Environment and sustainability items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Environment and sustainability | 34 |
| Comprehensive plan | 4 |
| Zoning text amendment | 4 |
| Budget and appropriations | 3 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 3 |
| Roads and transportation | 3 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 3 |
| Water and sewer | 3 |
| Appointments and personnel | 2 |
| Arts and public art | 2 |
| Land conversion and large development | 2 |
| Police and public safety | 2 |
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Gifts and volunteer sign-up for the committee's student art poster contest.Discussion item Environment and sustainability
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Sustainability coordinator Kimberly Conley updates the committee on the Sustainable Climate Action Plan, and nominations for chair and vice chair are introduced.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainability
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Members raise a soils and plastics recycling exhibit, the council joining the committee on 3 February, a request from the Plant-Based Treaty group to present in November, and the Morrisville Land Plan.
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Continued work on the committee's student art poster contest, including sign-up for administrative duties.Discussion item Environment and sustainability
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Status update on the next generation of the town's sustainability plan.
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Staff briefing on data centre activity in North Carolina and the Triangle, including a table of what neighbouring governments have done. Seven nearby jurisdictions have moratoriums; two are rewriting ordinances; Morrisville has taken no formal action. The draft framework covers definitions, zoning classification, appl…
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Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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3.a SUSTAINABILITYSustainability, taken as a retreat discussion.
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An ordinance amending the environment and traffic chapters of the town code, including a policy on mowing grounds within street rights-of-way. Briefed November 26.
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Student winners of the Morrisville Environment and Stormwater Committee's poster contest are recognized.
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A public hearing and vote on adopting the 2024 Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan, briefed with a first hearing on November 26.
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The first briefing and public hearing on adopting the 2024 Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan. The vote follows on December 10.
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A first look at amendments to the environment and traffic chapters of the town code, including a policy on mowing grounds within street rights-of-way. The vote follows on December 10.
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The sustainability coordinator will brief the council on the town's Master Sustainability Plan for fiscal year 2024.
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The council proclaims National Pollinator Week.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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Council considers authorizing a grant application to the state environmental agency for the Sawmill Creek stream restoration project.
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The council proclaims Earth Day.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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A proclamation recognizes Creek Week.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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A proclamation recognizes North Carolina Arbor Day.
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The council continues the budget discussion with other topics members raise at their discretion. The agenda lists participatory budgeting, space needs, sustainability and transportation as examples.
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The council recognizes winners of the 18th annual MESC poster contest, presented by Sustainability Coordinator Kimberly Conley and MESC Vice Chair Donna Catalini.
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Sustainability Coordinator Kimberly Conley presents a Wake County analysis of land cover and tree canopy.Presentation Environment and sustainability
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The council will vote, as part of the consent agenda, on a resolution authorizing an encroachment and indemnity agreement with Wake County for work at Crabtree Creek Nature Park. The request includes a flood easement deed and construction drawings.
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Sustainability Coordinator Kimberly Conley presents an overview of the town's Master Sustainability Plan for fiscal year 2023.
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An ordinance would amend the Unified Development Ordinance's text to set standards for electric vehicle charging in parking areas, following a public hearing held July 11.
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The amendment would require a minimum number of EV-ready parking spaces in new development, set standards for accessible EV charging spaces, and allow Level 1 and 2 charging stations across most zoning districts and Level 3 stations in select districts. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval 4-0 on June 8;…
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Staff present the results of an energy audit and outline opportunities to improve efficiency.
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The amendments to UDO Sections 4.3 and 5.10 would add electric vehicle charging stations as an accessory use and set minimum EV parking standards: developments with 50 or more spaces would need 5% with chargers installed and 15% more wired for future chargers, with separate thresholds for smaller lots, hotels and mult…
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A proclamation recognizes April 22, 2023 as Earth Day and encourages residents to attend education and activities, including native seed and tree giveaways and composting demonstrations, held that Saturday with the Western Wake Farmers Market.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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A proclamation would recognize Creek Week.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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A proclamation would recognize Save Soil Day.Proclamation or recognition Environment and sustainability
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The public works director briefs the council on the town's master sustainability plan.Staff or committee report Environment and sustainability
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