Grants and outside funding items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
|---|---|
| Grants and outside funding | 27 |
| Parks and recreation | 10 |
| Roads and transportation | 9 |
| Budget and appropriations | 5 |
| Police and public safety | 4 |
| Economic development incentives | 2 |
| Fire and EMS | 2 |
| Arts and public art | 1 |
| Environment and sustainability | 1 |
| Fees and utility rates | 1 |
| Intergovernmental agreements | 1 |
| Solid waste and recycling | 1 |
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A hearing and a vote the same night on an economic incentive grant agreement with Novartis Innovative Technologies. The packet carries both an original agreement and an updated one.
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An application to the state Parks and Recreation Trust Fund, the main state source for local park projects.
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An amendment to the town's Wake County open space grant.
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An update on the town's own grants programme.Staff or committee report Grants and outside funding
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A capital project ordinance amendment recognizing NCDOT reimbursement under two agreements, one for Louis Stephens and one for Church Street, for sidewalk and pedestrian work.
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A budget amendment reconciling the town's American Rescue Plan Act money.
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A resolution sought council's authorization to apply for a state parks grant for the Sawmill Creek Greenway.
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The resolution accepts a feasibility study for the Stirrup Iron Creek Greenway, planned to run from Aviation Parkway across Airport Boulevard to Carrington Mill Boulevard. The study, funded by an NCDOT grant and prepared by VHB Engineering, will feed into the town's Comprehensive Transportation Plan and future grant a…
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The resolution accepts a study of safety improvements for a two-mile stretch of Morrisville Parkway between Davis Drive and NC 54/Chapel Hill Road. The study, funded through the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization, will guide capital programming and grant applications for the recommended changes.
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A resolution acknowledging the terms of a Governor's Highway Safety Program grant the police department applied for.
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A resolution would authorize the town to apply to the state environmental agency, NCDEQ, for a grant funding the Sawmill Creek stream restoration and greenway.
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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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Council considers a second NCDEQ grant application, this one for a greenway along Sawmill Creek.
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A quarterly ordinance amendment would recognize $1,055,541 across three funds: $799,200 through the Parks Payment-in-Lieu fund for the Marcom property acquisition, $121,341 in Powell Bill road revenue, and $135,000 in ARPA interest for additional work at the MCP Playground.
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A public hearing and vote on withdrawing the town's Parks and Recreation Trust Fund (PARTF) grant for the Crabtree Creek Nature Park project, after a first hearing in late February.
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A resolution would authorize the fire department to apply for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant to replace self-contained breathing apparatus. The full equipment upgrade costs about $990,000; the grant request is $691,600, with a required town match of $69,160.
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The council holds a public hearing on a resolution to withdraw a Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant for the Crabtree Creek Nature Park project. A vote is scheduled for March 12.
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Staff will update the council on the Morrisville Grants Program.Staff or committee report Grants and outside funding
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A resolution would accept a three-year, $125,000 Department of Justice COPS grant to fund a domestic violence investigator, adding one full-time position to the police department. The town's share would grow each year, from $10,334 in the first year to $47,834 in year three, and the town would keep funding the job for…
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The council holds a public hearing and could act the same night on a resolution authorizing an economic incentive grant agreement with Forge Battery, Inc.
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A resolution would accept a Department of Justice grant funding a police department detective position. The agenda schedules action for December 12.
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Budget and Management Analyst Dawn Raab will give the annual update on the town's grants program.
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Staff present two greenway projects for the town to submit to CAMPO's SPOT 7 funding cycle by July 28: a $2 million rollover of the Sawmill Creek Greenway (about 51% of easements acquired) and a $3.4 million extension of the Stirrup Iron Creek and Mills Spring greenways, each requiring a 20% local match.
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A resolution would acknowledge the requirements tied to a North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program grant the police department applied for.
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The council reviews property taxes, the solid waste fee, fund balance and reserves, and use of remaining ARPA funds, using a slide deck.
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A resolution would authorize the fire department to apply for a FEMA Assistance to Firefighters equipment grant.
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A resolution would commit the town to a 10 percent local match and support an application to the state Department of Transportation for a feasibility study on a paved trail and sidewalk route for the planned Stirrup Iron Creek Greenway. Principal Planner Danielle Kittredge presents the item; a match is not required to…
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