Intergovernmental agreements items in Town of Wake Forest
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| Subject | Items |
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| Intergovernmental agreements | 37 |
| Water and sewer | 9 |
| Contracts and procurement | 7 |
| Police and public safety | 6 |
| Roads and transportation | 6 |
| Civil rights and nondiscrimination | 5 |
| Comprehensive plan | 5 |
| Annexation | 4 |
| Environment and sustainability | 4 |
| Stormwater and flooding | 4 |
| LGBTQ+ policy | 2 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 2 |
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Update on the town's interlocal agreement for its local erosion and sedimentation control program.
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An interlocal agreement with Wake County tied to a program abbreviated 'EMPA' in the agenda; the packet includes federal-funding compliance guidance and a payment schedule, but the agenda itself does not spell out what the program funds.
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Public hearing and consideration of an updated annexation agreement between Wake Forest and the neighboring Town of Youngsville.
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A request to schedule a future public hearing on an updated annexation agreement between Wake Forest and Youngsville.
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Approval of the county's emergency operations plan and a mutual aid agreement with the town.
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The board considered adopting the Wake County Emergency Operations Plan and a countywide mutual aid agreement.
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Staff briefed the board on the status of an annexation agreement between Wake Forest and Youngsville.
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Wake Forest sits in two counties, so it authorises each county's tax administrator separately. This is the Wake half, covering property taxes and stormwater fees.
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The Franklin half of the same arrangement, for the part of the town that lies in Franklin County.
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A resolution asking the legislature to act on transportation problems on US 1, the Capital Boulevard corridor through the town.
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A change request to a joint development agreement.Resolution Intergovernmental agreements
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A public hearing on adopting the draft Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan as an amendment to the town's comprehensive plan.
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The vote on adopting the county hazard mitigation plan.
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A briefing on the draft Wake County multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan ahead of the December 17 public hearing. The town must have an adopted plan to qualify for federal mitigation grants, including after a disaster.
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The update reflects member changes and adds the planned S-Line high-speed rail corridor to the council's scope. The item was presented at the board's July 2 work session.
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The resolution would adopt, through an interlocal agreement, the nondiscrimination ordinance Wake County's commissioners passed in October 2021. Wake County asked each of its municipalities to sign on separately.
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The US 1 Council of Planning wants to update its bylaws and memorandum of understanding for administrative changes and member updates, and to add the planned high-speed rail corridor known as the S-Line.
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Residents may address the board on a proposed interlocal agreement with Wake County to enforce the county's nondiscrimination ordinance inside town limits.
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The agreement would let the town adopt Wake County's Nondiscrimination Ordinance within town limits, barring discrimination based on race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, disability, age and other categories in public accommodations and employment, with the county handling enforcement.
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The board will discuss adopting Wake County's Nondiscrimination Ordinance through an interlocal agreement, letting the county handle complaints against employers and public accommodations in town limits. The ordinance bars discrimination based on race, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, religion, age, disabilit…
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1.8 Presentation of Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO) Memorandum of UnderstandingThe Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization's memorandum of understanding is being updated to add the Town of Coats, Town of Lillington and Chatham County as members and to update administrative language to match current codes and practices.
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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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A resolution naming Nick Nolte as the town's representative to the Upper Neuse River Basin Association.
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The board considers a mutual aid agreement between Wake Forest and the Town of Garner.
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The board holds a public hearing on a proposed amendment to the Wake Forest Community Plan tied to the Wake Forest-Raleigh utility merger agreement.
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The board takes up the community plan amendment tied to the Wake Forest-Raleigh utility merger agreement, considered at the earlier public hearing.
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The consent agenda includes town approval of a set of consensus principles from the Upper Neuse River Basin Association.
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Wake Forest and Raleigh merged their utility functions in 2005 and have amended the agreement twice since. A third amendment would reconcile a Wake Forest water overpayment by increasing its supply allocation, adjust Wake Forest's service area boundary, and sell the town's parcel at 234 S. College Street to Raleigh so…
- 234 S College St · 1.6 acres · The City of Raleigh
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Raleigh is performing water and sanitary sewer upgrades in an area shared with Wake Forest. The board would authorize the Town Manager to sign an agreement with Raleigh to add stormwater infrastructure and roadway resurfacing to that project, with reimbursement between the two towns.
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Staff will present a proposed agreement with Raleigh adding stormwater pipe replacement and street resurfacing to Raleigh's water main replacement project along North Main Street and eight other streets. A draft resolution would authorize the town manager to sign it for up to $1,350,000, funded through the American Re…
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Staff will present a proposed third amendment to the 2005 agreement merging the two cities' utility functions. It would credit Wake Forest with a $1,239,352 overpayment toward additional water capacity, expand Raleigh's service area into land Wake Forest plans to bring into its extraterritorial jurisdiction, and sell…
- 234 S College St · 1.6 acres · The City of Raleigh
- 234 S College St · 1.6 acres · The City of Raleigh
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A resolution would ratify the amended charter reflecting the Triangle J Council of Governments' renaming to the Central Pines Regional Council.Resolution Intergovernmental agreements
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The board considers a memorandum of understanding with Triangle Real Estate Company for a project at 353 South White Street.Contract or award Economic development incentivesIntergovernmental agreementsLand conversion and large development
- 353 S White St · 0.85 acres · Town of Wake Forest
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A resolution would approve a letter naming the town's representative to the Upper Neuse River Basin Association.
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The board discusses a draft interlocal agreement that would let Wake Forest adopt Wake County's Non-Discrimination Ordinance, enacted by county commissioners on October 18, 2021, and centralize complaint enforcement across participating municipalities.
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The board holds a public hearing on an ordinance that would set the annexation boundary agreement between Wake Forest and Rolesville.
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