Roads and transportation items in Town of Holly Springs
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| Subject | Items |
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| Roads and transportation | 52 |
| Parks and recreation | 7 |
| Police and public safety | 7 |
| Budget and appropriations | 6 |
| Contracts and procurement | 5 |
| Housing and affordability | 5 |
| Water and sewer | 4 |
| Bonds and debt | 3 |
| Environment and sustainability | 3 |
| Rezoning | 3 |
| Annexation | 2 |
| Comprehensive plan | 2 |
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A staff workgroup and Kimley-Horn present transportation projects from the comprehensive transportation plan, ranked by timing, cost, return on investment and service improvement, with a debt affordability overview. The council begins setting priorities for a possible bond referendum in 2027 or 2028.
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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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The consent agenda would approve a Duke Energy utility relocation contract for the central segment of the Holly Springs Road widening project, funded by the town's transportation bond.
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Staff would update the committee on the 2026 street tree replacement grant, which funds replacing trees along town street rights-of-way.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainabilityGrants and outside fundingRoads and transportation
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The committee picks representatives to the Transportation Advisory Committee, which meets in September, December, March and June, and to the Police Citizens Advisory Group, which meets in January, April, July and October.Liaisons named by unanimous vote
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Staff update the committee on the Festival Street design.
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Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Recommends rezoning 30.57 acres at PIN 0669170766 from Neighborhood Mixed-Use to Mixed-Use Residential Conditional for Morningstar Law Group's Meridian at Sunset Commons project, including a greenway extension and a new regional pump station.
- 4950 Optimist Farm Rd · 34 acres · Jordan Matthews Ltd Prtnrp Jordan Real Estate Holdings LLC
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An overview of the festival street design project.
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Supplement 15 to the town's engineering design and construction standards.
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Design change order 5 on the central section of Holly Springs Road.
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Endorses naming the Holly Springs Road bridge over NC 540 for a sheriff's deputy killed near the spot in 2004, at the request of a Wake County Fraternal Order of Police lodge.
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6.b TRAC ReportStaff or committee report Roads and transportation
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Staff updated the council on the town's transportation investments. The agenda gives only the item title, with no further detail in the document.Staff or committee report Roads and transportation
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A resolution authorizing condemnation proceedings tied to the Holly Springs Road Central widening project. The agenda gives only the item title, with no further detail in the document.Resolution Roads and transportation
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Van Crandall asked about a contact at the state Department of Transportation to discuss roundabouts.Procedural Roads and transportation
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The council discussed the town manager's recommended FY 2026-27 budget. Any council-proposed changes need support from at least three members and, under the state's balanced-budget requirement, must be offset by a cut or new funding source.
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Conditional rezoning 25-REZ-02 and development agreement for Powell Place, 97 homes at 7051 and 7121 Rouse Road next to Honeycutt Farm. After the January hearing the developer added road widening, turn lanes and $100,000 toward a signal at Piney Grove Wilbon Road. The Planning Board recommended approval 6-1.Approval failed 2-3 (Larson, Hewetson for; Deshazor, Foster, Drees against); deferred to July 21 by 4-1, Drees opposedOrdinance Budget and appropriationsFees and utility ratesHousing and affordabilityRezoningRoads and transportationWater and sewer
- 7051 Rouse Rd · 15 acres · Powell, Ludie Larue Powell, Philip Kessler
- 7121 Rouse Rd · 2.8 acres · Powell, Larue Matthews Powell, Lisa
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The ordinance passed council and took effect 1 June. Staff said a web page and educational materials were coming, with police outreach on 11 June at the athletic complex and 18 June at Womble Park.
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Public hearing on voluntarily annexing property on Innovate Avenue into the town.
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Proposed changes to the town's e-bike safety ordinance.
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Staff brief Council on the town's bicycle planning history and how the current Comprehensive Transportation Plan addresses an integrated bicycle network, seeking guidance on further policy discussion.Discussion item Roads and transportation
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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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Agreement with NCDOT covering utility engineering and construction tied to Sunset Lake Road improvements.
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Contract award for design of an Avent Ferry Road festival street.
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Staff review the town's Strategic Plan and propose updates for fiscal year 2026-27 based on direction from the annual retreat, ahead of anticipated adoption at the April 21 business meeting.
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Open discussion among council members.Discussion item Roads and transportation
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Town accepts maintenance responsibility for Innovate Avenue, formerly known as the Southern Access Road, from NCDOT.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Staff review current and potential future transportation projects, including roadways, intersections, intelligent transportation systems, sidewalks/sidepaths, and bicycle lanes.Presentation Roads and transportation
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Open discussion of leftover items, including marketing for Eagles Landing Park, e-bike/e-scooter/e-moto safety, and other items raised during the retreat.
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A fourth design change order for the Holly Springs Road (Central) project.
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A design contract for widening the western section of Holly Springs Road.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Town takes over maintenance responsibility for two streets from the state DOT.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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Town concurrence on a state-set speed limit change for Holly Springs Road.Consent agenda Roads and transportation
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The council considered an interlocal agreement related to the Old US-1 and Friendship Road area.
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A municipal agreement covering design work for the western Holly Springs Road widening project.Contract or award Roads and transportation
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Amends the comprehensive plan's Community Facilities, Infrastructure & Utilities, and Natural Resources sections, including clarifying which traffic signals the town maintains and reviewing CCTV camera and open-space conservation language.Recommended for Town Council approval, 7-0
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Authorized the town manager to sign a supplemental agreement extending the NCDOT municipal agreement for Avent Ferry Road Phase 2 design and delivery.Authorized as part of the consent agenda, unanimousContract or award Roads and transportation
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Rezoning of 76.68 acres at Adcock and Piney Grove Wilbon roads from Rural Residential to Neighborhood Residential Conditional District for 222 units, including a greenway and sidepath along Piney Grove Wilbon Road. Several residents objected on density and traffic grounds.Public hearing held, no vote; goes to Planning Board October 28 and returns to council in November
- 2316 Piney Grove Wilbon Rd · 78 acres · Thomas, Mary Paul Birchard, Teresa Thomas
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Staff recommended a three-year, $457,000 first-year contract with BeeFree, Inc. to launch an on-demand microtransit service, branded the Holly Springs Hopper, covering the town and ETJ within seven miles starting January 5, 2026.Approved unanimously, in three separate motions covering the contract, a CAMPO grant budget amendment, and a fee schedule amendment
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Staff recommended a $1.2 million design budget and contract award to Exult Engineering for the second phase of Avent Ferry Road widening between Ralph Stephens Road and Cass Holt Road, an NCDOT road, with an estimated 28-month design timeline.Approved unanimously, in three separate motions covering the design budget, the contract award, and authority to execute change orders up to $1.2 million
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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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3.a MicrotransitDevelopment Services staff recommended FreeBee as microtransit vendor after an RFP process with mostly positive community feedback. Council settled on a 7-mile door-to-door service area, a $2 in-town fare for the first two riders ($4 in the ETJ), a minimum unaccompanied-rider age of 16, two free introductory trips per…Council reached consensus on vendor, fares, age minimum and branding; no formal vote
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Staff updated the council on bond-funded transportation projects, including a nearly complete Holly Springs Road roundabout, ongoing road widenings under NCDOT review, two new sidewalk projects, and the Transportation PAYGO safety improvement program.
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A quasi-judicial hearing on a 120-bed long-term care and short-term rehabilitation facility. The applicant agreed to install sidewalk along the property frontage; council members questioned whether a previously recommended turn lane was adequately addressed.Council approved the development plan and a 3,200-gallon-per-day utility allocation, unanimously, via Resolution 25-36.
- 1936 Ralph Stephens Rd · 7.5 acres · Britthaven INC
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A 279-unit rental subdivision with a 7.4-acre public park, pending annexation into town limits; staff and the board discussed fire and police coverage, water main extension, metal traffic signal poles, and preservation of a historic barn during Rex Road's widening.Planning Board recommended Town Council approval, with staff-report conditions, 9-0
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The council awarded a $452,431 construction contract to Lanier Construction, plus contingency, for pedestrian improvements on Avent Ferry.Approved as part of consent agendaContract or award Roads and transportation
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The council authorized eminent domain proceedings to acquire easements for two sidewalk projects.Adopted as part of consent agenda (Resolutions 25-18 and 25-19)Resolution Roads and transportation
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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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