Roads and transportation items in Town of Apex, between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Roads and transportation | 76 |
| Contracts and procurement | 14 |
| Parks and recreation | 12 |
| Rezoning | 12 |
| Comprehensive plan | 7 |
| Environment and sustainability | 7 |
| Housing and affordability | 7 |
| Land conversion and large development | 7 |
| Police and public safety | 7 |
| Schools and education | 7 |
| Public facilities | 5 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 5 |
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Authorizes limited obligation bonds of up to $16 million over 20 years at no more than 5% interest. Preliminary figures are $5.08 million for streetscape work including Salem Street, $4.51 million for Town Hall, $3.40 million for the Tunstall House and $2 million for land for a future public safety station. The Local…
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Merit Group LLC asks to rezone 32.35 acres on N. Salem Street and Charlion Downs Lane from Residential Agricultural, Rural Residential and conditional Planned Commercial zoning (PC-CZ #15CZ02) to a conditional Planned Unit Development for a mixed-use project.Recommended for approval with two members opposed, adding a request for more setback for the townhouse districts along Britley Way and the staff revision on the northbound left turn lane and median a…Public hearing Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentRezoningRoads and transportationStormwater and flooding
- 1201 N Salem St · 5.4 acres · Chappell, Elizabeth Burgess Burgess, Andrew Judson Jr
- 1205 N Salem St · 2.5 acres · Dlg Holdings LLC
- 1207 N Salem St · 4.5 acres · Chappell, Elizabeth Burgess
- 1301 N Salem St · 2.7 acres · Thompson, June N
- 1303 N Salem St · 0.41 acres · Thompson, June N
- 1401 N Salem St · 0.39 acres · Merit Group LLC
- 1403 N Salem St · 1.1 acres · Merit Group LLC
- 1405 N Salem St · 0.49 acres · Gilbert, Geraldine L Heirs
- 1409 N Salem St · 3.0 acres · Dlg Holdings LLC
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Apex pays Holly Springs $100,000 toward a pedestrian signal where the Middle Creek Greenway crosses Sunset Lake Road, on the boundary between the two towns.
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Awards construction of the Downtown Safe Routes to School and Transit Connections project, which builds walking and cycling routes between downtown, its schools and transit stops.
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Starts the process to close a right-of-way at Chapel Ridge North and sets the hearing for 13 October 2026.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Approves a speed hump north of Vatersay Drive.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Seats to be filled.
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Staff update on the parade route.
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A structural assessment of the greenway bridges and boardwalks at Crestmont and Green Moor.Informational; no board action requested
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Rezoning case 26Z03, an amendment to the Veridia special district for a Wake Tech campus.Board recommended approval unanimously
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Rezoning case 26CZ04 on Evans Road.Board recommended approval unanimously, with a staff-recommended condition to extend curb and a 5-foot sidewalk along the property's Evans Road frontage
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A write-off of utility debt predating 2020 and consolidation of the law enforcement special separation allowance fund into the general fund. Capital amendments for a park renovation design, greenway crosswalk improvements, a cybersecurity grant award and safe routes to school projects.
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The annual financial audit and compliance review for the year ending 30 June 2026, construction of the western transmission main phase 2, public records software through June 2029, and a five-year janitorial contract from 1 July 2026.Contract or award AnnexationContracts and procurementEthics and transparencyRezoningRoads and transportationWater and sewer
- 2913 Evans Rd · 0.48 acres · Zion Land Management LLC
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Abandoning part of the water, sewer and access easements at a car dealership site, and conveying eight police vehicles to a community college.Resolution Budget and appropriationsContracts and procurementGrants and outside fundingPolice and public safetyRoads and transportationSchools and educationWater and sewer
- 1210 Laura Village Dr · 30 acres · Hendrick Automotive Group
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Appointments to the Multimodal Transportation Advisory Board.
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The meeting's only public hearing: rezoning case 25CZ23, an amendment to the Horton Park planned unit development.Public hearing Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentRezoningRoads and transportation
- 8252 Smith Rd · 7.4 acres · Horton Park Investments LLC
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Study of moving CSX switching operations out of downtown. Switching is what produces the noise and blocked crossings downtown, so relocating it changes what is possible there.
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Operational improvements at the intersection, project HL-0173.
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The written reasoning recorded alongside a refusal, which is what an applicant would rely on in any challenge.
- 2728 Holland Rd · 10 acres · Teeter, Victor L Teeter, Cindy L
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$898,925.
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Wake County's Board of Elections director briefed the council on moving to even-year municipal elections, with a possible resolution expressing the town's interest.
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A public hearing on amending the town's transportation plan to add a future extension of Pristine Water Drive.
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Arrangements for the town parade.
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The council awarded a $1,536,725 contract to Roadworks Construction Company for the Justice Heights street extension project.
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Aligns a future major collector between the end of Pristine Water Drive and Ten Ten Road, tied to a proposed development at 2320 Ten Ten Road. The applicant would build from Ten Ten Road to the property edge, add a dedicated driveway from the Knights Play golf course parking lot to the extension so traffic can reach t…Recommended 8-1, chair recused
- 2320 Ten Ten Rd · 35 acres · Brite Properties LLC
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Council sets the final agenda, including items added or pulled.
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Fills vacancies on the town's Multimodal Transportation Advisory Board.
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Six residents spoke, on data centers and air quality, tree loss, traffic study methodology, and the town's license plate camera contract.
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Rezoning case 25CZ10, Welch Homestead: about 83.53 acres north of Old US Highway 1 and east of New Hill Olive Chapel Road, for up to 270 detached houses and townhouses at roughly 3.3 units per acre. Conditions include perimeter buffers, facade materials, widening Old US 1 to four lanes with turn lanes at the entrance,…
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Annexation number 825, taking in two parcels at 631 Wimberly Road totalling about a quarter of an acre.
- 631 Wimberly Rd · 3.7 acres · Smith, Staley C Hoffler, Haley S
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A transportation plan amendment adding the Deer Creek greenway connector, running from the future extension of Adirondack Way to the Deer Creek corridor across land north of Olive Chapel Road that is currently outside the town and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.
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The feasibility study for a bicycle and pedestrian tunnel under the CSX tracks at Tingen Road, replacing the road crossing that must close when the Peakway Southwest connector bridge opens. The tunnel was chosen over three bridge options. Design is programd at about 300,000 dollars against an estimated 11 million doll…
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Transportation plan amendments matching the plan to the Tingen Road tunnel design: a side path along Salem Street to an off-road trail under the railway, returning to grade at James Street.
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Rezoning case 25CZ19, Camp Branch Lane: about 22 acres west of NC 540, from rural residential to medium density conditional zoning for detached houses only at up to four units per acre. Streams crossing the site drive narrower lot widths and setbacks. Conditions include right-of-way dedication and widening Holland Roa…
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CN1 Interlocal Agreement - CAMPO - Study of Five Potential Multimodal Access Points at Pleasant ParkInterlocal agreement with the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization to study five potential multimodal access points at Pleasant Park.
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Ordinance amendment updating stop and yield sign locations.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Updates to town engineering standards for traffic circles, turnarounds, and roundabouts.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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A feasibility study on replacing the Tingen Road railroad crossing, which must close when the Apex Peakway southwest connector bridge opens, with a bicycle and pedestrian tunnel under the CSX line. Staff recommended advancing it through right-of-way plans.Recommended for advancement to Town Council; carried with at least one dissenting vote
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An amendment to the town's bicycle and pedestrian system plan for the Tingen Road and Salem Street crossing.Recommended for approval unanimously
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An amendment to the long-range bicycle and pedestrian system plan adding a greenway connection at the Estates at Olive Chapel.Recommended for approval unanimously
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A planned unit development rezoning for the Welch Homestead in the New Hill area. Neighbors raised buffering, fencing and lighting; the discussion also covered whether a corn crib on the site could be moved rather than lost.Recommended for approval unanimously
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A conditional rezoning on Camp Branch Lane, near the geographic center of Apex.Recommended for approval unanimously
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An artisan residence proposal returns with an updated plan next meeting. A member is experimenting with an augmented reality scan of a mural on the White Oak Greenway, aiming at an interactive experience shareable by email.
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Staff discuss priorities for transit service implementation.
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Staff brief council on phase 3 of the downtown master plan and the Commerce Street corridor.
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Council enters an oversight agreement with NCDOT for the Apex Peakway North widening project between Center Street and Old Raleigh Road.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Council approves relocating electric facilities along Jessie Drive for the Jessie Drive Phase 1 improvements project.
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Council awards a construction contract to Blythe Construction for the 2026 road rehabilitation project.
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Council corrects a previously approved resolution closing a portion of Walden Road.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Planning staff will walk the Council and Planning Board through background research on data centers, including facility types, potential impacts (energy and water use, noise, traffic, land use, economic effects, public health and safety), possible mitigation measures, and how other municipalities have addressed the is…
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Amendments covering the temporary turnarounds built at the end of stub streets, which came out of a resident's comment at the December meeting. Goes to the town council on 13 January.Recommended for approval unanimously, 7-0
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Transportation and Infrastructure Development staff bring a construction contract award for the Salem Streetscape project to the council.
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An agreement with NCDOT for federal funds reimbursement covering right-of-way acquisition for a new sidewalk along Tunstall Avenue and Center Street.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A companion review-and-oversight agreement with NCDOT for the same Tunstall Avenue and Center Street sidewalk project.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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An interlocal agreement with Holly Springs for Apex to reimburse $150,253 toward intersection improvements at Old US 1 and Holland/Friendship Road.
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A multi-year master services agreement with RoadSafe Traffic Systems for on-call traffic control services through mid-2028.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A capital project ordinance amendment to accept a $200,000 state Great Trail grant for the Reedy Branch Greenway.
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Conveyance of a right-of-way deed to NCDOT connected to Olive Chapel Road repair work.Procedural Roads and transportation
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Public hearing on amending the town's thoroughfare/collector street map and bicycle/pedestrian system map to accommodate the Veridea development.
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Public hearing on a developer-requested order to close a portion of Walden Road.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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Award of a construction contract for the Salem Streetscape project; the agenda lists this as a placeholder pending final details.
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Amendments related to the Veridea sustainable development plan.Approved unanimously, 7-0 with one member recusedOrdinance Roads and transportation
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Amendments related to the Veridea sustainable development plan.Approved unanimously, 7-0 with one member recused
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A public hearing on transportation plan amendments tied to the Hopson Gateway rezoning case.
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An ordinance amendment to Chapter 18 on temporary seating obstructions in the right-of-way at approved special events.Ordinance Roads and transportation
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Council member Brett Gantt asks the council to discuss and give direction on student parking near 8008 Humie Olive Road.Discussion item Roads and transportation
- 8008 Humie Olive Rd · 1.3 acres · Scott, Annie Mae
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Approved unanimously, 8-0
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Consent approval of an agreement with NCDOT to relocate a town water line on Olive Chapel Road as part of the Beaver Creek bridge reconstruction.
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Consent authorization to initiate sidewalk extension projects across CSX railroad tracks at Center Street and East Chatham Street.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Consent resolution setting a public hearing on closing part of Walden Road.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Updates on West Street Park's conceptual plan, greenway projects at Haddon Hall and Reedy Branch, final design for Pleasant Park, and a schematic design contract for the Environmental Education Center.Presentation Roads and transportation
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Staff asked whether to pursue a bike track at North Beaver Creek Greenway that community youth built and presented to the council in August, including options for a public-private partnership or budgeting it as a new or future capital project.
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Amendments to the transit plan map following acceptance of the Apex Transit Prioritization Plan. The hearing was opened after the vote had been taken; nobody came forward and the vote stood.Approved unanimously, 9-0
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