Water and sewer items in Durham County
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| Subject | Items |
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| Water and sewer | 39 |
| Contracts and procurement | 22 |
| Budget and appropriations | 8 |
| Health and human services | 8 |
| Farmland and open space | 6 |
| Environment and sustainability | 5 |
| Drugs and addiction | 4 |
| Economic development incentives | 4 |
| Fire and EMS | 4 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Arts and public art | 3 |
| Elections and districts | 3 |
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Starts the borrowing of up to $30 million through a revenue bond anticipation note for wastewater work, mainly the Chin Page Road lift station, force main and sewer lines. It asks the Local Government Commission to approve a private sale to a lender and names the financing team.
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A proclamation for World Alzheimer's and Dementia Awareness Day. Dementia Inclusive Durham holds its annual forum on 23 September at the Durham Convention Center.Adopted.
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A proclamation naming 19 September Rooted in Wellness Day for the North Carolina Black Alliance, which brings health screenings and resources to communities the usual health system does not reach.Adopted.Proclamation or recognition Civil rights and nondiscriminationContracts and procurementHealth and human servicesWater and sewer
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Appropriating $1,649,000 of sewer utility capital fund balance for the Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant rehabilitation and upgrade, with a matching amendment to the engineering contract with Hazen and Sawyer, taking it from $1,053,026 to $2,702,026 with a ceiling of $2,912,635.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Adoption of the Durham Cultural Roadmap Plan, subject to changes by senior management. The plan sets four pillars for arts and culture in the city and county and was built over several years with the cultural advisory board, staff and the consultant MJR Partners.Approved unanimously after six speakers, subject to changes by senior management.
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A sole source exemption for $112,194.73 to buy a replacement 75-horsepower Nord helical-bevel gearmotor and spare parts from Veolia Water Technologies, the only United States source for Kruger equipment. Paid from the sewer enterprise fund.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A $44,793.75 amendment to the Raftelis contract for financial planning, rate study and support services for the Utilities Division, taking the total from $55,000 to $99,793.75 with a ceiling of $110,000. Paid from the sewer utility enterprise fund.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A $300,000 easement maintenance contract for county utilities with Stormwater Operations Specialists, with a ceiling of $325,000, paid from the sewer enterprise fund.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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The board would approve a sole-source purchase of replacement lamps, sleeves, ballasts and seals for the Utilities Division's Trojan ultraviolet disinfection system, for $582,255.56.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Approval of statewide legislative priorities the county will submit to the NC Association of County Commissioners for the 2027 General Assembly session.
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Contract with temporary staffing agency Roth Staffing for $255,747.66 to support the Board of Elections through the upcoming general election.
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Contract with McGill Environmental Systems for $569,660 to transport and dispose of about 7,000 wet tons per year of Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant residuals.
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Emergency and scheduled repair contracts for the water collection and distribution system, awarded to Carolina Civilworks ($500,000) and Axis Utility ($145,000).
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Emergency and scheduled repair contracts for the Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant, awarded to Carolina Civilworks, Neikens Electrical Contracting, and Axis Utility.
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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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Board gives staff guidance on a draft nine-month moratorium on new or expanded data centers, data processing facilities, and cryptocurrency mining operations, ahead of a public hearing tentatively scheduled for August 24, 2026.Consent agenda Budget and appropriationsContracts and procurementData centers and large loadsFarmland and open spaceFire and EMSTransitWater and sewer
- 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 year's service contracts and capital housekeeping. Up to $2,364,862 with a managed care organisation to arrange mental health, developmental disability and substance use services for county residents. $1,258,760 with a nonprofit to run the county animal shelter. $225,000 with a chamber of commerce for business rec…
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26-0275 Sewer Utility (Fee Increase)County engineering staff presented a proposed fee increase for the sewer utility as part of the FY2027 budget discussion.
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Increases an engineering services contract for the Triangle Wastewater Treatment Plant expansion study from $547,900 to $935,946, funded from the Sewer Enterprise Fund.
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Adopts the state-required Local Water Supply Plan for the Rougemont water system, already approved by NC DEQ.Resolution Water and sewer
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Adds $186,257.85 to Carolina Civilworks' contract for emergency and scheduled sewer collection repairs, bringing it to $796,547.87, with authority for related amendments up to $875,000. The county maintains about 112 miles of gravity sewer, 3,135 manholes and 13 lift stations.
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Grants Duke Energy a non-exclusive easement for $1 over county land at 1211 Shiloh Glenn Drive, so an overhead line can power the county's new Shiloh Glenn sewer lift station without crossing a creek and floodplain.Resolution Water and sewer
- 1211 Shiloh Glenn Dr · 5.8 acres · County of Durham
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The item would move $1,690,296 in ARPA funds from the Early Years Build Babies Durham project to the Slater Road/Shiloh Glen lift station project, raising that project's ARPA share to $14,825,577, and replace the Early Years funding with ARPA interest income so its total award stays at $4,090,296.
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An amendment adding $161,038.53 to the electrical services contract with Sanford Electrical Contractors for the utilities division, taking it to $300,543.50 with a ceiling of $330,000.Approved unanimously on the consent agenda (voice vote, per the recording)
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The agreement would pay the company $1 million toward sewer upgrades serving its 157-acre industrial park once complete, and give the county a six-month option to buy an adjacent 7.81-acre parcel near the future Durham-to-Roxboro Rail Trail for $1 million. The site and parcel are both considered brownfields by the sta…
- 1420 Old Oxford Rd · 7.8 acres · Welcome Venture Park LLC
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Three encroachment agreements would let the county cross gas lines Enbridge Gas North Carolina maintains on county property to run sewer, water and electrical service to the new Sheriff's Training Facility.
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26-0087 Commissioner Comments on an Annexation Request Outside the Urban Growth Boundary for 4802 Cheek RoadThe developer wants to rezone 69 acres at 4802 Cheek Road from Residential Rural to Planned Development Residential for up to 190 townhouses and single-family homes, which requires extending the urban growth boundary. Durham's planning commission recommended denial, 10 to 0; county commissioners cannot vote on the req…Discussion item AnnexationHousing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentRezoningWater and sewer
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The presentation covered which companies the county has recruited and the tax revenue they generate, along with the water, sewer and other utility upgrades the county needs to support that growth.
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Four policy sessions. Human services federal and state support, presented jointly by an assistant county manager, the public health director and the social services director. Family Treatment Court, with the justice services director, the social services director, the public defender and a district court judge. A pre-…
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Standard non-reimbursable utility contracts would extend service to five developments — Windhaven Crossing, Bethpage Apartments Phase 2, Spanish for Fun Daycare, the Page Road Parcels and Page Corners. The agenda also carries a manhole and sewer line contract for Taplin Group, a public art agreement, an amendment to a…
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Nine items in one vote. The money ones: $65,000 from the Lebanon Fire Tax District fund balance for a response vehicle, $276,244.80 added to a WC Construction contract for the Lincoln Community Health Center parking lot expansion, $150,107.33 more for urgent repairs at the same health centre bringing that project to $…
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Largest items: a $293,300 farmland conservation easement from Wesley and Cristan Poole, funded in part by $213,000 from the Army National Guard's Readiness and Environmental Protection program; a $142,415 sole-source SimuLab purchase for difficult-airway training equipment; creation of three new Sewer Utility Enterpri…
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The consent agenda includes a $6,173,542 contract with Alliance Health to manage mental health, developmental disability and substance use services; a $932,221 Home and Community Care Block Grant funding plan for Social Services; three conservation easements totaling about $1.8 million: 119 acres in five parcels along…Consent agenda Drugs and addictionElections and districtsEnvironment and sustainabilityFarmland and open spaceFire and EMSGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesWater and sewer
- 1717 Hopkins Rd · 41 acres · Frances S Cook, Trustee; Frances S Cook Revocable Trust
- 5615 Bahama Rd · 76 acres · Washington, Tom C Jr
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The consent agenda includes a $146,073.12 purchase of EMS video laryngoscopes from Boundtree Medical; a $932,221 Home and Community Care Block Grant funding plan for Social Services; a $105,000 ballot-printing contract with Runbeck Election Services; six public health grant recognitions ranging from $3,200 to $212,893…Consent agenda Elections and districtsEnvironment and sustainabilityFarmland and open spaceFire and EMSGrants and outside fundingHealth and human servicesWater and sewer
- 1717 Hopkins Rd · 41 acres · Frances S Cook, Trustee; Frances S Cook Revocable Trust
- 5615 Bahama Rd · 76 acres · Washington, Tom C Jr
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