Winston-Salem public meetings in 2023

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider an agreement with NCDOT for the Jonestown Road Sidewalk Project and a related budget amendment. It will also review resolutions for street repairs and traffic calming plans. A utilities update is also scheduled for discussion.

• $800,000 Jonestown Road Sidewalk Project agreement with NCDOT
• $500,000 contract change order for Concrete Streets Replacement Project
• $6,000 Hines Drive Traffic Calming Plan approval
• Ordinance to codify Community Sustainability Program Committee by-laws
• Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Utilities update

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several resolutions related to city contracts, street improvements, and social services. Items include funding for sidewalk projects, homelessness prevention, and property sales for affordable housing.

• $500,000 contract change order for concrete streets replacement via Sharpe Brothers
• $238,051 contract for lighting upgrades at Winston-Salem Fairgrounds by Brad’s Electrical Construction Company, LLC
• $6,000 for the Hines Drive traffic calming plan
• $800,000 agreement with NC DOT for the Jonestown Road sidewalk project
• $165,023 in state fiscal recovery funds for homelessness prevention services

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider renewing operating certificates for several taxi, limousine, and carriage companies. The meeting also includes a discussion on regulating pedicab devices and updates on the Fourth Police District and the DRIVE program.

• Renewal of operating certificates for Here 2 There Van Service, Willard-U-Ride, Classic Cab Company, and Heritage Carriages
• Ordinance to regulate the use of pedicab/rickshaw devices in Winston-Salem
• Information presentation regarding the Fourth Police District
• Information on the ARPA-Enabled Driver's Restoration Initiative and Vocational Expansion (DRIVE) Program

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee will consider several items including the acceptance of state funds for homelessness prevention. The agenda also includes a proposed local historic landmark designation and the sale of city-owned property to support affordable housing.

• Acceptance of $165,023 in State Fiscal Recovery Funds for homelessness prevention services
• Ordinance designating Peter Fetter House as a Local Historic Landmark
• Resolution authorizing the sale of city property at 800 N Spring Street for affordable housing
• Approval of the CY 2024 Federal Action Plan
• Update on Winston Lake Golf Course Improvements

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding the adoption of the 2023 Downtown Plan and multiple zoning petitions. These requests involve changing land use for properties in the Southeast, Northwest, and Southwest wards. The council will also consider the 2024 meeting schedule.

• Public hearing on adoption of the 2023 Downtown Plan
• Rezoning of 36.20 acres near Teague Road to RM5-S
• Rezoning of 7.39 acres on Bumgardner Street to GO-L and RM12-L
• Rezoning of 3.84 acres near West Twenty-Fifth Street to RM12-L
• Rezoning of 1.78 acres at South Stratford Road to GB-S

City Council

The Winston-Salem City Council will vote on a consent agenda containing routine approvals for road repairs, building maintenance, and municipal vehicle purchases that support daily city services. Key budget actions include $2.6 million for Old Salisbury Road construction, a $1.15 million roof replacement at the Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal Services Center, and ARPA funding allocations for housing and small business loans. The council will also hold public hearings on designating the Winston Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant as a local historic landmark and scheduling a future vote to close a portion of Millennium Drive.

• $2,608,039.45 construction contract for Old Salisbury Road repairs in the South Ward
• $1,145,650 amendment to the Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal Services Center roof replacement contract
• Public hearing on designating the Winston Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant as a local historic landmark
• $824,272 State ARPA investment for 22 modular homes in the North Ward and $2 million for construction loans
• Ordinance repealing a portion of Section 42-122(c) to set a 45 mph speed limit on Meadowlark Drive (West Ward)

Public Works Committee

The committee will review resolutions regarding transportation agreements and local infrastructure projects. Members will also receive information on parking program modernization and excavation permits.

• $111,768 subrecipient agreement with Davidson County for transportation funding
• Agreement with Vernon Farms HOA for decorative streetlighting in East Ward
• $9,000 traffic calming plan for Camden Forest Drive in South Ward
• Conservation easement related to the Salem Lake Watershed Ordinance
• Updates on capital projects and street resurfacing

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several financial resolutions including infrastructure maintenance, equipment procurement, and property transactions. The agenda includes discussions on budget amendments and various city-funded development programs.

• Construction contract for Old Salisbury Road repair: $2,608,039.45
• Investment of $824,272 and land conveyance for 22 modular homes at Esquire Place
• Purchase of 20 hybrid pickups from Parks Ford: $510,025
• Camden Forest Drive traffic calming plan funding: $9,000
• End-point device support services contract with Key Services, Inc.: $206,440

Public Safety Committee

The committee will consider an ordinance regarding 45 mph speed limits on Meadowlark Drive in West Ward. Members will also receive updates on Winston-Salem Fire Department staffing and equipment, as well as information on the DRIVE program and a regional grant opportunity.

• Ordinance to repeal part of Section 42-122(c) regarding speed limits on Meadowlark Drive
• Update on Winston-Salem Fire Department skills, equipment, apparatus, and staffing
• Information on the ARPA-Enabled Driver's Restoration Initiative and Vocational Expansion (DRIVE) Program
• Presentation on N.C. Domestic Preparedness Region (DPR) 5 Grant Opportunity

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several community development items including property purchases and demolition orders. The agenda includes funding for modular home development and updates on affordable housing projects.

• Investment of $824,272 for 22 modular homes at Esquire Place
• Funding of $2,000,000 from ARPA funds for the Rehabilitation and New Construction Loan Program
• Purchase of property at 2315 Urban Street
• Sale of city-owned property at 2203 Woodland Avenue
• Designation of Winston Coca-Cola Bottling Company Plant as a local historic landmark

City Council

The City Council will consider a resolution to purchase property at 800 N Spring St to support affordable and workforce housing objectives. The meeting includes public hearings for the voluntary annexation of Brookberry Farm, Phases 9 and 10. Additionally, several zoning petitions for residential and commercial uses are scheduled for discussion.

• Purchase of property at 800 N Spring St for affordable housing objectives
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 33.7 acres in Brookberry Farm, Phases 9 and 10
• Zoning petition for Baptist Retirement Homes, Inc. involving 46.31 acres
• Rezoning petition for 27.05 acres on Jay Avenue to RM8-S
• Zoning petitions to transition properties from Forsyth County to Winston-Salem

City Council

The City Council is reviewing multiple items including land annexations for Brookberry Farm, public hearing requests, and several high-value construction and equipment contracts. The agenda also includes discussions on opioid settlement funds, transit service standards, and the establishment of a housing trust fund.

• Voluntary annexation petitions for Brookberry Farm, Phase 9 and Phase 10
• Roof replacement contract for Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal Service Center: $4,201,741
• Purchase of three fire trucks: $3,254,984
• Hawthorne Road Structure Replacement easement acquisitions: $372,825
• Settlement fund application for the BEAR Team: $532,123

Public Works Committee

The committee will review several items including land annexations for Brookberry Farm and various utility easements. Discussion also includes transit service guidelines, a revised code of conduct for transportation facilities, and updates on citywide capital projects.

• Annexation of approximately 17.387 acres at Brookberry Farm, Phase 9
• Annexation of approximately 16.301 acres at Brookberry Farm, Phase 10
• Easement acquisitions for Hawthorne Road Structure Replacement Project: $372,825
• Lease agreement for dumpster pad site behind 418 N. Liberty Street: $6,000
• Contract change order with Stantec Consulting Services, Inc.: $171,500

Finance Committee

The committee will review several large-scale expenditures, including a $4.2 million roof replacement for the Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal Service Center. Members will also consider funding for various housing developments and the purchase of new fire trucks. Additionally, the agenda includes numerous vehicle and equipment purchase orders for city operations.

• $4,201,741 contract for Joycelyn V. Johnson Municipal Service Center roof replacement
• $3,254,984 purchase of three fire trucks from Atlantic Emergency Solutions, Inc.
• Issuance of up to $20,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Salem Gardens
• $2,158,000 in ARPA funds for Habitat for Humanity development in Happy Hill
• $4,850,000 funding for The Residences at Indiana Avenue

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will review resolutions regarding the expenditure of opioid settlement funds. The agenda also includes an information session on a Winston-Salem Police Department vehicle evidence storage facility and an overview of Civil Service Board legislation.

• Resolution directing the expenditure of Opioid Settlement Funds for FY 2023-2024
• $532,123 Forsyth County Opioid Settlement Fund application for the BEAR Team
• Information regarding the Winston-Salem Police Department’s Vehicle Evidence Storage Facility
• Overview of the Civil Service Board Legislation

General Government Committee

The committee is reviewing several funding requests and development projects related to local housing. Items include residential construction in Happy Hill and Indiana Avenue, as well as a grant for facade improvements. The agenda also includes a contract for employee health clinic services.

• $20,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue bonds for Salem Gardens
• $2,158,000 in ARPA funds for 13 Habitat for Humanity homes in Happy Hill
• $4,850,000 in funding for The Residences at Indiana Avenue
• $895,000 Choice Neighborhood Grant for a facade improvement program
• $1,050,000 contract for health clinic services from Novant Health

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding multiple zoning petitions and the potential listing of Winston Lake Golf Course in the National Register of Historic Places. Several items include requests to change land use or density across various wards.

• Public hearing for Winston Lake Golf Course historic registry eligibility
• Zoning petition for 2.77 acres at University Parkway and Laura Avenue
• Zoning petition for 26.12 acres along Brookberry Farm Circle and Maple Chase Lane
• Zoning petition for 2.19 acres at South Main Street and Rink Road
• Special use permit request for Real Deal Indoor Kennel on Country Club Road

Committee of the Whole of the City Council

The Committee of the Whole will receive a presentation regarding the history of housing in Winston-Salem. The session includes a review of current affordable housing needs, market trends, and potential opportunities for a dedicated housing trust fund.

• Presentation on the overview and history of housing in Winston-Salem
• Review of current affordable housing need and market
• Discussion of dedicated housing trust fund administration and revenue sources

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions regarding infrastructure, housing, and public safety. Key items include funding for Truist Stadium MLB upgrades and the development of affordable rental units at Motor Road. The agenda also includes various vehicle purchases and budget amendments.

• $5,144,211 agreement for Truist Stadium MLB upgrades
• $6,579,000 financing for The Lofts at Motor Road affordable housing
• $900,000 purchase of public safety cameras and installation services
• $1,230,184 contract for eight tandem axle dump trucks
• $100,000 contribution to Legal Aid for eviction diversion

Public Works Committee

The committee will review several resolutions including a three-party agreement for the Long Branch Trail Phase II. Items also include contract awards for parking deck repairs and the acceptance of an American Rescue Plan grant for lead and copper compliance.

• Long Branch Trail Phase II construction agreement
• $331,800 contract for Bryce A. Stuart Parking Deck Phase 2 Repairs
• $400,000 American Rescue Plan grant for Lead and Copper Rule Compliance Program
• Ordinance to designate on-street handicap parking near 1406 West Northwest Boulevard
• Capital Projects update from the Engineering Department

The committee approved its consent agenda, which included a three‑party agreement for Long Branch Trail Phase II, a $331,800 contract for repairs to the Bryce A. Stuart Parking Deck Phase 2, and the August 15 minutes summary. It also approved a $400,000 American Rescue Plan grant for the Lead and Copper Rule Compliance Program and an ordinance designating on‑street handicap parking at 1406 West Northwest Boulevard. All motions passed unanimously.

• Approved Consent Agenda (4‑0) covering Long Branch Trail Phase II agreement, $331,800 parking deck repair contract, and minutes summary
• Approved Resolution authorizing three‑party agreement for Long Branch Trail Phase II (East and Northeast Wards) (consent vote)
• Approved Construction contract for Bryce A. Stuart Parking Deck Phase 2 repairs – $331,800 (consent vote)
• Approved Public Works Committee Summary of Minutes, August 15, 2023 (consent vote)
• Approved Resolution accepting $400,000 ARP grant for Lead and Copper Rule Compliance Program (4‑0)
• Approved Ordinance amending Section 42‑154 to designate on‑street handicap parking at 1406 West Northwest Boulevard (4‑0)

Finance Committee

The committee will consider resolutions regarding city contracts, equipment purchases, and property transfers. Key items include funding for Truist Stadium MLB upgrades and financing for The Lofts at Motor Road development. The agenda also includes budget amendments and public safety expenditures.

• $5,144,211 agreement for Truist Stadium MLB upgrades
• $6,579,000 financing for The Lofts at Motor Road development
• $900,000 purchase of public safety cameras and installation services
• $1,230,184 purchase order for eight tandem axle dump trucks
• $100,000 contribution for Eviction Diversion Right-To-Counsel

Public Safety Committee

The committee will consider resolutions for a $900,000 public safety camera purchase and a modification to the Live911 platform contract. Members will also discuss a donation from the Winston-Salem Police Foundation. Additional information items include updates on ShotSpotter software and the Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program.

• $900,000 purchase of public safety cameras and installation services from CAll24 Security
• Modification of the Live911 platform contract with HigherGround Inc. for $162,880
• Acceptance of equipment and resources donated by the Winston-Salem Police Foundation
• Information on the Hospital-Based Violence Intervention Program
• Update on ShotSpotter software application

The Committee approved a contract for public safety cameras and installation services. It also authorized the acceptance of equipment from the Winston-Salem Police Foundation and modified a contract for the Live911 platform.

• Approved purchase of public safety cameras and installation from CAll24 Security for $900,000 (4-0)
• Approved modification of Live911 Platform contract with HigherGround Inc. for $162,880 (4-0)
• Approved resolution to accept equipment and resources from The Winston-Salem Police Foundation (4-0)
• Approved amendment to the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Project Budget Ordinance (4-0)
• Approved August 14, 2023 Summary of Minutes (4-0)

General Government Committee

The committee will consider several resolutions regarding the sale of city-owned land for affordable housing and permanent financing for The Lofts at Motor Road. Other items include a proposal to name Fire Station 13 after Lee D. Garrity and updates on various community development projects.

• Permanent financing and lot conveyance for The Lofts at Motor Road ($6,579,000)
• Sale of city-owned property on Merrimont Drive
• Conveyance of four lots in Cleveland Avenue to Liberty East Redevelopment, Inc.
• Conveyance of four vacant lots in Cleveland Avenue to Glabex Consortium LLC
• Naming Fire Station 13 after former City Manager Lee D. Garrity

The Committee approved permanent financing and a city-owned lot for The Lofts at Motor Road, a 216-unit affordable rental project. Several resolutions regarding city-owned property transfers for affordable housing and a fire station naming were also approved. The committee received information on ARPA funds for Habitat for Humanity and other housing projects.

• Approved permanent financing and lot conveyance for The Lofts at Motor Road (4-0)
• Approved conveyance of four lots to Liberty East Redevelopment, Inc. for affordable housing (Consent Vote)
• Approved conveyance of four lots to Glabex Consortium LLC for affordable housing (3-1)
• Approved sale of city-owned property on Merrimont Drive (Consent Vote)
• Approved naming Fire Station 13 after former City Manager Lee D. Garrity (Consent Vote)
• Approved eligibility of Winston Lake Golf Course for National Register of Historic Places (Consent Vote)
• Approved annual submission of Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Grant application (4-0)
• Approved retirement plan investment policy and related ordinance (Consent Vote)

City Council

The City Council will consider several zoning matters, including a voluntary annexation and property rezoning. The agenda also includes resolutions for economic development assistance and a contract renewal for golf course management.

• Public hearing on UDO ordinance amendments regarding graphics (UDO-CC24)
• Voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres west of Styers Ferry Road
• Zoning petition for property at University Parkway and Laura Avenue
• Economic development assistance for Project Fiesta
• Economic development assistance for Project Crystal Ball

City Council approved a five-year management agreement for Reynolds Park Golf Course and the voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres. The council also approved amendments to the Unified Development Ordinances and continued a zoning petition for a later date.

• Approved UDO-CC24 to add graphics to Unified Development Ordinances (7-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres west of Styers Ferry Road (7-0)
• Continued zoning petition for property at University Parkway and Laura Avenue to October 2, 2023 (7-0)
• Approved $540,000 five-year agreement with T-Square Golf, LLC for Reynolds Park Golf Course (7-0)
• Approved economic development assistance for Project Fiesta
• Approved economic development assistance for Project Crystal Ball

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several resolutions, including amendments to the 2023-2024 fiscal year budget ordinances. The agenda also includes contract awards for equipment, infrastructure improvements, and community grants.

• Budget amendments for the 2023-2024 fiscal year (C-28)
• Network storage equipment purchase for $403,432.27 (C-4)
• Golf cart leasing contract for Winston Lake Golf Course ($260,400) (C-2)
• Habitat for Humanity housing improvements up to $80,000 (G-3)
• Purchase of a 13 cubic yard refuse truck for $197,987 (C-1)

The City Council appointed an Interim City Manager and approved a wide range of consent items, including equipment purchases and grant acceptances. The council also authorized a classification and compensation review of city pay plans and policies.

• Appointed Interim City Manager (6-2)
• Approved agreement for city pay plan and policy classification and compensation review (8-0)
• Approved $80,000 for Habitat for Humanity housing improvements and car garages (7-0, 1 excused)
• Approved $197,987 purchase of a refuse truck (Consent Vote)
• Approved $403,432.27 purchase of network storage equipment (Consent Vote)
• Approved $260,400 five-year golf cart leasing contract (Consent Vote)
• Approved $140,315.50 for 2023 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (Consent Vote)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres west of Styers Ferry Road (Consent Vote)

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider several resolutions regarding infrastructure projects, including greenway repairs and road improvements. Discussion items also include a voluntary annexation petition and real-time passenger information for the bus system.

• Agreement with NCDOT for Long Branch Trail Phase II
• Engineering agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc for Muddy Creek Greenway Repair Project
• Engineering design services for Lowery Street Road and Infrastructure Improvements
• Contract change order for Truist Stadium MLB Upgrades and Administrative Offices
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 4.015 acres near Styers Ferry Road

The Committee approved several infrastructure agreements, including trail expansions and road improvements. It also authorized a contract for real-time bus passenger information and approved a voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres.

• Approved agreement with NCDOT for Long Branch Trail Phase II (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Freese and Nichols, Inc for Muddy Creek Greenway Repair (4-0)
• Approved contract change order with Walter Robbs Callahan & Pierce Architects for Truist Stadium upgrades (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Rummel Klepper & Kahl, LLP for Lowery Street improvements (4-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 4.015 acres west of Styers Ferry Road (4-0)
• Approved contract with GMV Syncromatics for transit real-time passenger information (4-0)
• Approved ordinance amending curb loading zones on West Fourth Street (4-0)
• Approved Public Works Committee minutes from June 13, 2023 (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing numerous resolutions regarding municipal spending, including equipment purchases, grant acceptances, and infrastructure improvements. The agenda includes several items related to economic development assistance and budget amendments for the 2023-2024 fiscal year.

• Purchase of a 13 cubic yard rear loading refuse truck for $197,987
• Golf cart leasing services at Winston Lake Golf Course for $260,400
• Network storage equipment purchase for $403,432.27
• Quarry Park Phase 2 improvements contract change order for $125,630
• Byrne Justice Assistance Grant for the Police Department for $140,315.50

The Finance Committee approved a series of purchase orders for city vehicles and equipment, as well as grants for affordable housing and police assistance. Several items were recommended for final City Council approval, including golf cart leasing and economic development assistance. One resolution for golf course management services failed for lack of a second.

• Approved $197,987 purchase of a refuse truck (4-0)
• Approved $403,432.27 for network storage equipment (4-0)
• Approved $140,315.50 for 2023 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (4-0)
• Approved $2,420 for affordable housing property purchase (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $260,400 golf cart leasing contract (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $220,144.96 for four pickup trucks (4-0)
• Recommended approval of $299,467.76 for rollout refuse carts (4-0)
• Approved agreement for city pay plan classification and compensation review (3-1)

Public Safety Committee

The committee will consider grant approvals for police funding and highway safety. It will also review a proposed ordinance regarding wildlife management at Smith Reynolds Airport. The agenda includes presentations on fire department services and strategic planning.

• $140,315.50 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant for the Winston-Salem Police Department
• GHSP grant for the Forsyth County Joint DWI Task Force
• $5,000 GHSP grant for a BikeSafe Regional Coordinator position
• Ordinance allowing wildlife officers to discharge rifles at Smith Reynolds Airport
• Adoption of the Winston-Salem Fire Department 2023-2028 Strategic Plan

The Committee approved the Winston-Salem Fire Department 2023-2028 Strategic Plan and several public safety grants. It also authorized wildlife officers to discharge rifles at Smith Reynolds Airport for deer and turkey elimination through August 19, 2024.

• Approved 2023 Byrne Justice Assistance Grant for Police Department of $140,315.50 (3-0)
• Approved NC Governor’s Highway Safety Program Grant for Forsyth County Joint DWI Task Force (3-0)
• Approved BikeSafe Regional Coordinator Position Grant of $5,000 (3-0)
• Approved ordinance allowing wildlife officers to discharge rifles at Smith Reynolds Airport until August 19, 2024 (3-0)
• Approved Winston-Salem Fire Department 2023-2028 Strategic Plan (3-0)
• Approved June 12, 2023 meeting minutes (3-0)

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several items related to property acquisitions for affordable housing. The agenda includes discussions on grant allocations, retirement plan changes, and updates on various city programs.

• Purchase of property on E. 21st St for $2,420
• Award of $45,000 in CARES Act CDBG-CV funds to United Way of Forsyth County, Inc.
• Purchase of property at Long Creek Park along Bethania-Tobaccoville Road
• Resolution authorizing the purchase of modular homes for affordable housing in the North Ward
• Public hearing request regarding Unified Development Ordinance graphics updates

The Committee approved the purchase of property for affordable housing and awarded $45,000 in CDBG-CV funds to United Way of Forsyth County, Inc. Several items, including UDO amendments and homeowner rehabilitation funding, were recommended for City Council approval. A resolution regarding the purchase of modular homes was pulled by staff.

• Approved purchase of property for affordable and workforce housing for $2,420 (4-0)
• Recommended approval of UDO amendments to add graphics (4-0)
• Approved $45,000 in CARES Act CDBG-CV funds to United Way of Forsyth County, Inc. (4-0)
• Approved purchase of property at Long Creek Park to reimburse Conservation Fund (4-0)
• Pulled resolution for purchase of modular homes (4-0)
• Recommended approval of funding to Forsyth County for homeowner rehabilitation and home buyer assistance (4-0)
• Forwarded without recommendation funding up to $80,000 for Habitat for Humanity car garages (4-0)
• Approved June 12, 2023 meeting minutes (4-0)

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding multiple zoning changes across various wards. These items include requests for residential, commercial, and industrial rezonings, as well as a petition for the voluntary annexation of Brookberry Farm, Phase 8.

• Annexation of approximately 26.118 acres for Brookberry Farm, Phase 8
• Zoning petition for Truist Bank at West Hanes Mill Road and Raven Road
• Zoning petition for Jesse Carr and Kathryn Everhart on Beauchamp Road
• Zoning petition for Church of God Trustees on Kernersville Road
• Zoning petition for Grand Silo Investments, LLC on Grand Silo Way

The City Council approved the employment contract for W. Patrick (Pat) Pate as city manager. Additionally, the Council approved several zoning petitions and one voluntary annexation request.

• Approved employment contract for W. Patrick (Pat) Pate as city manager (5-3)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 26.118 acres for Brookberry Farm, Phase 8 (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3581 for Truist Bank from GB-S to LO (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3582 for Jesse Carr and Kathryn Everhart from RS9 to PB-S (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3583 for Church of God Trustees from RS9 to IP (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3584 for Grand Silo Investments, LLC from RM12-S to RM18-S (8-0)
• Approved amended zoning petition W-3586 for Spendra, LLC from RS9 to RSQ-L (6-2)
• Approved zoning petition W-3587 for Suso 4 Harper Hill LP from PB-S to GB-S (8-0)

Special Meeting of the City Council

The City Council held a special meeting to select a new City Manager. After a substitute motion to hire Patrice Toney failed, the Council voted to extend a conditional offer of employment to William Patrick Pate.

• Substitute motion to hire Patrice Toney as City Manager failed (3-5)
• Approved conditional offer of employment to William Patrick Pate for City Manager (5-3)

Special Meeting of the City Council

This special meeting consists of procedural boilerplate only. The agenda includes a closed session and mayor/council comments but does not list any specific topics for discussion or decision.

The City Council convened for a special meeting and entered a closed session to conduct interviews and discuss personnel matters. No other substantive actions were taken before the meeting adjourned.

• Approved motion to enter Closed Session for personnel interviews and matters (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council approved the annual appropriation and tax levy ordinance for Fiscal Year 2023-2024, setting the tax rate at 66.1 cents per $100 of assessed value. Council also approved the project budget ordinance for the same period and a specific tax rate for the Downtown Winston-Salem Business Improvement District.

• Approved FY 2023-2024 tax rate of 66.1 cents per $100 of assessed value (8-0)
• Approved FY 2023-2024 Project Budget Ordinance (8-0)
• Approved Downtown Business Improvement District tax rate of 9 cents per $100 (5-0)
• Approved $175,000 contract for Winston Lake Golf Course improvements (Consent Vote)
• Approved $2,500 property purchase for affordable and workforce housing (Consent Vote)
• Approved $116,820 HVAC replacement at Benton Convention Center (Consent Vote)
• Approved voluntary annexation of 26.118 acres at Brookberry Farm, Phase 8 (Consent Vote)
• Approved $352,824 one-year contract extension with Transdev Services Inc. (Consent Vote)

Special Meeting of the City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting at the Benton Convention Center. The agenda includes a closed session and comments from the Mayor and Council.

The City Council entered a closed session to conduct interviews and discuss personnel matters. No other substantive actions were taken during the meeting.

• Approved motion to enter Closed Session for personnel matters (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn Closed Session (Unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn Special Meeting (Unanimous)

Special Meeting of the City Council

The Winston-Salem City Council will hold a special meeting to consider a resolution appointing Assistant City Manager Johnnie Taylor as Interim City Manager. The meeting is scheduled for June 16, 2023.

• Resolution appointing Johnnie Taylor as Interim City Manager

The City Council held a special meeting to appoint Assistant City Manager Johnnie Taylor to the role of Interim City Manager. The council also entered a closed session to discuss personnel matters.

• Approved appointment of Assistant City Manager Johnnie Taylor as Interim City Manager (8-0)
• Approved motion to enter Closed Session for personnel matters (8-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee approved a resolution for revenue bonds up to $20 million to finance projects for Salem Academy and College. The committee also approved a wide range of consent agenda items including vehicle repairs, insurance, and park improvements. One item regarding CARES Act funds was moved to the June 20 City Council meeting.

• Approved revenue bonds up to $20,000,000 for Salem Academy and College (4-0)
• Approved $175,000 contract for Winston Lake Golf Course improvements (Consent)
• Approved $116,820 HVAC replacement at Benton Convention Center (Consent)
• Approved $2,500 property purchase for affordable housing objectives (Consent)
• Approved $145,000 contract for Commercial Driver License training (Consent)
• Approved $22,000 change order for City vehicle repairs (Consent)
• Forwarded financial assistance modification for 1001 S. Marshall MM, LLC without recommendation (4-0)
• Tabled CARES Act funds recapture and reallocation for review on June 20 (4-0)

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider a one-year contract extension with Transdev Services Inc. for $352,824. Members will also review a resolution regarding the voluntary annexation of approximately 26.118 acres at Brookberry Farm, Phase 8. Other items include an ordinance for a handicap parking space and a federal grant application for electric vehicle charging stations.

• One-year contract extension with Transdev Services Inc. ($352,824)
• Voluntary annexation of approximately 26.118 acres at Brookberry Farm, Phase 8
• Ordinance for a handicap parking space at 926 West Fourth Street
• Federal grant application for electric vehicle charging stations
• AARP Walking Audits in the East Ward

The Public Works Committee approved the voluntary annexation of approximately 26.118 acres for Brookberry Farm, Phase 8. The committee also authorized a contract extension for Transdev Services Inc. and a grant application for electric vehicle charging stations.

• Approved on-street handicap parking space at 926 West Fourth Street (4-0)
• Approved May 9, 2023 meeting minutes (4-0)
• Approved voluntary annexation of ~26.118 acres for Brookberry Farm, Phase 8 (4-0)
• Approved one-year contract extension with Transdev Services Inc. for $352,824 (4-0)
• Approved application to Federal Highway Administration for EV charging station grants (4-0)

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will receive a safety and security update regarding the Clark Campbell Transportation Center. The committee will also review an update on Reintegration & Youth Development Programs.

• Security and safety update for Clark Campbell Transportation Center
• Update on Reintegration & Youth Development Programs
• Approval of May 8, 2023, Public Safety Committee minutes

The Committee approved the consent agenda, which included the summary of minutes from the May 8, 2023 meeting. Members received informational reports regarding the Clark Campbell Transportation Center and youth development programs.

• Approved Consent Agenda (4-0)
• Approved Public Safety Summary of Minutes from May 8, 2023 (via Consent Vote)

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding grant applications for emergency solutions and homeless assistance. The agenda also includes proposals for city-owned land transfers, property purchases for affordable housing, and various service contracts.

• Transfer of two City-owned lots on Woodland Avenue to the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem
• Contract with Trans Tech, Inc. for Commercial Driver License training not to exceed $145,000
• Purchase of property on E. 22nd St. to support affordable housing and homeownership ($2,500)
• Annual submission of Emergency Solutions Grant and Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance applications
• Update on the Winston-Salem Sign Ordinance Amortization progress

The Committee approved several resolutions regarding homeless assistance grants and affordable housing property acquisitions. It also authorized contracts for employee benefits consulting and commercial driver license training.

• Approved annual Emergency Solutions Grant application and fund acceptance (4-0)
• Approved annual Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Grant application and fund acceptance (4-0)
• Approved transfer of two City-owned lots on Woodland Avenue to the Housing Authority of Winston-Salem (4-0)
• Approved contract with Willis Towers Watson Analytical Insurance Service, Inc. for employee benefits consulting (4-0)
• Approved $2,500 property purchase for affordable and workforce housing (4-0)
• Approved contract with Trans Tech, Inc. for employee CDL training not to exceed $145,000 (4-0)
• Approved May 8, 2023 meeting minutes (4-0)

FInance Committee Budget Workshop

The Finance Committee is reviewing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 budget, including responses to questions from the Mayor and City Council. The workshop includes consideration of a recommended tax rate and several resolutions for upcoming City Council review.

• Review of FY 2023-24 Budget Response Packet
• Proposed FY 2023-24 expenditure and revenue adjustments
• Consideration of the FY 2023-24 budget and recommended tax rate
• Resolution approving the 2024-2029 Capital Plan
• Resolution regarding city employee pay grades, classifications, and merit pay

The Finance Committee approved the FY 2023-24 proposed budget and set a tax rate of 66.1 cents per $100 of valuation. The committee also approved several budget increases for firefighter pay, community agencies, and park projects. Additional resolutions regarding the Capital Plan and personnel pay were approved for the June 20 City Council agenda.

• Approved FY 2023-24 proposed budget and tax rate of 66.1 cents per $100 (4-0)
• Approved $1.63M increase for firefighter pay minimums and compression adjustments (4-0)
• Approved $234,000 in staff changes for Youth Advisory Council travel and Transit Fund (4-0)
• Approved $87,500 increase for community agencies (4-0)
• Approved $100,000 transfer to Capital Projects Fund for Historic Bethabara Park project (4-0)
• Approved Capital Plan for FY 2023-2024 through 2028-2029 (4-0)
• Approved resolution adjusting personnel positions, pay grades, and merit pay (4-0)
• Approved Medicare Advantage Supplement for retired elected officials (4-0)

City Council

The Winston-Salem City Council will hold public hearings on various zoning petitions and Unified Development Ordinance updates. These include changes to historic resource commission membership and property rezonings in the North, South, and West Wards.

• Zoning petition for The Liberty Group, LLC on Oak Street
• Zoning petition for Daniel and Olivia Calhoun on Crestwood Drive
• Zoning petition for Taylor Development Group, LLC on North Cliffdale Drive
• Ordinance amending the Unified Development Ordinances (UDO)
• Public hearing regarding Coan-Gray House historic listing

City Council approved several zoning changes and amendments to the Unified Development Ordinances. The council also designated the Coan-Gray House as eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.

• Approved UDO-CC22 to revise Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission membership (8-0)
• Approved UDO-CC23 for minor Unified Development Ordinances changes (8-0)
• Approved eligibility of Coan-Gray House for National Register of Historic Places (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3572 for The Liberty Group, LLC on Oak Street (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3573 for Daniel and Olivia Calhoun on Crestwood Drive (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3580 for Taylor Development Group, LLC on North Cliffdale Drive (8-0)

Special Meeting of the City Council

This special meeting consists of procedural items and a closed session. No specific topics or discussion items are listed in the agenda.

• Closed session

The City Council convened for a special meeting and entered a closed session to discuss personnel matters. No other substantive decisions were recorded.

• Approved motion to enter Closed Session for personnel matters (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn Closed Session (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn Special Meeting (unanimous)

Finance Committee Budget Public Hearing

The Finance Committee is holding a public hearing regarding the proposed City of Winston-Salem budget for fiscal year 2023-2024. Following this hearing, a budget workshop is scheduled for June 8, with final budget adoption and a public hearing set for the City Council on June 20.

• Public Hearing on Proposed City of Winston-Salem Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-2024

The Finance Committee conducted a public hearing to receive testimony regarding the proposed City of Winston-Salem Budget for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. No votes were taken and no budget items were decided during this meeting.

FInance Committee Budget Workshop

The Finance Committee is meeting to review the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Capital Budget and the Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan. Following this workshop, a public hearing is scheduled for June 1, with further discussions set for June 8.

• Overview of Proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Capital Budget
• Six-Year Capital Improvement Plan presentation

The Finance Committee held a budget workshop to review the 2023-2028 Capital Plan and project highlights. No formal votes or decisions were recorded; the session consisted of staff presentations and member requests for additional reports.

FInance Committee Budget Workshop

The Finance Committee is reviewing an overview of the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 operating budget. The meeting also includes other topics for discussion.

• Overview of Proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Operating Budget (23-0132)
• Other topics for discussion (23-0125)

The Finance Committee held a budget workshop to review a presentation on the proposed Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Budget. No formal votes or decisions were recorded during this session.

Special Meeting of the City Council

The City Council will hold a special meeting starting at 10:30 AM. The agenda includes a closed session and comments from the Mayor and Council.

• Closed Session

The City Council convened for a special meeting and entered a closed session to discuss personnel matters. No other substantive actions were recorded.

• Approved motion to enter closed session for personnel matters (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn closed session (unanimous)
• Approved motion to adjourn special meeting (unanimous)

City Council

The City Council is reviewing various contract awards and property acquisitions. Items include funding for a new police driving training facility and housing rehabilitation projects. The agenda also includes ordinance updates regarding civil defense curfews and sidewalk cafe barricades.

• $1,200,000 property acquisition in Salem Creek Business Park for a police driving training facility
• Up to $750,000 for rehabilitation of 1200 Willie Davis Drive and 1635 N. Cleveland Avenue
• $617,000 construction contract for the Union Station 2nd Floor Upfit
• Annexation of 4.97 acres for the Mill Creek Crossing project
• Ordinance amendments regarding civil defense curfews and sidewalk cafe barricades

City Council approved a series of consent agenda items including property acquisitions and infrastructure contracts. The council also authorized the annexation of 4.97 acres for Mill Creek Crossing and approved funding for residential property rehabilitation.

• Approved $1.2M purchase of property in Salem Creek Business Park for police driving training facility (8-0)
• Approved $750,000 to rehabilitate 1200 Willie Davis Drive and 1635 N. Cleveland Avenue (6-2)
• Approved annexation of 4.97 acres off Old Walkertown Road for Mill Creek Crossing (8-0)
• Approved $617,000 construction contract for Union Station 2nd Floor Upfit (8-0)
• Approved $95,000 purchase of 6.39 acres at Long Creek Park (8-0)
• Approved installation of a street mural on Trade Street (8-0)
• Approved demolition orders for structures at 863 Efird Street, 4831 Dorset Road, and 1510 E. Twenty Fifth Street (8-0)
• Approved $200,889 purchase order for corrugated metal pipe from Lane Enterprises LLC (8-0)

Public Works Committee

The committee will consider several resolutions regarding transportation agreements with Clemmons, Davidson County, and Walkertown. The agenda also includes reviews of stormwater engineering services and street mural installation. Additionally, an ordinance amendment for sidewalk cafe barricades is up for consideration.

• $190,700 contract for Central District Stormwater Rehabilitation Project engineering services
• $323,136 contract extension with Transdev Services Inc.
• $15,900 easement acquisitions for the Old Salisbury Road Repair Project
• Interlocal agreements for transportation plans with Clemmons, Davidson County, and Walkertown
• Ordinance amendment regarding barricades for sidewalk cafes

The committee approved several interlocal agreements for transportation plans and a $190,700 engineering contract for stormwater rehabilitation. A petition to close a portion of Vest Mill Road and a street mural on Trade Street were also approved. One ordinance regarding sidewalk cafe barricades was recommended for City Council approval.

• Approved $190,700 engineering contract for Central District Stormwater Rehabilitation Project (4-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Village of Clemmons for Village Transportation Plan (4-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Davidson County for Transportation System Community Transportation Service Plan update (4-0)
• Approved interlocal agreement with Town of Walkertown for a traffic study (4-0)
• Approved $15,900 for easement acquisitions for Old Salisbury Road Repair Project (4-0)
• Approved installation of a street mural on Trade Street (4-0)
• Approved petition to close and abandon portion of Vest Mill Road (4-0)
• Recommended approval of ordinance amending sidewalk cafe barricades for City Council review

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city expenditures, contract extensions, and interlocal agreements. Key items include proposed property purchases for a police training facility and Long Creek Park, as well as construction and service contracts.

• Acquisition of Salem Creek Business Park property for $1,200,000 for a police driving training facility
• Purchase of 6.39 acres at Long Creek Park along Bethania-Tobaccoville Road for $95,000
• Construction contract for Union Station 2nd Floor Upfit with Central Builders, Inc. for $617,000
• Contract change order for Hanes Park Phase 2 Improvements with BAR Construction Company, Inc. for $115,290.00
• Purchase order for a one-ton crew cab pickup truck from Modern Chevrolet, Inc. for $114,066

The Finance Committee approved several infrastructure contracts, interlocal transportation agreements, and property acquisitions. The committee also dissolved the 2018 Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee following its final report.

• Approved $1.2M property acquisition for police driving training facility (4-0)
• Approved $617,000 contract for Union Station 2nd Floor Upfit (4-0)
• Approved resolution dissolving the 2018 Citizens' Bond Oversight Committee (4-0)
• Approved $200,889 purchase order for corrugated metal pipe (4-0)
• Approved $190,700 contract for Central District Stormwater Rehabilitation (4-0)
• Approved $115,290 change order for Hanes Park Phase 2 Improvements (4-0)
• Approved $104,342 demolition contract for Bid Package 20 (4-0)
• Tabled one-year contract extension with Transdev Services Inc. for $323,136

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will consider an ordinance to amend civil defense rules regarding curfews. The committee will also review a resolution to acquire property in Salem Creek Business Park for a new police driving training facility.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 18 regarding curfews and state of emergency proclamations
• $1,200,000 acquisition of property in Salem Creek Business Park for a police driving training facility

The committee approved the acquisition of property in Salem Creek Business Park for a new police driving training facility for $1,200,000, funded from 2018 bonds. The consent agenda was also approved, including an ordinance amending Chapter 18 on curfews and state of emergency proclamations, and the approval of previous meeting minutes.

• Approved $1.2M property acquisition for police driving training facility (4-0)
• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 18 on curfews and state of emergency proclamations (4-0)
• Approved Public Safety Committee minutes (4-0)

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several ordinances regarding structure demolitions and updates to the Unified Development Ordinances. The agenda also includes a proposed $95,000 property purchase at Long Creek Park.

• Demolition contract for Double "D" Construction Services, Inc. for $104,342
• Demolition order for 1510 E. Twenty Fifth Street
• Demolition order for 4831 Dorset Road
• Demolition order for 863 Efird Street
• Property purchase at Long Creek Park along Bethania-Tobaccoville Road for $95,000

The committee voted 2-2 on an ordinance to revise the membership structure of the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission, causing the motion to fail. A separate ordinance making minor clarifications to the Unified Development Ordinances was approved 4-0. The committee also approved a consent agenda including demolition contracts and a land purchase, and held a resolution on sustainability goals for further review.

• Approved consent agenda including demolition contracts and land purchase (4-0)
• Denied ordinance revising Historic Resources Commission membership (2-2)
• Approved minor UDO clarifications (4-0)
• Approved public hearing for Coan-Gray House National Register listing (4-0)
• Held resolution on sustainability goals in committee until June 12, 2023

City Council

The City Council will consider several zoning petitions for residential and commercial developments across various wards. The agenda also includes a voluntary annexation request for Mill Creek Crossing and an ordinance amendment regarding sight distance triangles.

• Voluntary annexation of approximately 4.97 acres at Mill Creek Crossing off Old Walkertown Road
• Zoning petition for 7.19 acres at Old Walkertown Road and Dippen Road
• Zoning petition for 18.88 acres on Peters Creek Parkway between Sina Avenue and Kesteven Road
• Zoning petition for 55.95 acres on Cole Road, north of US 311
• Ordinance amendment to the Unified Development Ordinances regarding sight distance triangles

City Council approved several zoning changes and a voluntary annexation of 4.97 acres. The Council also adopted a resolution opposing House Bill 470 regarding the Greensboro/Winston-Salem Civil Service Board.

• Approved voluntary annexation of 4.97 acres for Mill Creek Crossing (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3567 for 7.19 acres at Old Walkertown Road and Dippen Road (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3566 for 18.88 acres on Peters Creek Parkway (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3570 for 0.55 acres at South Stratford Road and Oakwood Drive (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3571 for 2.74 acres at Starlight Drive and Middleton Street (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3575 for 4.75 acres on Glenn Center Drive (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3576 for 2.02 acres on Country Club Road (8-0)
• Approved resolution opposing House Bill 470 (8-0)

City Council

The City Council will review a consent agenda containing numerous purchase orders, construction contracts, and budget amendments. Items include infrastructure improvements for Old Salem and the Town and Country neighborhood, as well as several municipal service agreements.

• Purchase of 41 new streetlights for Old Salem: $414,000
• Construction contract for Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement: $413,207.19
• Purchase of hoist trucks from Carolina Environmental Systems Inc.: $700,776
• Purchase of pull behind leaf loaders from Carolina Industrial Equipment, Inc.: $754,288.59
• Duke Energy contract for traffic signal poles at Liberty and Main Streets: $778,310.65

The City Council approved a series of purchase orders for city equipment, including hoist trucks and leaf loaders. The council also authorized funding for streetlights in Old Salem and various park and road improvements. Additionally, the council approved financing for the Winston Summit Apartments.

• Approved $700,776 purchase order for hoist trucks (unanimous)
• Approved $754,288.59 purchase order for pull behind leaf loaders (unanimous)
• Approved $414,000 for 41 new streetlights in Old Salem (unanimous)
• Approved $413,207.19 contract for Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement (unanimous)
• Approved $778,310.65 for metal traffic signal poles at Liberty and Main Streets (unanimous)
• Approved financing up to $13,089,000 for Winston Summit Apartments (unanimous)
• Approved sale of Happy Hill Shotgun Houses to Triad Cultural Arts, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved naming of Forest Bridge Way and Caleb Lane (unanimous)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several consent agenda items including equipment purchases, construction contracts, and property sales. The meeting also includes a general agenda item regarding the fiscal year 2023-2024 trial balanced budget.

• Purchase of hoist trucks from Carolina Environmental Systems Inc. for $700,776
• Purchase of pull behind leaf loaders from Carolina Industrial Equipment, Inc. for $754,288.59
• Purchase of 41 new streetlights for Old Salem infrastructure project for $414,000
• Construction contract for Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement for $413,207.19
• Approval of Winston Summit Apartments financing up to $13,089,000

The Finance Committee approved a series of purchase orders, construction contracts, and budget amendments via a consent agenda. Notable approvals include financing for the Winston Summit Apartments and various infrastructure projects. The committee also received information regarding the FY 2023-2024 Trial Balanced Budget.

• Approved $13.089M in revenue bonds for Winston Summit Apartments (Unanimous)
• Approved $778,310.65 for traffic signal poles via Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC
• Approved $754,288.59 for leaf loaders from Carolina Industrial Equipment, Inc.
• Approved $700,776 for hoist trucks from Carolina Environmental Systems Inc.
• Approved $414,000 for 41 new streetlights in Old Salem
• Approved $413,207.19 for Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement
• Approved $111,370.58 for Fire Department laptops from Dell Marketing L.P.
• Approved $54,500 for parking lot resurfacing engineering services (Unanimous)

Public Works Committee

The committee is reviewing resolutions for infrastructure projects and equipment acquisitions. This includes funding for streetlights in Old Salem and drainage replacement on Lynhaven Drive. The meeting also includes public hearings regarding two new street names.

• $778,310.65 agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas for traffic signal poles at Liberty and Main Streets
• $414,000 purchase of 41 new streetlights for Old Salem Phase 1
• $413,207.19 construction contract for Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement
• $754,288.59 purchase order for leaf loaders from Carolina Industrial Equipment, Inc.
• Public hearing to name a new road off Shattalon Drive as Caleb Lane

The Committee approved several infrastructure projects, including streetlights for Old Salem and a traffic calming plan for Town and Country. It also authorized the purchase of leaf loaders and hoist trucks. Two new roads were named during public hearings.

• Approved purchase of 41 streetlights for Old Salem ($414,000)
• Approved purchase of pull behind leaf loaders from Carolina Industrial Equipment, Inc. ($754,288.59)
• Approved purchase of hoist trucks from Carolina Environmental Systems Inc. ($700,776)
• Approved agreement with Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC for traffic signal poles ($778,310.65)
• Approved Lynhaven Drive storm drainage replacement contract with Greenwater Development, Inc. ($413,207.19)
• Approved Town and Country Neighborhood Traffic Calming Plan ($16,000)
• Approved right of way and easements for Salem Parkway Multi-Use Path ($38,650)
• Approved naming new roads Caleb Lane and Forest Bridge Way

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several items including the FY24 Housing and Community Development Program. The agenda also includes updates on accessory dwelling units, energy efficiency grants, and sustainability reporting.

• FY24 Housing and Community Development Program and 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan
• Ordinance amending Chapter 18 regarding curfews and state of emergency proclamations
• Resolution authorizing a contract with The Resource Company for staffing services
• Ordinance to revise the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission membership structure
• Update on Accessory Dwelling Units

The committee approved the FY24 Housing and Community Development Program and the 2024-2028 Consolidated Housing and Community Development Plan for submission to HUD. It also authorized a staffing services contract with the Resource Company. An ordinance regarding the Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission membership was held in committee.

• Approved FY24 Housing and Community Development Program and 2024-2028 Consolidated Plan (Unanimous)
• Approved contract with Resource Company for staffing services (Unanimous)
• Approved 2023 inductees for the Arts, Culture, and Entertainment Memorial Walk of Fame
• Approved Resolution regarding NC League of Municipalities’ 2023 City Vision Conference
• Approved Community Business General Government Committee Summary of Minutes
• Held in committee ordinance to revise Forsyth County Historic Resources Commission membership

Public Safety Committee

The committee will consider a purchase of laptop computers for the Winston-Salem Fire Department. Members will also review a lease extension for the Police Department’s Community Resources Unit and an ordinance regarding civil defense curfews.

• $111,370.58 purchase order for Dell laptop computers for the Winston-Salem Fire Department
• Lease agreement for the second floor of the Winston Mutual Building for the Police Community Resources Unit
• Ordinance amending Chapter 18 regarding curfews and state of emergency proclamations

The Public Safety Committee approved a purchase order for laptops for the Fire Department and a lease agreement for the Police Department’s Community Resources Unit. An ordinance regarding civil defense curfews was presented for information only.

• Approved $111,370.58 purchase order for Winston-Salem Fire Department laptops from Dell Marketing L.P.
• Approved lease agreement for Police Department’s Community Resources Unit in the Winston Mutual Building
• Approved Public Safety Committee Summary of Minutes

City Council

The City Council will hold public hearings regarding several zoning changes. These items include requests for residential and mixed-use developments in the Northeast, Southeast, and South wards.

• Zoning petition for Forsyth Economic Ventures, Inc. and Housing Authority of City of Winston-Salem on North Cleveland Avenue
• Zoning petition for Agnes G. Fishel on Peters Creek Parkway
• Zoning petition for WR Hutchings Construction, LLC at Old Walkertown Road and Dippen Road
• Zoning petition for Salem Bottling, LLC on West Walnut Street
• Proclamations for National Diversity Awareness Month and National Fair Housing Month

City Council approved zoning changes for properties on North Cleveland Avenue and West Walnut Street. Petitions for properties on Peters Creek Parkway and at Old Walkertown Road and Dippen Road were continued to the May 1, 2023 meeting.

• Approved zoning petition W-3564 for Forsyth Economic Ventures, Inc. and Housing Authority of City of Winston-Salem
• Approved zoning petition W-3568 for Salem Bottling, LLC
• Continued zoning petition W-3566 for Agnes G. Fishel to May 1, 2023
• Continued zoning petition W-3567 for WR Hutchings Construction, LLC to May 1, 2023
• Issued proclamation for National Diversity Awareness Month
• Issued proclamation for National Fair Housing Month
• Passed resolution honoring Tonya McPhatter

City Council

The City Council is reviewing several infrastructure contracts and grant acceptances. This includes a bridge replacement contract and a federal grant for water line work. The meeting also covers various city commission appointments.

• $1,003,297.85 construction contract for Lakeview Drive Bridge Replacement
• $3,100,000 American Rescue Plan Act grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project
• $518,463 contract for park amenities in Neighborhood Revitalization Strategy Areas
• Conveyance of four vacant lots in Cleveland Avenue to Habitat for Humanity
• $537,788.38 contract for Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm Management

City Council approved a $3.1 million ARPA grant for the Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project and several construction and service contracts. The council also authorized the transfer of four vacant lots to Habitat for Humanity for affordable housing and approved multiple commission appointments.

• Approved $3.1M ARPA grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project
• Approved $1,003,297.85 Lakeview Drive Bridge Replacement contract (unanimous)
• Approved conveyance of 4 vacant lots to Habitat for Humanity for affordable housing (7-0)
• Approved $537,788.38 Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm Management contract (7-1)
• Approved $518,463 contract for park amenities in NRSA areas
• Approved $513,972 purchase order for automated leaf loaders
• Approved voluntary annexation of 4.97 acres for Mill Creek Crossing
• Approved appointments to Human Relations, Urban Food Policy, Recreation and Parks, and Citizens' Police Review boards

Public Works Committee

The committee will review several consent agenda resolutions including a $3.1 million water project grant and equipment purchases. The general agenda includes a public hearing date for the Mill Creek Crossing annexation and updates on transit services.

• $3,100,000 American Rescue Plan Act Grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension
• Street mural installation by Forsyth Technical Community College on Miller Street
• FTA grant application for WSTA bus purchases
• $513,972 purchase order for automated leaf loaders from Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
• $22,019.28 contract renewal for Winston-Salem Collects Tool Support with ReCollect Systems, Inc.

The committee approved several resolutions including a federal grant for water infrastructure and funding applications for bus purchases. A purchase order for automated leaf loaders and a contract renewal for tool support were also approved. A public hearing for the voluntary annexation of 4.97 acres off Old Walkertown Road was scheduled for April 3, 2023.

• Approved $3,100,000 ARPA grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project
• Approved FTA competitive grant application for WSTA bus purchases
• Approved $513,972 purchase order for automated leaf loaders from Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
• Approved $22,019.28 contract renewal for ReCollect Systems, Inc.
• Approved on-street handicap parking space at 200 North Main Street
• Approved public hearing date of April 3, 2023, for Mill Creek Crossing annexation
• Held installation of Miller Street mural in committee for staff review

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing several resolutions regarding city contracts, including park amenities, mowing services, and construction projects. The agenda also includes discussions on federal grant applications, opioid settlement funds, and water infrastructure funding.

• $3,100,000 American Rescue Plan Act grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project
• $1,003,297.85 construction contract for Lakeview Drive Bridge Replacement with Smith-Rowe, LLC
• $518,463 for Kay Park Recreation neighborhood revitalization park amenities
• $513,972 purchase order for automated leaf loaders from Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc.
• $220,700 construction contract for Easton Mobile Classroom Relocation and Repurpose

The Finance Committee approved several service and construction contracts, including a bridge replacement and park amenities. The committee also accepted a $3.1 million ARPA grant for a waterline extension and authorized the conveyance of four vacant lots to Habitat for Humanity.

• Approved $3.1M ARPA grant for Highway 65 Waterline Extension Project (unanimous)
• Approved $1,003,297.85 Lakeview Drive Bridge Replacement contract to Smith-Rowe, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved $537,788.38 Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm Management contract to H.O.P.E of Winston-Salem Inc.
• Approved $518,463 contract to Kay Park Recreation for NRSA park amenities
• Approved $513,972 purchase order for automated leaf loaders to Carolina Environmental Systems, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved conveyance of four city-owned vacant lots in Cleveland Avenue neighborhood to Habitat for Humanity
• Approved $220,700 contract to Dreambuilt Construction, Inc. for Easton Mobile Classroom relocation
• Held Resolution G-1 regarding Civitan Lease and Use Agreements in committee for staff review

Public Safety Committee

The Public Safety Committee will review a resolution regarding opioid settlement funds and supplemental agreements with the State of North Carolina. The agenda also includes a presentation on Greenway Emergency Routing Systems and information on a FEMA grant application for the Fire Department.

• Ordinance designating an on-street handicap parking space at 200 North Main Street
• Resolution authorizing execution of opioid settlements and supplemental state agreements
• Presentation on Greenway Emergency Routing Systems
• Information on the Fire Department's FEMA Fire Prevention and Safety Grant application
• City participation in a public information campaign for Winston-Salem Bar Owners Council

The committee approved a resolution to execute opioid settlements and a supplemental agreement for additional funds. An ordinance for a handicap parking space at 200 North Main Street was also approved. Other items were presented for information only.

• Approved ordinance for on-street handicap parking space at 200 North Main Street
• Approved resolution authorizing execution of opioid settlements and supplemental agreement
• Approved Public Safety Committee Summary of Minutes
• Informally approved city participation in Public Information Campaign for Winston-Salem Bar Owners Council

General Government Committee

The General Government Committee is reviewing several contract awards and fund allocations. Items include funding for neighborhood park amenities, hydroponic farm management at Kimberley Park, and the conveyance of city-owned lots to Habitat for Humanity.

• $518,463 contract for Kay Park recreation amenities
• $256,192 contract for B2GNOW software subscriptions and support services
• Awarding of HOPWA funds to Positive Wellness Alliance
• $537,788.38 contract for Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm Management via H.O.P.E of Winston-Salem Inc.
• Conveyance of four city-owned vacant lots in Cleveland Avenue to Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County

The Committee approved several contracts for city services, including park amenities and software subscriptions. It also authorized the conveyance of four vacant lots to Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County to increase affordable housing. Funding for the Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm and various grant programs was also approved.

• Approved $518,463 contract for Kay Park Recreation amenities
• Approved $256,192 contract for B2GNOW software subscriptions
• Approved $537,788.38 contract for Kimberley Park Hydroponic Farm Management (H.O.P.E of Winston-Salem Inc.)
• Approved conveyance of 4 vacant lots in Cleveland Avenue neighborhood to Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County
• Approved award of CDBG and CDBG-CV funds
• Approved award of HOPWA funds to Positive Wellness Alliance
• Approved UDO amendment regarding sight distance triangles
• Approved Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program information

City Council

The City Council will consider several bond orders for streets, parks, public safety, and facilities. The meeting also includes second readings on limousine operation certificates and a zoning petition for property on Old Vineyard Road.

• Zoning petition for 6.83 acres on the south side of Old Vineyard Road
• Street and Sidewalk Bonds not to exceed $3,250,000
• Park and Recreation Bonds not to exceed $1,760,000
• Public Safety Bonds not to exceed $985,000
• Public Facilities Improvements Bonds not to exceed $2,900,000

City Council approved several general obligation bonds for streets, parks, public safety, and facilities. The council also granted certificates of public convenience and necessity to four limousine services and approved a zoning petition on Old Vineyard Road.

• Approved limousine certificate for Elder Up (unanimous)
• Approved limousine certificate for Royal Transportation (unanimous)
• Approved limousine certificate for Morris Transportation Services, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved limousine certificate for Allegiance Transportation, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved zoning petition W-3563 for property on Old Vineyard Road
• Approved bond issuance up to $3,250,000 for streets and sidewalks
• Approved bond issuance up to $1,760,000 for parks and recreation
• Approved bond issuance up to $985,000 for public safety

Committee of the Whole of the City Council

The Committee of the Whole will receive presentations regarding the early budget forecast and progress on the 2021-2025 Strategic Plan. The agenda also includes updates on capital projects and debt information.

• Early Budget Forecast presentation
• 2021-2025 Strategic Plan Progress Report
• Capital Projects Update
• Debt Information presentation

The committee received presentations on the early budget forecast, strategic plan, capital projects, and debt information. The meeting concluded with a unanimous vote to enter a closed session for legal consultation.

• Approved motion to enter Closed Session for legal consultation (Unanimous)

City Council

The City Council will consider several large contracts for infrastructure, including pedestrian improvements and park upgrades. The agenda also includes the introduction of bond orders totaling nearly $8.9 million for streets, parks, and public safety. Additionally, officials will review various vehicle purchases and budget amendments.

• $1,969,490 contract for Cloverdale Avenue pedestrian improvements
• $8,895,000 issuance of General Obligation Bonds for streets, parks, and public safety
• $1,047,121 construction contract for Granville Park improvements
• $2,250,000 for stormwater engineering and design services
• $857,656 purchase order for paratransit buses

City Council approved several high-value contracts for park improvements, pedestrian safety, and stormwater services. The council also initiated the process to issue $8,895,000 in general obligation bonds and approved multiple appointments to city commissions.

• Approved $8,895,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Series 2023A)
• Approved $1,047,121 construction contract for Granville Park Improvements
• Approved $1,969,490 for Cloverdale Avenue Pedestrian Improvements
• Approved $2,250,000 for stormwater engineering and design services
• Approved $1,133,545 for tennis court reconstruction
• Approved $857,656 for paratransit buses from Creative Bus Sales, Inc.
• Approved $294,208 for pickleball court conversions
• Approved appointments to the Affordable Housing Coalition and Community Appearance Commission

Public Works Committee

The Public Works Committee is reviewing resolutions for various city projects. These include contracts for paratransit buses, stormwater engineering, and park improvements. The committee will also consider items related to sidewalk and court reconstructions.

• Purchase order for Paratransit Buses ($857,656)
• Stormwater Engineering and Design Services contracts ($2,250,000)
• Granville Park Improvements construction contract ($1,047,121)
• Cloverdale Avenue Pedestrian Improvements ($1,969,490)
• Tennis Court Reconstruction ($1,133,545)

The committee approved several construction and procurement contracts via a consent agenda, including funds for buses, sidewalks, and courts. A memorandum of understanding for waste management monitoring was also approved.

• Approved $857,656 purchase order for paratransit buses from Creative Bus Sales, Inc.
• Approved $6,525 for Fairlawn Drive Sidewalk Project easements
• Approved $2,250,000 for stormwater engineering and design services
• Approved $1,047,121 construction contract for Granville Park Improvements
• Approved $1,969,490 for Cloverdale Avenue Pedestrian Improvements
• Approved $1,133,545 for tennis court reconstruction
• Approved $294,208 for pickleball court conversions
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Rubicon Global, LLC for waste management monitoring

Finance Committee

The committee will consider several contract awards for city infrastructure and vehicle upgrades. This includes funding for pedestrian improvements, park renovations, and police equipment. Members will also review the issuance of $8.8 million in general obligation bonds for streets, parks, and public safety.

• $8,895,000 in proposed Two-Thirds General Obligation Bonds for streets, parks, and public safety
• $1,969,490 construction contract for Cloverdale Avenue Pedestrian Improvements
• $1,133,545 for tennis court reconstruction
• $1,047,121 construction contract for Granville Park improvements
• $2,250,000 for stormwater engineering and design services

The Finance Committee approved several million dollars in bonds for streets, parks, public safety, and facilities. The committee also authorized funding for a 62-unit rental development and various infrastructure and equipment contracts.

• Approved $8,895,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Series 2023A)
• Approved permanent financing for The Flats at Peters Creek 62-unit rental development
• Approved $554,908 in economic development assistance for Project Oyster
• Approved $2,250,000 for stormwater engineering and design services
• Approved $1,969,490 for Cloverdale Avenue pedestrian improvements
• Approved $1,133,545 for tennis court reconstruction
• Approved $1,047,121 for Granville Park improvements
• Approved $857,656 for paratransit buses

Public Safety Committee

The committee will vote on resolutions for police vehicle upfits and various equipment purchases, including computers and sedans. Members will also receive information regarding youth violence prevention programs and fire department grant applications.

• $429,000 contract for police vehicle upfit services
• $275,450 purchase of ten Toyota Camry sedans
• $179,978.46 purchase of replacement desktop computers
• $58,589.88 contract for a water rescue boat and equipment
• Information on the Community Impact of Youth Violence Prevention Program

The committee approved several purchase orders for police vehicles, computers, and fire department equipment. A memorandum of understanding with Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools for youth programming was also approved. Several other items were presented for information only.

• Approved $179,978.46 purchase order for Dell Marketing LP replacement desktop computers
• Approved $429,000 contracts for police vehicle upfit with Mobile Communications, Inc. and Mobile Communications America, Inc.
• Approved $58,589.88 sole source contract for water rescue boat, trailer, and motor from DLX Enterprises, LLC
• Approved $275,450 purchase order for ten Toyota Camry sedans from Modern Automotive Network, LLC (unanimous)
• Approved $126,709.14 purchase order for three Dodge Durango Pursuit vehicles from Performance Automotive Group, Inc. (unanimous)
• Approved Memorandum of Understanding with Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools for youth programming (unanimous)

General Government Committee

The committee will review information regarding city investments in affordable housing development for the period ending December 31, 2022. Members will also receive information about the Community Development Department reorganization.

• Information on City Investments in Affordable Housing Development for the period ending December 31, 2022
• Information on Community Development Department Reorganization
• Approval of January 10, 2023, Committee Summary of Minutes

The committee approved the Summary of Minutes for the Community Development/Housing/General Government Committee. Two items regarding affordable housing investments and department reorganization were presented for information only.

• Approved Community Development/Housing/General Government Committee Summary of Minutes

City Council

The City Council will consider an economic development loan for a new industrial building at Union Cross Industrial Center. The agenda also includes orders for the demolition of structures on North Liberty Street and various zoning petitions. Additionally, the council will review appointments to several local advisory committees.

• Economic development loan to Front Street Capital
• Demolition orders for 1409, 1411, and 1415-1419 N Liberty St
• Renewing operating certificates for limousine and taxi companies
• Zoning petitions for Stafford Place Boulevard and Peters Creek Parkway
• Amendments to Unified Development Ordinances regarding asphalt and parking

City Council approved several zoning petitions and updated development ordinances regarding asphalt installation and restaurant parking. The council also ordered the demolition of multiple dilapidated structures on N. Liberty Street and renewed transportation certificates for various limousine and taxi companies.

• Approved renewal of certificates for five limousine, two taxicab, and one trolley pub company (Unanimous)
• Approved new certificates for Royal Transportation, Morris Transportation Services, Allegiance Transportation, and Elder Up (8-0)
• Approved UDO-CC20 requiring first layer of asphalt in subdivision streets prior to surety acceptance (8-0)
• Approved UDO-CC19 increasing parking flexibility for restaurants in older urban buildings (8-0)
• Ordered demolition of structures at 1409, 1411, 1415, 1417, and 1419 N. Liberty Street
• Approved economic development loan to Front Street Capital for industrial building construction (8-0)
• Approved five zoning petitions (W-3554, W-3558, W-3559, W-3560, W-3561) (8-0)
• Approved appointments to Affordable Housing Coalition, Citizens' Police Review Board, and Bicycle/Pedestrian/Active Mobility Advisory Committee

City Council

The City Council will review several items including neighborhood revitalization plans for Dreamland Park and Columbia Heights. The agenda also includes budget amendments and a proposal to move regular meeting times from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM.

• $350,000 contribution to Smart Start of Forsyth County for Pre-K initiatives
• Adoption of Dreamland Park and Columbia Heights revitalization plans
• Contract award for network equipment totaling $133,310.44
• Ordinance to change City Council meeting times from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM
• $61,529 change order for Belview Recreation Center Renovation

City Council approved changing its regular meeting time from 7:00 PM to 6:00 PM and updated committee meeting times. The council also approved several infrastructure contracts, lease agreements, and a $350,000 contribution to Smart Start of Forsyth County.

• Approved changing regular City Council meeting time to 6:00 PM (7-1)
• Approved changing regular City Council committee meeting times (6-2)
• Approved $350,000 contribution to Smart Start of Forsyth County for Pre-K initiatives (Unanimous)
• Approved $61,529 change order for Belview Recreation Center renovation
• Approved $133,310.44 contract for network equipment with NWN Corporation
• Approved $79,200 contract for asphalt crack sealing with Delta Contracting, Inc.
• Approved $6,400 property purchase for affordable and workforce housing
• Approved demolition of structure at 2420 Sunnyside Avenue

General Government Committee

The committee will review neighborhood revitalization plans for Dreamland Park and Columbia Heights. Members will also consider a $2.15 million funding request for The Flats at Peters Creek affordable housing. The agenda includes updates on city meeting schedules and various grant programs.

• $2.15 million gap funding request for The Flats at Peters Creek affordable housing
• Adoption of Dreamland Park and Columbia Heights/Skyline Village revitalization plans
• Ordinance for the demolition of a structure at 2420 Sunnyside Avenue
• Changes to City Council and committee meeting times
• Public hearing setting for Alexander S. and Mary R. Hanes House historic listing

The committee approved an ordinance to move regular City Council meetings from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. and adopted two neighborhood revitalization plans. An ordinance for the demolition of a structure at 2420 Sunnyside Avenue was also approved.

• Approved demolition and removal of structure at 2420 Sunnyside Avenue (unanimous)
• Approved changing City Council regular meeting time from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. (4-0)
• Approved changing regular meeting times for City Council Committees (4-0)
• Approved CY 2023 Meeting Schedule (4-0)
• Approved Dreamland Park Neighborhood Transformation Plan (4-0)
• Approved Columbia Heights Extension/Skyline Village Neighborhood Revitalization Plan (4-0)

Public Works Committee

The committee will hold a public hearing regarding amendments to the Unified Development Ordinances (UDO) concerning subdivision street asphalt. The meeting also includes information sessions on proposed micromobility ordinance changes and the City's Public Parking Program.

• Public hearing on UDO amendments for subdivision street asphalt installation
• Information on proposed Micromobility Ordinance amendments
• Information item regarding the City's Public Parking Program
• Approval of the December 13, 2022, committee minutes

The Public Works Committee approved an amendment to the Unified Development Ordinances regarding asphalt installation in subdivision streets. The committee also approved the summary of previous minutes. Two items regarding micromobility and public parking were presented for information only.

• Approved ordinance amending Chapter 3 of the UDO regarding first/bottom layer asphalt installation in subdivision streets (4-0)
• Approved Public Works Committee Summary of Minutes (4-0)

Finance Committee

The Finance Committee is reviewing resolutions for various city contracts and budget amendments. This includes funding for Pre-K initiatives, infrastructure repairs, and property purchases to support affordable housing. The committee will also consider economic development loans and stormwater management agreements.

• $350,000 contribution to Smart Start of Forsyth County for Pre-K initiatives
• Contract award for network equipment totaling $133,310.44
• Asphalt crack sealing contract for $79,200
• Change order for Belview Recreation Center Renovation ($61,529)
• Property purchase on Lyons St for affordable housing ($6,400)

The Finance Committee approved a series of contracts for network equipment, road sealing, and park improvements. The committee also authorized a $350,000 contribution for Pre-K initiatives and an economic development loan for an industrial building. One item regarding financial assistance for 1001 S. Marshall MM, LLC was forwarded to City Council without recommendation.

• Approved $133,310.44 contract for network equipment with NWN Corporation (4-0)
• Approved $79,200 contract for asphalt crack sealing with Delta Contracting, Inc. (4-0)
• Approved $6,400 property purchase for affordable and workforce housing (4-0)
• Approved $350,000 contribution to Smart Start of Forsyth County for Pre-K (4-0)
• Approved lease agreement with KDM of Wilmington, LLC for leaf mulching facility (4-0)
• Approved agreement with Innovation Quarter for downtown stormwater management (4-0)
• Approved economic development loan to Front Street Capital for industrial building (4-0)
• Forwarded financial assistance for 1001 S. Marshall MM, LLC to City Council without recommendation (4-0)

Public Safety Committee

The scheduled meeting of the Winston-Salem Public Safety Committee for January 9, 2023, has been canceled. No agenda items were listed for this session.

The Public Safety Committee meeting scheduled for January 9, 2023, was canceled. No actions were taken.

City Council

The Winston-Salem City Council is reviewing a series of consent agenda items involving infrastructure, software renewals, and vehicle equipment. The meeting also includes public hearings for the demolition of several structures on North Liberty Street.

• $3,123,375 contract for Asphaltic Concrete with APAC-Atlantic, Inc.
• $307,529.51 purchase order for WSTA bus engines from Cummins Inc.
• Public hearings on demolitions of structures at 1409, 1411, and 1415-1419 N Liberty St.
• $192,214.80 software license renewal with Azteca Systems, LLC
• Ordinance amending 25 mph speed limits in the Northwest Ward

The City Council approved the use of Coronavirus Local Fiscal Recovery Funds to provide $4.36M in transformational grants to 10 organizations and $3.77M for housing assistance. Council also approved several zoning petitions and multiple city service contracts via a consent vote.

• Approved $4,358,649 in ARPA Transformational Grants for 10 organizations (8-0)
• Approved $3,766,420 in ARPA funds for housing assistance (8-0)
• Approved $3,123,375 contract for asphaltic concrete with APAC-Atlantic, Inc.
• Approved $410,762.37 contract for network storage equipment with Data Network Solutions, Inc.
• Approved zoning petition W-3555 for 43.25 acres on Robinhood Road (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3553 for 10.23 acres on Indiana Avenue (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3551 for 4.56 acres on Bethabara Road (8-0)
• Approved zoning petition W-3552 for 0.97 acres on Polo Road (8-0)