Parks and recreation items in Town of Morrisville
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| Subject | Items |
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| Parks and recreation | 62 |
| Roads and transportation | 13 |
| Grants and outside funding | 10 |
| Public facilities | 10 |
| Arts and public art | 9 |
| Budget and appropriations | 6 |
| Contracts and procurement | 5 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 5 |
| Appointments and personnel | 4 |
| Land conversion and large development | 4 |
| Fees and utility rates | 3 |
| Housing and affordability | 3 |
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The committee visits the Sawmill Creek Greenway site and Shiloh Park.
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Continued discussion of the parks master plan update and the committee's workplan.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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Three town events at Morrisville Community Park: Movies in the Park on October 2, a Diwali celebration on October 17 and Boo Bash on October 29.
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6.b Resolution Authorizing a Lease Extension/Update of the Western Wake Farmers Market (WWFM) AgreementA resolution extending the town's lease with the Western Wake Farmers Market, whose current agreement runs from 2023 to 2026.
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A resolution extending and updating the Morrisville Community Garden lease.
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A staff presentation on the Cedar Fork Community Center. The committee heard a comparable briefing on town athletics in August, at which staff said senior athletic programming would grow as space allows.
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Nine programs between 16 September and 2 October, most at the Morrisville Senior Center: a skin care talk, an estate planning session, a falls prevention class, a senior resources fair on 24 September, a PACE briefing on home-based care, and the International Festival at Indian Creek Trailhead on 19 September.
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A follow-up work session on insurance-based memberships at MAFC, with survey results attached.
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The transportation project manager presents the Comprehensive Transportation Plan update. Five attachments: greenway prioritisation results, roadway cross-sections, a draft implementation plan, a status report on roadway and intersection recommendations from 2019 to 2026, and the presentation itself.
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Open discussion among council members.
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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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A budget work session on parks cost recovery, revenues and related topics. Cost recovery is the share of recreation spending a town recoups through fees.
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An amendment to the town's Wake County open space grant.
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A resolution asked council to award the construction contract for the town's new dog park.
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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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Director Mary Faucette presented the department's reorganization, including a new FY25 organizational chart covering 25 full-time and about 130 part-time staff.
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Council member Vicki Scroggins-Johnson asked staff to add a Morrisville Shuttle stop for Brier Pointe Retirement Community on McCrimmon Parkway, saying residents there have asked for it. Council member Steve Rao asked for signs giving tennis players priority over pickleball players at town courts, and council member A…
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Singh Development LLC and the town propose a development agreement for Phase I of the Town Center Core, covering 16.4 acres near Town Hall with housing, retail, office space and a Town Green. The board recommended approval of the same agreement on June 13; a Town Council public hearing follows on July 23.
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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 updated report counts 11 open seats across six advisory committees: two on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, three on the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, one on the Public Safety Advisory Committee, and five on the Smart City Steering Committee. The Planning and Zoning Board an…
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Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources staff will walk the council through the GreenPlay Pyramid Methodology and a ten-step cost recovery process, then ask for direction on how far to take it. Morrisville's parks and recreation cost recovery rose from 16% in fiscal 2021 to 43% in fiscal 2024, above the 34% national…
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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Staff and NCDOT brief the council on a feasibility study for the Stirrup Iron Creek greenway, ahead of a vote set for July 9.
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Singh Development LLC has proposed building Phase I of Morrisville's Town Center, a multifamily complex, parking deck, retail space and a retail plaza, on town land it would buy for $1,070,000. The agreement also commits Singh to building the Town Green and donating it to the town; the Town Council holds its own heari…
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Deputy Town Clerk Beaonca McCain reports on vacancies across five advisory committees, including open seats on the Environment and Stormwater Committee, the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Advisory Committee, and the Public Safety Advisory Committee.
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Council member TJ Cawley proposes two new topics: a non-profit support policy for Morrisville and a tennis court backboard at a town facility. Staff already found a backboard would interfere with full-court play. A tracking sheet also lists about a dozen roundtable items still in progress, from a themed pro-sports nig…
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A proclamation recognizing a National Recreation and Park Association family health and fitness day.Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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Council considers a second NCDEQ grant application, this one for a greenway along Sawmill Creek.
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The capital projects manager and town engineer update the council on the Franklin Upchurch Senior Street dog park project.Presentation Parks and recreation
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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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The council recognizes the retirement of Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources employee Jerry Allen.
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A proclamation recognizes North Carolina Arbor Day.
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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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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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2.c CricketThe agenda lists a discussion item titled "Cricket" with one attached document; it gives no further detail.Discussion item Parks and recreation
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A resolution would authorize additional PRCR positions, based on recommendations from consultant BerryDunn.
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A proposed major amendment, REZ 22-0012, would update development standards for the 12.87-acre Park West Village Phase II property, which the town approved as a mixed-use planned development in 2008. The application cites changed market conditions and asks for flexibility on open space and tree preservation. This is a…
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A resolution would renew the town's lease for the community garden, building on the 2018 agreement.Consent agenda Parks and recreation
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A resolution would renew the town's lease with Morrisville Community Garden, Inc. for three years at its current site on Church Street, extending an agreement first signed in 2015. Responsibilities for the adjoining Education Garden are shifting to the Western Wake Farmers Market. A vote is set for September 26.Contract or award Parks and recreation
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A resolution would renew the town's lease with Western Wake Farmers Market, Inc. for three years to run the farmers market and the education garden at the Healthy Food Hub, extending a 2017 agreement that is due to expire this year. A vote is set for September 26.Contract or award Parks and recreation
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The council discusses options for amenities at the Town Green. Deputy Town Manager Brandon Zuidema, developer Avi Grewal of Singh Development LLC and architect Fred Bellerin of Clearscapes present.
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Capital Projects Manager Kyle Cooper and Town Engineer Mark Spanioli present a concept design update for a dog park on Franklin Upchurch Senior Street, drawing on an online survey and a public workshop.
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A consent-agenda ordinance would close the Crabtree Hatcher Creek Greenway capital project, cutting its budget from $6.59 million to $6.25 million and directing the finance officer to move remaining funds to reserves.
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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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The roundtable covers a possible town electric-bike rebate program modeled on Raleigh's, whether to buy a mobile stage instead of renting one for town events, a discounted Morrisville Aquatics and Fitness Center rate for Wake County school employees working in town, and whether to accept and relocate a Gandhi statue c…
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9.d Disc Golf UpdateStaff update the council on the town's disc golf course.Staff or committee report Parks and recreation
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Proclamation or recognition Parks and recreation
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TGA King Eastridge Owner LLC asks to rezone 900 and 1000 Perimeter Park Drive, about 9.34 acres, from Corridor Commercial to Conditional-Office Institutional. The draft ordinance would prohibit uses including a college or university, dormitory, health care use and recreation use on the site, limit loading platforms to…
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Staff report on where to add outdoor basketball courts on town-owned land. Two locations under construction, Shiloh Park and Church Street Park's southern lot, will add courts; a site near the playground at Morrisville Community Park was dropped over user-conflict and stormwater concerns, and a Harris Mill Road site w…
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6.b Esports UpdateStaff report on the town's one-year esports partnership with Wake Technical Community College, which hosts the program at its RTP campus arena at no facility cost. Attendance at the twice-weekly open sessions has run below projections, though the Fortnite offering draws about 25% participation; staff plan a summer STE…
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7.c Disc Golf UpdateStaff present a plan for a temporary 9-hole disc golf course on 4 acres at Scoggins Avenue, next to the Healthy Food Hub, using existing parking, following a council request to look at town-owned sites. Staff also outline future permanent disc golf options at Church Street Park, Marcom Drive and the Wake Tech campus o…Presentation Parks and recreation
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9.d Resolution and Capital Project Ordinance Amendment Authorizing Shiloh Park Construction ContractA resolution would authorize a construction contract with Salisbury and Moore Construction, the low bidder among four, to rebuild the Shiloh Park playground and basketball court for $612,000. Staff also recommend setting aside $75,000 for contingency and $25,000 for geotechnical testing, bringing the total estimated p…
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The town clerk brings the 2023 work plans of the town's seven advisory committees - Environment and Stormwater, Public Education, Smart City Steering, Public Safety, Senior, Performance Measures, and Parks and Recreation - for the council to endorse, amend or send back with feedback.
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Staff would update the council on plans for Morrisville SpringFest, including layouts for a food hub and a drinking and beverage area along Town Hall Drive.Presentation Parks and recreation
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Council would get a briefing on a $3.5 million design-build contract with Muter Construction for the next phase of Church Street Park's Southern Lot -- two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and a stormwater control measure -- with…
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A staff report breaks down two prioritization exercises the council ran at its retreat, plus a follow-up online survey. Town Center Phase 1 and land acquisition for the town center rank as the top priorities for the 1-2 year window, alongside two intersection-improvement projects. In the online survey, council members…
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The roundtable is a standing item for council members to raise ideas outside the formal agenda. Its tracking list carries 18 items still in progress, including handicap parking at Town Center special events, a possible temporary disc golf course, and town-owned land on Church Street being evaluated for a Habitat for H…
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A consent resolution would approve an avigation easement agreement for the southern lot of Church Street Park, covering flight-related use of the airspace above town parkland.
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Slides from Administration and Budget, Finance, Information Technology, Human Resources, Public Works, Parks and Recreation and Communication cover each department's budget, staffing and ongoing projects. The agenda item report lists no recommendation or requested council action.
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A consultant presents design options for the town's Veterans Memorial.Presentation Parks and recreation
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Interim Parks, Recreation and Cultural Resources Director Mary Faucette presents a proclamation recognizing 2023 as the Year of the Trail.
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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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