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Town Council Work Session - October 2025

Town of Apex · Town Council and advisory boards
Tuesday, October 21, 2025 at 3:30 pm

Work session Roads and transportationParks and recreation

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Apex's town council work session covered parks project updates and two requests for direction from staff. Council was asked to choose a design for the Hunter Street Trackside Bike Park, from an unpaved concept up through paved sections with sports lighting, and to decide whether to pursue a bike track at the North Beaver Creek Greenway that community youth built and pitched to the council in August.

Staff also updated the council on West Street Park's conceptual plan, a feasibility study for the Haddon Hall greenway, a state Great Trail grant awarded for Reedy Branch greenway design, final design updates for Pleasant Park, and a schematic design contract for a one-story Environmental Education Center.

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Agenda items (3)

Discussion item · 2Presentation · 1
  1. 2 Project Updates
    Presentation Roads and transportation
    Updates on West Street Park's conceptual plan, greenway projects at Haddon Hall and Reedy Branch, final design for Pleasant Park, and a schematic design contract for the Environmental Education Center.
  2. 3a Hunter Street Trackside Bike Park - Request for Direction
    Discussion item
    Staff asked the council to choose among proceeding with the bike park unpaved as originally scoped, a paved-sections design alternative, or adding sports lighting and event pedestals.
  3. 3b North Beaver Creek - Charleston Village Bike Track - Request for Direction
    Discussion item Parks and recreationRoads and transportation
    Staff asked whether to pursue a bike track at North Beaver Creek Greenway that community youth built and presented to the council in August, including options for a public-private partnership or budgeting it as a new or future capital project.

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