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Town of Wake Forest · Board of Commissioners
Tuesday, November 15, 2022 at 5:59 pm

Regular meeting Housing and affordabilitySubdivision and site plansRezoningLand conversion and large developmentPolice and public safetyPublic facilitiesTax rate and revaluation

What's on this agenda

The board holds a public hearing on RZ-22-02, a rezoning filed by FLM Engineering for 22.95 acres on N. Main Street. The request would shift the land from Rural Holding and General Residential 3 to General Residential 10, a conditional district allowing greater density. Commissioners also take up a second reading of amendments to the town's criminal justice reform ordinance and a major subdivision plan for South White Street Townhomes, 7.98 acres filed by The Nau Company on behalf of the property owner.

A resolution recognizes retiring employee Jimmie A. Kearney Jr. A proclamation marks Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday, and the board hears a presentation on an architecture award for the Joyner Park Community Center. Other business includes a Wake County tax release and the October monthly department report.

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Jump to an item (13 on this agenda)
  1. 1Approval of Agenda
  2. 2.AApproval of Minutes
  3. 3.AProclamation Recognizing Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday
  4. 3.BResolution Recognizing Jimmie A. Kearney, Jr. on His Retirement
  5. 3.CJoyner Park Community Center (AIA) Merit Award Presentation
  6. 4.APublic Hearing on RZ-22-02, Morris Subdivision
  7. 4.BPublic Comment
  8. 6.ACriminal Justice Reform Ordinance Amendments (2nd Reading)
  9. 7.AConsideration of RZ-22-02, Morris Subdivision
  10. 7.BConsideration of SD-21-06, South White Street Townhomes Major Subdivi…
  11. 12.ADepartment Monthly Report
  12. 12.BWake County Tax Release
  13. 12.CCommissioner Reports

Agenda items (13)

Procedural · 2Ordinance · 2Other · 2Minutes approval · 1Proclamation or recognition · 1Resolution · 1Presentation · 1Public hearing · 1Staff or committee report · 1Discussion item · 1
  1. 1 Approval of Agenda
    Procedural
    The board takes up approval of its own agenda for the meeting.
  2. 2.A Approval of Minutes
    Minutes approval
    The board considers minutes from the October 4 work session, the October 4 joint public hearing and the October 18 regular meeting.
  3. 3.A Proclamation Recognizing Plaid Friday and Small Business Saturday
    Proclamation or recognition
    A proclamation would recognize November 25, 2022 as Plaid Friday and November 26, 2022 as Small Business Saturday.
  4. 3.B Resolution Recognizing Jimmie A. Kearney, Jr. on His Retirement
    Resolution
    A resolution recognizes Jimmie A. Kearney Jr. on his retirement from the town.
  5. 3.C Joyner Park Community Center (AIA) Merit Award Presentation
    Presentation Public facilities
    The board hears a presentation on an American Institute of Architects merit award for the Joyner Park Community Center.
  6. 4.A Public Hearing on RZ-22-02, Morris Subdivision
    The board holds a public hearing on RZ-22-02, a rezoning filed by FLM Engineering for 22.95 acres on N. Main Street. The request would shift the land from Rural Holding and General Residential 3 to General Residential 10 Conditional District.
    • 0 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1159 N Main St · Byron, Charles L III · 4.6 acres · assessed $245,400
    • 1161 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1163 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1164 N Main St · Morris, Julius O Morris, Janest D · 3.0 acres · assessed $806,111
    • Pin 1841984646 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1851084059 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841886835 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841883996 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841890142 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841987225 · no matching parcel on file
  7. 4.B Public Comment
    Procedural
    The board holds its public comment period for topics that are not on the agenda.
  8. 6.A Criminal Justice Reform Ordinance Amendments (2nd Reading)
    The board takes up a second reading of amendments to its criminal justice reform ordinance.
  9. 7.A Consideration of RZ-22-02, Morris Subdivision
    The board decides whether to adopt the rezoning ordinance for the Morris Subdivision tract, filed by FLM Engineering.
    • 0 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1159 N Main St · Byron, Charles L III · 4.6 acres · assessed $245,400
    • 1161 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1163 N Main St · no matching parcel on file
    • 1164 N Main St · Morris, Julius O Morris, Janest D · 3.0 acres · assessed $806,111
    • Pin 1841984646 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1851084059 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841886835 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841883996 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841890142 · no matching parcel on file
    • Pin 1841987225 · no matching parcel on file
  10. 7.B Consideration of SD-21-06, South White Street Townhomes Major Subdivision
    The board considers a major subdivision and site master plan for South White Street Townhomes, a 7.98-acre project filed by The Nau Company on behalf of the property owner.
    • 136 E Holding Ave · North Carolina Department of Transportation · 4.2 acres · assessed $278,244
    • 720 E Holding Ave · North Carolina Department of Transportation · 3.7 acres · assessed $270,508
    • 136 E Holding Ave · North Carolina Department of Transportation · 4.2 acres · assessed $278,244
    • 720 E Holding Ave · North Carolina Department of Transportation · 3.7 acres · assessed $270,508
  11. 12.A Department Monthly Report
    Staff or committee report
    Staff present the department's monthly report for October 2022.
  12. 12.B Wake County Tax Release
    The board considers a Wake County tax release.
  13. 12.C Commissioner Reports
    Discussion item
    Commissioners give updates on their individual activities.

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