Siler City, North Carolina
Reuniones recientes
Board of Commissioners
La Junta de Comisionados de Siler City aprobó una enmienda presupuestaria para financiar la compra de 1795 Airport Rd utilizando una subvención de la FAA. La ordenanza aumenta la asignación para la cuenta de Aviation Grant en $178,000.
- Enmienda presupuestaria para Airport Grant Land Acquisition
- Aumento de asignación de $178,000 para 10-390-0300 Aviation Grant
- Compra de 1795 Airport Rd usando la subvención AIG/BIL
- Acuerdo de servicios contratados por un total de $789,213.00
Board of Commissioners
La Junta de Comisionados llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la propuesta Ordenanza de Desarrollo Unificada (UDO), considerará una segunda adenda al acuerdo de empleo del Administrador Municipal con un COLA del 3.1% que eleva el salario a $138,184.93, y discutirá el estacionamiento restringido en East Cardinal Street y el cambio de nombre de Hill Street a McClain Street.
- Audiencia pública sobre la Ordenanza de Desarrollo Unificada (UDO)
- Segunda adenda al acuerdo de empleo del Administrador Municipal: COLA a $138,184.93
- East Cardinal Street - discusión sobre estacionamiento restringido
- Cambio de nombre de Hill Street a McClain Street
- Informe financiero mensual
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2026/2027 budget of $33,250,928, which includes a property tax rate of $0.54 per $100 valuation and $1.61 million in capital projects. The board will also consider consent agenda items including minutes, a budget amendment for water and sewer debt service, and a proclamation for Parks and Recreation Month. The meeting is a special session following the May 4 regular meeting where the budget was presented and a sewer allocation plan for five developments was approved.
- Public hearing on FY 2026/2027 budget
- 2026.19 Budget Amendment for Water & Sewer Debt Service
- Parks and Recreation Proclamation for July 2026
- Monthly financial report (tabled)
The Board held a public hearing and unanimously approved the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Budget. Commissioner Hauser proposed reducing Spring Chicken Festival vendor fees and adding a refundable deposit, but no vote was taken. The consent agenda, including prior minutes, a budget amendment, and a parks proclamation, was also approved.
- Approved FY 2026-2027 Budget (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including May 4, 2026 minutes (unanimous)
- Approved Budget Amendment 2026.19 Water & Sewer Debt Service (consent)
- Approved Parks and Recreation Proclamation for July 2026 (consent)
Board of Commissioners
The Board of Commissioners will consider adopting the Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for fiscal years 2026-2027 and beyond. The CIP is a multi-year planning framework that prioritizes capital projects for infrastructure, public safety, and facilities, but does not authorize any expenditures. Projects will be funded through the annual budget process.
- CIP developed through structured process: department requests, board ranking, community input
- Weighted scoring: 30% department, 40% board, 30% town manager and finance review
- Adoption by resolution – planning document only, no expenditure commitment
- CIP aligns with Board of Commissioners’ Strategic Plan
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hear the Manager's presentation of the proposed budget for the next fiscal year. Consent agenda includes several proclamations, a budget amendment, and appointment of a floodplain administrator. Old business covers the Capital Improvement Plan, and new business involves a Sewer Allocation Plan.
- Manager's FY 2026/2027 recommended budget presentation
- 2026.18 Budget Amendment - Governing Body and Administration
- Appointment of Floodplain Administrator
- Sewer Allocation Plan discussion
- Public Service Recognition Week, Municipal Clerks Week, Police Week, Public Works Week proclamations
The Board approved a letter of recommendation for sewer allocation of 400,000 gallons per day to five residential developments (Serenity Estates, Fox Haven, Everest Park, Love’s Creek, Mid-State) totaling 3,460 units. The consent agenda was adopted, including a budget amendment and several proclamations. The Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Capital Improvement Plan was also adopted unanimously.
- Approved sewer allocation recommendation for 5 developments (unanimous)
- Adopted Capital Improvement Plan for FY 2026-2027 (unanimous)
- Approved consent agenda including budget amendment and proclamations (unanimous)
- Approved agenda as presented (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board will hold the second budget work session for the upcoming fiscal year. They will also consider a resolution opposing potential modifications to property tax authority. The consent agenda includes approval of the previous meeting's minutes.
- Budget work session for FY 26/27
- Resolution opposing modifications to property tax authority
- Approval of April 6 meeting minutes
The Board approved the consent agenda and unanimously passed a resolution opposing modifications to local property tax authority. A budget work session included updates on the Capital Improvement Plan, fee schedule changes, and a pay study, but no final budget decisions were made.
- Approved consent agenda (unanimous)
- Approved resolution opposing modifications to local property tax authority (unanimous)
Board of Commissioners
The Board will vote on a consent agenda with budget amendments and a position realignment of Community Planner to Downtown Manager. Old business includes discussing a panhandling ordinance and a feasibility study for a youth park space at the Health Department. Public comment will be heard.
- Approval of Budget Amendments
- Position Realignment – Community Planner to Downtown Manager
- Panhandling Ordinance discussion
- Health Department Youth Park Space Feasibility Study
- TriRiver Water update
The Board unanimously approved an ordinance amending Chapter 17 to restrict panhandling, begging, and solicitation in specific locations, including traffic medians and high-traffic areas, with a requirement that medians be at least four feet wide. The ordinance aims to address safety concerns and aggressive solicitation. Separately, the Board approved a $20,000 grant from Chatham County Public Health for a youth park feasibility study (5-1).
- Approved panhandling ordinance regulating solicitation in public rights-of-way and medians (unanimous)
- Approved $20,000 grant for youth park feasibility study, no local match required (5-1)