Stormwater and flooding items in Town of Morrisville
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| Stormwater and flooding | 34 |
| Budget and appropriations | 7 |
| Appointments and personnel | 6 |
| Zoning text amendment | 6 |
| Bonds and debt | 5 |
| Contracts and procurement | 5 |
| Parks and recreation | 5 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 5 |
| Public facilities | 4 |
| Arts and public art | 3 |
| Environment and sustainability | 3 |
| Police and public safety | 3 |
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Student winners of the Morrisville Environment and Stormwater Committee's poster contest are recognized.
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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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The council will vote on Unified Development Ordinance text amendments to five sections covering masonry painting, tobacco and hemp sales, architectural exemptions for government accessory buildings, and stormwater management. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval 5-0 in April; the council held a public h…
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Rescinds an earlier interlocal agreement with Wake County for administering erosion and sedimentation control.
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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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Planning Manager Eliot Ward presents Unified Development Ordinance text amendments covering masonry painting, tobacco and hemp sales, exemptions for government accessory buildings, and stormwater management. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval 5-0 in April.
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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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A resolution would name the chair and vice-chair of the Morrisville Environment and Stormwater Committee.
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The council holds a public hearing on zoning text amendments covering masonry painting standards, where tobacco and hemp sales may locate, exemptions for government accessory buildings, and stormwater management, with a vote scheduled for May 28.
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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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The amendments would allow painted brick and block outside the Historic Crossroads Village district, add tobacco and hemp retail to seven business districts with school and daycare buffers, exempt a planned Public Works facility from standard design rules, and update stormwater escrow rules under a 2023 state law. Sta…
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A quarterly report covers ten capital projects, including the Airport Boulevard Extension, the McCrimmon Parkway widening and flyover, Church Street Park's southern lot, Crabtree Creek Nature Park, and a stream restoration project on Sawmill Creek.
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An ordinance would amend the Unified Development Ordinance on four fronts: masonry painting, greenhouse and nursery research uses, tobacco and hemp sales, and stormwater management. Planning Manager Eliot Ward presents the package.
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A resolution would abandon a drainage easement tied to the Spark development.Resolution Stormwater and flooding
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9.a Disc Golf UpdateA staff report would update the council on options for a permanent disc golf course, after a temporary nine-hole course opened at Scoggins Avenue in September. Wake County said it would support a course at Church Street Park if the design limits tree removal and stays clear of drainage areas; staff are also weighing s…Staff or committee report Stormwater and flooding
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A resolution would appoint 23 volunteers to eight advisory committees, including the Environment and Stormwater Committee, Smart City Steering Committee, Planning and Zoning Board and Senior Advisory Committee, following a recruitment period extended through June 26.
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The council holds a public hearing on the proposed $49.49 million FY2024 budget and could give it final reconciliation and adoption the same night. The proposed tax rate holds at $0.39 per $100 of valuation, with no general tax increase recommended, while the stormwater fee would rise from $40 to $50 per Equivalent Re…
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Town Manager Martha Paige and Director of Management Services Jeanne Hooks continue work on a $49.49 million FY2024 budget, $48.2 million for the General Fund and $1.29 million for the Stormwater Fund, that holds the property tax rate at 39 cents per $100 of valuation and skips the one-cent increase staff says an affo…
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The manager presents a proposed FY2024 budget of $49.49 million ($48.2 million General Fund, $1.29 million stormwater), a tax rate held at 39 cents per $100 of valuation, and a $10 increase to the stormwater ERU fee, to $50. This session focuses on operations and the capital investment program; council guidance contin…
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The town manager would present a $48.2 million General Fund budget for FY2024, up from $45.8 million the year before, holding the property tax rate at $0.39 per $100 of valuation. Three cents of that rate service $37 million in voter-approved bonds, with a second bond issuance of $13.9 million planned for FY2024. The…
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Finance Director Nancy Emslie presents the FY2023 third-quarter report. Through nine months, the General Fund has collected $38.5 million of a $46.6 million amended budget and spent $34.6 million, 79.5% of budget. The Stormwater Fund has collected $1.23 million and spent $356,000, 37% of its budget.
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Staff preview the FY2024 budget for Director of Management Services Jeanne Hooks, Fiscal Recovery Officer Michael James and Town Manager Martha Paige. Base General Fund spending is projected at $42.7 million against $47.1 million in base resources, leaving $4.4 million in capacity before the council weighs $14.8 milli…
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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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A resolution would authorize a Phase 2B progressive design-build contract with Muter Construction, not to exceed $3.5 million, to finish the Church Street Park southern lot: two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and stormwater cont…
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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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The quarterly report covers ten capital projects. The Airport Boulevard Extension's construction estimate has risen to $10.6 million, up $3 million since November, and the report also updates the Church Street Park amenity expansion, Harris Mill Fire Station #3 and the Wolfsnare Lane stormwater project.
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A resolution would authorize a design-build contract with Muter Construction, not to exceed $3.5 million, for the second phase of improvements at the Church Street Park Southern Lot: two volleyball courts, two basketball courts, a multi-purpose sport court, a restroom building, a picnic shelter, a promenade and a stor…
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A resolution would authorize the town manager to sign a wet detention basin easement and maintenance agreement with Gurukrupa Properties, LLC, covering a stormwater control measure serving the town's parcel at 1021 Harris Mill Road and Gurukrupa's adjoining parcel at 1011 Harris Mill Road. Gurukrupa would pay to build…Resolution Stormwater and flooding
- 1021 Harris Mill Rd · 6.3 acres · Town of Morrisville
- 1011 Harris Mill Rd · 1.5 acres · Gurukrupa Properties LLC
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A resolution would let the town manager sign off on abandoning permanent drainage easements on a 12.94-acre tract at 218 Southport Drive, at the request of owner CC Morrisville Owner, LLC, which is redeveloping the site as the Novel Development. Staff found the easements are no longer needed under the new site plan.
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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 resolution would approve a stormwater control measure agreement covering two properties on Harris Mill Road. Council gets a briefing February 28, with action set for March 14.Resolution Stormwater and flooding
- 1011 Harris Mill Rd · 1.5 acres · Gurukrupa Properties LLC
- 1021 Harris Mill Rd · 6.3 acres · Town of Morrisville
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An ordinance would amend the Unified Development Ordinance's floodplain management section and its definitions section to meet the state's Model Flood Damage Prevention Ordinance. The Planning and Zoning Board recommended approval 5-0 on November 10. The council holds a public hearing and may vote the same night.
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