contract for corrugated metal pipe from Pomona Supply Company for $308,296.80
- Contract for federal legislative and lobbying consulting services for $90,000