Parks and recreation items in City of Durham
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Parks and recreation | 54 |
| Appointments and personnel | 19 |
| Roads and transportation | 9 |
| Public facilities | 5 |
| Environment and sustainability | 4 |
| Contracts and procurement | 3 |
| Grants and outside funding | 3 |
| Arts and public art | 2 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 2 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
| Comprehensive plan | 1 |
| Farmland and open space | 1 |
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A supplemental agreement of up to $643,415, plus $31,342 contingency, for environmental and geotechnical design on parks built over old pre-regulatory landfills.
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An application for a $15 million Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership grant from the National Park Service Land and Water Conservation Fund.
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Maryellen Green is reappointed to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission in the recreation, urban trails and greenways seat, to August 31, 2028.
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A guaranteed maximum price amendment with the Balfour Beatty and Holt Brothers joint venture for the East End Longmeadow parks project, construction capped at $2,228,822 and the revised contract at $2,715,958.
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One seat representing recreation, urban trails and greenways, to August 2028.
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A public art commission for the Durham Aquatics Center, $375,000 to Immersive Material LLC, reaching $395,000 with contingency.
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An updated agreement with the state Department of Transportation for right-of-way acquisition on the Durham to Roxboro trail, at 1,383,703 dollars. It was added as a supplemental item.
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Awards a preconstruction services contract, not to exceed about $330,000 with contingency, for the Durham Rail Trail project.
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Appoints Nicholas Montoni to the Open Space & Trails Commission representing Ward 1, term to 2028.
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Authorizes condemnation of three properties on E. Trinity Avenue needed for the Durham Rail Trail project.
- 519 E Trinity Ave · 0.20 acres · Cangas, George A; Cangas, Janice M
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Authorizes $117,500 from Watershed Protection funds for a conservation easement project.
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The council receives the Parks and Recreation department's FY2025 annual report.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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The council considered a use agreement with the West End Community Foundation for the recreation center at 1309 Halley Street.
- 1309 Halley St · 1.6 acres · Calvary Ministries of the Westend INC
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Council was scheduled to appoint members to the Recreation Advisory Commission, Participatory Budgeting Steering Committee, Durham Workers' Rights Commission, Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, and Housing Appeals Board.
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A public hearing was scheduled on adding the Walltown Small Area Plan to the Durham Comprehensive Plan and reclassifying certain properties from Established Residential and Neighborhood Service Area into Recreation and Open Space and Community Institution place types.
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The consent agenda included appointments to fill eleven vacancies on the Mayor's Committee for Persons with Disabilities, one vacancy on the Durham Performing Arts Center Oversight Committee, and four vacancies on the Recreation Advisory Commission.
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The council was to receive two performance audits presented at the June 9 Audit Services Oversight Committee meeting: one on Parks and Recreation Department revenue, and one on the effectiveness of Neighborhood Improvement Services Human Relations Division case investigations.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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The consent agenda included a lease agreement with NCDOT for portions of the Durham & South Carolina Railroad corridor for use as a public recreational trail or alternative transportation facility.
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An outdoor aquatics centre for Durham Parks and Recreation.Other Parks and recreation
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Conveying skate park amenities.Resolution Parks and recreation
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An outdoor aquatics centre for Durham Parks and Recreation.Other Parks and recreation
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Resolution Parks and recreation
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Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Structural maintenance construction on parking facilities.
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Acceptance of $297,140 from the Department of Energy to install rooftop solar at the W.D. Hill Recreation Center, with a capital improvement ordinance amendment.
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An at-large appointment to the Open Space and Trails Commission with a term ending June 30, 2026.
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The council would appoint Maryellen (Maggie) Green to the Durham Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission, representing Recreation/Urban Trails and Greenways, filling a term through August 31, 2026 left vacant by Marissa Hartzler's resignation.
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Authorizes a $188,250 design contract with withArchitecture for the Forest Hills sprayground and playground project, plus an $18,825 contingency, for a $207,075 ceiling.
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It authorized Durham Parks and Recreation to apply for a $500,000 Great Trails State grant for the American Tobacco Trail.
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It authorized a $542,810.10 purchase contract with Bliss Products and Services for a playground and surface replacement at Sherwood Park, plus a $20,000 contingency fund, for a total of up to $562,810.10.Contract or award Parks and recreation
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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The council would introduce two General Obligation Bond Orders — $85,000,000 for parks and recreation, $115,000,000 for streets and sidewalks — and set a public hearing on both for June 17, 2024.
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The council would join an interlocal agreement with Durham County and the Central Pines Regional Council to share the cost of a planning and feasibility study for the Roxboro Rail Trail.
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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The council presents a proclamation marking the Year of the Trail.Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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The council would appoint Melissa Southern to the at-large seat on the Durham Open Space and Trails Commission, filling the term through June 30, 2023, left vacant by Derrick Beasley's resignation.
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The council would appoint Michael Johnston to the Recreation Advisory Commission, with a term expiring August 8, 2024.
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The council would appoint Kenneth Barnes as the mayor's appointee to the Recreation Advisory Commission, succeeding Rebecca Reyes, through August 2025.
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Would appoint W. Vinson Pierce III for Ward 1 and Terence Priester for Ward 2 to the Durham Open Space and Trails Commission.
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Would reappoint Bryan Luukinen as the mayor's appointee to the Durham Open Space and Trails Commission.
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Would appoint Lesley J. Stracks-Mullem and Teah Rawlings to the Recreation Advisory Commission and reappoint Jill S. Thomas.
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The council would appoint Jill S. Thomas to the Recreation Advisory Commission through August 8, 2022, replacing Eric Tullis.
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The council would receive the Durham Open Space and Trails Commission's 2021 annual report.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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The council would receive the Recreation Advisory Commission's 2021 report.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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The council would appoint Girija Mahajan to the Recreation Advisory Commission through August 8, 2024.
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The council considers appointing Tonia McRae as an at-large resident on the Durham Open Space & Trails Commission, succeeding Kamela Heyward-Rotini, with a term ending June 30, 2023.
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The council considers a public-engagement and conceptual-planning contract with Ratio States-NC for outdoor aquatics projects, capped at $336,930 including a $30,630 contingency.
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The council considers a $3,238,054.35 contract with Browe Construction Company for trail repairs, plus an $80,441.90 contingency.Contract or award Parks and recreation
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