Parks and recreation items in Town of Holly Springs
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Parks and recreation | 56 |
| Roads and transportation | 7 |
| Appointments and personnel | 5 |
| Environment and sustainability | 5 |
| Police and public safety | 5 |
| Budget and appropriations | 3 |
| Grants and outside funding | 3 |
| Land conversion and large development | 3 |
| Subdivision and site plans | 3 |
| Contracts and procurement | 2 |
| Housing and affordability | 2 |
| Public facilities | 2 |
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Bolten & Menk presents three concept plans for the downtown festival street, a signature project of the Downtown Area Plan. Staff ask which elements the council values most and least and which concept it prefers.
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A development plan for 298 apartments in three buildings on 17.36 acres at 4500 Old Holly Springs Apex Road, submitted by Bolton & Menk for Chaucer Creek Capital. The plans show an internal private drive with on-street parking, a pool, pickleball courts, a putting green, a nature play area and a dog park. The site was…Discussion item Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large developmentParks and recreationSubdivision and site plans
- 4500 Old Holly Springs Apex Rd · 17 acres · Fusion Ventures LLC
- 4500 Old Holly Springs Apex Rd · 17 acres · Fusion Ventures LLC
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Planning for the committee's part in HollyFest, the town festival held 31 October.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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A planting ceremony marking the town's 150th anniversary.
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The committee decides whether to take part in WinterFest and the Tree Trail at North Main Athletic Complex, scheduled for December 4 and 5.Approved unanimouslyDiscussion item Parks and recreation
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Staff update the committee on the Festival Street design.
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6 ReportsReports from the council liaison, TRAC, the tree advisory committee, the police citizens advisory group, project updates and the director.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityParks and recreationPolice and public safety
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An update on the town's progress on its Mayors Monarch Butterfly Pledge commitments.
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Construction contract to rehabilitate the parking lot at the North Main Athletic Complex.
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Council considers final approval of rezoning 32.28 acres at 2420 Avent Ferry Road from Rural Residential to Suburban Residential and Neighborhood Mixed-Use Conditional Districts for a 53-lot subdivision and commercial pad, plus the related utility allocation and development agreement, after the Planning Board deadlock…
- 2420 Avent Ferry Rd · 31 acres · Ronin Partners LLC
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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An update on the solicitation for development partner proposals at the North Main Athletic Complex and downtown, including the Mims Park area, with concepts for parking, stormwater features, flex space, a mixed-use sports and entertainment building and a hotel.No responses for the athletic complex; three downtown proposals received and none advancedStaff or committee report Contracts and procurementLand conversion and large developmentParks and recreation
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5.a PRAC Round RobinA member relayed a resident's question about a swimming pool at Eagles Landing park. Staff said the park's master plan considered a pool but ruled it out for cost, adding a splash pad instead; a pool elsewhere in town remains possible.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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6.e Program UpdatesMore than 1,600 children enrolled in summer camps starting June 15, staff told the committee. The Cultural Center's lobby closes June 15 to July 15 for renovation, though programming continues at reduced capacity.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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6.f Director ReportThe director listed four free Parks and Recreation Month events set for July: Be U Bingo, an open-play Wii night, a stargazing program at Bass Lake Park and an outdoor movie night.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Staff updated the board on the Solicitation for Development Partner Proposals for the North Main Athletic Complex and for downtown.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Appointments to the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee, three seats with 16 applicants, and the Tree Advisory Committee, four seats and a junior member.Malinda Walker, Fred Stehle and Thomas Rayle appointed to the parks committee; Robin Haney, Autum Dean, Marissa Parker, Tom Joyce and junior member Delila Devitt to the tree committee; all unanimous
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The committee discussed the Mayors' Monarch Butterfly Pledge, a national commitment to create and protect habitat for monarch butterflies.
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Director LeeAnn Plumer presented the town manager's FY27 parks recommendation: seven partial-year Eagles Landing Park positions, $2.1 million matching NMAC renovations, $750,000 of park bond money for priority greenways, $100,000 for Carolina Springs Park master planning, $75,000 pay-as-you-go rehabilitation, a share…
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Acceptance of a USTA grant to resurface tennis courts at North Main Athletic Complex.
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Staff review the town's greenway network strategy from the 2021 Parks, Recreation and Greenways Master Plan and 2023 priority projects, seeking feedback on future greenway investments and amenities.
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Committee discusses e-bike safety education and possible policy changes; the agenda does not specify what changes are proposed.Committee expressed support; council briefing that Friday and an item on the April 21 council agenda
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General announcements.Procedural Parks and recreation
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Extension of a safety net at the North Main Athletic Complex stadium.
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Open round-robin discussion among committee members on current parks and recreation topics.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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Standing reports covering a council update, the Trails and Recreation Advisory Committee, the Transportation Advisory Committee, the Police-Citizens Advisory Group, project updates, and the director's report.
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Announcement that recruitment for new Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee members runs Feb. 1 through April 6, 2026.
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Committee discusses its focus areas and goals for 2026.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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Committee discusses items to raise at the mayor and council's upcoming annual retreat.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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5.a PRAC Round RobinOpen round-robin discussion among committee members.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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Committee hears routine liaison and staff reports, including updates from the Trails and Recreation Advisory Committee, Tree Advisory Committee, and Police-Citizens Advisory Group.
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Committee announces an open recruitment window for new members, running February 1 through April 6.
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The Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee will present its annual report to Council.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Staff will brief the committee on the status of the Eagles Landing Park project.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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The committee will discuss its priority focus areas for 2026.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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5.a PRAC Round RobinThe committee's standing round of member observations on parks, facilities and events.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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A report from the Teen Recreation Advisory Council liaison.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Staff run through the status, cost and expected completion of the town's park and greenway projects.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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A midterm appointment to fill a vacancy on the Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee.
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Reports from the council liaison, TRAC, the police citizens advisory group, program updates and the director.
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WinterFest and the Tree Trail at Ting run December 5 and 6; a holiday dinner on December 9 replaces the regular meeting.Procedural Parks and recreation
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Farmers Market Coordinator Erali Miller will update the committee on the market program.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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Members will hear a council update, a Tree Advisory Committee report, project updates and the director's report.
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The mayor issued a proclamation for the town's second annual Great Trails State Day and presented it to Parks and Recreation staff.Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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Parks maintenance manager John Atkins reports on the division's staffing, crews, preventive maintenance schedule and completed projects.Received
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The committee discussed whether to take part again in WinterFest and the Tree Trail at Ting.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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The town clerk presented a draft policy change setting a 14-day minimum advertising period for midterm appointments to the Planning Board, Board of Adjustment, Parks and Recreation Advisory Committee and Tree Advisory Committee, with resignations near the annual appointment window rolled into that process. The amended…
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The council adopted budget ordinances for the Parks & Recreation, System Development Fee, and Streets capital reserves.Approved as part of consent agenda
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The council approved a 237-lot single-family subdivision on land rezoned in 2024 as Tassell Ridge, now renamed Hazel Ridge, with 30% overall open space, traffic-calming measures and a pump station. The Planning Board had recommended approval 9-0.Findings of fact adopted and plan approved, unanimous (Resolution 25-30)
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The council approved a $63,977,292 guaranteed maximum price for the park's recreation center building and amenities, restoring previously cut bid alternates including the skate park, perimeter greenway and volleyball court lighting; a fishing shelter remained cut, estimated at $300,000-$350,000 and delayed two to thre…Approved unanimously, both motions
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Staff presented the 2025-2026 Annual Work Plan for adoption, covering Arbor Day, a Tree City USA application, the street tree grant program, and four standing community events including HollyFest.
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Staff updated the committee on the 2025 Street Tree Replacement Grant Program, which will offer $45,000 in grants to residents, HOAs and property owners and runs Aug. 25 through Oct. 4, and sought feedback on the program guidelines.
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The committee was scheduled to review the town's approved street tree species list, maintained in the Unified Development Ordinance, and recommend any updates.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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The committee planned its participation in HollyFest, scheduled for Oct. 25.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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