Roads and transportation items in Town of Fuquay-Varina
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| Subject | Items |
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| Roads and transportation | 65 |
| Budget and appropriations | 18 |
| Public facilities | 13 |
| Parks and recreation | 12 |
| Fees and utility rates | 10 |
| Contracts and procurement | 8 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 8 |
| Police and public safety | 5 |
| Bonds and debt | 4 |
| Comprehensive plan | 4 |
| Housing and affordability | 4 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 4 |
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Closes 17 finished general capital projects and five utility projects. About $3.48 million left in the general projects goes to the Sunset Lake Road, Purfoy Road and Main Street intersection, Hilltop Needmore Town Park and Piney Woods Town Park. About $2 million left in utility projects is also reallocated.
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A payment in lieu of roadway improvements for the Guthrie's development.
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An ordinance lowering the speed limit on Bridge Street between Northwest Judd Parkway and NC 42.
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A master encroachment agreement with Google Fiber for work in town rights of way.
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VIII Upcoming EventsStaff list five upcoming events: a ribbon cutting on the Alston Ridge Greenway Trail, FM2FV concerts on September 17 and September 24, and the two-day Celebrate FV festival October 1 and 3.
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Budget amendment BA-27-05 carries $1,397,647 of FY2026 encumbrances into FY2027 so the town can settle existing purchase orders. The split is $1,131,517 from Powell Bill fund balance for an unfinished street resurfacing project, $204,568 from general fund balance, and $61,562 from utility fund balance.Approved 5-0 on consent
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8.D Road Closure Request - First Friday Event, September 4, 2026 - Fuquay-Varina Downtown AssociationConsent agenda Roads and transportation
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Announces upcoming events including the Alston Ridge Greenway Trail ribbon cutting (September 3), a series of FM2FV outdoor concerts, a Food Truck Rodeo (September 13), and Celebrate FV events (October 1 and 3).
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Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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11.A Manager's ReportThe planning department recorded 694 residential lots created in the 2026 financial year. Public works filed the Powell Bill certification after adding 5.64 miles of street, bringing the town to 188.4 miles. The state budget now law imposes a moratorium on interbasin transfers from the Cape Fear but exempts certificat…Staff or committee report Budget and appropriationsHousing and affordabilityRoads and transportationWater and sewer
- 816 N Main St · 1.1 acres · Rajkaran Investments LLC
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A no parking, stopping or standing ordinance covering the North Lakes subdivision, written street by street. The board first adopted eleven streets, leaving out Price Lake Way, then reconsidered and added Fuquay-Varina Parkway between Nantahala Lake Way and Old Honeycutt Road, on the argument that leaving it open woul…
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Budget amendment for the FY26 street resurfacing project.
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Resolution authorizing condemnation of property needed for the Sunset Lake Road widening project.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Request to exempt the Everlasting Life Church development on Dwight Rowland Road from roadway improvement requirements.
- 6835 Dwight Rowland Rd · 3.0 acres · Everlasting Life Christian Church
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Nineteen residents spoke: fourteen against proposed improvements to Hilltop Needmore Town Park, two on housing affordability, and three on high school parking in the North Lakes subdivision. Every board member responded from the dais.
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A hearing on the second amendment to the town's 2040 transportation plan.
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Accepts a roadway fee in place of improvements for the Duke Energy substation expansion project.
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Accepts a roadway fee in place of improvements for the Randall Farms subdivision.
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Selects three firms for a two-year on-call construction engineering and inspection services agreement.
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Staff present a proposed increase to parking violation fees under the town's parking regulations.
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First reading of an amendment to the 2040 Comprehensive Transportation Plan; no vote yet.
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Public hearing and recommendation on Land Development Ordinance Amendment #31, ahead of Board of Commissioners action.
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Public hearing and recommendation on an amendment to the 2040 Comprehensive Transportation Plan.
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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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Budget amendment funding downtown generational-plan projects and a downtown rail study.
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Awards a $433,900 contract for downtown pedestrian-crossing improvements, funded partly by two budget/project accounts.
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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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Consent item accepting a roadway fee-in-lieu payment for the Arbor Preserve subdivision.
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Consent item accepting a roadway fee-in-lieu payment for the Southland Preserve subdivision.
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Approves a special-event permit, amplified sound permit, and road/parking-lot closures for a March 7 downtown event.
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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 $44 million in completed and $57 million in funded/upcoming transportation projects, plus four cost-ranked unfunded options, and the tax and bond implications of adding new ones.Board chose to complete the existing $57 million portfolio before pursuing new bond-funded projects; removed the Holland Road/Purfoy Road intersection project in favor of Sunset Lake Phase II overrun…
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Staff revisited the four highest cost-ranked transportation projects and a downtown streetscape project on S. Fuquay Avenue.Board agreed to advance the W. Academy Street/Railroad project pending a finance impact assessment, and to complete the existing $57 million portfolio before considering new large transportation spen…
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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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The board considered a town code amendment designating the intersection of Raleigh Street and South Fuquay Avenue as a four-way stop.
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Consent approval of a project ordinance amendment recognizing transportation bond proceeds for street capital projects.
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The board awards a contract for the FY26 street resurfacing project.
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A public hearing on a zoning map amendment for 7601 Purfoy Road, requested by Penny Allen of New Horizon Academy through agent CASCO. REZ-2025-13.
- 7601 Purfoy Rd · 1.9 acres · Purfoy Development LLC
- 7601 Purfoy Rd · 1.9 acres · Purfoy Development LLC
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Accepts $305,731.43 from the Harvest District subdivision in place of building roadway and greenway improvements.Approved $305,731.43, unanimously
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Accepts $552,476.07 from the NC 42 Highway project in place of building roadway improvements.Approved $552,476.07, unanimously
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VIII FY26 ProjectsAn update on the FY26 park project list. Not taken up.
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A state mobility agreement and a 705,000 dollar project ordinance amendment for operational improvements at Old Honeycutt Road and NC 55, an intersection the mayor described as heavily congested.Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-56)
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A state mobility agreement plus a 250,000 dollar budget and project ordinance amendment for operational improvements at Old Honeycutt Road and Kennebec Road. Asked about a roundabout, staff said it was not in the initial analysis and the available right of way makes one unlikely.Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-57)
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A municipal agreement with the state and a budget amendment appropriating 2,847,000 dollars in grant money for pedestrian improvements between Lincoln Heights and Bridge Street, project BL-0174. The grant comes through the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's local assistance program, and the appropriatio…Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-58)
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A municipal agreement with the state and a budget and project ordinance amendment for phase one operational improvements at Bowling Road and South Main Street, project HL-0172.Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-59)
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A supplemental funding agreement with the state, a budget amendment and a project ordinance amendment for the Alston Ridge greenway, project BL-0092. Staff estimated about a year of construction. The mayor noted greenway trails are the amenity residents ask for most and suggested opening the trail with a fun run or bi…Approved unanimously, 5-0 (Ordinance No. N-25-60)
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A resolution issuing 10 million dollars of voter-approved general obligation transportation bonds, authorizing the town manager and finance director to handle the bonds, federal tax compliance and the financed projects.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Resolution 25-1946)
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A 200,000 dollar budget and project ordinance amendment, and a 167,789.60 dollar contract to Browe Construction Company for accessibility improvements at Fuquay Avenue and Raleigh Street. Construction was due to start within three weeks and run four to five months, limited by cold weather because thermoplastic marking…Approved 4-0 (Ordinance N-25-54)
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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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Amendment 30 to the land development ordinance, case CTA-2025-04. The discussion centered on parking: a commissioner asked how required parking bays are set, and the planning director explained the town can allow a 10 percent reduction administratively or 15 percent with board approval. Staff recommended allowing the…Approved 5-0, Ordinance No. M-25-09
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Concurrence with a state ordinance cutting the posted speed limit on Ransdell Road between East Broad Street and Stewart Street from 35 to 25 miles per hour.Approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0 (Ordinance No. M-25-07)
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Acceptance of a roadway fee in lieu of the road improvements the Betts Farm subdivision would otherwise build.Approved as part of the consent agenda, 5-0
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A rezoning of 19.778 acres at 5202 Spence Farm Road from office and institutional conditional zoning and residential agricultural to planned unit development, requested by Mattamy Homes, case REZ-2025-05. The applicant described 47 homes at roughly 2.5 to 2.6 units per acre against an allowable six. Staff recommended…Recommended for approval, 7-0Public hearing Comprehensive planHousing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentRezoningRoads and transportation
- 5202 Spence Farm Rd · 20 acres · Mattamy Homes LLC
- 5202 Spence Farm Rd · 20 acres · Mattamy Homes LLC
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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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The consent agenda: a roadway fee in lieu, budget amendments funding town expenses and recognizing insurance proceeds, a donation from a charity auction, an appropriation of general fund balance for the police department, and a fee schedule correction to annual fitness fees.Approved unanimouslyConsent agenda Budget and appropriationsFees and utility ratesPolice and public safetyRoads and transportationSubdivision and site plansWater and sewer
- 8316 Lake Wheeler Rd · 6.3 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
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A contract award with a budget amendment and project ordinance amendment for the Alston Ridge greenway.Approved unanimously, Ordinance N-25-45
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Discussion of accessibility improvements at Fuquay Avenue and Raleigh Street, which returned to the board in September as a contract award.Approved unanimously
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A one-year extension of special use permit BOA-SUP-2024-01, which allows a place of worship in a residential zoning district at 8316 and 8320 Lake Wheeler Road. Christ Church, North Carolina petitioned, case BOA-SUP-2025-01. The original permit was granted 9 July 2024 and the church has not begun work. Approved 5-0 un…Extension approved unanimously, 5-0
- 8320 Lake Wheeler Rd · 0.90 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
- 8316 Lake Wheeler Rd · 6.3 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
- 8316 Lake Wheeler Rd · 6.3 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
- 8320 Lake Wheeler Rd · 0.90 acres · Christ Church North Carolina
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