Environment and sustainability items in Durham County
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.