Public facilities items in Town of Fuquay-Varina
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| Subject | Items |
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| Public facilities | 47 |
| Roads and transportation | 13 |
| Budget and appropriations | 12 |
| Parks and recreation | 10 |
| Police and public safety | 7 |
| Contracts and procurement | 6 |
| Water and sewer | 3 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Health and human services | 2 |
| Appointments and personnel | 1 |
| Bonds and debt | 1 |
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The board approved a $20,145,809 guaranteed maximum price with Edifice General Contractors, plus a matching project ordinance and budget amendment, to build Public Service Center Phase II.
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Two wastewater plant expansions running at once. Terrible Creek in the Neuse basin doubles from 3 to 6 million gallons a day for $69 million, finishing about February 2027. North Harnett Regional in the Cape Fear basin goes from 7.5 to 16.5 million gallons a day for $111,376,000, with Fuquay-Varina paying $44 million…
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4.C Variance Petition - BOA-VAR-2026-01 - 1212 Holland Road - PIN 0666725652 - Duke Energy Progress, LLCDuke Energy Progress requested a zoning variance for its parcel at 1212 Holland Road. The agenda does not describe the specific relief sought.
- 1212 Holland Rd · 4.3 acres · Duke Energy Progress INC
- 1212 Holland Rd · 4.3 acres · Duke Energy Progress INC
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Duke Energy Progress also petitioned for a special use permit at the same 1212 Holland Road parcel, alongside its variance request for the site.
- 1212 Holland Rd · 4.3 acres · Duke Energy Progress INC
- 1212 Holland Rd · 4.3 acres · Duke Energy Progress INC
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A construction-manager-at-risk contract award for renovation of the South Park Community Center.
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Selection of a design consultant for the South Park Community Center renovation.Contract or award Public facilities
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Consent item amending the project ordinance and budget for the South Park Community Center renovation (POA-26-18/BA-26-47).
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Called to order at 7:18 pm at the Hilltop Needmore Town Park Community Center, with six board members and three staff present.
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Staff reviewed four FY25 capital projects under construction or design: the Action Park parking lot, a shelter replacement at Library Park, HNTP trail improvements, and the Alston Ridge Greenway.
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VIII FY26 ProjectsStaff previewed five FY26 capital projects: a South Park Community Center design and renovation, a Willow Spring Park master plan, Banks Road baseball field lighting, Action Park field lighting, and a South Lakes Greenway trail bridge replacement.
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10.B Agreement for Purchase and Sale of Improved Real Property, 135 N Main Street (BA-26-45) (Mitchell)Agreement to purchase improved real property at 135 N Main Street with an accompanying budget amendment.
- 135 N Main St · 1.0 acres · 300 Judd Place Drive LLC
- 135 N Main St · 1.0 acres · 300 Judd Place Drive LLC
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11.A Manager's ReportTown manager's report to the board.
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Status update on FY25 projects: Action Park parking lot design/construction, Library Park design, HNTP trail improvements, and the Alston Ridge Greenway.
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Status update on FY26 projects: South Park Community Center design/renovation, Willow Spring Park master plan, Banks Road baseball field lighting, Action Park field lighting, and a South Lakes Greenway trail bridge replacement.Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsParks and recreationPublic facilitiesRoads and transportation
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Board decides on a conceptual design for the Library Park project, tabled from a previous meeting.Discussion item Public facilities
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Consent item adjusting the budget and project ordinance for environmental permitting and design scope on the Public Service Center Phase II project (BA-26-37/POA-26-16).
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Board discusses a conceptual design for the South Park Community Center.Discussion item Public facilities
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Site Collaborative presents conceptual design options for the Library Park renovation.Presentation Public facilities
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HH Architecture presents design concepts for renovating the Southpark Community Center.
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Staff present renovation plans for the South Park Community Center.Presentation Public facilities
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Status update on FY25 projects: Action Park parking lot design/construction, Library Park design, HNTP trail improvements, and the Alston Ridge Greenway.
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VIII FY26 Projects UpdateStatus update on FY26 projects: South Park Community Center design/renovation, Willow Spring Park master plan/design, Banks Road baseball field lights, Action Park field light replacement, South Lakes Greenway trail bridge replacement, and South Park #3 dugouts.
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Staff reviewed emerging law-enforcement technology (drones, GPS pursuit tracking) and staffing/facility constraints.Staff to research incentives for officers to live within town limits, to revisit during the budget process.
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Staff reviewed police department space needs, a possible fifth fire station on the NC-55 South or NC-42 corridor tied to Wake County's plan to close Fire Station 3, and the Public Service Center Phase II expansion timeline.Board agreed police facility expansion and Public Service Center Phase II are top strategic priorities.
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Staff covered the recreation fee-in-lieu formula, Library Park renovation concepts, naming of a new park near Willow Springs Elementary, a hospitality-tax grant for Fleming Loop Park turf, South Park Community Center renovation options, and five-year capital project prioritization.Board directed hiring a consultant to reassess the fee-in-lieu formula, chose the higher-cost South Park renovation concept for public input, named the new park 'Kennebec Road Park,' and prioritized…
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Consent item formally closing out the Hilltop Needmore Town Park Community Center capital project.
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Board input sought on the South Park Community Center renovation design and the Willow Springs Park conceptual design.Discussion item Public facilities
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VIII FY25 ProjectsStatus update on FY25 parks projects: Action Park parking lot, Library Park design, HNTP trail improvements, and Alston Ridge Greenway.
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Status update on FY26 parks projects including the South Park Community Center design/renovation, Terrible Creek Greenway, Willow Spring Park master plan, Banks Road baseball field lighting, Action Park field lighting replacement, South Lakes Greenway trail bridge replacement, and South Park dugouts.
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Special event application with amplified sound permit, road closure and closure of a parking area.Approved 5-0 as part of the consent agenda
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VIII FY26 ProjectsAn update on the FY26 park project list. Not taken up.
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The scope and fee proposal and budget amendment for the police department needs assessment and feasibility study, contracted with Curry Engineering, the firm the board selected in August.Approved unanimously, 5-0
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The scope and fee proposal for the South Park community center design and renovation.Approved unanimously, 5-0
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An ordinance directing the demolition and removal of a building at 110 Fayetteville Street, under state statute 160D-1203.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Ordinance N-25-51)
- 110 Fayetteville St · 0.17 acres · Elliott, Mary L Heirs
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Two project ordinance amendments: one for the Town Hall Phase III renovation, and one transferring unspent capital project balances to the public service center project.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Ordinances N-25-52 and N-25-53)
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A report on programs at the Hilltop Needmore Town Park community center. Adult classes are running near capacity, with the sketching class full and golf at 100 percent. Staff added badminton, track-out and teacher workday camps, ran a first racquetball tournament, and reported 124 teen council members with two elected…
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VII FY25 ProjectsProgress on the 2025 project list: the Willow Lakes Park parking lot due to open within two weeks, an Action Park lot adding 80 to 90 spaces expected out to bid within 60 days, Library Park improvement concepts out for public comment before returning to the town board, and trail resurfacing at Hilltop Needmore where t…
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The 2026 project list. The South Park community center renovation is at the scope and fee stage. A feasibility study will map a Terrible Creek greenway from Highway 401 into downtown. A master plan is starting for a 17-acre Willow Springs park the town leases from the county for 40 years, with parking and multipurpose…
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Two design concepts for Library Park at 116 South Aiken Street, prepared with Site Collaborative. A mini golf course is costed at about 2,509,526 dollars and a plaza at about 2,286,329. Staff said removing the water feature from either would save 300,000 to 400,000. Both went to the town's public comment platform, wit…Presentation Public facilities
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HH Architecture named the best-qualified firm to design the South Park community center renovation, with CPL ranked next, and the town manager authorized to negotiate scope and fee. Staff hope to bid the work in April or May and start construction in August 2026, running nine to twelve months.Approved 5-0
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The board concurred with the schematic design for Public Service Center Phase II. The budget has risen from 13.5 million dollars to 19.5 million, a 50 percent increase the mayor said buys twice the lifespan without a tax increase. Most existing buildings will be renovated or rebuilt, police equipment stored there will…Board concurred with the design, 5-0
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An additional design fee for Public Service Center Phase II, with the budget amendment and project ordinance amendment to cover it.Approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-47)
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Adoption of the town's wastewater asset management plan, presented by the public utilities director. Approved 5-0.Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Resolution No. 25-1944)
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Curry Engineering named the best-qualified firm for a police department needs assessment and feasibility study, with Stewart-Cooper-Newell Architects ranked next, and the town manager authorized to negotiate scope and fee. The mayor noted one of the firms is locally based.Approved unanimously, 5-0
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A special use permit allowing a commercial daycare at 336 South Main Street in the Downtown Center-1 district, case BOA-SUP-2025-01. The site adjoins an existing daycare at 334 South Main Street under the same operator, and the two will function as one facility split by age group, sharing pickup and drop-off. Three co…Approved unanimously, 5-0, with conditions on a cross-access easement and screened trash storagePublic hearing Health and human servicesHousing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentPublic facilitiesRoads and transportationSolid waste and recycling
- 336 S Main St · 0.20 acres · Byrne, John W Byrne, Patricia W
- 334 S Main St · 0.20 acres · Byrne, John W Byrne, Patricia W
- 336 S Main St · 0.20 acres · Byrne, John W Byrne, Patricia W
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Budget amendment BA 26-02 funding pay and classification adjustments a consultant recommended, an amendment to the 2026 pay grade and position classification schedule, and the general and water and sewer capital project ordinances implementing the adopted 2026 capital improvement plan.Approved, part of consent agenda
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A 40-year utilization agreement letting Wake County operate emergency medical services out of part of Fuquay-Varina Fire Station 4, with maintenance and operating costs shared.Approved, part of consent agenda
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