Environment and sustainability items in Durham County, between 28 Aug 2025 and 28 Aug 2026
11 items. Each one links to the meeting it was on. This is the bottom of every drill-down on this site: whatever a chart says, the items behind it are here to be counted.
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Authorizes the county manager to accept easement conveyances for the Whispering Pines Stream Restoration Project and execute related documents.
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Contract with Ardurra, not to exceed $114,800, for construction oversight of the Whispering Pines Mobile Home Park stream restoration and stormwater improvement project.
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Shifts capital funding and recognizes a $330,000 Army National Guard REPI program contribution to help purchase a 41-acre conservation easement from Billy and Toni Stevens.
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Shifts capital funding and recognizes a $117,500 City of Durham Water Supply Protection Program contribution to purchase a 19.27-acre conservation easement from Robin Davis at 505 Mason Road, for a total cost of $240,500.
- 505 Mason Rd · 19 acres · Davis, Robin
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Accepts a donated 22-acre conservation easement, valued at about $500,000, from longtime residents David and Carmen Durack at 1700 Woodstock Road and 3900 W. Cornwallis Road for permanent open space protection.
- 1700 Woodstock Rd · 16 acres · Carmen Elizabeth Durack Co-Trustee; David T Durack Co-Trustee; the Carmen Elizabeth Durack Revocable Trust
- 3900 W Cornwallis Rd · 9.8 acres · Carmen Elizabeth Durack Co-Trustee; David T Durack Co-Trustee; the Carmen Elizabeth Durack Revocable Trust
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The board is asked to receive the annual report of Keep Durham Beautiful, a nonprofit partly funded by the county that works on litter prevention, community greening, and environmental education.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainability
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A $750,000 county contribution -- about a third of the $2.285 million purchase price -- toward Triangle Land Conservancy's purchase of 145 acres of farmland on Hall Road, plus a permanent conservation easement held by the county so the land can later be sold to farmers for continued agricultural use.
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A preview, ahead of the June 8 regular session vote, of receiving the annual report of Keep Durham Beautiful, a nonprofit partly funded by the county that works on litter prevention, community greening, and environmental education.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainability
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A required public hearing on joining the statewide C-PACE program, which lets commercial, agricultural, industrial, and multifamily property owners finance energy-efficiency, renewable-energy, and resilience projects through a lien on the property that transfers to future owners. The county takes on no financial or le…
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Declares the county's intent to join the statewide C-PACE program, which lets commercial and nonprofit property owners finance energy-efficiency and resilience upgrades via a lien on the property, and sets a May 26 public hearing before formal participation.
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The board adopts the state-required water supply plan for the county's Rougemont water system.