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Town Council Regular Meeting

Town of Garner · Town Council Regular Meeting
Tuesday, June 2, 2026 at 6:00 pm · Ronnie S. Williams Council Chambers Garner Town Hall 900 7th Avenue | Garner, NC 27529

Regular meeting Appointments and personnelHousing and affordabilityRoads and transportationAnnexationBudget and appropriationsContracts and procurementFire and EMSIntergovernmental agreementsLand conversion and large developmentPolice and public safetyZoning text amendment

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What's on this agenda

The council's biggest land-use item is a quasi-judicial hearing on a special use permit for the Timber Drive East Mixed Use development: 300 multifamily apartment units and nine retail buildings totaling about 95,600 square feet on a roughly 43-acre site off US Highway 70 East. The consent agenda includes a resolution formally establishing the new Garner Housing Advisory Committee, a $629,393 bid award for the 2026 Street Resurfacing Project, authorization for Wake County to collect the town's property taxes in FY27, and a resolution setting a June 16 public hearing on the voluntary annexation of about 31 acres on Clifford Road (the Wrennmoor Pines case).

Under new and old business, the council will consider conveying town-owned right-of-way to NCDOT for the Benson Road widening project, hear an update on the town attorney's ongoing code revision project, and vote on appointments to town boards and commissions recommended by the Nominations Committee. The meeting opens with recognition of retiring Fire Codes Administrator Bill Lamm and graduates of the Spring 2026 Garner Civic Academy, and has no closed session.

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Jump to an item (16 on this agenda)
  1. A.1Council Roll Call
  2. A.2Pledge of Allegiance
  3. A.3Invocation
  4. BAdoption of Agenda
  5. C.1Recognition of Service and Retirement – Bill Lamm
  6. C.2Garner Civic Academy Graduation Recognition
  7. E.1Resolution to Establish Garner Housing Advisory Committee
  8. E.2Bid Award – 2026 Street Resurfacing
  9. E.3Wake County Tax Collection Authorization FY27
  10. E.4Voluntary Annexation Case ANX-26-001 Wrennmoor Pines
  11. F.1.1Special Use Permit Request SUP-SP-23-03 Timber Drive East Mixed Use
  12. G.1NCDOT Benson Road Widening Project
  13. G.2Code Revision Project Update – June 2026
  14. G.3Nominations Committee Boards and Committee Recommendations
  15. HUpdates to Council (Committee, Manager, Attorney, and Council Reports)
  16. JAdjourn

Agenda items (16)

Procedural · 5Resolution · 4Proclamation or recognition · 2Staff or committee report · 2Contract or award · 1Public hearing · 1Appointment · 1
  1. A.1 Council Roll Call
    Procedural
  2. A.2 Pledge of Allegiance
    Procedural
  3. A.3 Invocation
    Procedural
  4. B Adoption of Agenda
    Procedural
  5. C.1 Recognition of Service and Retirement – Bill Lamm
    Proclamation or recognition Fire and EMSPolice and public safety
    The council recognized Fire Codes Administrator Bill Lamm, retiring effective July 1, 2026, for his service to the town and other communities in public safety.
  6. C.2 Garner Civic Academy Graduation Recognition
    Proclamation or recognition
    The council recognized graduates of the Spring 2026 Garner Civic Academy.
  7. E.1 Resolution to Establish Garner Housing Advisory Committee
    Resolution Appointments and personnelHousing and affordability
    Following discussion at the May 26 work session, staff brought a resolution to formally establish the Garner Housing Advisory Committee.
  8. E.2 Bid Award – 2026 Street Resurfacing
    Contract or award Contracts and procurementRoads and transportation
    The council was asked to award the 2026 Street Resurfacing Project bid and authorize the town manager to sign a contract with Daniels, Inc. for $629,393.
  9. E.3 Wake County Tax Collection Authorization FY27
    Resolution Budget and appropriationsIntergovernmental agreements
    A resolution authorizing the Wake County Tax Administrator to levy and collect property taxes on behalf of the Town of Garner for fiscal year 2026-2027.
  10. E.4 Voluntary Annexation Case ANX-26-001 Wrennmoor Pines
    Resolution Annexation
    A voluntary contiguous annexation petition from Ben Williams (Priest, Craven & Associates) to bring about 31.39 acres at 1600 and 1612 Clifford Road into Garner's town limits. The council was asked to set a public hearing for June 16, 2026, not to decide the annexation itself.
  11. F.1.1 Special Use Permit Request SUP-SP-23-03 Timber Drive East Mixed Use
    Public hearing Housing and affordabilityLand conversion and large development
    Linda Vasil of McAdams, on behalf of the applicant, sought special use permit approval for 300 multifamily apartment units and nine retail buildings (about 95,600 square feet) on a roughly 43-acre portion of a 173-acre tract at 0 US Highway 70 East. This is a quasi-judicial hearing, so the council must base its decision on sworn testimony and evidence in the record.
    • 0 US Hwy · no matching parcel on file
  12. G.1 NCDOT Benson Road Widening Project
    Resolution Roads and transportation
    NCDOT requested that the town convey right-of-way and easements from town-owned properties at 2518 and 2605 Benson Road and 1121 Rand Road for the Benson Road widening project. The council was asked to accept the compensation offered and authorize the town manager to execute the deeds.
    • 2605 Benson Rd · Town of Garner · 93 acres · assessed $964,700
    • 1121 Rand Rd · Town of Garner · 11 acres · assessed $574,193
  13. G.2 Code Revision Project Update – June 2026
    Staff or committee report Zoning text amendment
    The Legal Services Department updated the council on its ongoing review of the town code and asked for direction on priorities for further ordinance amendments.
  14. G.3 Nominations Committee Boards and Committee Recommendations
    Appointment Appointments and personnel
    The council voted on appointments to various town boards and commissions, based on recommendations from the Council Nominations Committee, which had interviewed candidates over the preceding days.
  15. H Updates to Council (Committee, Manager, Attorney, and Council Reports)
    Staff or committee report
  16. J Adjourn
    Procedural

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