Roads and transportation items in City of Durham
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| Subject | Items |
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| Roads and transportation | 138 |
| Contracts and procurement | 24 |
| Parks and recreation | 9 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 8 |
| Fees and utility rates | 7 |
| Transit | 7 |
| Water and sewer | 7 |
| Bonds and debt | 6 |
| Grants and outside funding | 6 |
| Public facilities | 6 |
| Appointments and personnel | 5 |
| Environment and sustainability | 5 |
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Adds $91,061.10 to GFT Infrastructure's design contract for LaSalle Street pedestrian improvements, raising it to $306,057.34.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Adds $157,693.36 to Alta Planning + Design's contract for Cornwallis Road bike and pedestrian facilities, raising it to $853,414.17.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council is asked to reconsider and affirm the assessment roll for curb, gutter and paving on Amber Place from Humphrey Street North to East Pettigrew Street after an objection.
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Adds $48,000 to Kimley-Horn's on-call design contract, raising it to $296,500.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A $1,575,169 design agreement, plus $320,000 contingency, for improvements on the Duke-Gregson corridor.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Authorizes condemnation of a temporary construction easement at 710 W. Cornwallis Road for the SW-45 bike and sidewalk project.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Authorizes condemnation of a temporary construction easement at 3414 Hillsborough Road for the SW-52 sidewalk project.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Condemnation of part of 710 W. Cornwallis Road for a temporary construction easement, for the SW-45 bike and sidewalk project.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Condemnation of part of 3414 Hillsborough Road for a temporary construction easement, for the SW-52 sidewalk project.Resolution Roads and transportation
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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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The city buys about 5,180 square feet of temporary construction easement and 708 square feet outright at 4607 S. Alston Avenue from BFP Limited Liability Company for $68,200, for the SW-51 sidewalk project.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A resolution authorizing condemnation of portions of 2538 S. Roxboro Street for the SW-45 bike and sidewalk project.
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The city buys about 11,496 square feet of temporary construction easement and 700 square feet outright at 3301 Shannon Road from SHCDC Shannon Road, LLC for $53,400, for the SW-69 sidewalk project.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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One seat representing recreation, urban trails and greenways, to August 2028.
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Buys about 5,180 square feet of temporary construction easement and 708 square feet outright for $68,200, to build the SW-51 sidewalk.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Authorizes condemnation of part of 2538 S. Roxboro Street for the SW-45 bike and sidewalk project, meaning the city takes the land through the courts rather than by agreement.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Buys about 11,496 square feet of temporary easement and 700 square feet outright at 3301 Shannon Road for $53,400, for the SW-69 sidewalk.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The city takes over maintenance of the street and infrastructure on Ruskins Avenue.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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The council receives the final community vision plan report from the Reimagine Durham Freeway Study.
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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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Proclamation or recognition Roads and transportation
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11 Supplemental Agreement #2 with WSP USA for Central Durham Bus Rapid Transit Design and NEPA StudyThe city funds continued 30% design and federal environmental review work on the Central Durham Bus Rapid Transit line.
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The city extends, for five more years, street impact fee credits tied to the Corners at Brier Creek project.
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The city funds pedestrian signal upgrades at 13 intersections, for about $700,000 with contingency.
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Staff present results of a citywide pavement condition study and the pavement asset management program.Presentation Roads and transportation
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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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Authorizes condemnation of three properties on E. Trinity Avenue needed for the Durham Rail Trail project.
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Awards a contract to Dukelectric LLC (up to about $748,000 with contingency) to install flashing pedestrian beacons at school and trail crossings.
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17 Maintenance Agreement with NCDOT for North Roxboro Street at Horton Road and Denfield Street ProjectAuthorizes a maintenance agreement with NCDOT for a road project at this intersection.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Authorizes a maintenance agreement with NCDOT for a road project at this intersection.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Approves buying a small easement and a strip of land at 114 W. Cornwallis Road, for $92,625, for a bike and sidewalk project.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Authorizes up to $2,000,000 to Durham Tech for street and right-of-way improvements near its new Health Sciences Building.
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Reauthorizes the joint city-county Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission.
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Adds $151,000 to the Mead & Hunt design contract for the Downtown Durham Bike Lanes project, bringing the total to $444,000.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A public hearing on permanently closing 229 feet of Hayti Lane east of Old Fayetteville Street and redesignating the resulting parcel as a Transit Opportunity Area in the comprehensive plan.
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A $3.92 million construction contract with Browe Construction Company for 2025 street maintenance repairs, with a $50,000 contingency fund.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A professional services contract of up to $499,700 with CTL Engineering for inspection of the SW-103 street repair work.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A $1.94 million amendment to the utility relocation agreement with NCDOT for the East End Connector project, bringing the total agreement to $3.2 million.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A $2.56 million bond-funded construction contract with Browe Construction Company for the first phase of new sidewalks, with a $255,681 contingency fund.
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A professional services contract of up to $623,950 with GFT Infrastructure for inspection of the bond-funded sidewalk work.
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A $3.42 million bond-funded contract with Sunrock Industries to pave unpaved roads, with a $171,084 contingency fund.
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A $1.15 million right-of-way acquisition agreement with NCDOT for the Durham to Roxboro rail trail, with authority to negotiate supplements up to $2.5 million total.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A $300,000 supplemental agreement with Kimley-Horn and Associates for traffic signal timing work under the city's on-call transportation services agreement.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Appointment of Kayla Keels (at-large) and Nathan B. Dixon (NCCU liaison) to the Bicycle & Pedestrian Advisory Commission through August 2028.
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A progress update on the Durham Rail Trail (formerly the Beltline) and a $806,145 fifth amendment to the design contract with John R. McAdams Company, bringing the total to $4.58 million.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A public hearing to permanently close a 402-foot portion of Cliff Street between Blount Street and Rosedale Avenue, and to redesignate the resulting parcel at 1700 Cliff Street as Established Residential on the comprehensive plan's place type map.
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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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Acquiring 708 and 716 Buren Road.Other Roads and transportation
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Other Roads and transportation
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Streets and utilities accepted into the city system for maintenance.
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General obligation bonds for parks, streets and sidewalks.
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Other Roads and transportation
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A consolidated annexation at 2613 Carpenter Road.
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A first amendment to Supplemental Agreement #3 with WSP USA Inc. for on-call professional services on the Durham Freeway Study.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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A youth appointment to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission, filling a resignation, with a term ending August 31, 2027.
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17 Condemnation Action at 407 Morreene Road for the Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements Project (SW-47)A resolution authorizing condemnation of a fee simple area and an easement at 407 Morreene Road for the Morreene Road bicycle and pedestrian improvements.
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A resolution authorizing condemnation of a fee simple area and an easement at 929 Morreene Road for the same bicycle and pedestrian project.
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The city accepts streets and infrastructure at 1104 and 1100 Edgevale Drive, the 600 and 618 Linfield Drive utility extension, The Enclave at Garrett, Weaving Water, and the Westover Road utility extension.
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A public hearing on permanently closing the portions of the cul-de-sac that once formed the end of Victory Lane, 2,899 square feet in all.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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The city accepts streets and infrastructure across twelve developments, including Brighton Station, Dogwood Pointe, Grandin Trace, Lakeshore Phase 3, Lednum Street Homes, Nichols Farm Phases 1 and 2, The Corners at Brier Creek, Trailwood, and the Barbee Chapel Road sanitary sewer extension.
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A contract with Parkmobile for pay-by-phone parking payments.
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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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Accepts streets and infrastructure for city maintenance across nine developments, including Creekside Commons, Croasdaile Farm North and the Meadows at Southpoint.
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Raises the income cutoff for the city's low-income parking discount to 80% of area median income, lifts the discount to 75% off, and adopts a parking facility fee ordinance effective November 1.
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Adopts the NACTO Urban Street Design Guide and Urban Bikeway Design Guide as the city's official street and bikeway design standards.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Public hearing on permanently closing 165 feet of Hamlin Street.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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The council will authorize a professional services contract with Rummel, Klepper & Kahl for BR-11D bridge engineering services on NBI structures, not to exceed $559,809.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council will authorize a $1,173,291 utility agreement with NCDOT to design and relocate waterlines for the Cornwallis Road project, plus a $117,329.10 contingency fund, for a total not to exceed $1,290,620.10.
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The council will authorize a $26,290 increase to the Carpenter Fletcher Road preliminary engineering agreement with CSX Transportation, raising the contract to $81,756 and the contingency fund to $16,351.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council will authorize a $33,660 interlocal agreement with Durham Public Schools to design a traffic signal at Stadium Drive and the entrance to the planned Durham School of the Arts.
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The council will authorize a $293,000 contract with Mead & Hunt Inc. to design bicycle facilities, plus a $26,000 contingency fund, for a total not to exceed $319,000.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council will accept a $10,000,000 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant and authorize the city manager to execute the grant agreement.
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6 U.S. Department of Transportation - FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant Offer 3-37-0056-069-2024The council accepted a $1,016,279 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant (Grant 69) and authorized the city manager to sign the agreement.
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25 U.S. Department of Transportation - FAA Airport Improvement Program Grant Offer 3-37-0056-070-2024It accepted a $35,478,766 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant (Grant 70), the largest dollar figure on the agenda, and authorized the city manager to sign the agreement.
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The council authorizes condemning an easement at 1505 Holloway Street for the Holloway Street Transit Corridor Improvements Project.
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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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The council would repeal its earlier resolution supporting Vision Zero Durham (Resolution #10049) and adopt a new Resolution Committing to Vision Zero.
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The council would award a $337,105 contract to ALS of North Carolina, LLC, to build a new traffic signal at US-501/North Roxboro Street and Monk Road, with total project cost, including contingency, capped at $387,670.75.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Other Roads and transportation
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The council would adopt a resolution backing an honorary 'Coach K Highway' designation for N.C. 751 and Cameron Boulevard. The stretch runs from Kerley Road to Duke University Road.Resolution Roads and transportation
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The council would award a $189,350 inspection services contract for the ST-316C bridge repairs to SEPI Engineering & Construction, Inc., with a $30,000 contingency and a $219,350 cap on the total.
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The council would amend the capital improvement ordinance to fund the Unpaved Road Program, then award a $1,657,121 contract for the ST-326 Unpaved Roads Improvements project to Carolina Sunrock, LLC, with a $248,568.15 contingency and a $1,905,689.15 cap.
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The council would award a $5,673,662.05 contract for the ST-324 Street Repairs and Repaving project to Carolina Sunrock, LLC, with a $170,209.86 contingency and a $5,843,871.91 cap on the total.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would award a $1,476,222.42 contract for the ST-316 Bridge Repairs project to FSC II, LLC, doing business as Fred Smith Company, with a $369,055.61 contingency and a $1,845,278.03 cap.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would award a $3,282,639.36 contract for the ST-325 Pavement Preservation project to Slurry Pavers, Inc., with a $98,479.18 contingency and a $3,381,118.54 cap.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would authorize a $311,480 amendment to the ST-318C inspections contract with Johnson, Mirmiran & Thompson, Inc., bringing the total to $856,718.75.
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The council holds a public hearing on permanently closing Fontanelle Street.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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The council holds a public hearing on permanently closing 361.37 linear feet of Gilbert Street, starting at Calvin Street.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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The council would authorize an interlocal agreement with the Research Triangle Regional Public Transportation Authority and the Town of Chapel Hill to jointly procure buses, bus equipment and parts, at no cost to Durham.
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The council holds a public hearing on permanently closing Water Street and authorizing the city manager to sign the street closing plat.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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Would accept a $1,319,026 FAA Airport Improvement Program grant and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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Would authorize a $461,969 contract with White Oak Construction Corp. for the Chapel Hill Road transit corridor project, with a $55,500 contingency and a $517,469 cap.
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A public hearing on closing a 157.05-foot portion of Henderson Street.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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A public hearing covers the partial closing of Henderson Street.Resolution Roads and transportation
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The council would authorize a $362,529 contract with Fulcher Electric of Fayetteville, Inc. to install three traffic signal improvements, plus a $54,379.35 contingency fund, for a total project cost not to exceed $416,908.35.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would adopt an ordinance changing civil penalties for parking violations, effective July 1, 2022.
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The council would adopt an ordinance revising parking fees, effective July 1, 2022.
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The council would adopt a resolution supporting public art at select bus shelters in NCDOT right-of-way and authorize an encroachment agreement to install and maintain it.
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The council would authorize a $290,793.39 supplemental agreement with STV under the city's on-call transportation engineering contract for a US 70 access and connectivity study.
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The council would authorize a $3,592,186 street maintenance contract with Browe Construction Company, plus an $89,804.65 contingency fund and change-order authority up to $3,681,990.65 total.
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The council would accept streets and infrastructure for city maintenance in ten developments, including Copley Farms, Davis Park Townhomes, Page Park Townhomes II and 300 Chandler Road.
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The council considers closing Newkirk Street and portions of May Street and Sanders Avenue.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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The council considers closing an unnamed alley off E. Lawson Street.Public hearing Roads and transportation
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A construction contract with NPS Solutions LLC, up to $574,995.58 with contingency, would cover the Durham Bike Lane Striping Project.
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A construction engineering and inspections contract with Rummel, Klepper & Kahl, up to $128,039.41 with contingency, would support the same bike lane striping project.
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A construction engineering and inspections contract with SEPI Engineering & Construction, up to $154,841.35 with contingency, would support the Durham Neighborhood Bike Boulevards Project.
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The council would award a $1,431,150 contract to SA Hauling & Utilities, LLC for the Bragtown Sidewalk Improvements 2022 project, set up a $71,557.50 contingency fund, and let the city manager negotiate change orders up to a total of $1,502,707.50.
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The council would accept streets and infrastructure for city maintenance in several developments, including Brightleaf at the Park, Davis Park Apartments, Herndon Trace, Rustica Oaks, the Hope Valley Road roundabout and North Duke Street Mixed Use.Resolution Roads and transportation
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The council would receive the Raleigh-Durham Airport Authority's 2021 annual report.Staff or committee report Roads and transportation
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The council would receive the Durham Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission's 2021 annual report.Staff or committee report Roads and transportation
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The council would authorize a $1.9 million amendment to Contract SW-76 with Browe Construction Company for 2020 sidewalk repairs, raising the total contract to $4,707,285.25.
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The council would authorize a professional services contract of up to $600,000 with Summit Design and Engineering Services for inspection and ombudsman services on sidewalk projects.
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The council was set to authorize a $1.9 million amendment to the SW-76 sidewalk repair contract with Browe Construction Company, raising its total to just over $4.7 million.
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The council was set to award a professional services contract of up to $600,000 to Summit Design and Engineering Services for inspection and ombudsman work on sidewalk projects.
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The council would accept a $44,753,009 FAA American Rescue Plan airport relief grant and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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The council would accept a second FAA American Rescue Plan airport relief grant, $5,927,846, and authorize the city manager to sign the grant agreement.
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The council would authorize a $58,000 amendment to the Kimley-Horn contract for Fayetteville Road improvements, raising it to $2,568,000, plus a $30,000 contingency fund and authority to negotiate up to $2,598,000.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would award a $6,419,918 street repairs and repaving contract to Carolina Sunrock LLC, plus a $160,497.95 contingency fund and authority to negotiate change orders up to $6,580,415.95.
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The council would award a $4,814,666.19 pavement preservation contract to Slurry Pavers, Inc., plus a $120,366.65 contingency fund and authority to negotiate change orders up to $4,935,032.84.
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The council would authorize a $947,232.70 amendment to the AECOM paving services contract, raising the total to $2,693,010.46.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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The council would find that new construction necessitates at least a third of the Holloway Street at Lynn Road safety project, letting up to $500,000 in impact fees from the same service zone pay for it.
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The council would authorize amending and extending an interlocal agreement with the Durham-Chapel Hill-Carrboro and Capital Area metropolitan planning organizations for the Triangle Bikeway Implementation Study, at a cost of up to $15,960.
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The item covers ribbon paving and new water and sewer lines on part of Ardmore Drive.
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The council considers a utility construction agreement with the state Department of Transportation to install insertion valves on water lines under the Alston Avenue project, capped at $238,403 including a $21,673 contingency.
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The council would authorize an interlocal agreement with Durham County reauthorizing the joint Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Commission.
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The council would authorize a contract of up to $1,803,294.30, including contingency, with Carolina Sunrock for the 2021 unpaved roads improvement program.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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