Public facilities items in Town of Wake Forest
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| Subject | Items |
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| Public facilities | 60 |
| Budget and appropriations | 13 |
| Contracts and procurement | 10 |
| Fire and EMS | 9 |
| Bonds and debt | 8 |
| Roads and transportation | 5 |
| Arts and public art | 4 |
| Police and public safety | 4 |
| Land conversion and large development | 3 |
| Parks and recreation | 3 |
| Rezoning | 3 |
| Annexation | 2 |
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A hearing to take public input on what capital needs should go into the town's five-year capital improvement plan for 2027 through 2032. The budget calendar for 2027-2028 was published with it.
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Board considers awarding a construction contract for dam improvements at the Wake Forest Reservoir, following a competitive bid process.
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Would authorize installment-purchase financing with Pinnacle Bank to fund construction of Fire Station 6.
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Staff presents proposed signage for the town's municipal campus.Presentation Public facilities
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Board considers adopting a policy governing corporate sponsorships and naming rights for town facilities.Resolution Public facilities
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4.B Public Hearing to receive public comment on the installment financing of Fire Station 6 constructionPublic hearing on installment financing to fund construction of Fire Station 6.
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Authorizes the town to purchase part of a property at 203 N. Brooks St. under state acquisition statutes.Resolution Public facilities
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Closed session under the statute covering negotiation of real property acquisition terms.Closed session Public facilities
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Board reviews a draft policy governing sponsorships and naming rights for town facilities.Discussion item Public facilities
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Board authorizes the town manager to execute the construction portion of the contract for Fire Station 6.
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Board authorizes filing an application under NCGS 160A-20 for a financing agreement to fund Fire Station 6 construction.
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Board previews a resolution authorizing the town manager to execute the construction portion of the Fire Station 6 contract.
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Board reviews a proposed update to the town's Special Event Policy.Discussion item Public facilities
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The Board will consider adopting the updated 2026-2031 Capital Improvement Plan.
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Board reviews an updated version of the town's five-year capital improvements plan.
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A public hearing to take comment on the town's five-year capital improvements plan covering FY 2026 through FY 2031.
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A resolution endorsing Option B from the town's Performing Arts Feasibility Study and authorizing a second study phase.
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Consultants told the board that demand for event and performance space outstrips the existing Renaissance Centre's capacity and recommended a new, roughly $55 million (plus land) Wake Forest Arts and Events Center with an integrated 10,000-square-foot, 600-seat performance/event hall and a 3,400-square-foot studio the…
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The board considered exchanging a town-owned 0.8-acre parcel valued at $670,000 for just over one acre valued at $790,000, currently owned by Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary, under N.C.G.S. 160A-271.
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Scheduling the public notice for an exchange in which the town gives up 0.8 acres valued at $670,000 and receives just over an acre valued at $790,000 from the seminary. State law requires the notice before a swap of this kind.
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A closed session on acquiring real property, the exception that covers instructing staff on price and terms.Closed session Public facilities
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Authorising the town manager to execute the remodel of the former CID building at $588,900. The work session two weeks earlier carried the figure at $597,500.
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A $597,500 remodel of the former CID building. The figure came to the regular meeting a fortnight later at $588,900.
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A closed session to instruct staff on the price and terms of acquiring real property.Closed session Public facilities
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An evidentiary hearing on quasi-judicial case SUP-24-02, a special use permit for a fire station. Witnesses are sworn and the decision rests on the record.
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A contract to remodel the Town Hall third floor for more office space.
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10.AConsideration to Authorize Contract for Flaherty Park Tennis Construction
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Building a public safety warehouse at 1412 Forestville.Staff or committee report Land conversion and large developmentPolice and public safetyPublic facilities
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A public hearing on the town's proposed five-year capital improvements plan covering FY 2025 through FY 2030.
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A joint use agreement with the Boys & Girls Club serving Wake County running from 2024 to 2034.
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Staff present the first-quarter tracker on the town's capital improvement projects for fiscal year 2025.
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After a request for proposals drew six responses and interviews with three finalists, the town picked Edifice LLC to design, engineer and build Fire Station 6. The contract's design and preconstruction fee is $1,456,305; construction costs will be set later once a guaranteed maximum price is negotiated. One project do…
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12.D CIP Project TrackerA fourth-quarter update on capital improvement projects, including cost and completion status for items such as the Ailey Young House rehabilitation and town hall wayfinding signage.Staff or committee report Public facilities
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The board will review a design-build contract with Edifice LLC for a new Fire Station 6. Edifice was the highest-ranked of six firms that responded to a request for proposals; the project budget and schedule are still being developed.
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NCDOT is studying the design and space needs for a downtown mobility hub, one of seven planned along its S-line rail corridor. The facility would include an Amtrak station.
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The board will review the draft agenda for its Aug. 20 regular meeting, which includes a public hearing on the $1.46 million parks bond order and votes on the fire limits ordinance and the Fire Station 6 contract.
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GWP Developers LLC wants to rezone 2.75 acres at 306 S. Allen Road from General Residential 5 to a mixed-use conditional district, converting a vacant 1958 residential care facility into 31 apartments restricted to residents 62 and older. The planning board recommended approval 7-0; a public hearing is set for June 18.
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The town allows CAH Holdings to encroach on town property at the Gateway Commons development.Contract or award Public facilities
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GWP Developers wants to renovate the vacant former residential care facility into 31 apartments, keeping it to one story, with at least seven units restricted to residents 55 and older. Staff call the plan generally consistent with the Community Plan, which calls for senior housing near downtown on this site, and reco…
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Wake County wants to renew its lease for an 800 MHz public safety radio tower on town-owned land for another 20 years, with an option for a second 20-year renewal, on the same terms as the original 2002 lease that expired in 2022. The system serves more than 7,700 police, fire and EMS radios countywide, and the accomp…
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The third-quarter capital improvement tracker shows the Ailey Young House rehabilitation, budgeted at $303,500, with its archaeological survey work finished and proposals due for a heritage site master plan. A $500,000 downtown wayfinding signage project is moving from the communications department to streets, with ph…
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A construction contract award to Morgan Corp. for dam improvements at J.B. Flaherty Park.
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An update to the 2024-2029 Capital Improvements Plan. Approving it would direct staff to build a financing plan into the FY2024-25 operating budget.
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The board considers a purchase of backup generation systems from Power Secure, Inc., following the town's RFP #003-2023.Resolution Public facilities
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The board considers approval of the design scope for the Smith Creek Reservoir project.
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The board holds a public hearing on a conditional rezoning filed by Rob Caudle for Franklin Village, LLC, to rezone 2.64 acres at 0 Friendship Chapel Road from General Residential 10 to Highway Business Conditional District for a self-storage facility. The planning board voted 5-0 to recommend against the request as i…
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A consent-agenda item would approve a reimbursement agreement with Alliance Group of NC, LLC for downtown streetscape work, including wider sidewalks, ADA ramps and pedestrian lighting, near the Magnolia Trace and Park Social developments. The town's share is $3,075,610.71.
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Consultant Raftelis recommends raising the town's fire protection system development fee from $337 to as much as $780 for a new single-family home and from $253 to $681 per multi-family unit, the first update since 2015-2016. State law requires the Planning Board to comment before the Board of Commissioners, which alr…
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Staff give an update on the town's effort to acquire property at Front Street and East North Avenue, a project that began after a 2021 citizen request. Further action would come through the FY2024 budget request.
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An amended resolution would authorize the town to buy an additional 0.29 acres at 343 S. White Street (328 N. Brooks Street) for $107,073, adding to a 2021 purchase for the town's redevelopment of the former SunTrust building site downtown.
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The board would approve the 2023-2028 Capital Improvements Plan update, directing staff to build a financing plan into the FY2023-2024 operating budget.
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An ordinance would bar carrying firearms and other deadly weapons in buildings and grounds the town owns, leases, or occupies, with signage required, under authority the General Assembly grants municipalities.
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A resolution would declare the results of the town's November 8 bond referendum. It covers $24,430,000 in parks and recreation bonds, $23,720,000 in roadway and transportation bonds, $14,350,000 in greenway improvement bonds and $12,500,000 in parking facility bonds.
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The board hears a presentation on an American Institute of Architects merit award for the Joyner Park Community Center.Presentation Public facilities
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The board considers four capital project ordinances funding roadway and transportation, parks and recreation, greenway, and parking facility projects.
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Staff announce a Community Plan open house for February 1, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., at Flaherty Park Community Center.
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