Intergovernmental agreements items in Town of Morrisville
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| Intergovernmental agreements | 25 |
| Contracts and procurement | 6 |
| Fire and EMS | 5 |
| Police and public safety | 5 |
| Comprehensive plan | 3 |
| Environment and sustainability | 3 |
| Public facilities | 3 |
| Roads and transportation | 3 |
| Solid waste and recycling | 3 |
| Budget and appropriations | 2 |
| Land conversion and large development | 2 |
| State legislative agenda | 2 |
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The strategic performance manager recaps what the 2026 General Assembly session did.
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Sets Morrisville's locally preferred alternative for the western extension of Wake County's bus rapid transit, and sends a letter to the regional planning organization on the alignment. The council worked through it at a 30 July work session and discussed the letter on 25 August.
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A public hearing on a special use permit for a Wake County solid waste facility in Morrisville, listed on the current agenda as the West Wake Solid Waste Facility. Both the applicant and town staff present. The hearing is Tuesday; the council votes on 22 September.
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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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Wake County non-cash rebates and tax exemptions, the county side of an incentive arrangement.
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An amendment to the town's Wake County open space grant.
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Adoption of the town's legislative agenda for the 2025-2026 biennium, with the NC League of Municipalities' draft advocacy goals attached. The council worked through it at a November 12 work session.
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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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Updates to the interlocal agreement covering 911 emergency dispatch and communications service, revised in November after an August version.
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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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The amendment extends the town's agreement with Wake County for a joint public works facility and solid waste convenience center, with a matching capital project ordinance change.
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Updates the interlocal agreement governing shared emergency dispatch and 911 communications service.
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Rescinds an earlier interlocal agreement with Wake County for administering erosion and sedimentation control.
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The council would approve a memorandum of understanding with the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization.
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Council considers an interlocal agreement letting Wake County administer the town's erosion and sedimentation control program, brought by stormwater engineering manager Ben Mills.
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A consent-agenda resolution would approve an interlocal agreement with Wake County covering Church Street Park.
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A resolution would appoint council members to five regional bodies, including the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization executive board, the Central Pines Regional Council and its Board of Delegates, the Jordan Lake One Water group, and the Western Wake Partners Policy Advisory Committee. The draft resolutio…
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A third amendment to the 2017 memorandum of understanding with Wake County would again extend its term and expand the scope of design work, adding construction-manager-at-risk preconstruction services for the joint public works facility and solid waste convenience center planned for 414 Aviation Parkway.
- 414 Aviation Pkwy · 14 acres · Morrisville Town Of
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A memorandum of understanding would authorize the town's fire department to share equipment and provide mutual fire protection with a partner agency.
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A proclamation recognizes the Cary Fire Department's co-location at Station 7.
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The council would approve minutes from its July 12, 2023 joint meeting with the Wake County Board of Commissioners.Minutes approval Intergovernmental agreements
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A resolution would authorize a landscape maintenance agreement with the state Department of Transportation for a portion of Louis Stephens Drive.
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A consent resolution would accept a 2002 Sterling 3,000-gallon water tanker with a 300-gallon-per-minute pump from the Town of Apex at no cost, for use by the Morrisville Fire Department, under the state law allowing local governments to transfer property between themselves.
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A resolution would ratify the regional council of governments' amended charter, renaming Triangle J Council of Governments to Central Pines Regional Council effective July 1, 2023, following a board-approved rebrand.Resolution Intergovernmental agreements
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11.a Resolutions and CPOA Authorizing a 2nd MOU Extension and a Pre-Development Agreement for Town CenterDeputy Town Manager Brandon Zuidema and Singh Development LLC's Avi Grewal brief the council on two resolutions: a second extension of the Town Center memorandum of understanding, moving the deadline for a development services agreement to February 28, 2024, and a pre-development agreement authorizing up to $900,000 i…
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