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| Bonds and debt | 291 |
| Budget and appropriations | 104 |
| Public facilities | 73 |
| Schools and education | 54 |
| Contracts and procurement | 41 |
| Roads and transportation | 38 |
| Parks and recreation | 33 |
| Housing and affordability | 30 |
| Tax rate and revaluation | 30 |
| Water and sewer | 24 |
| Fire and EMS | 20 |
| Land conversion and large development | 15 |
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Presentation Bonds and debt
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Moves $1 million in unrestricted opioid settlement money into a new fund to buy a seven-bedroom house on Holloway Street, appraised at $770,000, from a supportive housing nonprofit for the Justice Services Department's transition house. Staff found renovating the current house too costly, and $739,041 in county cash s…
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Adds $2 million in county cash to the museum's 2022 bond project, raising it to $7.85 million. The museum reports a $3.5 million gap from inflation and tariffs. The money would let it sign contracts for the restaurant, the last project, while it raises private funds.
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A staff workgroup and Kimley-Horn present transportation projects from the comprehensive transportation plan, ranked by timing, cost, return on investment and service improvement, with a debt affordability overview. The council begins setting priorities for a possible bond referendum in 2027 or 2028.
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Staff outline pressures on the 2027-28 and 2028-29 budgets: falling net sales tax, a possible small tax increase for school debt, a property tax cap on the November ballot, state shifting of SNAP costs, and about $11 million a year at peak for $110 million in referendum bonds.Staff or committee report Bonds and debtBudget and appropriationsSchools and educationTax rate and revaluation
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Starts the borrowing of up to $30 million through a revenue bond anticipation note for wastewater work, mainly the Chin Page Road lift station, force main and sewer lines. It asks the Local Government Commission to approve a private sale to a lender and names the financing team.
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A $2,367,765 appropriation from capital reserve to the general fund to cover the arbitrage rebate Cary owed the federal government. Unspent proceeds from the 2021 tax-exempt bonds earned more interest than federal limits allow, and the payment was made before the 2 August deadline.Approved on consent
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Authorizes limited obligation bonds of up to $16 million over 20 years at no more than 5% interest. Preliminary figures are $5.08 million for streetscape work including Salem Street, $4.51 million for Town Hall, $3.40 million for the Tunstall House and $2 million for land for a future public safety station. The Local…
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One vacancy on the Durham Housing Authority board, for a resident who can read financial statements. Experience with tax credit and bond financing and with housing development is preferred but not required. The term runs to September 28, 2031.
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An installment financing agreement with Pinnacle Bank. The portal publishes no document, so the amount and what it finances are not on the record here.
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The consent agenda would approve a Duke Energy utility relocation contract for the central segment of the Holly Springs Road widening project, funded by the town's transportation bond.
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The quarterly's main block: an account of the NC 55 water main break, unaudited fourth-quarter financials, a debt and credit rating discussion with Davenport, a legislative update on the session just ended, and a prioritization exercise on the council's work plan for the rest of the fiscal year.
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Adoption of the 2026 Agriculture Development and Farmland Preservation Plan from the Farmland Protection Advisory Board. The county adopted its first in December 2009.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Closing out six completed Durham Public Schools capital projects: $48,404.11 moves to the county debt service fund and $12,517.87 to the county lottery account for future allocation, and the project budgets drop to zero.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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A $300,000 easement maintenance contract for county utilities with Stormwater Operations Specialists, with a ceiling of $325,000, paid from the sewer enterprise fund.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Appropriating $48,919,120 to the new emergency operations center capital project and authorizing a construction manager at risk guaranteed maximum price contract with Bordeaux Construction Company, not to exceed $45,422,037 including alternates and owner's contingency.Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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The board would back a financing agreement between Durham Public Schools and Insight Investments LLC to buy about 1,996 interactive classroom panels for $5,302,859.41. Payments would run five annual installments of $1,060,571.88 through 2031. The county commits no new money; it is pledging that its ongoing school appr…Approved on the consent agenda, unanimously.
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Staff ask whether to reword the plan's themes, whether to protect farmland by downzoning or by separating farm subdivisions from conservation neighborhoods, and how to address housing where utilities will not reach for 25 years. They recommend making conservation neighborhoods a countywide subdivision option, with com…
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One seat on the housing authority board, to a resident who can read financial statements, with tax credit and bond financing experience preferred. The term runs to September 2031.
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A capital project amendment appropriating $48,919,120 for the new Emergency Operations Center, with a construction manager at-risk guaranteed maximum price contract with Bordeaux Construction not to exceed $45,422,037.
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Sets a 22 September 2026 hearing on borrowing through limited obligation bonds.Consent agenda Bonds and debt
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Resolution 26-08-19-002 allowing the town to reimburse itself from future bond or debt proceeds for FY27 vehicle and equipment purchases.
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Public hearing and adoption of Resolution 26-08-19-010 authorizing an installment financing agreement of up to $9,495,000, arranged with financial advisor First Tryon, to purchase the Lofts building (20-year term) and fire apparatus (10-year term).
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Update on the status of the 2026 Wake County Public School System bond program.
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The 2026 schools bond. County staff put the combined school and community college question at $829.1 million for the November ballot, at an estimated half-cent tax impact levied in 2027-28.
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Accepts a $6,279,759.94 federal Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership / Land and Water Conservation Fund grant for Yeargan Park Phase 1, matched with funding from the 2021 bond program.
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Appointment of the county's voting delegate for the 2026 NC Association of County Commissioners annual conference.
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Speaker : Corrie Bondar, Utilities Executive Summary: The Swift Creek Pump Station consists of two pump stations located at a single facility. The original pumping system, commissioned over 35 years ago, operates on 575-volt power. The newer system, added in 2006 to increase station capacity, operates on standard 480-…
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A council-initiated request to hire an outside human resources consultant to run the annual performance reviews of the town manager, town attorney and town clerk, and to give the council independent HR advice. The town's own HR staff do those reviews now, which the law firm Womble Bond Dickinson flagged because those…
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The 2025-26 facility needs survey the state requires, which is the document a school construction bond case is built on.
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Final financing resolution for the Crisis Diversion Center, authorizing up to $27,000,000 in 2026B installment purchase financing to pay for its construction.Adopted unanimously.
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Whether to solicit offers to buy county land at 6823 Millhouse Road.Approved 4-1. Portie-Ascott opposed, saying the county has a practice of selling land well below market value. Another commissioner noted the board can stop negotiations at any point, and a member as…
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Public hearings on bond orders for the proposed November 3, 2026 bond referenda for Wake County Public School System and Wake Technical Community College, followed by second-reading adoption of both bond orders -- putting both bonds on the fall ballot.accepted · Pass · Vice-Chair Jackson moved, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, That the Board of Commissioners: 1. Hold a public hearing on the Bond Order related to proposed November 3, 2026, Bond Ref…
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Speaker : Kelly Blazey, Town Manager’s Office Executive Summary: GoCary currently operates from a leased operations and maintenance facility that cannot accommodate service expansion or alternative fleet fueling options. The Wake Transit Plan and a Federal Transit Administration grant allocate significant financial re…
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Authorizes issuance of up to $185 million in General Obligation Bonds under previously approved bond orders, structured as a draw program.Consent agenda Bonds and debt
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26-0360 Chatham County Annual HighlightsThe county chair on its new Aaa bond rating, farmland preservation, its data center moratorium, broadband support, a flood incidents dashboard, bilingual outreach and the America 250 programming.Presented. No vote.
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Chatham County Chair Amanda Robertson reviewed the county's new Aaa bond rating, updated farmland preservation efforts, the county's data-center moratorium, broadband support, an information hub and flood-incident dashboard tool, bilingual outreach, and the county's America 250 event planning.Staff or committee report Bonds and debtBroadband and technologyData centers and large loadsFarmland and open space
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Final 2026 budget amendments for the general fund, debt service fund and stormwater fund.
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A reimbursement resolution for a future fire station and fire capital improvements, which lets the town pay itself back from later borrowing for money spent now.
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An amendment to a reimbursement resolution covering a property purchase.
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Public hearing on a General Obligation Bond order to fund Parks and Recreation projects.
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The 2026-36 capital investment plan with county, proprietary and school capital projects for the coming year.Accepted 5-1, McKee opposed over total borrowing and the tax burden he expects it to create over the next decade.Staff or committee report Bonds and debtBudget and appropriationsPublic facilitiesSchools and education
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Final design and guaranteed maximum price for the Crisis Diversion Facility, an amendment to the Gilbane construction manager-at-risk contract, and the budget amendment raising capital authority to match.Approved unanimously. The financing resolution for it, up to $27 million, followed on 9 July.
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An amendment to the county's 2022 public-private broadband contract, extending service to another 105 unserved households. The original roughly $10 million deal aimed at about 6,370 passings, was cut back to 5,852 homes in autumn 2025, and has paid Lumos $9.2 million with about $800,000 in ARPA money left. 5,859 locat…Approved unanimously.
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First step toward placing General Obligation Bond referenda for Wake County Public School System and Wake Technical Community College on the November 2026 ballot.
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Slides for the meeting.
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The town awarded a construction contract to rehabilitate the Upper Brier Creek sewer interceptor.
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The council authorized new installment purchase debt.
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A public hearing with potential adoption the same evening, following the 21 May work session on tax rate scenarios and comparisons with other Wake County municipalities.
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How much of a tax increase to levy for schools. Three increases were on the table.0.81 cents failed 3-4; 0.47 cents passed 4-3.
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The resolution setting out what the board would adopt on 16 June: an ad valorem rate of 68.05 cents per $100, a Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools district tax of 14.79 cents, and fire district rates.Approved 6-1, McKee opposed.
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26-0237 Adoption of Bond Resolution for Not to Exceed $100,000,000 General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026AA resolution authorizing up to $100 million in General Obligation Bonds, drawing on school, community college, and museum bond authority approved by voters in the November 2022 referendum, to be sold competitively to the lowest-interest-cost bidder.
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Staff asked for council guidance on several budget items: expanded hours for the Hopper transit service, a utility-bill round-up program concept, and timing for a future transportation bond.
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The council introduced a bond order and set a public hearing on it, moving toward a bond referendum.Bond order read into the record; resolution adopted, hearing set for June
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Staff outlined a communication strategy for informing residents about the upcoming bond referendum.Presented
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Up to $32,000,000 of installment financing for capital investment projects and equipment, from a preliminary determination of about $60.8 million made at a hearing on 5 May. The finance officer said the 5 percent planning rate stands and the county's credit profile means no significant budgetary impact from Treasury r…
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A proposal to place general obligation bond referenda for Wake County Schools and Wake Technical Community College on the November 2026 ballot.
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Durham Technical Community College, Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and Orange County Schools, covering both the operating appropriation and each district's capital plan.
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Built on five priorities: minimising the tax rate increase, prioritising public safety and the social safety net, maximising efficiencies in county operations, and modest investment in employee compensation.
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11.b Public Hearing and Resolution on 2nd Financing of Public Works Facility and 260 Town Hall DriveA public hearing and resolution on a second round of financing for the town's Public Works Facility and a town hall annex at 260 Town Hall Drive.
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Staff walked the council through the General Fund, Affordable Housing Fund, debt service, Stormwater Utility Fund, Water and Sewer Fund, and Electric Fund portions of the recommended FY2026-27 budget, including proposed utility rates.
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The director walked the council through the manager's recommended ten-year capital investment plan and the parks department projects in it. Approval commits the county only to the first year's funding; the remaining nine are a planning document.
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The ten-year plan, in which parks and environment projects had been deferred behind school bond and renovation funding.
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Financing contracts for up to about $60.8 million for the year's capital projects and equipment, with a resolution supporting the county's application to the state Local Government Commission. Staff recommended splitting the package in two, closing in June and in late July or early August, with financing and transacti…
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Consultants engaged to evaluate the county's reappraisal and assessment process and recommend improvements, following community feedback and board concerns about deficiencies after the 2025 revaluation. The tax assessment work group that recommended the firm includes three commissioners and county officers alongside r…
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Staff present the recommended operating budget for the fiscal year starting July 2026 and a five-year capital plan.
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The county manager's recommended capital investment plan and updates on ongoing projects. School capital funding was eventually set at $112,524,049.
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A hearing, adoption of the bond order and adoption of the bond resolution for series 2026B refunding bonds - borrowing to replace existing debt on better terms rather than to fund new projects.
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The board planned to hold a public hearing and then adopt the bond order and resolution authorizing up to $240 million in refunding bonds, with Parker Poe serving as bond counsel.Public hearing Bonds and debt
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Design-build contract for new basketball courts and dugouts at Womble Park, funded by the 2023 parks bond.Contract or award Bonds and debt
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Would authorize installment-purchase financing with Pinnacle Bank to fund construction of Fire Station 6.
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A one-year moratorium on large-scale data centres as a land use, explicitly covering artificial intelligence data centres, cryptocurrency mining facilities, data processing facilities and similar uses. Directed on 5 March, presented on 17 March, and heard here, with staff simultaneously drafting ordinance amendments t…Approved unanimously
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A $1.7 million loan for capital improvements at Rocky Ridge Fire Station 2, converting a garage structure into a working fire station with living quarters, office space and kitchen facilities, with the county including the amount in its spring financing. A commissioner noted greater county involvement may bring more s…
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Appropriates $31.68 million in bond proceeds from the 2024 libraries referendum for library capital projects.
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Council member Brittany Richards read a proclamation designating April 2026 as Cary Earth Month, recognizing decades of volunteer work by the Friends of the Page Walker, Cary Garden Club and Cary Woman's Club maintaining gardens at the Page Walker Arts and History Center, and promoting the town's Earth Day celebration…
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The ten-year plan as recommended, before the board's amendments on 4 June.
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Mayor signs the Mayor's Monarch Pledge, a commitment to monarch butterfly habitat conservation.Proclamation or recognition Bonds and debtBudget and appropriationsElections and districtsEnvironment and sustainability
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Resolutions directing publication of notice of intent to apply to the Local Government Commission for approval of a general obligation bond referendum, including a tentative schedule.Resolution Bonds and debt
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Findings of fact, authority to apply to the Local Government Commission, introduction of the bond order and a resolution calling a public hearing, for up to $240,000,000 of general obligation refunding bonds, Series 2026B.Findings resolution, bond order introduction and resolution calling an April 27 hearing each adopted unanimously (voice votes, per the recording)Resolution Bonds and debt
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The county manager's recommended ten-year capital investment plan. The chair reminded the board that voters had approved the bond referendum funding part of it.
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The board approved most of a 17-item consent agenda in one vote, including tax releases, proclamations, a server-licensing contract, solar-project funding and a shelter-contract renewal. It pulled a $1.7 million loan for an Orange Grove Fire District fire station after a resident raised transparency concerns, and vote…
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The report lists April's arts calendar: the Spring Daze Arts & Crafts Festival at Bond Park, the spring concert schedule at Koka Booth Amphitheatre, classes at Cary Arts Center, and programs at the Page-Walker Arts & History Center.
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Dan Coleman spoke about the $600 million Wake County Public School System bond, pointing to differences in ballot language between the county's 1999 and 2000 school bonds.
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Staff walk the board through the FY2027 capital program and the decisions commissioners need to make on it; the agenda does not list specific projects or amounts.
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Authorizes sale of up to $218 million in utility system revenue refunding bonds and related legal documents.
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Wake County Housing Authority is seeking a town resolution consenting to multifamily housing revenue bonds for a 171-unit apartment project in Garner; the developer now proposes 170 units at 60% AMI, a change from the special-use permit's original affordability mix, and a property-tax exemption. This is the item's thi…
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1. AgendaThe operating budget and capital debt funding landscape ahead of the manager's recommended 2027 budget: economic context, the multi-year forecast, general fund considerations, and the debt and capital outlook including the education bonds expected on the November 2026 ballot.Presented; no votes taken
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Staff present the FY2027 operating budget picture alongside the county's capital debt funding landscape; the agenda does not list specific figures.Presented; no votes taken
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The council approved issuing multifamily housing revenue bonds on behalf of Vitus to finance acquiring and rehabilitating the Elliott Woods and Chase Park Apartments communities, preserving affordable housing units.adopted · Pass · This resolution(s) and/or ordinance(s) was adopted and/or enacted.
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At the Silk Hope Volunteer Fire Department's request, the Board authorizes posting notice of a public hearing and appoints the fire chief to conduct it, as a step toward securing up to $10 million in tax-exempt borrowing for the department.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Karen Howard, seconded by Commissioner Katie Kenlan, that the request by the Silk Hope Volunteer Fire Department to post notice of a public hearing…
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Staff presented the second iteration of the fiscal year 2027 capital budget, now reduced to about $84 million from $138 million in initial department requests, and walked through funding-source restrictions, a roughly $40 million backlog of deferred 'not currently funded' projects, and a state law capping town crews a…
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Authorizes up to $7.75 million in installment financing with Pinnacle Bank (selected via RFP as lowest responsive bidder) to pay for the Lofts building ($3.5M, 20-year term, 3.63%) and new fire apparatus ($4.0M, 10-year term, 3.11%), following reimbursement resolutions the council passed in August and November 2025.
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Town Manager's report to council.Staff or committee report Bonds and debt
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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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5.A Approval of resolution authorizing installment purchase agreement (FY 26 Equipment and Vehicles)Authorizes installment-purchase financing with Truist Bank for FY26 town vehicles and equipment.
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Public hearing and vote on an installment financing contract of up to $136 million to fund city capital projects.Public hearing Bonds and debt
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Staff opened the first of two capital budget work sessions, reviewing spending on the roughly $751 million capital budget and asking council to informally prioritize about 68 previously unfunded requests. Construction-cost inflation has raised the Carpenter Road widening estimate to about $22 million, above what 2019…
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The general obligation bond process, which is how school construction reaches a ballot.
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Bond order and series resolution authorizing up to $8,500,000 in water and sewer revenue bonds for the Thompson Building renovation and expansion project.
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The consent agenda approved a $97,075 geotechnical contract for the Lake Orange intake tower and a reallocation of proceeds from the county's 2019 bonds. It also released tax value on four vehicle bills and nine property tax bills for eight owners.
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Public hearing on the town serving as issuer of multifamily housing revenue bonds for Vitus's acquisition and rehabilitation of the Chase Park and Elliott Woods Apartments affordable housing communities.received and filed · This matter was received and filed.
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The Housing Authority of the County of Wake asks Council to authorize multifamily housing revenue bonds financing construction of Bennett Apartments North, a 171-unit project.
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USDA Rural Development loan obligation for water treatment plant disinfection system improvements.
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Staff walked council through financial trends, including a fund balance ratio that has dropped from 57% in 2021 to 41% in 2025 and a revenue-neutral property tax model tied to the next property revaluation. Council then ranked roughly ten potential budget priorities, such as affordability, fiscal responsibility, servi…
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Revenue and expenditure projections, council priorities for FY27, a multi-year financial model dashboard, and continued discussion of the Capital Improvement Plan.
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Council adopts a resolution authorizing installment financing to purchase real estate and fire apparatus.
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Council approves an installment financing contract for FY26 vehicle and equipment purchases.Contract or award Bonds and debt
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Council considers a bond order for Series 2026 water and sewer revenue bonds funding an upgrade at the Utley Creek Water Reclamation Facility.
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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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Proposes issuing up to $278,090,000 in 2026 general obligation bonds.
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Public hearing on issuing up to $25,000,000 in 2026 Limited Obligation Bonds.accepted · Pass · Commissioner Evans moved, seconded by Commissioner Thomas, that the Board of Commissioners: 1. Conducts a Public Hearing regarding the proposed issuance of 2026 Limited Obligation B…
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Discussion of the process for placing general obligation bond referenda on the ballot.Discussion item Bonds and debt
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A consultant presents the town's general debt affordability outlook.Presentation Bonds and debt
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Staff reviewed $44 million in completed and $57 million in funded/upcoming transportation projects, plus four cost-ranked unfunded options, and the tax and bond implications of adding new ones.Board chose to complete the existing $57 million portfolio before pursuing new bond-funded projects; removed the Holland Road/Purfoy Road intersection project in favor of Sunset Lake Phase II overrun…
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Staff covered the recreation fee-in-lieu formula, Library Park renovation concepts, naming of a new park near Willow Springs Elementary, a hospitality-tax grant for Fleming Loop Park turf, South Park Community Center renovation options, and five-year capital project prioritization.Board directed hiring a consultant to reassess the fee-in-lieu formula, chose the higher-cost South Park renovation concept for public input, named the new park 'Kennebec Road Park,' and prioritized…
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Staff revisited the four highest cost-ranked transportation projects and a downtown streetscape project on S. Fuquay Avenue.Board agreed to advance the W. Academy Street/Railroad project pending a finance impact assessment, and to complete the existing $57 million portfolio before considering new large transportation spen…
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Appropriates $1,592,974 from Fire-Rescue fund balance to pay off outstanding apparatus debt, reallocates Fire-related IT costs into the Fire budget, and adds overtime funding, aligning with the county cost-share framework.
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Davenport & Company, the town's financial advisor, presents an updated debt and capital model.
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Commissioners approved the interlocal agreement governing school construction with both school districts. They adopted three changes the districts had requested: appropriation language, milestone-based design payments, and a recommendation instead of a required construction manager at risk. The board also created a Sc…
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An update on the department's capital budget request for fiscal year 2027: $21 million, split between $8 million for maintenance and $13 million for improvements and new projects.
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The board approved its full consent agenda in one vote, covering the 2026 bond ceiling, CDC grant funds, the CMAR delivery method, and Tax Committee refund recommendations below.accepted · Pass · Commissioner Evans moved, seconded by Commissioner Stallings, to approve the Consent Agenda. The motion carried by the following vote:
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Proposes up to $25 million in limited obligation bonds.Consent agenda Bonds and debt
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Davenport & Company will present an updated debt and capital model to the council.
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A council member asked to revisit a decision from two weeks earlier authorizing up to $125,000 to fence and landscape a temporary gravel parking lot on Walnut Street, saying she had unanswered questions after the fact. Staff explained the lot must eventually include paved ADA-compliant spaces regardless of the option…
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The council adopts Resolution 26-01-21-001, a reimbursement resolution for a future park site.Approved, unanimous, as part of the consent agendaResolution Bonds and debt
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Council will consider a Phase 2 expansion of the Utley Creek Water Reclamation Facility, adding 6 to 8 million gallons per day of capacity.
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The Wake Housing Authority is requesting a Council resolution authorizing multifamily housing revenue bonds to finance construction of the 171-unit Bennett Apartments North.
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Approves a proposed TEFRA bond issuance by the Wake County Housing Authority, not to exceed $40 million, to finance the Bennett Apartments North multifamily housing project.
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The January operating model shows a $21.5 million gap for FY 2026-27, rising to $37.6 million and $53.6 million in the two years after. One cent on the tax rate is worth about $3.37 million against a $33.9 billion base, so the gap is about seven cents. Revenue assumptions include 2 percent natural growth worth $4.3 mi…
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The parks advisory board liaison reported on the interim town manager transition, a new town website for public records requests, more than three million visits across Thomas Brooks, Bond and Downtown parks in 2025, an approved land dedication near Thomas Brooks Park, public input on the system plan's ENGAGE and MOVE…
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An update on the county's library bond program; the agenda does not specify which projects or figures will be covered.
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Staff present an update on the county's general obligation bonds.received and filed · This Agenda Item was received and filed.Presentation Bonds and debt
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The parks and administration report. Thomas Brooks Park, Downtown Cary Park and Bond Park drew more than three million visits combined in 2025. The teen council reported a quarterly meeting in December and a successful First Walk.Staff or committee report Bonds and debt
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The board reaffirmed the required surety bond amounts for county officials under state law.approved · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Commissioner Franklin Gomez Flores, to reaffirm the surety bond amounts for County Officials per NCGS 58-72-20 was ap…Other Bonds and debt
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Twelve items in one vote. The largest is $865,273.57 with Stryker for ambulance equipment: eleven power cot loading systems, 45 stair chairs and seven mechanical CPR devices. Also $1,524,565 to HDR Engineering for the East Durham rail project, most of it grant money with a $305,000 local match; $369,949 in year-four f…
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Speaker: Corrie Bondar, Kristy Buchanan, Wes Everett Members should review the utility billing portal and may bring personal devices for access to the current platform.
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The council adopted a resolution (RES #25-11-19-001) authorizing installment financing for the purchase of town vehicles.
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The council adopted a reimbursement resolution (RES #25-11-19-002) related to building renovations and a property purchase.
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The greenway hub kiosk at Bond Park is being rebuilt and staff asked for suggestions. Members proposed a QR code, bike and hike maps, a Bond Park map, a speed limit sign, rules and regulations, historical information, mileage, the greenway connection point, historic landmarks and nearby retail. They also asked about c…
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The parks advisory board reported the SAS Championship renewed for three years and the WakeMed Soccer Park tournament through 2029; the parks system plan approved and awaiting integration into the Imagine Cary plan along with the bike and greenway plans; land development ordinance work starting in January for mid-year…
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Staff presented on general obligation bonds, including a draft schedule for a possible November 2026 bond referendum.received and filed · This Agenda Item was received and filed.Presentation Bonds and debt
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Consent approval of a project ordinance amendment recognizing transportation bond proceeds for street capital projects.
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The recycling and waste drop-off centre must move off the North Carolina Railroad right-of-way. A new site would be expensive, would likely need to sit in a bond referendum, and could mean a gap in service. Members noted the site is a block or two from the future multimodal centre and asked whether the corridor could…
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The board drafted framing questions for planning staff on how the land use plan addresses affordable housing, what challenges lie ahead in building it, and the rural buffer; and for economic development, noting there is currently no collaboration between that department and housing. Other plans: a March community meet…
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The county's financial advisor, DEC Associates, presents strategies for preserving Durham's bond rating while funding the multi-year capital improvement plan.
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A $2.56 million bond-funded construction contract with Browe Construction Company for the first phase of new sidewalks, with a $255,681 contingency fund.
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A professional services contract of up to $623,950 with GFT Infrastructure for inspection of the bond-funded sidewalk work.
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A $3.42 million bond-funded contract with Sunrock Industries to pave unpaved roads, with a $171,084 contingency fund.
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A resolution backing up to $44 million in multifamily housing revenue notes to finance the Fayette Place Phase 1 development.
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received and filed · This Agenda Item was received and filed.Presentation Bonds and debt
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Approval of the Page Road Apartments project and up to $32 million in multifamily housing revenue bonds issued through the Durham Housing Authority.
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A staff presentation and public comment session on county affordable-housing programs, including tax assistance, repair and rehabilitation grants, and HOME federal funding, plus an update on AHAB's review of the county's bond-funded Capital Investment Plan.
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Staff reported an $8.2 million shortfall on the 2018 PROS bond's remaining projects and recommended delaying the Buffalo Creek Preserve and Green Hills renovation projects while reallocating unspent greenway and PROS funds to cover it. Commissioner Adamson argued for halting the Triangle Bikeway instead, saying it was…
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The town's financial advisors, DEC Associates, review the Community Investment Fund and the town's capital plan with the council.
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Members will hear a council update, a Tree Advisory Committee report, project updates and the director's report.
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Speaker : John Collins, Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Resources Executive Summary: The USA Baseball National Training Complex Coleman Field Renovation project will provide a full renovation of the existing stadium field. This project, which is fully funded by the hospitality tax funding agreement between Cary and Wa…
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County staff and both districts discussed a draft interlocal agreement governing bond-funded school construction. Orange County Schools outlined a new elementary school on the Gravelly Hill Middle School site (targeting fall 2029), and Chapel Hill-Carrboro described an on-site replacement of Carrboro Elementary School…
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A resolution approving financing bonds for Village Gate.Adopted on the consent agenda, RES 25-09-17-001
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The council approved additional building upfit work and adopted two capital project ordinances appropriating bond premium and interest earnings to cover $1,070,548 in total upfit and design costs.Approved unanimously as part of the consent agendaBudget action Bonds and debt
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A resolution issuing 10 million dollars of voter-approved general obligation transportation bonds, authorizing the town manager and finance director to handle the bonds, federal tax compliance and the financed projects.Adopted as part of consent agenda, 4-0 (Resolution 25-1946)
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The council considered a construction-manager-at-risk contract for preconstruction services on the bond-funded East End and Long Meadow Parks project, not to exceed $535,849.60 including a contingency fund.
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The council considered a design contract of up to $5.23 million including contingency for the East End and Long Meadow Parks bond project.
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Consent budget amendment covering cemetery niche plates, data mining and services, Eva Perry Library repairs, and a general debt service correction.
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Speakers: Kristy Buchanan - Marketing & Creative Manager, Corrie Bondar - Assistant Utilities Director, Wes Everett – Director of Special Projects Members will be asked questions and provided an opportunity to give their input on the citizen utility billing experience (Digipay and Aquastar). Members are encouraged to…
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Speakers: Kristy Buchanan - Marketing & Creative Manager, Corrie Bondar - Assistant Utilities Director, Wes Everett – Director of Special Projects Members will be asked questions and provided an opportunity to give their input on the citizen utility billing experience (Digipay and Aquastar). Members are encouraged to…
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The finance director presented a resolution authorizing the town to file an application with the state Local Government Commission for approval of a financing agreement. No one signed up to speak at the public hearing.Resolution adopted 5-0Public hearing Bonds and debt
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The board approved a resolution accepting installment loan financing terms from Truist Bank for FY 2025-26.Approved 5-0Resolution Bonds and debt
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No one signed up to speak.Resolution adopted, 5-0Public hearing Bonds and debt
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Approves financing terms from Truist Bank.Approved, 5-0Resolution Bonds and debt
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Speakers: Kristy Buchanan - Marketing & Creative Manager, Corrie Bondar - Assistant Utilities Director, Wes Everett – Director of Special Projects Members will be asked questions and provided an opportunity to give their input on the citizen utility billing experience (Digipay and Aquastar). Members are encouraged to…Other Bonds and debt
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Staff updated the council on bond-funded transportation projects, including a nearly complete Holly Springs Road roundabout, ongoing road widenings under NCDOT review, two new sidewalk projects, and the Transportation PAYGO safety improvement program.
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Speaker : Jamie Revels, Utilities Executive Summary: Cary’s water main replacement program is a key component of maintaining safe and reliable water service. This year’s water main replacement project will invest approximately $4 million into water main maintenance and improvements that will benefit Cary. This year’s…
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Speaker: Marcelo Olarte, Finance Executive Summary: In 2019, Cary voters approved $225 million in general obligation bonds for investments in long-term projects that benefit current and future residents. Cary has not borrowed the full amount to date, and the authority to borrow the remaining funds will expire in Octob…
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Speaker : Marcelo Olarte, Finance Executive Summary: To continue to fulfill Cary’s commitments from the 2019 voter-approved Shaping Cary’s Tomorrow Bond issue to serve Cary citizens by constructing debt-funded parks and transportation projects, and to advance high-priority initiatives, there is a need to enter into an…
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A reimbursement resolution for fire capital projects, which lets the town pay itself back from later borrowing for money spent now.
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A reimbursement resolution covering rolling stock, the town's vehicles and heavy equipment.
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Award of a construction contract for the laboratory and operations building of the Utley Creek Water Reclamation Facility expansion, reimbursement of prior design costs, and a bond order for revenue bond anticipation notes to bridge financing until a 2026 long-term bond.Council unanimously awarded a $14.16 million construction contract to O'Connor Co. of NC, authorized $6.19 million in bond reimbursement, and adopted a bond order for $21.346 million in revenue bond…
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A public hearing on financing terms for the town's acquisition of property at 0 Forestville Road.Public hearing Bonds and debt
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A resolution authorizing an installment purchase financing agreement with Pinnacle Bank for the 0 Forestville Road property acquisition.
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adopted · Pass · A motion was made by Commissioner Amanda Robertson, seconded by Commissioner Franklin Gomez Flores, that the 25-56 Resolution regarding series 2025 limited obligation bonds refunding…Public hearing Bonds and debt
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Council was to approve an installment purchase financing not to exceed $26.5 million.
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Council was to approve financing the 902 S. Briggs Avenue housing project with multifamily housing revenue bonds of up to $22.5 million.
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Public hearing on a resolution supporting tax-exempt bond financing for Grace Christian School.
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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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Speaker : Marcelo Olarte, Finance Executive Summary: In 2019, Cary voters approved $225 million in general obligation bonds for investments in long-term projects that benefit current and future residents. Cary has not borrowed the full amount to date, and the authority to borrow the remaining funds will expire in Octo…Resolution Bonds and debt
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adopted · Pass · A motion was made by Vice Chair Katie Kenlan, seconded by Commissioner Franklin Gomez Flores, that 25-44 resolution authorizing the negotiation of an amendment to installment financi…Resolution Bonds and debt
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The board approved financing terms from First Citizens Bank & Trust Company for FY 2025-26; Commissioner Bonitz raised the idea of including funding for electric vehicles.Approved 5-0
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The board approved a resolution setting financing terms with First Citizens Bank & Trust Company for FY26; Commissioner Bonitz raised considering electric vehicles during discussion.Approved 5-0
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20. Proposed 2025 General Obligation Bond Anticipation Note for Wake Tech not to exceed $172,975,000A general obligation bond anticipation note of up to $172,975,000 for Wake Technical Community College, under the county's GO draw-down bond program.
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A public hearing, at which no one spoke, on a Series 2025 installment financing agreement of up to $703,647,000 for Wake County Public School System construction, including major renovations at Brentwood Elementary and Northern Garner and new construction at Morrisville High School. The board adopted the authorizing r…accepted · Pass · Vice-Chair Mial moved, seconded by Commissioner Waters, that the Board of Commissioners: 1. Calls for a public hearing at the July 7, 2025 Board of Commissioners meeting on the prop…
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A ten-year plan summarised at $75,322,781, built on assumptions of 2 percent property tax growth and 4 percent sales tax growth, with many projects relying on debt. First-year funding covers $38,035,068 in county projects, $33,543,419 in school projects and $3,744,294 in proprietary projects.Accepted unanimously
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The ten-year capital plan, of which only the first year commits money. The board worked down a list of amendments: deferrals on several projects, $100,000 for public EV chargers and $50,000 every other year, $1.8 million of solar over ten years, a climate resilience item aimed at heat as the leading weather-related ki…Ten-year plan accepted; first-year funding of $75,322,781 approved
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School current expense of $111,328,011, or $5,877 per pupil: $64,752,786 to Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools and $46,575,225 to Orange County Schools, with $20,840,155 in school debt service and $4,124,806 for school resource officers in every middle and high school and a nurse in every school. County staff get a 2 p…Approved with amendments
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Many parks and environment department projects are deferred in the ten-year plan because a $300 million school bond and $100 million more for school renovations take priority. The Soccer.com expansion is deferred and the school system has separately asked the county for rights to that land to build a school. A council…
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Incentive agreements deferred during the pandemic are now falling due, and each is structured differently. The board discussed the residential-to-commercial tax base split, which commissioners worked from 80-20 to 70-30 and believe has returned to 80-20, with residential values up 52 percent against commercial at 30.…
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25-0261 DiscussionNext steps, revised nonprofit funding, the 4 percent increase for the officials whose pay the board sets, revaluation figures by home value, land acquisition along the Haw River, the capital plan, the debt contribution, the Wolfspeed incentives and the borrowing rate.
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