Water and sewer items in Town of Hillsborough, between 12 Oct 2025 and 12 Oct 2026
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| Subject | Items |
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| Water and sewer | 30 |
| Budget and appropriations | 10 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 3 |
| Land conversion and large development | 3 |
| Public facilities | 3 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
| Bonds and debt | 2 |
| Environment and sustainability | 2 |
| Health and human services | 2 |
| Parks and recreation | 2 |
| Police and public safety | 2 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 2 |
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Heather Fisher is appointed secondary alternate director to the Upper Neuse River Basin Association.
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A resolution approving the town's 2025 local water supply plan, the document the state requires each utility to file on its sources and projected demand.
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5.A Upper Neuse River Basin Association – Appointment of Heather Fisher as Secondary Alternate DirectorThe town accepts the waterline built at 420 West Tryon Street.
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A proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainabilityFaith and cultural communitiesWater and sewer
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An amendment fixing the parcel number written into the demolition ordinance the board adopted on August 24 for 380 Cornelius Street.
- Pin 9865801551 · Delon Kenneth
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Contract extending water and sewer service to Altera Meadowlands, a new large multifamily development, including town acceptance of about 57 feet of 12-inch water main, 106 feet of 8-inch water main, 721 feet of 8-inch sewer main, and 7 manholes, at a requested capacity of 35,700 gallons per day.
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Routine budget amendments and transfers on the consent agenda.Approved on the consent agenda 4-0
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Authorizes the town manager to sign a water and sewer extension contract for the Orange County Crisis Diversion Facility, a new 16-room mental health facility on Waterstone Drive, adding about 711 feet of 8-inch water main and 567 feet of 8-inch sewer main to the town's system at a requested capacity of 2,400 gallons…Approved on the consent agenda 4-0
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Budget amendments and transfers covered items including a $280,046 transfer to the sodium hypochlorite conversion project and adjustments to interest earnings and department line items across the general and water and sewer funds.
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Amended the Sodium Hypochlorite Conversion capital project ordinance, raising its budget from $454,453 to $615,600.
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Approved a water and sewer extension contract with developer SFTEN, LLC for Collins Ridge Phase II, covering 79 single-family lots and 36 townhome units and the water main and sewer extensions to serve them.
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Approved an encroachment and escrow agreement letting Mark Garbick and Lauren Roussel, who are developing 183 Faribault Lane, close a section of the town's Riverwalk for one week to install a sewer tap needed because the property lacks sewer frontage on Faribault Lane.
- Pin 9864950215 · Garbrick Mark
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Town Manager Eric Peterson presented the Fiscal Year 2027-29 recommended budget. It holds the property tax rate steady for FY2027, recommends a 7.5% increase in both water and sewer rates, includes the final installment of a phased stormwater-fee increase, and proposes merit raises of 3-5% plus a $1,000 cost-of-living…
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New capital project ordinance funding dam repairs at the West Fork Eno Reservoir.Ordinance Water and sewer
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Budget ordinance amendment for the water treatment plant's conversion to sodium hypochlorite disinfection.
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Budget ordinance amendment for a sewer outfall upgrade project.
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Budget ordinance amendment for a sewer pump station upgrade project.
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Written staff reports in the packet, including a Utilities Department status update noting that during a public plant tour, citizens asked staff about PFAS, data centers, and fluoride in the water supply.
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Bond order and series resolution authorizing up to $8,500,000 in water and sewer revenue bonds for the Thompson Building renovation and expansion project.
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USDA Rural Development loan obligation for water treatment plant disinfection system improvements.
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Board discusses the town's water and sewer rate structure.
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Amends town code Section 14-60 governing utility extensions outside town limits.Ordinance Water and sewer
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A routine batch of budget amendments would adjust revenue and expenditure lines across the general and water/sewer funds, including a generator replacement for the police department and several engineering studies for water and sewer projects.
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Budget Director Emily Bradford would preview a six-year capital plan built from department requests not yet matched to funding, covering park and greenway projects, a new fire station and two fire trucks, and water, sewer and stormwater work including the Bellevue Mill Interceptor upgrade.
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Staff would preview noteworthy capital, personnel and operating requests and warn the board that large deficits are expected in the general, water and sewer funds for fiscal 2027 and beyond. The board would also weigh a 9% health insurance premium increase that adds a $200 monthly subsidy for GLP-1 medication.
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Hooper Schultz said Engineering Services Manager Bryant Green briefed the Planning Board on water and sewer capacity for future development, and that he will succeed Frank Casadonte as Planning Board chair.
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Engineering Services Manager Bryant Green briefed the board on the town's water and sewer system, including treatment plant capacity, the Eno River water supply, the town's 42 to 43 pump stations, infrastructure debt, damage from Tropical Storm Chantal, the town's reduced Urban Service Boundary, and developer proffers…No action takenPresentation Water and sewer
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A resolution to revise the urban service boundary, which defines where town utilities and future annexation can extend.
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The board considered extending town water service to a proposed 49-home subdivision on N.C. 86 North. Staff said extending water would conflict with the plan to reduce the urban services boundary; the developer said its own well could serve the homes but a town connection could create a beneficial loop in the water sy…The board voted 5-0 not to extend water service, keeping the urban services boundary reduction plan intact.
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Orange County's planning director briefed the board on interlocal planning agreements, wastewater capacity constraints, and the county's comprehensive plan update, now projected for winter 2026-27 adoption.
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