City of Greensboro Meeting Minutes - Final

City Council

Tuesday, June 20, 2023 at 5:30 P.m. - 9:30 P.m.

Katie Dorsett Council Chamber

300 West Washington Street, Greensboro, NC 27401

Present:

Mayor Nancy Vaughan,
Mayor Pro-Tem Yvonne Johnson,
Councilmember Marikay Abuzuaiter,
Councilmember Sharon Hightower,
Councilmember Nancy Hoffmann,
Councilmember Hugh Holston,
Councilmember Zack Matheny,
Councilmember Tammi Thurm,
and and Councilmember Goldie Wells

Also Present:

City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba,
Deputy City Manager Chris Wilson,
City Attorney Chuck Watts,
and and City Clerk Angela Lord

A.
CALL TO ORDER

Note: The June 20, 2023 City Council meeting minutes were approved at the August 15, 2023 City Council meeting. Due to a clerical error in attaching ordinances to the public hearing items within the body of the minutes, the June 20th meeting minutes are on the September 5, 2023 City Council meeting to approve the corrections. The corrected minutes have been posted to the City website for the convenience of the community.

These City Council minutes are a general account of the June 20, 2023 meeting. For full details of discussions, the meeting video can be located on the City of Greensboro website at https://www.greensboro-nc.gov/government/city-council/council-meetings .

This City Council meeting of the City of Greensboro was called to order at 5:30 P. M. on the above date in the Katie Dorsett Council Chamber of the Melvin Municipal Office Building.

Mayor Vaughan confirmed all members of Council were in attendance.

B.
MOMENT OF SILENCE

The meeting opened with a moment of silence.

Council lifted up the families of former Mayor Keith Holliday, Bernita Simms, and Bill Sullivan.

C.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

Mayor Vaughan recognized Councilmember Hightower to lead the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag; and highlighted a recent World Refugee Day.

Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson spoke to the Juneteenth weekend events.

D.
COUNCIL PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF THE MEETING

Mayor Vaughan explained the Council procedure for conduct of the meeting.

E.
CEREMONIAL AND/OR PRESENTATION ITEMS

E.1
2023-313 City Manager Report

There was no report by City Manager Taiwo Jaiyeoba for this meeting.

F.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

There was not a public comment period for this meeting.

G.
CONSENT AGENDA (One Vote)

Mayor Vaughan asked if anyone wished to remove any items from the consent agenda; and reminded Council that any items removed from the consent agenda, other than for a recusal or for the purpose to vote 'No' would be placed on the next business meeting agenda as a business item.

Moved by Councilmember Hightower, seconded by Mayor Vaughan, to remove item G.3./2023-431 from the consent agenda; and to move the item to the July 11, 2023 meeting of Council.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

Motion to adopt the consent agenda as amended was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

G.3
2023 - 431 Resolution Accepting Transfer of Lease for 602 South Regional Road

Moved ByCouncilmember Hightower
Seconded ByMayor Vaughan
Motion to postpone the item to July 11, 2023 was approved.

G.1
2023 – 438 Resolution to Approve Contract in an Amount up to $2,250,000 with TK Elevator Corp for Elevator Maintenance and Repair

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was adopted.
138-23 RESOLUTION TO APPROVE A CONTRACT FOR CITYWIDE ELEVATOR MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR WITH TK ELEVATOR CORPORATION IN THE AMOUNT OF UP TO $2,250,000

WHEREAS, the City’s Engineering and Inspections Department oversees the maintenance and repair of the City’s elevators;

WHEREAS, the City wishes to offer safe and reliable elevator service, for its employees and citizens, at its various locations;

WHEREAS, TK Elevator Corporation can offer this service, at a three-year contract price, estimated at $2,250,000;

WHEREAS, the three-year contract will expire June 30, 2026; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City Manager is hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the City of Greensboro a contract in the amount of up to $2,250,000 with TK Elevator Corporation for elevator maintenance and repair.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.2
2023-430 Resolution Approving a Change Order in the Amount of $569,540 for Contract 2018-020 for the Summit Avenue Streetscape Project with Atlantic Contracting Company, Inc.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
139-23 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING A CHANGE ORDER IN THE AMOUNT OF $569,540 FOR CONTRACT 2018-020 WITH ATLANTIC CONTRACTING COMPANY, INC. FOR THE SUMMIT AVENUE STREETSCAPE PROJECT

WHEREAS, Contract 2018-020 with Atlantic Contracting Company, Inc. provides for the Summit Avenue Streetscape Project;

WHEREAS, this change order is needed in the amount of $569,540 for additional work and unforeseen costs needed to complete this project; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City Manager is hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the City of Greensboro a change order in the above mentioned contract for the aforementioned amount with Atlantic Contracting Company, Inc.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.4
2023 – 407 Resolution Approving Contract 2023-0180 with Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC. for $511,643 for Driving Range Net Replacement at Gillespie Golf Course

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
140-23 RESOLUTION APPROVING CONTRACT 2023-0180 WITH CAROLINA SPORTS CONCEPTS, LLC FOR $511,643 FOR DRIVING RANGE NET REPLACMENT AT GILLESPIE GOLF COURSE

WHEREAS, the City Council is being requested to approve the award of the contract to Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC for the driving net for the Parks and Recreation Department;

WHEREAS, on January 3, 2023 City Council approved a $2 million ARP allocation for the Gillespie Golf Course;

WHEREAS, on May 11, 2022 Facilities and Parks and Recreation Department held a bid opening for the net replacement.

WHEREAS, Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC was the lowest responsible bidder;

WHERAS, based on the review of the M/WBE Office appropriate affidavits were submitted and reviewed;

WHEREAS, it is recommended by the Parks and Recreation Department that City Council approve the award of this contract to Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC for the driving net replacement at Gillespie Golf Course; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City is authorized to enter into a contract for $511,643 with Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC for driving net replacement at Gillespie Golf Course.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.5
2023 – 441 Resolution Approving Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System Effective 6-20-2023, 2023-441

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
141-23 Resolution Adopting Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System of the City of Greensboro with Amendments Effective June 20, 2023

WHEREAS, the City Council has approved and adopted the Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System of the City of Greensboro with amendments through February 1, 2021;

WHEREAS, the changes proposed in the attached copy of the Rules and Regulations with amendments are needed to address emerging contaminants in the industrial waste program and minor modifications to billing policies;

WHEREAS, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to adopt the Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System of the City of Greensboro with amendments be become effective June 20, 2023; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System of the City of Greensboro with amendments to become effective June 20, 2023 as authorized by Section 6.81(b) of the City Charter and Section 29-6 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances to address emerging contaminants in the industrial waste program and minor modifications to billing policies and which is presented herewith this day, is hereby in all respects approved, and the City Manager is directed to place an official copy thereof in the office of the City Clerk.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.6
2023 – 410 ORDINANCE AGREEMENT WITH HUD in the AMOUNT of $75,700 for FY2021

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.
23-061 ORDINANCE AMENDING STATE, FEDERAL AND OTHER GRANTS FUND BUDGET FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF FY 2021 FAIR HOUSING TRAINING PROGRAM GRANT FUNDS

Section 1

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the State, Federal and Other Grants Fund Budget of the City of Greensboro is hereby established as follows:

Account                                  Description                                                     Amount

220-03-0398031.4110            Salaries                                                           $53,600

220-03-0398031.4510            FICA Contribution                                         $2,000

220-03-0398031.4520            Retirement Contribution                                $4,000

220-03-0398031.4610            Health Coverage $   500

220-03-0398031.4650            Dental Coverage $   500

220-03-0398031.4710            Life Insurance $500

220-03-0398031.5253            Rent-Parking Subsidy $500

220-03-0398031.5419            Other Services                                                         $ 4,220

220-03-0398031.5949            Miscellaneous                                                          $ 1,080

220-03-0398031.5520            Seminar/Training Expenses                           $ 8,800

   TOTAL                                   $75,700

And, that this increase be financed by increasing the following State, Federal, and Other Grants Funds accounts:

Account                                  Description                                                     Amount

220-03-0398031.7100            Federal Grant                                                  $75,700

TOTAL                                   $75,700

Section 2

And, that this ordinance should become effective upon adoption.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.7
2023 - 411 MOU Agreement with HUD in the Amount of $120,620 for Fair Housing Assistance Program - 2023-411

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.
23-062 ORDINANCE AMENDING STATE, FEDERAL AND OTHER GRANTS FUND BUDGET FOR THE APPROPRIATION OF FY 2022 FAIR HOUSING TRAINING PROGRAM GRANT FUNDS

Section 1

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the State, Federal and Other Grants Fund Budget of the City of Greensboro is hereby established as follows:

Account                                  Description                                                     Amount

220-03-0398032.4110            Salaries                                                           $73,000

220-03-0398032.4510            FICA Contribution                                         $2,000

220-03-0398032.4520            Retirement Contribution                                $4,000

220-03-0398032.4610            Health Coverage ~ Active                              $   500

220-03-0398032.4650            Dental Coverage ~ Active                              $   500

220-03-0398032.4710            Life Insurance ~ Active                                       $500

220-03-0398032.5253            Rent-Parking Subsidy                                          $500

220-03-0398032.5949            Miscellaneous $ 1,180

220-03-0398032.5520            Seminar/Training Expenses                           $11,220

220-03-0398032.5419            Other Services                                                 $27,220

                                                                                    TOTAL $120,620

And, that this increase be financed by increasing the following State, Federal, and Other Grants Funds accounts:

Account                                  Description                                                     Amount

220-03-0398032.7100            Federal Grant                                                 $120,620

                                                                      TOTAL $120,620

Section 2

And, that this ordinance should become effective upon adoption.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.8
2023 – 375 Resolution Authorizing the Sole Source Purchase of a Pontoon Vertical Profiler System for the Lake Brandt Water Pump Station Raw Water Intake in the Amount of $158,000 with Fondriest Environmental, Inc.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
142-23 Resolution Authorizing the Sole Source Purchase of a FONDRIEST ENVIRONMENTAL Pontoon Vertical Profiler System for Lake BRANDT WATER TREATMENT PLANT RAW WATER INTAKE

WHEREAS, Water Resources requests approval to sole source the purchase of a pontoon vertical profiler system from Fondriest Environmental, Inc. located in Fairborn, Ohio;

WHEREAS, City Council approval is required to sole source a purchase under State Public Contracting Statute GS 143-129 (e)(6). State law allows exceptions to the letting of public contracts for the purchase of apparatus, supplies, materials or equipment when standardization or compatibility is the overriding consideration;

WHEREAS, In light of the vulnerability of the city’s raw water reservoirs and water treatment facilities, to potential threats and hazards from water quality and contamination events, the need to incorporate additional resiliency and protection measures became evident;

WHEREAS, The requested water quality / contaminant alert monitoring system is comprised of a floating pontoon anchored to the bed of Lake Brandt in such a way that it continuously samples and reports water quality parameters from waters immediately adjacent to the treatment plant intake;

WHEREAS, The system is designed both to optimize treatment processes for the Mitchell Water Treatment Plant in response to raw water changes and to provide early warning of contamination events so actions can be initiated to protect the public water supply;

WHEREAS, To help increase the ability to detect petroleum spills a hydrocarbon monitoring instrument will be integrated into the contaminant-alert system. Other sensors will be utilized to help monitor for algae blooms as well as taste/odor issues and other problems that are detrimental to treatment plant processes. The installed sensors and system will continuously measure lake water quality and allow for the logging of environmental conditions. This data will in turn allow Water Supply and Stormwater Division staff to better understand the ecology of the lakes and watershed; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City is authorized to enter into a sole source purchase of a Fondriest Environmental Pontoon Vertical Profiler System from Fondriest Environmental, Inc. for the Lake Brandt raw water intake subject to the terms outlined above. The Mayor and/or City Manager and the City Clerk are hereby authorized to execute on behalf of the City of Greensboro a proper contract to carry the proposal into effect, payment to be made in the amount of $158,000 from Water Resources Operating Fund Account No. 501-70-7021001.6059.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.9
2023-433 Resolution Granting an Easement to Duke Energy to Install a New Pole and Span Guy on the Properties Located at 2011 and 2217 Near Bywood Road

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
143-23 RESOLUTION GRANTING A PERMANENT UTILITY EASEMENT TO DUKE ENERGY TO INSTALL A NEW POLE AND SPAN GUY ON THE PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 2011 AND 2217 NEAR BYWOOD ROAD

WHEREAS, the City of Greensboro owns properties located at 2011 and 2217 Near Bywood Road, Parcels 45133 and 43944, said properties being shown on the attached map:

WHEREAS, installation of a new pole and span guy are needed to bring the power grid in the area up to current standards and make it less likely to fail;

WHEREAS, a permanent utility easement will need to be granted to Duke Energy for the installation of said facilities; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City Manager is authorized to enter into agreement with Duke Energy for the conveyance of the aforementioned property.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.10
2023-413 Resolution Authorizing the Sale of Foreclosure Property Located at 1945 White Street to RW White, LLC in the Amount of $297,000.00

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
144-23 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SALE OF FORECLOSURE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 1945 WHITE STREET TO RW WHITE, LLC IN THE AMOUNT OF $297,000.00

WHEREAS, the City of Greensboro owns foreclosure property located at 1945 White Street, Parcel 0079310 said property being shown on the attached map, for which the City has no governmental or other public need;

WHEREAS, Property Management advertised the lot for sale and accepted the highest bid from RW White, LLC in accordance with Section 4.122 of the Greensboro Charter;

WHEREAS, the property was appraised by Lynn Ritchy, at a value of $270,000.00, and the final highest bid of $297,000.00 was accepted, which amount, in the opinion of the City Council is fair and reasonable; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City Manager is authorized to enter into agreement with RW White, LLC for the aforementioned foreclosure property in the amount of $297,000.00.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.11
2023-461 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 for Technical Corrections to Ordinance 22-202 - 2023-461

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
145-23 RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR JULY 18, 2023 ON AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING TECHNICAL CORRECTION TO ORDINANCE 22-202 REGARDING ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS (PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4007-4013 AND 3911 S. ELM-EUGENE STREET)

WHEREAS, pursuant to G.S. 160A-31, the Greensboro City Council held a duly noticed public hearing on September 20, 2022 regarding the annexation of certain properties into the corporate limits. These properties are located at 3911 S. Elm-Eugene Street; 4007 ZZ S. Elm-Eugene Street; 4007 S. Elm-Eugene Street; 4009 S. Elm-Eugene Street; 4011 South Elm-Eugene Street; 4013 South Elm-Eugene Street; 4209 Cahill Drive; 4300 Cahill Drive; 4315 Cahill Drive; 4318 Cahill Drive; and 4324 Cahill Drive;

WHEREAS, following the public hearing, the City Council voted 8-0 in favor of the annexation, passing Ordinance 22-202, and annexing the above properties into the corporate limits;

WHEREAS, in further describing the above properties, Ordinance 22-202 contained typographical errors in noting the total acreage and the metes and bounds description of the properties;

WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 18th day of July, 2023, the following ordinance will be introduced to provide technical correction to errors in Ordinance 22-202; and

AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING TECHNICAL CORRECTION TO ORDINANCE 22-202 REGARDING ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS (PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4007-4013 AND 3911 S. ELM-EUGENE STREET)

Section 1. Pursuant to G.S. 160A-31, the Greensboro City Council held a duly noticed public hearing on September 20, 2022 regarding the annexation of certain properties into the corporate limits. These properties are located at: 3911 S. Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135275); 4007 ZZ S. Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135270); 4007 S. Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135271); 4009 S. Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135272); 4011 South Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135273); 4013 South Elm-Eugene Street (Parcel # 135264); 4209 Cahill Drive (Parcel # 135258); 4300 Cahill Drive (Parcel # 135268); 4315 Cahill Drive (Parcel # 135259); 4318 Cahill Drive (Parcel # 135266); and 4324 Cahill Drive (Parcel # 135265).

Section 2. Following the public hearing, the City Council voted 8-0 in favor of the annexation, adopting Ordinance 22-202 and annexing the above referenced properties into the corporate limits.

Section 3. In further describing the above properties, Ordinance 22-202 contained typographical errors in noting the total acreage and the metes and bounds description of the properties. The following corrections are provided to the description of properties annexed by Ordinance 22-202. Corrections are indicated by striking through erroneous language and underlining the language inserted in its place.

Section 4. The properties annexed into the corporate limits by Ordinance 22-202 consist of 30.9 29.4 acres.

The annexed area is described as follows:

BEGINNING at a point in the existing Greensboro city limit line (as of June 30, 2022), said point being in the centerline of South Elm Street (S. Elm-Eugene Street) as shown on Property of Mrs. Clara Brown, as recorded in Plat Book 39, Page 89, said point also being at the intersection of said centerline and the westward projection of the south line of Lot 30 of Oak Grove Park, as recorded in Plat Book 11, Page 73; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with the centerline of S. Elm-Eugene Street N 09° 22’ 10” E approximately 170 feet to a corner in the existing city limit line; thence S 89° 11’ 36” E approximately 56 feet to a point in the eastern right-of-way line of said street; thence with said right-of-way line N 07° 04’ 58” E approximately 280 feet to its intersection with the north line of Lot 22 of Oak Grove Park; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with said north line S 83° 04’ 08” E 247.00 03’ 36” E 215.90 feet to a point on the northern right-of-way line of “Park Drive” (renamed Cahill Drive) as shown on Oak Grove Park; thence S 06° 52’ 12” W 18.58 feet to a point in the centerline of Cahill Drive; thence with said centerline S 83° 07’ 48” E 200.44 231.53 feet to a point; thence continuing with said centerline N 06° 52’ 12” E 202.24 feet to a ¾” existing iron pipe; thence N 83° 07’ 48” W 15.00 feet to a point on the western right-of-way line of said street; thence N 75° 41’ 17” W 179.93 feet to a point; thence N 14° 31’ 48” E 94.04 feet to a 1” existing iron pipe on or near the southern right-of-way line of “King Street” (renamed Lambert Lane); thence N 06° 52’ 12” E 19.91 feet to a point in the centerline of said street; thence with said centerline N 83° 10’ 25” W 112.76 feet to a point in the existing city limit line; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS along the southern right-of-way line of the I-85 on ramp the following 8 courses and distances: 1) a curve to the left having a radius of 1,082.51 feet, an arc length of 69.94 feet, and a chord bearing and distance of N 78° 39’ 00” 80° 15’ 02” E 70.52 69.93 feet to a point, 2) a curve to the left having a radius of 1,082.51 feet, an arc length of 156.98 feet, and a chord bearing and distance of N 74° 14’ 43” E 156.84 feet to a computed point, 3) N 68° 15’ 01” E 76.17 feet to a point, 4) N 65° 56’ 50” E 34.97 feet to a point, 5) N 63° 44’ 50” E 147.16 feet to a point, 6) N 63° 58’ 31” E 206.19 feet to a point, 7) N 66° 37’ 29” E 32.32 feet to a point, and 8) a curve to the right having a radius of 1,550.99 feet, an arc length of 317.42 feet, and a chord bearing and distance of N 73° 08’ 01” E 316.87 feet to an existing iron rod; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with the west line of JKE Properties, LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 7747, Page 1404, S 84° 25’ 27” E 183.38 feet to an existing iron rod; thence with said west line S 02° 28’ 49” W 1,312.76 feet to a 1” existing iron pipe at the northeast corner of Lot 2 of Resubdivision of Lots 85 & 127 for: Brooks J. Gardner, Jr. & Lynn P. Gardner, as recorded in Plat Book104, Page 3; thence with the north lines of Lots 2 and 1 on said plat N 82° 24’ 24” W 524.95 feet to a ½” existing iron pipe at the northwest corner of said Lot 1; thence with the north line of G & L Investments, LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 6229, Page 1499, N 81° 10’ 55” W approximately 498 497.37 feet to a point in the centerline of Cahill Drive; thence with said centerline in a northerly direction approximately 51 N 07° 58’ 20” W 41.61 feet to its intersection with the eastward projection of the south line of Lot 102 of Oak Grove Park; thence with said projection, with the south lines of Lots 102 and 30, and with the westward projection of the south line of Lot 30 N 80° 30’ 83° 10’ 10” W approximately 400 380 feet to the point and place of beginning, containing approximately 30.9 29.4 acres.

All deeds and plats referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

Section 5. This ordinance shall become effective upon adoption.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That Tuesday, July 18, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. be fixed as the time and the Council Chambers in the Melvin Municipal Office Building as the place for the public hearing on the technical corrections to Ordinance 22-202 above set out and that this resolution be published in a newspaper published in the City of Greensboro not later than July 8, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.12
2023-454 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 on the Annexation of Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties Located at 800-ZZ, 804, 822, 824, 824-ZZ1, 826-ZZ, 828-ZZ and 832-ZZ1 Roberson Comer Road – 9.27 Acres (Debra M. Ros

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.
146-23 RESOLUTION CALLING A PUBLIC HEARING FOR JULY 18, 2023 ON THE ANNEXATION OF TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS – PROPERTIES LOCATED AT 800-ZZ, 804, 822, 824, 824-ZZ1, 826-ZZ, 828-ZZ and 832-ZZ1 ROBERSON COMER ROAD – 9.27 ACRES

WHEREAS, the owner of all the hereinafter-described property, which is contiguous to the City of Greensboro, has requested in writing that said property be annexed to the City of Greensboro;

WHEREAS, Chapter 160A, Section 31 (contiguous) of the General Statutes of North Carolina provides that territory may be annexed after notice has been given by publication one time in a newspaper of general circulation in the city;

WHEREAS, at a regular meeting of the City Council on the 18th day of July, 2023, the following ordinance will be introduced; and

AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS (PROPERTY LOCATED AT 800-ZZ, 804, 822, 824, 824-ZZ1, 826-ZZ, 828-ZZ and 832-ZZ1 ROBERSON COMER ROAD – 9.27 ACRES)

Section 1. Pursuant to G.S. 160A-31 (contiguous), the hereinafter-described territory is hereby annexed to City of Greensboro:

BEGINNING at an existing iron pipe on the Greensboro city limit line, said point being the southeast corner of Lot 10 on ALTA/NSPS Land Title Survey for Tim Knowles by Borum, Wade and Associates, P.A., revised March 3, 2023 (Plan Sheet No. 1952), said Lot being described in Deed Book 6606, Page 1037; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with the southern line of said Lot 10 N 87° 28’ 24” W 209.18 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southeast corner of Lot 8 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8684, Page 2351; thence with the southern line of said Lot 8 N 87° 28’ 24” W 139.49 feet to the southeast corner of Lot 7 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8021, Page 1416; thence with the southern line of said Lot 7 N 87° 28’ 24” W 139.49 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southeast corner of Lot 6 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8486, Page 1050; thence with the southern line of said Lot 6 N 87° 28’ 24” W 193.37 feet to an existing iron pipe at the northeast corner of Lot 11 on said Survey, said Lot also being recorded as Lot 2 on Plat for Ida Rankin, recorded in Plat Book 109, Page 10; thence continuing with said southern line N 87° 28’ 24” W 128.62 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southwest corner of said Lot 6; thence with the western line of said Lot 6 N 02° 03’ 02” E 121.31 feet to an existing iron pipe; thence continuing with said line N 02° 03’ 02” E 124.46 feet to an existing iron rod at the southwest corner of Lot 5 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8520, Page 1009; thence with the western line of said Lot 5 N 02° 03’ 02” E 124.00 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southwest corner of Lot 4 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8520, Page 1012; thence with the western line of said Lot 4 N 02° 03’ 02” E 123.47 feet to an existing iron pipe at the northwest corner of said Lot 4; thence with the northern line of said Lot 4 S 88° 33’ 40” E 324.09 feet to an existing iron pipe at the northwest corner of said Lot 7; thence with the northern line of said Lot 7 S 88° 33’ 40” E 139.98 feet to the northwest corner of said Lot 8; thence with the northern line of said Lot 8 S 88° 33’ 40” E 139.98 feet to an existing iron pipe at the northwest corner of Lot 9 on said Survey, as described in Deed Book 8686, Page 193; thence with the northern line of said Lot 9 S 88° 33’ 40” E 198.31 feet to the northeast corner of said Lot 9; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 9 S 01° 10’ 16” W 250.96 feet to an existing iron pipe at the northeast corner of said Lot 10; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 10 S 01° 10’ 16” W 257.65 feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, and containing approximately 9.27 acres.

The deeds and plats referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

The plats referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

Section 2. Any utility line assessments, which may have been levied by the County, shall be collected either by voluntary payment or through foreclosure of same by the City. Following annexation, the property annexed shall receive the same status regarding charges and rates as any other property located inside the corporate limits of the City of Greensboro.

Section 3. The owner shall be fully responsible for extending water and sewer service to the property at said owner’s expense.

Section 4. From and after the effective date of annexation, the above-described territory and its citizens and property shall be subject to all debts, laws, ordinances and regulations in force within the City and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits thereof, subject to the provisions in Sections 2 and 3 above.

Section 5. Municipal ad valorem taxes for the 2023-2024 fiscal year and thereafter shall be due annually on the same basis as any other property within the city limits.

Section 6. That this ordinance shall become effective upon adoption.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE

CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That Tuesday, July 18, 2023 at 5:30 p.m. be fixed as the time and the Council Chambers in the Melvin Municipal Office Building as the place for the public hearing on the proposed annexation of territory to the City of Greensboro as above set out and that this resolution be published in a newspaper published in the City of Greensboro not later than July 8, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

G.13
2023 – 281 Budget Adjustments Requiring Council Approval 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-281

Motion to adopt the budget adjustments requiring Council approval 5/30/23 - 6/12/23 over the amount of $50,000 was approved.

(A copy of the Report is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

G.14
2023 -282 Budget Adjustments Approved by Budget Officer 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-282

Motion to adopt the budget adjustments accepted by the Budget Officer 5/30/23 - 6/12/23 was approved.

(A copy of the Report is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells
This information is being provided to Council for informational purposes only.

G.15
2023 – 390 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 2, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

Motion to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 2, 2023 was approved.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

G.16
2023 – 439 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 16, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

Motion to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 16, 2023 was approved.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

G.17
2023 – 444 Motion to Approve the May 23, 2023 Work Session Minutes

Motion to adopt the minutes of the Work Session of May 23, 2023 was approved.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

G.18
2023 – 442 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 23, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

Motion to adopt the minutes of the Regular Meeting of May 23, 2023 was approved.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

G.19
2023 – 445 Motion to approve the May 25, 2023 Work Session Minutes

Motion to adopt the minutes of the Work Session of May 25, 2023 was approved.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm
Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

H.
PUBLIC HEARING

H.1
2023-424 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 9069 W Market Street and 105 Bobby Lane – 61.6 Acres (G5 Investments LLC and Ninety 69, LLC

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Items H.1./2023-424 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 9069 W Market Street and 105 Bobby Lane – 61.6 Acres (G5 Investments LLC and Ninety 69, LLC; and H.2./2023-425 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 9067 and 9069 West Market Street, 105 and 106 Bobby Lane and 8839 Neville Road – Nathan Duggins for D.H. Griffin Wrecking Company, Inc., Hilltop Holdings II, LLC, Colfax Development Company LLC, G5 Investments, LLC and Ninety 69, LLC.

Planning Manager Mike Kirkman made a PowerPoint Presentation (PPP); reviewed the request; presented maps, aerial photographs and diagrams to illustrate the site and surrounding property; read the conditions attached to the zoning request; and stated that the Planning and Zoning Commission and staff had recommended approval of the request.

Moved by Councilmember Matheny, seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter to close the public hearing. The motion carried by voiced vote.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentation is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByCouncilmember Matheny

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-063 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS (PROPERTY LOCATED AT 9069 WEST MARKET STREET AND 105 BOBBY LANE – 61.6 ACRES)

Section 1. Pursuant to G.S. 160A-31 (contiguous), the hereinafter-described territory is hereby annexed to City of Greensboro:

BEGINNING at a point on the Greensboro city limit line, said point being the southwest corner of Lot 2 of Exception Map Bobby Lee and Cynthia Evans Stanley and Steven W. and Amanda Pearman, as recorded in Plat Book 179, Page 3; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS following the center of a creek along the western lines of Lots 2 and 1 of said Exception Map the following seventeen (17) bearings and distances: 1) N 05° 33’ 14” W 91.44 feet to a point, 2) N 29° 11’ 30” W 55.29 feet to a point, 3) N 11° 29’ 58” W 58.96 feet to a point, 4) N 15° 17’ 15” W 43.62 feet to a point, 5) N 11° 35’ 59” W 26.59 feet to a point, 6) N 38° 48’ 43” W 99.03 feet to a point, 7) N 31° 02’ 30” W 26.38 feet to a point, 8) N 08° 30’ 50” E 44.65 feet to a point, 9) N 33° 53’ 13” W 54.83 feet to the southernmost corner of said Lot 1, 10) N 20° 48’ 53” W 142.78 feet to a point, 11) N 55° 05’ 03” W 111.31 feet to a point, 12) N 07° 55’ 25” W 122.82 feet to a point, 13) S 81° 04’ 44” W 31.97 feet to a point, 14) N 27° 29’ 29” W 48.65 feet to a point, 15) N 22° 34’ 46” E 60.88 feet to a point, 16) N 43° 51’ 26” W 75.67 feet to a point, and 17) N 13° 54’ 57” W 106.11 feet to the westernmost corner of said Lot 1; thence with the western line of said Lot 1 N 34° 14’ 43” E 1,535.19 feet to a new iron pipe at the northernmost corner of said Lot 1; thence with the southwestern lines of Lots 1 and 2 of Property of Bobby Stanley, as recorded in Plat Book 80, Page 47, S 48° 41’ 48” E 545.97 feet to the southernmost corner of said Lot 2; thence with the southeastern line of said Lot 2 N 57° 02’ 12” E 257.95 feet to a new iron pipe at the easternmost corner of said Lot 2; thence with the northeastern line of Lot 1 on said Exception Map S 48° 34’ 39” E 343.69 feet to a new iron pipe at the northernmost corner of Lot 2 on said Exception Map; thence with the northeastern line of said Lot 2 S 48° 34’ 39” E 563.76 feet to a an existing iron pipe at the easternmost corner of said Lot 2; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 2 the following five (5) courses and distances: 1) S 45° 33’ 14” W 826.10 feet to a point, 2) S 44° 21’ 36” E 49.98 feet to a point, 3) S 45° 33’ 23” W 529.01 feet to a point, 4) N 89° 24’ 37” W 183.08 feet to a point, and 5) S 01° 24’ 53” W 523.60 feet to the southeast corner of said Lot 2; thence with the southern line of said Lot 2 N 84° 30’ 32” W 634.93 feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, including all that SAVE AND EXCEPT land not annexed by City of Greensboro Ordinance #07-282, and containing approximately 61.6 acres.

The plats referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

Section 2. Any utility line assessments, which may have been levied by the County, shall be collected either by voluntary payment or through foreclosure of same by the City. Following annexation, the property annexed shall receive the same status regarding charges and rates as any other property located inside the corporate limits of the City of Greensboro.

Section 3. The owner shall be fully responsible for extending water and sewer service to the property at said owner’s expense.

Section 4. From and after the effective date of annexation, the above-described territory and its citizens and property shall be subject to all debts, laws, ordinances and regulations in force within the City and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits thereof, subject to the provisions in Sections 2 and 3 above.

Section 5. From and after June 20, 2023, the liability for municipal taxes for the 2022-2023 fiscal year shall be prorated on the basis of 1/12 of the total amount of taxes that would be due for the entire fiscal year. The due date for prorated municipal taxes shall be September 1, 2023. Municipal ad valorem taxes for the 2023-2024 fiscal year and thereafter shall be due annually on the same basis as any other property within the city limits.

Section 6. That this ordinance shall become effective upon adoption.

(Signed) Zack Matheny

H.2
2023-425 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 9067 and 9069 West Market Street, 105 and 106 Bobby Lane and 8839 Neville Road – Nathan Duggins for D.H. Griffin Wrecking Company, Inc., Hilltop Holdings II, LLC, Colfax Development Company,

Moved ByCouncilmember Matheny

Seconded ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Moved by Councilmember Matheny, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson to adopt the ordinance and stated the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to approve the original zoning and rezoning request for the properties at 9067 and 9069 West Market Street; 105 and 106 Bobby Lane; and 8839 Neville Road from County HI (Heavy Industrial), County AG (Agricultural), and City R-3 (Residential Single-family – 3), to City CD-HI (Conditional District-Heavy Industrial) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: The request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed City CD-HI zoning district permits uses which fit the context of surrounding area and limits negative impacts on the adjacent properties; and the request is reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will benefit the property owner and surrounding community, and approval is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-064 AMENDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP

9067 AND 9069 WEST MARKET STREET, 105 AND 106 BOBBY LANE AND 8839 NEVILLE ROAD, GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS SOUTHWEST of WEST MARKET STREET, SOUTHWEST OF BOBBY LANE ROAD AND EAST OF GRAY WILSON ROAD

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. The Official Zoning Map is hereby amended by original zoning from County HI (Heavy Industrial), County AG (Agricultural) and City R-3 (Residential Single Family - 3) to City CD-HI (Conditional District Heavy Industrial)

The area is described as follows:

BEGINNING at the southwest corner of Lot 2 of Exception Map Bobby Lee and Cynthia Evans Stanley and Steven W. and Amanda Pearman, as recorded in Plat Book 179, Page 3; thence following the center of a creek along the western line of Lot 2 of said Exception Map the following nine (9) bearings and distances: 1) N 05° 33’ 14” W 91.44 feet to a point, 2) N 29° 11’ 30” W 55.29 feet to a point, 3) N 11° 29’ 58” W 58.96 feet to a point, 4) N 15° 17’ 15” W 43.62 feet to a point, 5) N 11° 35’ 59” W 26.59 feet to a point, 6) N 38° 48’ 43” W 99.03 feet to a point, 7) N 31° 02’ 30” W 26.38 feet to a point, 8) N 08° 30’ 50” E 44.65 feet to a point, and 9) N 33° 53’ 13” W 54.83 feet to the southernmost corner of Lot 1 of said Exception Map; thence continuing with the center of said creek that forms the western line of said Lot 1 the following six (6) bearings and distances: 1) N 20° 48’ 53” W 142.78 feet to a point, 2) N 55° 05’ 03” W 111.31 feet to a point, 3) N 07° 55’ 25” W 122.82 feet to a point, 4) S 81° 04’ 44” W 31.97 feet to a point, 5) N 27° 29’ 29” W 48.65 feet to a point, and 6) N 22° 34’ 46” E approximately 40 feet to the southeast corner of Lot 2 of Final Subdivision Plat for Jim Wilson, as recorded in Plat Book 149, Page 75; thence with the southern line of said Lot 2 S 88° 34’ 04” W 327.62 feet to the southwest corner of said Lot 2; thence with the western line of Lot 3 on said Jim Wilson Plat S 03° 04’ 22” W 115.23 feet to a point on the northern line of Lot 1 on said Plat; thence with said northern line N 85° 04’ 16” W 217.78 feet to the northwest corner of said Lot 1, also being the southwest corner of Colfax Development Company, LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 7568, Page 2430; thence with the eastern right-of-way line of Gray Wilson Road N 03° 25’ E 200.00 feet to an iron stake at the northwest corner of said property; thence with the northern line of said property S 86° 25’ E 217.8 feet to an iron stake on the western line of Lot 2 on said Plat; thence with said western line the following two (2) bearings and distances: 1) N 03° 46’ 08” E 200.24 feet to a point, and 2) N 85° 10’ 11” W 219.48 feet to a point in the eastern right-of-way line of Gray Wilson Road; thence with said right-of-way line N 03° 30’ 02” E 200.49 feet to the northwest corner of said Lot 2; thence continuing with said right-of-way line N 02° 18’ E 375 feet to an iron at the northwest corner of Tract 1 of Hilltop Holdings II, LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 8379, Page 2088; thence with the northern line of said Tract 1 S 87° 42’ E 300.98 feet to an iron in the centerline of a creek; thence with the eastern line of said Tract 1 following the creek centerline the following four (4) bearings and distances: 1) S 27° 13’ E 137.34 feet to a new iron stake, 2) S 17° 56’ 30” E 89.05 feet to a new iron stake, 3) S 06° 37’ 30” W 83.10 feet to a new iron stake, and 4) S 29° 54’ 40” E 117.42 feet to a new iron stake in the centerline of the creek, said stake being at the northeast corner of Lot 2 on said Jim Wilson Plat; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 2 following the centerline of said creek the following eight (8) bearings and distances: 1) S 05° 52’ 26” W 40.53 feet to a new iron, 2) S 01° 33’ 56” W 47.83 feet to a new iron, 3) S 09° 09’ 04” W 29.35 feet to a new iron, 4) S 00° 30’ 16” E 44.82 feet to a new iron, 5) S 23° 53’ 33” W 34.97 feet to a new iron, 6) S 23° 00’ 36” E 33.42 feet to a new iron, 7) S 37° 31’ 08” W 31.68 feet to a new iron, and 8) S 08° 58’ 59” E 24.34 feet to a new iron in the western line of Lot 1 of said Exception Map; thence with the western line of said Lot 1 N 34° 14’ 43” E 1,535.19 feet to a new iron pipe at the northernmost corner of said Lot 1, also being the southwest corner of Lot 1 of Property of Bobby Stanley, as recorded in Plat Book 80, Page 47; thence with the southwestern line of Lot 1 of Property of Bobby Stanley S 48° 41’ 48” E 247.09 feet to the southernmost corner of said Lot 1; thence with the southeastern line of said Lot 1 N 44° 58’ 30” E 249.78 feet to an existing iron pipe at the easternmost corner of said Lot 1; thence with the northeastern line of Lot 2 of Property of Bobby Stanley S 45° 10’ E 368.15 feet to its easternmost corner; thence with the northeastern line of Lot 1 on said Exception Map S 48° 34’ 39” E 343.69 feet to an existing iron rod at the easternmost corner of Lot 1; thence crossing the 90° right-of-way of Norfolk Southern Railroad N 41° 28’ 03” E 122.29 feet to an existing iron rod located at or near the southern margin of W. Market Street; thence along a line at or near said southern margin S 45° 22’ 55” E 569.00 feet to an existing right-of-way monument; thence with a curve to the left having a radius of 3,654.00 feet and a chord bearing and distance of S 45° 21’ 16” E 52.88 feet to an existing iron pipe; thence S 46° 01’ 10” W 42.93 feet to a computed point located at or near the centerline of the 90° right-of-way of Norfolk Southern Railroad; thence with a line at or near said centerline N 48° 33’ 26” W 50.23 feet to a computed point; thence S 46° 05’ 43” W 44.90 feet to an existing iron pipe at the easternmost corner of Lot 2 on said Exception Map; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 2 the following three (3) courses and distances: 1) S 45° 33’ 14” W 826.10 feet to a point, 2) S 44° 21’ 36” E 49.98 feet to a point, and 3) S 45° 33’ 23” W 379.30 feet to Carolina Steel Corp. Monument #11 at the northernmost corner of Colfax Development Company, LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 6899, Page 2636; thence with the western line of Carolina Steel Group LLC, as recorded in Deed Book 6527, Page 2549, the following five (5) bearings and distances: 1) S 27° 51’ 25” E 240.32 feet to CSC MON. #309, 2) S 01° 24’ 05” W 542.20 feet to CSC MON. #304, 3) S 01° 25’ 10” W 479.05 feet to CSC MON. #302, 4) S 01° 24’ 50” W 226.69 feet to CSC MON. #301, and 5) S 01° 21’ 20” W 59.96 feet to CSC MON. #300 at the southwest corner of Carolina Steel Group LLC, also being the northwest corner of Lisa J. Stuckey, as described in Deed Book 7685, Page 2027; thence with the western line of Stuckey in a southerly direction approximately 100 feet to a new iron at the northeast corner of William A. Shular, Jr. and Dyanne B. Shular, as described in Deed Book 4513, Page 396; thence with Shular’s northern line N 84° 32’ 32” W 224.34 feet to a new iron at Shular’s northwest corner; thence with Shular’s western line the following three (3) bearings and distances: 1) S 02° 23’ 38” E 179.99 feet to an existing iron, 2) S 00° 35’ 08” E 124.43 feet to an existing iron, and 3) S 00° 35’ 26” E 45.40 feet to a new iron at Shular’s southwest corner; thence in a the southerly direction approximately 90 feet to a point at the southwest corner of the right-of-way of the Neville Road L-shaped turnaround; thence with the southern right-of-way line of said turnaround in an easterly direction approximately 60 feet to an existing iron pipe in the western line of Lot 1 of Stone Truck Parts, as recorded in Plat Book 199, Page 47; thence with the western line of said Lot 1 and the projection thereof S 00° 26’ 28” E 395.46 feet to an existing iron pipe on the northern right-of-way line of Interstate 40; thence with said right-of-way line N 69° 08’ 11” W 1,232.98 feet to a found iron pipe at the southeast corner of Lot 1 of Final Plat for: Kenneth A. Zseltvay, as recorded in Plat Book 174, Page 114; thence with the eastern line of said Lot 1 the following three (3) bearings and distances: 1) N 28° 30’ 00” E 211.17 feet to a found iron pipe, 2) N 84° 00’ 00” W 222.25 feet to a found iron pipe, and 3) N 10° 00’ 00” E 321.00 feet to an existing stone at the southeast corner of Lot 8 of Phase II, Property of Corrie F. Sain Gray, as recorded in Plat Book 105, Page 64; thence with the eastern lines of Lots 8 through 4 of said Phase II N 11° 06’ E 916.76 feet to the northeast corner of said Lot 4, at an old stone in the southern line of Lot 1 of Property of Rudolph G. Wilson Estate, as recorded in Plat Book 132 , Page 148; thence with the southern line of said Lot 1 S 80° 44’ 30” E 212.94 feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, and containing approximately 123.84 acres.

The plats and deeds referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

Section 2. County HI (Heavy Industrial), County AG (Agricultural) and City R-3 (Residential Single Family - 3) to City CD-HI (Conditional District Heavy Industrial) is hereby authorized subject to the following use limitations and conditions:

Permitted uses shall include all uses allowed in the HI, Heavy Industrial Zoning District, except for the following:
All Cemeteries,
Crematoriums, and
Pulp and Paper Mills
Bars, Nightclubs, and Brewpubs
Sexually-Oriented Business

Section 3. This property will be perpetually bound to the uses authorized and subject to the development standards of the CD-HI (Conditional District Heavy Industrial) zoning district unless subsequently changed or amended as provided for in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances. Final plans for any development shall be submitted to the Technical Review Committee for approval.

Section 4. Any violations or failure to accept any conditions and use limitations imposed herein shall be subject to the remedies provided in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances.

Section 5. This ordinance shall be effective on June 20, 2023.

(Signed) Zack Matheny

H.3
2023-418 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 5909-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road, 5810 Marion Elsie Drive and portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen A

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Items H.3./2023-418 a2023-418 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 5909-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road, 5810 Marion Elsie Drive and portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen Alice Road; H.4./2023-416 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 5905-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road and 5810 Marion Elsie Drive – Michael Goins for Renaissance Church Gate City, Inc; and Item H.5./2023-419 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen Alice Road Rights of Way – City of Greensboro).

Mr. Kirkman made a PPP; reviewed the request; presented maps, aerial photographs and diagrams to illustrate the site and surrounding property; read the conditions attached to the zoning request; and stated that the Planning and Zoning Commission and staff had recommended approval of the request.

Discussion took place regarding permitted uses; and condition clarification.

Speakers in Favor of the Rezoning:

Jason Goins and Bruce Cantrell

Discussion continued regarding traffic and road access; Technical Review Committee (TRC) documentation; road improvements; community engagement; conversations with Greensboro Department of Transportation; Planning and Zoning approvals; proposed church events; retention pond, tree, and buffer requirements; parking lot extensions; church staff and entrepreneurial office space; and parking lot lighting.

Speakers in Opposition of Rezoning:

Glenn Crihfield, Sheri Nester, and Dr. Kay Perry; and the group made a PPP.

5 minute Rebuttal for Speakers In Favor of the Rezoning:

Mr. Cantrell and Mr. Goins

Discussion ensued regarding road accesses; congregational needs; modifications and permitted uses; additional community engagement requests; proposed building height and footprint; approximate leased office spaces; adjacent residential area; temporary uses; city permits; traffic impact studies; and entry concerns.

5 Minute Rebuttal for Speakers in Opposition of the Rezoning:

Glenn Crihfield

Discussion took place regarding a continuance or denial of the item.

Moved by Councilmember Thurm, seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter to close the public hearing. The motion carried by voice vote.

Council discussions took place regarding commendation to the church on growth and mission; the need for additional communication; condition concerns; the impact on neighborhood; road access; traffic impact studies; and community engagement concerns.

Motion to Deny the item by Councilmember Thurm. Motion to Deny approved 8-1.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentation is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

9.19.23 - Note: These are corrected minutes to remove denial language for the zoning item, which was not heard by City Council due to the denial of the annexation item.

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Ayes (8)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny
Noes (1)	Councilmember Wells

Carried (8 to 1)

H.4
2023-416 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 5905-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road and 5810 Marion Elsie Drive – Michael Goins for Renaissance Church Gate City, Inc

H.5
2023-419 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen Alice Road Rights of Way – City of Greensboro)

Mayor Vaughan declared a recess at 7:15 P.M. Council reconvened with all members in attendance at 7:39 P.M.

H.6
2023-421 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties located at 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road and a portion of I-840 right of way– 16.176 Acres (Betty J. Horton and City of Greensboro

Taking the prerogative of the Chair, Mayor Vaughan addressed item H.9./2023-426 . Moved by Councilmember Matheny, seconded by Councilmember Thurm to postpone the item to the July 31, 2023 meeting of Council without further advertising. The motion carried by voice vote.

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Items H.6./2023-421 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties located at 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road and a portion of I-840 right of way– 16.176 Acres (Betty J. Horton and City of Greensboro; H.7./2023-422 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road – Patrick Donnelly for Betty J Horton, and H.8/2023-423 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for a portion of I-840 Right of Way – City of Greensboro.

Being no speakers to the item, the public hearing closed by affirmation.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentation is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Seconded ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-065 AN ORDINANCE ANNEXING TERRITORY TO THE CORPORATE LIMITS (PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4507 AND 4509 MCKNIGHT MILL ROAD AND A PORTION OF I-840 RIGHT OF WAY – 16.2 ACRES)

Section 1. Pursuant to G.S. 160A-31 (contiguous), the hereinafter-described territory is hereby annexed to City of Greensboro:

BEGINNING at a corner in the existing Greensboro corporate limits (as of March 31, 2023), said corner being a northeast corner of that property annexed by City of Greensboro Ordinance #04-222 and being a point in the western line of property formerly of Betty W. Johnson and in the southern right-of-way line of Interstate 840; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS along said southern right-of-way line N 61°33'13" W 616.26 feet to a point; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS in a northeasterly direction approximately 460 feet to a point in the northern right-of-way line of I-840 at the westernmost corner of Betty J. Horton, said point being in the southern line of Prashant and Samta Lal Nema, as recorded in Deed Book 8142, Page 674; thence with the southern line of Nema, also being the southern line of White Place, as recorded in Plat Book 37, Page 17, the following three (3) courses and distances: 1) N 89°38'48" E 265.56 feet to an existing rebar, 2) N 89°32'32" E 100.54 feet to an existing rebar, and 3) N 89°43'17" E 129.18 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southwest corner of that property annexed by City of Greensboro Ordinance #22-196; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS N 89°53'04" E 493.11 feet to a point; thence with the northern line of Lot 1 of Property of Harold A. Horton, as recorded in Plat Book 137, Page 128, N 89°53'04" E 610.03 feet to a point on the western right-of-way line of McKnight Mill Road; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with said right-of-way line (old alignment of S.R. 2835) the following four (4) courses and distances: 1) with a curve to the right having a radius of 2,453.82 feet and a chord bearing and distance of S 16°32'22" W 52.21 feet to an existing rebar, 2) N 89°53'10" E 10.52 feet to an existing iron pipe, 3) with a curve to the right having a radius of 2,473.50 feet and a chord bearing and distance of S 20°12'05" W 274.32 feet to a new iron pipe, and 4) S 23°19'53" W 78.14 feet to an existing iron pipe; thence with the northern line of Rachel J. and James D. Martin, as recorded in Deed Book 7974, Page 1608, the following four (4) courses and distances: 1) N 83°25'37" W 5.22 feet to an existing iron pipe, 2) N 83°25'37" W 185.41 feet to an new iron pipe, 3) S 89°11'08" W 537.84 feet to an existing iron pipe, and 4) S 89°11'08" W 244.16 feet to a new iron pipe on the northern right-of-way line of I-840; thence in a southwesterly direction approximately 370 feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, containing approximately 16.2 acres, of which approximately 10.976 acres lies outside of street right-of-way. All plats and deeds referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County.

Section 3. The owner shall be fully responsible for extending water and sewer service to the property at said owner’s expense.

Section 6. That this ordinance shall become effective upon adoption.

(Signed) Yvonne Johnson

H.7
2023-422 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road – Patrick Donnelly for Betty J Horton

Moved ByCouncilmember Holston

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Moved by Councilmember Holston, seconded by Councilmember Hightower to adopt the ordinance and stated the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to approve the original zoning request for the property at 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road from County AG (Agricultural) and County RS-30 (Residential Single-family) to CD-R-7 (Conditional District - Residential Single-family-7) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: The request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed CD-R-7 zoning district permits uses which fit the context of surrounding area and limits negative impacts on the adjacent properties; and the request is reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will benefit the property owner and surrounding community, and approval is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-066 AMENDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP

4507 AND 4509 MCKNIGHT MILL ROAD, GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS WEST of MCKNIGHT MILL ROAD AND NORTH OF I-840 BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. The Official Zoning Map is hereby amended by original zoning from County AG (Agricultural) and County RS-30 (Residential Single Family) to City CD-R-7 (Conditional District Residential Single Family – 7)

The area is described as follows:

BEGINNING at a point in the northern right-of-way line of I-840 at the westernmost corner of Betty J. Horton, said point being in the southern line of Prashant and Samta Lal Nema, as recorded in Deed Book 8142, Page 674; thence with the southern line of Nema, also being the southern line of White Place, as recorded in Plat Book 37, Page 17, the following three (3) courses and distances: 1) N 89°38'48" E 265.56 feet to an existing rebar, 2) N 89°32'32" E 100.54 feet to an existing rebar, and 3) N 89°43'17" E 129.18 feet to an existing iron pipe at the southwest corner of that property annexed by City of Greensboro Ordinance #22-196; THENCE PROCEEDING WITH THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS N 89°53'04" E 493.11 feet to a point; thence with the northern line of Lot 1 of Property of Harold A. Horton, as recorded in Plat Book 137, Page 128, N 89°53'04" E 610.03 feet to a point on the western right-of-way line of McKnight Mill Road; THENCE DEPARTING FROM THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS with said right-of-way line (old alignment of S.R. 2835) the following four (4) courses and distances: 1) with a curve to the right having a radius of 2,453.82 feet and a chord bearing and distance of S 16°32'22" W 52.21 feet to an existing rebar, 2) N 89°53'10" E 10.52 feet to an existing iron pipe, 3) with a curve to the right having a radius of 2,473.50 feet and a chord bearing and distance of S 20°12'05" W 274.32 feet to a new iron pipe, and 4) S 23°19'53" W 78.14 feet to an existing iron pipe; thence with the northern line of Rachel J. and James D. Martin, as recorded in Deed Book 7974, Page 1608, the following four (4) courses and distances: 1) N 83°25'37" W 5.22 feet to an existing iron pipe, 2) N 83°25'37" W 185.41 feet to an new iron pipe, 3) S 89°11'08" W 537.84 feet to an existing iron pipe, and 4) S 89°11'08" W 244.16 feet to a new iron pipe on the northern right-of-way line of I-840; thence with said right-of-way line the following three (3) courses and distances: 1) N 64°33'50" W 295.82 feet to an existing concrete right-of-way monument, 2) N 25°21'34" E 66.80 feet to an existing right-of-way disk and rebar, and 3) N 55°47'02" W 312.66 feet to the point and place of BEGINNING, containing approximately 10.976 acres. All plats and deeds referred to hereinabove are recorded in the Office of the Register of Deeds of Guilford County

Section 2. That the zoning amendment from County AG (Agricultural) and County RS-30 (Residential Single Family) to City CD-R-7 (Conditional District Residential Single Family - 7) is hereby authorized subject to the following use limitations and conditions:

Permitted uses shall be limited to a maximum of 37 dwelling units.

Section 3. This property will be perpetually bound to the uses authorized and subject to the development standards of the CD-R-7 (Conditional District Residential Single Family - 7) zoning district unless subsequently changed or amended as provided for in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances. Final plans for any development shall be submitted to the Technical Review Committee for approval.

Section 4. Any violations or failure to accept any conditions and use limitations imposed herein shall be subject to the remedies provided in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances.

Section 5. This ordinance shall be effective on June 20, 2023.

(Signed) Hugh Holston

H.8
2023-423 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for a portion of I-840 Right of Way – City of Greensboro

Moved ByCouncilmember Holston

Seconded ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Moved by Councilmember Holston, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson to adopt the ordinance and stated the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to approve the original zoning request for the property at a portion of I-840 right-of-way from County AG (Agricultural) to City R-7 (Residential Single-family-7) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: The request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed City R-7 zoning district permits uses which fit the context of surrounding area and limits negative impacts on the adjacent properties; and the request is reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will benefit the property owner and surrounding community, and approval is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-067 AMENDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP

PORTION OF INTERSTATE 840 RIGHT OF WAY, GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS A PORTION OF INTERSTATE 840 AND RIGHT OF WAY BETWEEN MCKNIGHT MILL ROAD US HIGHWAY 29

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. The Official Zoning Map is hereby amended by original zoning from County AG (Agricultural) to City R-7 (Residential Single Family – 7)

The area is described as follows:

Section 2. This property will be perpetually bound to the uses authorized and subject to the development standards of the R-7 (Residential Single Family - 7) zoning district unless subsequently changed or amended as provided for in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances. Final plans for any development shall be submitted to the Technical Review Committee for approval.

Section 3. Any violations or failure to accept any conditions and use limitations imposed herein shall be subject to the remedies provided in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances.

Section 4. This ordinance shall be effective on June 20, 2023.

(Signed) Hugh Holston

H.9
2023-426 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4334 Four Farms Road – Mark Disney for Karen A. and David L. Parks

Following a previous motion to postpone the item to July 31, 2023, Mayor Vaughan stated there would be a conflict for the parties involved.

Moved by Councilmember Holston, seconded by Councilmember Thurm to postpone the item to the September 5, 2023 meeting of Council without further advertising.

H.10
2023-427 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 3623 Irwin Street – Tanya R. and Arthur Boykin

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Item H.10/2023-427 a Public hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 3623 Irwin Street - Tanya R. and Arthur Boykin.

Moved by Councilmember Abuzuaiter, seconded by Councilmember Wells to close the public hearing. The motion carried by voice vote.

Mr. Kirkman provided clarification on staff recommendations.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentation is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByCouncilmember Wells

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember Thurm to deny the ordinance and stated that the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to deny the rezoning request for the property at 3623 Irwin Street from R-5 (Residential Single-family-5) to CD-O (Conditional District - Office) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: The request is inconsistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed CD-O zoning district, as conditioned, does not limit negative impacts on the adjacent properties nor does it permit uses which fit the context of surrounding area; and the request is not reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will be a detriment to the neighbors and surrounding community, and denial is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

H.11
2023-428 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 5307, 5307 Near, 5313 and 5317 West Friendly Avenue and 722 and 724 Muirs Chapel Road – Lomax Investments for Lomax Investments, GrantDot Development, LLC and UMAR Services, Inc.

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Item H.11./2023-428 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 5307, 5307 Near, 5313 and 5317 West Friendly Avenue and 722 and 724 Muirs Chapel Road - Lomax Investments for Lomax Investments, GrantDot Development LLC, and UMAR Services, Inc.

Speakers in Favor of the Rezoning:

Marc Isaacson - the speaker made a PPP.

Speakers in Opposition of Rezoning:

Carol Salmon and Candida Wurman - the speakers made a PPP.

5 Minutes Rebuttal for Speakers in Favor of the Rezoning:

Mr. Isaacson

5 Minutes Rebuttal for Speakers in Opposition of the Rezoning:

Ms. Salmon

Moved by Councilmember Hoffmann, seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter to close the public hearing. The motion carried by voice vote.

Council discussed resident concerns; support of the rezoning; community outreach by the applicant; buffer conditions; home preservation; and healthcare and pharmacy support.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentations are filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Moved by Councilmember Thurm, seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter to adopt the ordinance and stated the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to approve the rezoning request for the property at 5307, 5307 Near, 5313, and 5317 West Friendly Avenue and 722 and 724 Muirs Chapel Road from CD-O (Conditional District - Office) and R-3 (Residential Single-family – 3) to CD-O (Conditional District – Office) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: the request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed CD-O zoning district, as conditioned, permits uses which fit the context of surrounding area and limits negative impacts on the adjacent properties; and the request is reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will benefit the property owner and surrounding community, and approval is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-068 AMENDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP

5307, 5307 NEAR, 5313 AND 5317 WEST FRIENDLY AVENUE AND 722 AND 724 MUIRS CHAPEL ROAD, GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS SOUTH OF WEST FRIENDLY AVENUE AND EAST OF MUIRS CHAPEL ROAD

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. The Official Zoning Map is hereby amended by rezoning from R-3 (Residential Single Family – 3) and CD-O (Conditional District Office) to CD-O (Conditional District Office).

The area is described as follows:

BEGINNING at a metal rebar found in the southerly right-of-way line of West Friendly Avenue, being the northwesterly corner of property owner, now or formerly by Simon and Lynn B. Ritchy (Deed Book 2502, Page 491; Plat Book 181, Page 54, Lot 1, Guilford County Register of Deeds Office), said rebar having North Carolina Grid Coordinates (NAD 83/2011) of North(y) = 852,556.86 feet and East(x) = 1,740,496.18 feet; thence with the westerly line of Ritchy the following two (2) courses and distances: 1) South 10 deg. 23’ 38” East a distance of 123.77 feet to an iron pipe found; and 2) South 03 deg. 45’ 40” West a distance of 60.90 feet to an iron pipe found, being the northwesterly corner of property owned, now or formerly by Carl L. Joseph (Deed Book 8603, Page 2022, Guilford County Register of Deeds); thence with the westerly line of Joseph South 04 deg. 00’ 38” West a distance of 99.90 feet to an iron pipe found, being the northwesterly corner of property owned, now or formerly by Tiffany and Brandon Butler (Deed Book 7946, Page 2149, Guilford County Register of Deeds Office); thence with the westerly line of Butler, falling in with the westerly line of property owned, now or formerly by Tousey Living Trust (Deed Book 7700, Page 279, Guilford County Register of Deeds Office) South 03 deg. 44’ 20” West a distance of 130.65 feet to a metal rebar found, being the northeasterly corner of property owned, now or former by Lawrence Lee Bradley and Htuyet Bradley (Deed Book 6219, Page 452; Plat Book 150, Page 13, Lot 4, Guilford County Register of Deeds); thence with the northerly line of Bradley the following two (2) courses and distances: 1) North 81 deg. 07’ 27” West a distance of 163.35 feet to an iron pipe found; and 2) South 83 deg. 42’ 11” West a distance of 242.16 feet to a metal rebar found in the easterly right-of-way line of Muirs Chapel Road; thence with the essterly right-of-way line of Muirs Chapel Road the following five (5) courses and distances: 1) along a non-tangent curve to the right an arc distance of 41.21 feet (said curve having a chord bearing of North 22 deg. 09’ 24” West, a chord distance of 41.20 feet, and a radius of 477.13 feet) to a metal rebar found; 2) North 19 deg. 40’ 55” West a distance of 81.48 feet to a metal rebar found; 3) along a non-tangent curve to the left an arc distance of 134.39 feet (said curve having a chord bearing of North 23 deg. 40’ 37” West, a chord distance of 134.01 feet, and a radius of 514.70 feet) to an iron pipe set; 4) North 40 deg. 16’ 46” West a distance of 90.44 feet to a concrete monument found; and 5) North 17 deg. 15’ 11” East a distance of 42.38 feet to a concrete monument found at the intersection of the southerly right-of-way line of West Friendly Avenue and the easterly right-of-way line of Muirs Chapel Road; thence with the southerly right-of-way line of West Friendly Ave. the following five (5) courses and distances: 1) North 86 deg. 50’ 35” East a distance of 149.05 feet to a metal rebar found; 2) North 87 deg. 18’ 34” East a distance of 115.11 feet to a concrete monument found; 3) along a curve to the left an arc distance of 98.42 feet (said curve having a chord bearing of North 84 deg. 19’ 13” East, a chord distance of 98.38 feet, and a radius of 1033.32 feet) to a metal rebar found; 4) along a curve to the left an arc distance of 15.36 feet (said curve having a chord bearing of North 81 deg. 09’ 57” East, a chord distance of 15.36 feet, and a radius of 1033.32 feet) to a metal rebar found; and 5) along a curve to the left an arc distance of 170.31 feet (said curve having a chord bearing of North 76 deg. 01’ 06” East, a chord distance of 170.11 feet, and a radius of 1033.32 feet) to the point and place of BEGINNING, containing 4.013 Acres, more or less, BEING ALL of that same property described in Deed Book 4621, Page 455; Deed Book 8508, Page 1024; and Deed Book 8673, Pages 1826, 2103, and 2107; all in the Guilford County Register of Deeds Office

Section 2. That the zoning amendment from R-3 (Residential Single Family - 3) and CD-O (Conditional District Office) to CD-O (Conditional District Office) is hereby authorized subject to the following use limitations and conditions:

The maximum building square footage of all development shall be 45,000.
Building height shall be limited to a maximum of 43 feet.
No drive-through use shall be permitted except for any such drive-through use associated with a “built-in” pharmacy that may operate out of the property’s principal structure.
Plantings within the required “Type B” buffer along the southern and eastern property lines shall be of evergreen material.

Section 3. This property will be perpetually bound to the uses authorized and subject to the development standards of the CD-O (Conditional District Office) zoning district unless subsequently changed or amended as provided for in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances. Final plans for any development shall be submitted to the Technical Review Committee for approval.

Section 4. Any violations or failure to accept any conditions and use limitations imposed herein shall be subject to the remedies provided in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances.

Section 5. This ordinance shall be effective on June 20, 2023.

(Signed) Nancy Hoffmann

H.12
2023-429 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4000, 4002 and 4010 Walker Avenue – Thomas E. Terrell, Jr. for Kellin Foundation

Mayor Vaughan stated this was the time and place set for a public hearing to consider Item H.12./2023-429 a Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4000, 4002 and 4010 Walker Avenue - Thomas E. Terrell, Jr. for Kellin Foundation.

Speakers in Favor of the Rezoning:

Dr. Kelly Graves

There were no speakers in opposition; therefore the public hearing closed by affirmation.

(A copy of the PowerPoint Presentation is filed in Exhibit Drawer F, No. 26, which is hereby referred to and made a part of these minutes.)

Moved ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Moved by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, seconded by Councilmember Thurm to adopt the ordinance and stated that the Greensboro City Council believed that its action to approve the rezoning request for the properties at 4000, 4002, and 4010 Walker Avenue from R-5 (Residential Single-family – 5) to CD-O (Conditional District - Office) to be consistent with the adopted GSO 2040 Comprehensive Plan and considered the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest for the following reasons: the request is consistent with the Comprehensive Plan’s Future Built Form Map and Future Land Use Map; the proposed CD-O zoning district, as conditioned, permits uses which fit the context of surrounding area and limits negative impacts on the adjacent properties; and the request is reasonable due to the size, physical conditions, and other attributes of the area, it will benefit the property owner and surrounding community, and approval is in the public interest.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-069 AMENDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP

4000, 4002 AND 4010 WALKER AVENUE, GENERALLY DESCRIBED AS NORTH of WALKER AVENUE and EAST OF SOUTH HOLDEN ROAD

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. The Official Zoning Map is hereby amended by rezoning from R-5 (Residential Single Family – 5) to CD-O (Conditional District Office).

The area is described as follows:

BEGINNING at a new iron rod located in the northeastern intersection of the 100’ public right of way of S. Holden Road and the 60’ public right of way of Walker Avenue; thence along the eastern margin of the 100’ public right of way of S. Holden Road, North 03° 15’ 00” East 185.59 feet to a new iron rod located in the southern line of Lot 1, J. Van Lindley Nursery Co property as shown on plat filed in Plat Book 11, Page 15, Guilford County Registry; thence along the southern line of Lot 1, J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. property and continuing along the southern line of Lots 2, 3, 4 and 5 of J. Van Lindley Nursery Co. property, the following two (2) bearing breaks: (1) South 88° 10’ 19” East 275.07 feet to a ½” existing iron pipe and (2) South 88° 16’ 39” East 143.82 feet to a new iron rod located in the northwestern portion of the closed portion of Homes Street (see Deed Book 2427, Page 719, Guilford County Registry); thence along the western line of the closed portion of Homes Street, South 01° 55’ 22” West 199.95 feet to an existing iron rod located in the northern line of the 60’ public right of way of Walker Avenue; thence along the northern margin of the 60’ public right of way of Walker Avenue, the following two (2) bearing breaks: (1) North 88° 15’ 02” West 74.54 feet to a ½” existing iron pipe, and (2) North 88° 12’ 30” West 336.28 feet to a new iron rod located in the northeastern intersection of the 60’ public right of Walker Avenue and the 100’ public right of way of S. Holden Road; thence along said intersection, North 38° 39’ 26” West 19.01 feet to the POINT AND PLACE OF BEGINNING, containing 1.931 acres, more or less, as shown on survey dated April 5, 2023, titled “Survey for Kelly Graves” made by E.P. Morgan, PLS.Section 2. That the zoning amendment from R-5 (Residential Single Family - 5) to CD-O (Conditional District Office) is hereby authorized subject to the following use limitations and conditions:

Buildings. The existing building at 4010 Walker Avenue formerly used as a church shall not be demolished and shall not be expanded in a manner that creates additional heated space.
Signage. External signage shall not exceed 8 feet in height. Electronic message boards shall not be allowed.
Uses: Permitted uses shall include all uses allowed in the Office zoning district, except for the following: Multi-family Dwellings, Family Care Homes, Chartered Homes, Twin Homes, Upper Story Residential, and Duplexes, all uses in the Group Living use group, Group Care Facilities, Temporary Emergency Facilities, all uses in the Indoor Recreation use group, all uses in the Outdoor Recreation use group, all uses in the Overnight Accommodations use group, all uses in the Personal and Professional Services use group, and all uses in the Day Care use group. All uses in the Accessory Uses and Structures use group are not permitted except for the following: Accessory Uses and Structures (customary) and Accessory Dwelling Units.
Hours of operation. Hours of operation shall be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

Section 4. Any violations or failure to accept any conditions and use limitations imposed herein shall be subject to the remedies provided in Chapter 30 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances.

Section 5. This ordinance shall be effective on June 20, 2023.

(Signed) Yvonne Johnson

I.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENDA

I.1
2023 – 325 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget - 2023-325

Discussion took place regarding budget public hearings; the general fund; February Council priorities; employee wages; proposed tax increases; police training costs; property tax impacts; facilities maintenance; community safety; employee vacancies; an employer of choice; previous work session conversations; and selling of city owned properties.

Mayor Vaughan requested staff to research departmental reductions for the 2024-25 Fiscal budgets; read a prepared statement for the record regarding property taxes.

Discussion ensued regarding clarification of the statement.

Moved ByCouncilmember Wells

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (7)	Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (2)	Mayor Vaughan, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (7 to 2)

23-070 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE 2023-24 ANNUAL BUDGET OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO

Be it ordained by the City Council of the City of Greensboro that for the purpose of financing expenditures of the City of Greensboro, North Carolina, there is hereby appropriated, from taxes and other revenue collectible, the following funds for operation of City government and its activities for the Fiscal Year 2023-24 beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024.

Section 1. It is estimated that the following expenditures are necessary for current operation expenditures and debt service payments for the City of Greensboro for the Fiscal Year 2023-24, beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024.

General Fund

Current Operating Expense 403,879,804

State Highway Allocation Fund (Powell Bill)

Current Operating Expense 8,439,000

Cemeteries Operating Fund

Current Operating Expense 1,090,128

Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax Fund

Current Operating Expense 6,034,405

Special Tax Districts Fund

Current Operating Expense 1,456,125

Nussbaum Housing Partnership Revolving Fund

Current Operating Expense 3,852,467

Emergency Telephone System Fund

Current Operating Expense 1,832,416

Debt Service Fund

Current Operating Expense 46,924,908

Water Resources Enterprise Fund

Current Operating Expense 166,187,229

Stormwater Management Fund

Current Operating Expense 12,493,168

War Memorial Coliseum Complex Fund

Current Operating Expense 37,528,889

Performing Arts Fund

Current Operating Expense 35,313,389

Parking Fund

Current Operating Expense 7,508,273

Solid Waste Management System Fund

Current Operating Expense 19,040,259

Greensboro Transit Agency Fund

Current Operating Expense 31,536,452

Equipment Services Fund

Current Operating Expense 24,440,686

Technical Services Fund

Current Operating Expense 6,829,522

Network Services Fund

Current Operating Expense 19,699,165

Graphic Services Fund

Current Operating Expense 982,689

Employee Insurance Fund

Current Operating Expense 60,997,128

General Insurance Fund

Current Operating Expense 4,729,192

Capital Leasing Fund

Current Operating Expense 3,224,038

Guilford Metro Communications Fund

Current Operating Expense 15,240,663

Total 919,259,995

Less Total Transfers and Internal Charges -167,918,671

Net Total 751,341,324

Section 2. It is estimated that the following revenues will be available during the Fiscal Year 2023-24 beginning July 1, 2023 and ending June 30, 2024 to meet the foregoing appropriations:

General Fund

Current Operating Revenue 397,345,306

Appropriated Fund Balance 6,534,498 403,879,804

State Highway Allocation Fund (Powell Bill)

Current Operating Revenue 8,398,000

Appropriated Fund Balance 41,000 8,439,000

Cemeteries Operating Fund

Current Operating Revenue 1,090,128 1,090,128

Hotel/Motel Occupancy Tax Fund

Current Operating Revenue 6,034,405 6,034,405

Special Tax Districts Fund

Current Operating Revenue 1,360,725

Appropriated Fund Balance 95,400 1,456,125

Nussbaum Housing Partnership Revolving Fund

Current Operating Revenue 3,852,467 3,852,467

Emergency Telephone System Fund

Current Operating Revenue 1,832,416 1,832,416

Debt Service Fund

Current Operating Revenue 46,924,908 46,924,908

Water Resources Enterprise Fund

Current Operating Revenue 151,172,595

Appropriated Fund Balance 15,014,634 166,187,229

Stormwater Management Fund

Current Operating Revenue 10,576,132

Appropriated Fund Balance 1,917,836 12,493,168

War Memorial Coliseum Complex Fund

Current Operating Revenue 37,528,889 37,528,889

Performing Arts Fund

Current Operating Revenue 35,313,389 35,313,389

Parking Fund

Current Operating Revenue 7,508,273 7,508,273

Solid Waste Management System Fund

Current Operating Revenue 17,600,537

Appropriated Fund Balance 1,439,722 19,040,259

Greensboro Transit Agency Fund

Current Operating Revenue 25,849,693

Appropriated Fund Balance 5,686,759 31,536,452

Equipment Services Fund

Current Operating Revenue 22,392,500

Appropriated Fund Balance 2,048,186 24,440,686

Technical Services Fund

Current Operating Revenue 6,490,371

Appropriated Fund Balance 339,151 6,829,522

Network Services Fund

Current Operating Revenue 17,381,841

Appropriated Fund Balance 2,317,324 19,699,165

Graphic Services Fund

Current Operating Revenue 982,689 982,689

Employee Insurance Fund

Current Operating Revenue 54,610,618

Appropriated Fund Balance 6,386,510 60,997,128

General Insurance Fund

Current Operating Revenue 3,987,342

Appropriated Fund Balance 741,850 4,729,192

Capital Leasing Fund

Current Operating Revenue 3,224,038 3,224,038

Guilford Metro Communications Fund

Current Operating Revenue 14,440,663

Appropriated Fund Balance 800,000 15,240,663

Total 919,259,995

Less Total Transfers and Internal Charges -167,918,671

Net Total 751,341,324

Section 3. There is hereby levied the following rates of tax on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) valuation of taxable real property and taxable tangible personal property, as listed for taxes as of January 1, 2023 for the purpose of raising the revenue from Current Year’s Property tax, as set forth in the foregoing estimates of revenue, and in order to finance the foregoing appropriations:

For the payment of general operating expenses and capital expenditures of the City including .6275 the payment of principal and interest of the bonded indebtedness of the City of Greensboro

For the payment of general operating expenses and capital expenditures associated with .0350 the Greensboro Transit Agency Fund
For the payment of general operating expenses and capital expenditures associated with .0100 the Housing Partnership Fund

TOTAL .6725

Such rates of tax are based on an estimated total appraised valuation of property for purposes of taxation of $38,009,800,000 and an estimated rate collection of ninety-nine percent (99%).

Section 4. There is hereby levied the following rates of tax on each one hundred dollars ($100.00) valuation of taxable real property and taxable tangible personal property in the following special tax districts, as listed for taxes as of January 1, 2023, for the purposes as set forth in the Special Tax Districts as authorized by City Council:

College Hill Historic District for improvements as stated in the Special Historic District .01 Plan
Dunleath Historic District for improvements as stated in the Special Historic District .05 Plan
Business Improvement District for improvements as stated in the Downtown .09

Greensboro Business Improvement District Business Plan

Such rates of tax are based on an estimated total appraised valuation in each Special Tax District and an estimated rate of collection of ninety-nine percent (99%). Such rates of tax consider the current and long-range needs, plans and goals of the districts and are set so that there is no accumulation of excess funds.

Section 5. Appropriations hereinabove authorized and made for water and sewer operating fund, water and sewer current operating expense and debt service, are made from revenue collectible for the operation of the combined water and sewer systems and miscellaneous revenue.

Section 6. Appropriations hereinabove authorized and made shall have the amounts of the outstanding purchase orders and unearned portion of contracts at June 30, 2023 (rounded to the nearest dollar) added to each appropriation as it applies, in order to properly account for the payment against the fiscal year in which it is paid.

Section 7. Copies of this ordinance shall be furnished to the Budget and Evaluation Director, Finance Director and the City Clerk within five days after adoption to be kept on file by them for their direction in the disbursement of City Funds.

Section 8. This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Goldie Wells

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2023 – 326 Resolution Adopting the Fiscal Year 2024-33 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) - 2023-326

Moved ByCouncilmember Hoffmann

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

147-23 RESOLUTION ADOPTING TEN YEAR 2024-2033 CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS PROGRAM

WHEREAS, capital improvements programming is a comprehensive approach to improving social and physical conditions in a governmental jurisdiction by evaluation of growth and development trends;

WHEREAS, capital improvements programming serves as a basic framework for scheduling public improvements and requires the assistance of government officials and agencies, as well as community residents;

WHEREAS, a report entitled 2024-2033 Capital Improvements Program has been prepared;

WHEREAS, the report provides a comprehensive listing of needed public improvements and related financial resources, indicates estimated future revenues and operating expenditures, illustrates the importance of relating the City's comprehensive plans to its fiscal capability and provides recommendations for scheduling each public improvement project, while estimating planning, design and development costs; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the City Council recognizes the capital improvements programming process as the translation of community goals and objectives into needed physical facilities which are essential to residential, business, institutional and leisure activities, and

Section 2. That the City Council does hereby adopt the report entitled Capital Improvements Program 2024-2033. Following is an expense summary by service category and related financing as is included in the FY 2024-2033 Capital Improvements Program:

Expenditures

Public Safety $132,374,000

Infrastructure $1,564,771,908

Community Services $369,112,421

Total $2,066,258,329

Financing
General Fund $0

Enterprise Funds $378,191,855

Grants $132,829,730

Authorized GO Bonds $17,427,161

2016 Authorized GO Bonds $71,809,120

2022 Authorized GO Bonds $84,000,000

Unauthorized Bonds $460,507,863

Revenue Bonds $854,746,615

Other Revenue Sources $66,745,985

Total $2,066,258,329

(Signed) Nancy Hoffmann

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2023 – 327 Ordinance Amending the General Capital Projects Fund - 2023-327

Moved ByCouncilmember Hightower

Seconded ByCouncilmember Holston

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-071 ORDINANCE AMENDING BUDGET FOR FY 23-24 GENERAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for General Capital Improvements to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the following capital project budgets for General Capital Improvements Fund be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Account Number Description Expenditures Revenues

411-22-2299009.5412 Heritage House Legal Services $80,000

411-60-6099033.5613 Periodic Disparity Studies $70,000

411-22-2299009.9101 Transfer from General Fund $80,000

411-60-6099033.9101 Transfer from General Fund $70,000

________ ________

Total $150,000 $ 150,000

Section 2. This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Sharon Hightower

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2023 – 328 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget for the Greensboro/High Point/Guilford County Workforce Development Consortium Grant Project - 2023-328

Moved ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Seconded ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-072 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE FY 23-24 GRANT PROJECT BUDGET GUILFORD COUNTY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CONSORTIUM

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act, as amended, provides for grant project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of grant projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year and to permit the use of continuing appropriations of the FY 23-24 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act Grant and to properly account for such usage, it is deemed in the best interest of the City of Greensboro to establish, by ordinance, a special FY 23-24 grant project for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act with revenues and expenditures being specifically defined as is shown below; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the grant project budget for the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act be established and appropriated for the life of the project as follows:

Description Expenditures Revenues

WIOA Adult Program $1,238,492 $1,238,492

WIOA Dislocated Worker Program $759,866 $759,866

WIOA Youth Program $1,423,728 $1,423,728

WIOA Administration $380,231 $380,231

___________ __________

Total $3,802,317 $3,802,317

Section 2. AND THAT, the expense and revenue estimates here-in-above authorized and made for the FY 23-24 Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act shall be documented and recorded by line item within the accounting system of the City of Greensboro so as to provide a foundation for the proper recording of actual revenue and expenditures and shall be duly filed with the City Clerk of the City of Greensboro.

Section 3. That this ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Marikay Abuzuaiter

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2023 – 330 Ordinance Amending the Streets and Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund - 2023-330

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-073 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET FOR FY 23-24 STREET & SIDEWALK CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for Street & Sidewalk Capital Projects to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the following capital project budgets for FY 23-24 Street & Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Section 1

That the appropriation for the Street & Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund be increased as follows:

Account Description Amount

401-43-4399109.5611 Maintenance & Repair of Streets/Sidewalks $3,800,000

And, that this increase be financed by increasing the following Street & Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund accounts:

Account Description Amount

401-43-4399109.7210 Motor Vehicle Licenses $3,800,000

Section 2

That this ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

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2023 – 331 Ordinance Amending the State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund - 2023-331

Moved ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Seconded ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-074 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET FOR FY 23-24 STATE HIGHWAY ALLOCATION CAPITAL PROJECTS FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for State Highway Allocation Capital Projects to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the following capital project budgets for FY 23-24 State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Section 1

That the appropriation for the State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund be increased as follows:

Account Description Amount

402-43-4399027.5611 Maintenance & Repair of Streets/Sidewalks $2,793,000

And, that this increase be financed by increasing the following State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund accounts:

Account Description Amount

402-43-4399027.9202 Transfer from State Highway Allocation Fund $2,793,000

Section 2

And, that this ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Marikay Abuzuaiter

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2023 – 332 Ordinance Amending the Technical Services Projects Fund - 2023-332

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-075 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET FOR FY 23-24

TECHNICAL SERVICES CAPITAL PROJECT FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for the Technical Services Capital Project Fund to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the following capital project budget for the Technical Services Capital Project Fund be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Account Number Description Expenditures Revenues

688-39-3923001.6059 Other Capital Equipment $701,058

688-39-3923001.9681 Transfer from Technical Services Fund $701,058

Total $701,058 $701,058

Section 2. That this ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

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2023 – 333 Ordinance Amending the Parking Facilities Capital Project Fund - 2023-333

Councilmember Matheny requested staff provide information on cleaning and safety funding in parking decks.

Moved ByCouncilmember Hoffmann

Seconded ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (8)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (1)	Councilmember Matheny

Carried (8 to 1)

23-076 ORDINANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF $550,000 AMENDING BUDGET FOR PARKING FACILITIES CAPITAL RESERVE FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to adopt a special capital project ordinance to accumulate funds for Parking Facilities Capital Project Fund projects when needed;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for future capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the following capital project budget for the Parking Facilities Capital Reserve Fund be increased as follows:

Account Number Description Expenditures Revenues

544-45-4513001.6030 Capital Reserve $550,000

544-45-4513001.9543 Transfer from Parking Facilities ________ $550,000

Operating Fund

Total $550,000 $550,000

Section 2. That this ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Nancy Hoffmann

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2023 – 334 Ordinance Amending the Water Resources Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-334

Discussion continued regarding the Downtown parking plan.

Moved ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Seconded ByCouncilmember Holston

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (8)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (1)	Councilmember Matheny

Carried (8 to 1)

23-077 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET

FOR FY 23-24 WATER RESOURCES CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for Water Resources Capital Projects to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the following capital project budgets for Water Resources Capital Projects be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Account Number Description Expenditures Revenues

503-70-7033101.6012 Water - Land (Right-of-Way) $100,000

503-70-7033102.6016 Water - Line Extensions $1,000,000

503-70-7033103.6016 Water - Line Rehab $5,900,000

503-70-7033104.6016 Water - Line Replacement – Dig and Replace $550,000

503-70-7033105.6016 Water – Line Relocation – Rail Line Relocation $500,000

503-70-7033106.6016 Water – Upsizing/Oversizing Policy $500,000

503-70-7033107.6019 Water – Flushing System – PTRWA Pipeline $300,000

503-70-7033108.5615 Water – Maintenance and Repair - Pipes $4,350,000

503-70-7033109.6019 Water – Booster Station Improvements $3,600,000

503-70-7033110.6019 Water – Valves – Critical Valve Replacement $150,000

503-70-7033201.6012 Sewer – Land (Right-of-Way) $150,000

503-70-7033202.6017 Sewer – System Expansion $750,000

503-70-7033203.6017 Sewer – Line Rehab $8,000,000

503-70-7033204.6017 Sewer – Line Improvements – Rayle Creek Outfall $2,200,000

503-70-7033205.6017 Sewer – Upsizing/Oversizing Policy $500,000

503-70-7033206.6019 Sewer – Force Main Replacement $200,000

503-70-7033207.6019 Sewer – Lift Station Improvements – Reedy Fork $100,000

503-70-7033208.6019 Sewer – Lift Station Improvements – Little Alamance $1,200,000

503-70-7033301.6019 Kitchen Facility Environmental Remediation $1,100,000

503-70-7033302.5611 Water and Sewer – Construction Asphalt Overlayment $385,000

503-70-7033303.6019 Fall Protection – Water Resources Facilities $400,000

503-NC-NC.9501 Trans. From Water Res Oper Fund $31,935,000

___________ _________

Total $31,935,000 $31,935,000

This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Yvonne Johnson

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2023 – 335 Ordinance Amending the Stormwater Management Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-335

Moved ByCouncilmember Hightower

Seconded ByCouncilmember Holston

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-078 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT FUND BUDGET FOR FY 23-24

STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for Stormwater Management Capital Projects to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects AND;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the following capital project budgets for Stormwater Management Capital Projects be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Account Number Description Estimated Estimated

Expenditures Revenues

506-70-7023101.6018 Stream Restoration Improvements $ 250,000

506-70-7023101.5410 Stream Restoration Improv. -Engineering $ 35,000

506-70-7023102.6018 Culvert & Bridge Improvements $ 130,000

506-70-7023102.5410 Culvert & Bridge Improv. – Engineering $ 35,000

506-70-7023103.6018 Flood Hazard Minimization $ 250,000

506-70-7023103.5410 Flood Hazard Minim. – Engineering $ 25,000

506-70-7023104.6018 Pipe System Improvements $ 450,000

506-70-7023105.5410 Pipe System Improv. – Engineering $ 150,000

506-70-7023105.6018 Water Quality BMPs $ 75,000

506-NC-NC.9505 Transfer from Stormwater Mgt. Fund $1,400,000

Total $1,400,000 $1,400,000

This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

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2023 – 336 Ordinance Amending the Water and Sewer Extension Reserve Fund - 2023-336

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-079 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING CAPITAL PROJECT BUDGET

FOR FY 23-24 WATER AND SEWER EXTENSION RESERVE FUND

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act provides for capital project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of capital projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special capital project ordinance for Water Resources Capital Projects to be undertaken in FY 23-24;

WHEREAS, the revenues and expenditures shown below are being established for these capital projects; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the following capital project budget for the Water and Sewer Extension Reserve be established and appropriations for the life of the projects will be as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Account Number Description Expenditures Revenues

507-70-7067501.6019 Water and Sewer Improvements $750,969

507-NC-NC.9501 Transfer from Water Res Oper Fund $750,969

Total $750,969 $760,969

This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

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2023 – 338 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Water and Sewer Fees

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (7)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (2)	Councilmember Hightower, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (7 to 2)

23-080 AMENDING CHAPTER 29 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 29 OF THE GREENSBORO CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH RESPECT TO WATER RESOURCES

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1: That Section 29-46 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 29-46. - Generally; sewer rates; billing and availability charges.

Rates for water and sewer service shall apply only to the quantities shown in the corresponding brackets, and the cost of any quantity shall be the cumulative total of all portions of that quantity. Rates for monthly sewer service inside the city shall be a uniform charge of four dollars and fifty-four twenty-three cents ($4.54 4.23) per one hundred (100) cubic feet of wastewater discharge plus a billing and availability charge as shown below:

Size of Meter	Billing and Availability Charge
⅝″	$4.68 4.37
¾″	7.55 7.04
1″	23.79 22.19
1¼″	56.00 52.00
1½″	95.00 89.00
2″	158.00 147.00
3″	319.00 297.00
4″	500.00 466.00
6″	955.00 890.00
8″	1536.00 1,432.00
10″	2308.00 2,152.00

A billing and availability charge shall be charged with each billing, whether monthly or quarterly billing. Customers with quarterly sewer service inside the city shall be charged a billing and availability fee at the rate charged to customers with a ⅝" meter shown in the table above for monthly sewer service.

Rates for sewer service outside the city shall be eleven ten dollars and twenty-two forty-six cents ($11.22 10.46) per one hundred (100) cubic feet of wastewater discharge for the first three thousand (3,000) units, and four dollars and fifty-four twenty-three cents ($4.54 4.23) per unit for all units above three thousand (3,000), plus a billing and availability charge each bill as shown below:

Size of Meter	Billing and Availability Charge
⅝″	$11.81 11.01
¾″	18.92 17.64
1″	59.85 55.80
1¼″	143.00 133.00
1½″	241.00 225.00
2″	397.00 370.00
3″	795.00 741.00
4″	1,252.00 1,167.00
6″	2,383.00 2,222.00
8″	3,832.00 3,573.00
10″	5,746.00 5,358.00

A billing and availability charge shall be charged with each billing, whether monthly or quarterly billing. Customers with quarterly sewer service outside the city shall be charged a billing and availability fee at the rate charged to customers with a ⅝″ meter shown in the table above for monthly sewer service.

No discounts shall be allowed from the rates fixed on the above schedule. If a meter was cut off or if a final bill for the account is generated before the end of the billing period, the actual consumption plus the billing and availability charge for the appropriate meter size shall be charged.

The annual sewer charge inside the city for unmetered accounts shall be based on seventy-two (72) units of sewer at the current inside rate per one hundred (100) cubic feet of wastewater discharge or a pro rata portion for the months that the service is provided. The annual sewer charge outside the city for unmetered accounts shall be based on seventy-two (72) units of sewer at the current outside rate per one hundred (100) cubic feet of wastewater or a pro rata portion for the months that the service is provided.

Section 2: That Section 29-48 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 29-48. - Monthly rates inside the city; billing and availability charges.

(a) Residential water charges. Monthly billed (inside) accounts with ⅝″ and ¾″ meters that are billed as residential accounts shall be charged a billing and availability charge of four dollars and eighty-two thirty-seven cents ($4.82 4.37) or seven dollars and seventy-seven four cents ($7.77 7.04) respectively, for each month. In addition, the account will be charged for water consumed as follows:

	Per Unit
First 3 units	$2.61 2.37
4th through 10th units	3.76 3.41
11th through 20th units	4.74 4.30
All units over 20	6.54 5.93

(b) Nonresidential water charges. All monthly billed (inside) accounts not described in subsection (a) above or subsection (c) below shall be billed a billing and availability charge as follows:

Size of Meter	Billing and Availability Charge Inside the City
⅝″	$4.82 4.37
¾″	7.77 7.04
1″	24.46 22.19
1¼″	57.00 52.00
1½″	98.00 89.00
2″	162.00 147.00
3″	327.00 297.00
4″	514.00 466.00
6″	981.00 890.00
8″	1,579.00 1,432.00
10″	2,373.00 2,152.00

Consumption of water shall be billed at three dollars and seventy-six forty-one cents ($3.76 3.41) per unit for all units.

(c) Irrigation use. All inside monthly billed irrigation accounts (water metered separately for irrigation or other outside use only) shall be six five dollars and fifty-four ninety-three cents ($6.54 5.93) per unit plus a billing and availability charge as shown in subsection (b) above.

(d) Fire meters. Billing and availability charges on fire meters shall be based on the size of the main meter. However, the property owner may petition the water resources director to have a lower charge based on the bypass meter (if available) if they can demonstrate a clear history of inconsequential volumes passed through the larger meter.

Section 3: That Section 29-49 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 29-49. - Monthly rates outside city; billing and availability charges.

All water meters outside the corporate limits of the city shall be read monthly and shall be billed at the following rates:

(1) Residential water charges. Outside accounts with ⅝″ and ¾″ meters that are billed as residential accounts shall be charged a billing and availability charge of twelve eleven dollars and fourteen one cents ($12.14 11.01) or nineteen seventeen dollars and forty-five sixty-four cents ($19.45 17.64) respectively, for each bill. In addition, the account will be charged for water consumed as follows:

	Per Unit
First 3 units	$6.54 5.94
4th through 10th units	9.43 8.55
11th through 20th units	11.75 10.66
All units over 20	16.37 14.85

(2) Nonresidential water charges. All outside accounts not described in subsection (1) above or below shall be billed a billing and availability charge as follows:

Size of Meter	Billing and Availability Charge Inside the City
⅝″	$12.14 11.01
¾″	19.45 17.64
1″	61.52 55.80
1¼″	147.00 133.00
1½″	248.00 225.00
2″	408.00 370.00
3″	817.00 741.00
4″	1,287.00 1,167.00
6″	2,450.00 2,222.00
8″	3,939.00 3,573.00
10″	5,907.00 5,358.00

Consumption of water shall be billed at nine eight dollars and forty-three fifty-five cents ($9.43 8.55) per unit for the first 3,000 units, and three dollars seventy-six forty-one cents ($3.76 3.41) for all units above three thousand (3,000).

(3) Irrigation use. All outside irrigation accounts (water metered separately for irrigation or other outside use only) shall be charged sixteen fourteen dollars and thirty-seven eighty-five cents ($16.37 14.85) per unit plus a billing and availability charge as shown in subsection (2) above.

(4) [Sewer service; Town of Jamestown.] Monthly rates charged to consumers provided sewer service by the Town of Jamestown should be as commensurate with sewer service charges adopted by the Town of Jamestown.

(5) [Sewer service; City of High Point.] Monthly rates charged to consumers provided sewer service by the City of High Point shall be as commensurate with sewer service charges adopted by the City of High Point.

(6) Fire meters. Billing and availability charges on fire meters shall be based on the size of the main meter. However, the property owner may petition the water resources director to have a lower charge based on the by-pass meter (if available) if they can demonstrate a clear history of inconsequential volumes passed through the larger meter.

Section 4: That this ordinance shall become effective on July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

I.13
2023 – 449 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending System Development Fees

Moved ByCouncilmember Thurm

Seconded ByCouncilmember Wells

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (7)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (2)	Councilmember Hightower, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (7 to 2)

23-081 AMENDING CHAPTER 29 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 29 OF THE GREENSBORO CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH RESPECT TO CONNECTION CHARGES AND WATER, SEWERS, AND WASTE DISPOSAL TO ESTABLISH SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT FEES

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1: That Section 29-26 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 29-26. – Connection Charges

(a) Water connections. That fixed charge for water service connection installed by city forces or under contract with the city shall include the setting of meter, meter setter, meter box, the tapping of the main, and necessary pipe to extend to the property line or easement limit. Charges for these items shall be as follows:

Meter size
(inches)

⅝ × ¾ ..... per cost $1,100.00

¾ .....per cost 1,150.00

1 .....per cost

1½ .....per cost

2 .....per cost

3 .....per cost

4 .....per cost

6 .....per cost

8per cost

Charge for installing an extra meter beside an existing meter:

Meter size
(inches)

⅝ × ¾ ..... $470.00

¾ .....510.00

1 .....per cost

1½ .....per cost

2 .....per cost

Charge for setting a meter when lateral has been run to property and meter box and meter setter have been set shall be as follows:

Meter size
(inches)

⅝ .....$ 165.00

⅝ (new construction) .....185.00

¾ .....200.00

1 .....235.00

1½ .....310.00

2 .....385.00

3 .....per cost

4 .....per cost

(b) Sewer connections. The fixed charges for a sewer connection installed by city forces or under contract with the city shall include the tapping of the main, a cleanout and necessary pipe to extend to the property line or easement limit:

Charges for these items shall be as follows:

4-inch .....$ 1,050.00

6-inch .....per cost

8-inch .....per cost

8-inch × 4-inch saddle only .....per cost

8-inch × 6-inch saddle only .....per cost

Deduct $100.00 if water and sewer in same ditch.

(c) Installing or adjusting fire hydrants. The fixed charge to install a fire hydrant or make adjustments to an existing hydrant are as follows:

Adjust hydrant .....per cost

Add hydrant to main .....per cost

(d) Improved streets. When making a water and/or sewer connection on a standard paved street (maximum sixty-foot right-of-way) a charge of five hundred seventy dollars ($570.00) shall be added to the applicable connection charge. All other paved streets will be at a cost/plus basis.

(e) Miscellaneous charges. Request for fire hydrant flow test fifty dollars ($50.00).

Section 2: That Section 29-53 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 29-53. System development fees; capacity use fees; declaration of purpose.

There are hereby established system development fees and capacity use fees as hereafter set out. The purpose of the system development fee and the capacity use fee is to partially recover directly from new customers the costs of the capacity of the utility system to serve them.

The system development fee shall be applied to new development that connects to the utility system. New development shall be defined as any of the following: 1) the subdivision of land; 2) the construction, reconstruction, redevelopment, conversion, structural alteration, relocation, or enlargement of any structure which increases the number of meters or increases the meter size; or 3) any use or extension of the use of land which increases the number of meters or increases the meter size which began after November 29, 2017.

The capacity use fee shall be applied to existing development that connects to the utility system. Existing development shall be defined as land subdivisions, structures, and land uses in existence as of November 29, 2017.

It is hereby declared that such charges are reasonable and necessary and results in a more equitable and economically efficient method of recovery of such costs to handle new growth and to serve new customers without placing an additional financial burden on existing customers solely through inordinate enhancement of water and sewer rates. Hence the following and system development fees and capacity use fees are adopted and approved as follows:

(a) System development fees: The system development fees shall be set at the rate as outlined in G.S. § 162A-200 et seq. (Session Law 2017-188 (HB 436)). The City of Greensboro completed the required supporting analysis in accordance with G.S. § 162A-205 et seq. A copy of the study shall be filed with the city clerk, and the study may be accessed on the City of Greensboro website.

The system development fee shall be imposed for new development to fund costs necessitated by and attributable to the costs associated with new development and system growth. The fee is based on the blended value of both the existing and expanded system capacity and its calculation includes both existing assets and future capital projects required to serve growth.

The system development fee shall not exceed the allowable calculated amount as determined by the supporting analysis under G.S. § 162A-205 et seq. and the supporting analysis shall be updated at least every 5 years.

System Development Fees
	Water Charge	Wastewater Charge
Residential Rate (Per Unit)	$1,186.00 980.00	$1,009.00 990.00
General Service Meter Size (inches)
⅝	1,186.00 980.00	1,009.00 990.00
¾	1,782.00 1,472.00	1,516.00 1,488.00
1	2,968.00 2,450.00	2,525.00 2,480.00
1½	5,935.00 4,900.00	5,050.00 4,960.00
2	9,499.00 7,844.00	8,082.00 7,936.00
3	18,996.00 15,684.00	16,163.00 15,872.00
4	29,681.00 24,506.00	25,254.00 24,800.00
6	59,359.00 49,012.00	50,508.00 49,598.00
8	94,978.00 78,422.00	80,815.00 79,358.00
10	135,931.00 112,732.00	115,661.00 114,080.00
12	234,754.00 210,700.00	237,149.00 212,850.00

(b) Capacity use fees: The capacity use fee is established under authority granted by G.S. § 160A-314(a) "A city may establish and revise from time to time schedules of rents, rates, fees, charges, and penalties for the use of or the services furnished or to be furnished by any public enterprise."

The capacity use fee shall be used to partially recover from new customers the cost of existing development that connects to the utility system.

Capacity Use Fees
	Water Charge	Wastewater Charge
Residential Rate (Per Unit)	$ 980.00	$ 990.00
*General Service Meter Size (inches)*
⅝	980.00	990.00
¾	1,472.00	1,488.00
1	2,450.00	2,480.00
1½	4,900.00	4,960.00
2	7,844.00	7,936.00
3	15,684.00	15,872.00
4	24,506.00	24,800.00
6	49,012.00	49,598.00
8	78,422.00	79,358.00
10	112,732.00	114,080.00
12	210,700.00	212,850.00

Any multifamily project (including, but not limited to, apartments, condominiums, duplexes, townhomes, etc.) shall be charged a system development fee or a capacity use fee equal to fifty (50) percent of the charges set forth for a five-eighths-inch meter times the number of living units included in the dwelling(s) to be served.

With respect to the system development fee or the capacity use fee based on a five-eighths-inch water meter, any single-family dwelling unit having less than one thousand eight hundred twenty-two (1,822) heated square feet may pay the capacity use fee based on the actual heated square footage of the dwelling unit. The computation for determining the charge shall be as follows:

Water—Heated sq. ft. area × CUF Water Residential Rate / 1,822 =

Sewer—Heated sq. ft. area × CUF Sewer Residential Rate / 1,822 =

Total system development capacity use fee = Sum of above calculation.

Editor's note(s)—Ord. No. 88-15, § 2, adopted Feb. 15, 1988 added to the effective date of Ord. No. 88-10 (contained in § 3 thereof) the following:
"Provided that section 29-53 with respect to capacity use fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 1989 and shall apply in all instances in which building permits have not been issued as of said date of 1 July 1989."

Sec. 29-53.1. Exemptions and refunds of the system development fee and capacity use fee for housing units located within the corporate limits of the city and defined as serving affordable to low income households with incomes below 80% of the area median income as calculated annually by the U.S. department of housing and urban development.

There shall be no exemptions and refunds of the fees for housing units affordable to low-income households which are located outside of the corporate limits of the city at the time the individual applies for a water meter or sewer connection. Exemptions and refunds of the fees for housing units affordable to low income households located within the corporate limits of the city at the time the individual applies for a water meter or a sewer connection shall be as follows:

(a) Units not for rental. Any single-family, not for rent, residential unit containing one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet, or less may be exempt from the fees based on building permit data. Any single-family, not for rent, residential unit over one thousand five hundred (1,500) square feet may be exempt from the fees based on builder participation in a low income housing production program as verified by the Greensboro Neighborhood Development Department.

(b) Rental units.

(1) All rental residential units shall be subject to the fees based on meter size and the same will be paid at the time of application for water or sewer connection;

(2) Provided that low income rental residential housing units renting for a monthly rental rate equal to, or less than, the Fair Market Rental rates currently adopted by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Greensboro, North Carolina, area, and in effect at the time of application, shall be eligible for refund of the fees in accordance with subsection (3) below;

(3) The fees will be refunded to the owner of a rental unit upon presentation of proof, on forms available from the city, to the Neighborhood Development Department that sixty (60) percent of the units in the rental development are rented for an amount equal to, or less than, the Fair Market Rental rate currently adopted by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for the Greensboro, North Carolina, area, and in effect at the time of application. The rental amount shall not be adjusted for utilities.

(4) A property owner intending to request a fee refund for particular rental residential units must file written notice with the Neighborhood Development Department when the fees are paid and provide rent documentation once the property has reached sixty (60) percent occupancy.

(5) Provided further that any residential rental units, the owner of which has contracted with the City of Greensboro in advance of construction guaranteeing that sixty (60) percent of the unit rentals will be equal to or less than the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Fair Market Rental rates, shall be entitled to an exemption from the fees.

(c) The Neighborhood Development Department shall have the duty of determining appropriate exemptions from and refunds of the fees. Exemptions shall be administered by the water resources department. Refunds shall be administered by the Neighborhood Development Department.

(d) All refunds of the fees shall be from appropriations duly made and authorized by council.

Sec. 29-53.2. Credits.

Credits are provided to customers for parcels of land that already have an existing water and/or sewer service connection(s). This credit is provided to recognize the system capacity already allocated for the existing connection(s) serving a parcel that is being redeveloped or upgraded to require an increased-sized service connection(s).

In order for the water resources department to determine whether a customer qualifies for this credit and the value of the credit, the following must be done:

(a) Water and/or sewer services to be abandoned must be abandoned at the main and shown on the construction drawing(s) with the property address(es).

(b) Water resources or engineering and inspections department inspectors must provide documented verification of abandonment for each address provided on construction drawing(s).

(c) Water resources records must validate that the service(s) described herein is a valid legal connection(s) based on records research.

The value of previous connection(s) will be calculated based on the current fees in effect at the time of application for new connection(s). This calculated value of the previous connection(s) will be deducted from the fees calculated for the new service connections resulting in a net cost for new service.

In the case of exceeding credits, no refund will be given nor will the customer be allowed to apply credits toward another project. However, a project may include more than one parcel of contiguous property and those credits for all individual parcels may be collectively applied toward the fee associated with establishing any new connection(s) for those same contiguous parcels even if recombined.

In no case shall credits result in a net refund for a project.

Section 3: That all sections not amended herein shall remain in full force and effect.

Section 4: That this ordinance shall become effective on July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Tammi Thurm

I.14
2023 – 339 Ordinance Amending Chapter 25 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Solid Waste Fees - 2023-339

Moved ByCouncilmember Holston

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (7)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, and Councilmember Holston
Noes (2)	Councilmember Hightower, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (7 to 2)

23-082 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 25 OF THE GREENSBORO CODE OF ORDINANCES WITH RESPECT TO SOLID WASTE FEES

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That Section 25-21 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances is hereby amended to read as follows:

Sec. 25-21. - Types of fees.

(a) Solid waste monthly fee. A monthly fee of three dollars and fifty cents ($3.50) shall be assessed to all property units eligible for curbside collection service in accordance with section 25-13 of this chapter. This fee shall be used for the purposes of curbside collection, processing and disposal of refuse, yard waste, bulk waste, and recycling materials. The effective date of this ordinance is July 1, 2022.

(b) Stationary container program. There is hereby established a charge for commercial collection of wet and dry garbage, and recycling materials from stationary containers.

(1) Scheduled commercial refuse collection fees. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2019 2023.

The fee for one (1) time per week shall be one hundred ten dollars ($110.00) one hundred thirty seven dollars ($137.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for two (2) times per week shall be one hundred seventy-six dollars ($176.00) two hundred nineteen dollars ($219.00) per month for each stationary container and two hundred seventy-five dollars ($275.00) three hundred five dollars ($305.00) per month for each stationary packing unit.
The fee for three (3) times per week shall be two hundred twenty dollars ($220.00) two hundred sixty-nine dollars ($269.00) per month for each stationary container and four hundred seven dollars ($407.00) four hundred thirty-seven dollars ($437.00) per month for each stationary packing unit.
The fee for four (4) times per week shall be two hundred fifty-three dollars ($253.00) three hundred nine dollars ($309.00) per month for each stationary container and five hundred thirty-nine dollars ($539.00) five hundred sixty-nine dollars ($569.00) per month for each stationary packing unit.
The fee for five (5) times per week shall be two hundred eighty-six dollars ($286.00) three hundred forty-eight dollars ($348.00) per month for each stationary container.
The fee for six (6) times per week shall be three hundred nineteen dollars ($319.00) three hundred seventy-one dollars ($371.00) per month for each stationary container.

(2) Unscheduled commercial refuse collection fees. Fees shall be sixty dollars ($60.00) per collection for stationary containers and seventy-five dollars ($75.00) per collection for stationary packing units. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 20132023.

(3) Commercial recycling collection fees. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2022 2023.

The fee for one (1) time per week shall be sixty-five dollars ($65.00) ninety-three dollars ($93.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for two (2) times per week shall be seventy-five dollars ($75.00) one hundred six dollars ($106.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for three (3) times per week shall be eighty-five dollars ($85.00) one hundred nineteen dollars ($119.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for four (4) times per week shall be ninety-five dollars ($95.00) one hundred thirty-seven dollars ($137.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for five (5) times per week shall be one hundred five dollars ($105.00) one hundred fifty-one dollars ($151.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.
The fee for six (6) times per week shall be one hundred fifteen dollars ($115.00) one hundred sixty-two dollars ($162.00) per month for each stationary container and stationary packing unit.

(4) Unscheduled commercial recycling collection fees. Fees shall be thirty-five dollars ($35.00) per collection for stationary containers and stationary packing units.

(5) Alcohol beverage commission (ABC) recycling container collection fees. The collection fee for ABC recycling containers located in the municipal service district shall be twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per month and outside the municipal service district shall be forty dollars ($40.00) per month.

(6) Stationary container rental. The monthly rental fee for each stationary container shall be fifty dollars ($50.00) sixty-two dollars ($62.00) per month. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2020 2023.

(d) Special off-street bulk trash service. For special services in the removal of bulk trash from private property, the cost of such service shall be one hundred twenty-five dollars ($125.00) not to exceed one (1) city truckload, paid by the person being served on condition that the city truck is accessible to the pickup point and the bulk trash is prepared in accordance with provisions set forth in this chapter. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2022.

(e) Additional automated refuse and recycling container. A maximum of one (1) additional automated refuse and one (1) automated recycling container may be purchased. The cost shall be sixty-five dollars ($65.00) per automated recycling container and sixty-five dollars ($65.00) per automated refuse container. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2022.

(f) Solid waste disposal fees. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2023.

(1) Refuse, per ton (twelve dollars ($12.00) minimum)$44.00: $48.00

(2) Refuse delivered in cars and passenger van10.00

(3) Shredded tires:

Grind ten (10) inches or under, per ton44.00

Grind over ten (10) inches, per ton75.00

(4) Refuse requiring special handling, per ton150.00

(Refuse that requires the presence of solid waste disposal personnel at disposal for security measures and wastes that is bailed or bulky that requires special handling.)

(5) Stumps [greater than forty (40) inches], per ton31.00

(6) Yard waste destined for the compost facility, per ton40.00

(7) Veterinary disposal fee per carcass5.00

(8) In addition to the fees set forth in this article, the city will collect any fee or tax assessed on solid waste disposal by the county, state or federal government.

(g) Reserved.

(h) Fee schedule for construction and demolition debris landfill.

(1) C&D, per ton (twelve-dollar ($12.00) minimum)31.00 : $34.00

(2) C&D delivered in cars and passenger vans10.00

(i) [Collection of fees.] In addition to the fees set forth in this article, the city will collect any fee or tax assessed on solid waste disposal by the county, state or federal government.

(j) Emptying contaminated recycling container as trash. There is hereby established a charge for the emptying of a recycling dumpster as trash. The cost of such service shall be one hundred dollars ($100.00) per dumpster, such cost to be charged upon the second and all such subsequent collections. For purposes of this section, trash shall mean any item(s) not included in the city's "Recycle Greensboro" recycling program.

(k) Cart roll back fee. There is hereby established a charge for properties that leave recycling and/or refuse containers at the curb after their service day. The cost of such service shall be twenty-five dollars ($25.00) per occurrence after one courtesy roll back. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2022.

(l) Non-requested bulk trash service. For special collections that fall outside of the parameters outlined in section 25-13(h), a fee of two hundred fifty dollars ($250.00) would be charged to the property owner per truckload collected. Prior to material collection and fee, the owner would be notified and have fourteen (14) days to correct the issue as outlined in section 25-22, Enforcement and civil penalties. Fees shall become effective on and after July 1, 2022.

Section 2. That all laws and clauses of laws in conflict with the provisions of this ordinance are hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.

Section 3. That this ordinance shall become effective on July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Hugh Holsten

I.15
2023 – 239 Ordinance Establishing FY 23-24 Grant Project Budget for Community Development Block Grant

Moved ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-083 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FY 23-24 GRANT PROJECT BUDGET FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act, as amended, provides for grant project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of grant projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, and to permit the use of continuing appropriations to account for Community Development Block Grant FY 23-24, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special grant project ordinance for Community Development Block Grant FY 23-24, with the revenues and expenditures being established as shown below: and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the grant project budget for Community Development Block Grant FY 23-24 be established and appropriated for the life of the project as follows:

Description Estimated Estimated

Expenditures Revenues

CDBG Administration & Planning 482,314

Housing Rehabilitation/Repair 973,673

Redevelopment Infrastructure 400,000

Neighborhood Reinvestment 450,000

Fair Housing 21,735

Public Services-Park Renovation 13,850

Contingency Fund 220,000

Total

Federal Grant 2,411,572

Program Income 150,000

Total 2,561,572 2,561,572

Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Marikay Abuzuaiter

I.16
2023 - 241 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for the Emergency Solutions Grant

Moved ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-084 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FY 23-24 GRANT PROJECT BUDGET FOR THE EMERGENCY SOLUTIONS GRANT

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act, as amended, provides for grant project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of grant projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, and to permit the use of continuing appropriations to account for the Emergency Solutions Grant FY 23-24, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special grant project ordinance for the Emergency Solutions Grant FY 23-24, with the revenues and expenditures being established as shown below; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF

GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the grant project budget for the Emergency Solutions Grant FY 23-24 be established and appropriated for the life of the project as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Description Expenditures Revenues

Emergency Solutions Grants $208,732

Federal Grant $208,732

Total $208,732 $208,732

Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Marikay Abuzuaiter

I.17
2023 – 251 Ordinance Establishing the FY 23-24 HOME Program Grant Project Budget for the Greensboro and Guilford Consortium

Moved ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-085 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING THE FY 23-24 HOME PROGRAM GRANT PROJECT BUDGET FOR THE GREENSBORO and GUILFORD CONSORTIUM

WHEREAS, the Cranston-Gonzalez National Affordable Housing Act of 1990, authorizes contiguous units of local government to form consortia in order to receive HOME funding as one jurisdiction;

WHEREAS, the City of Greensboro and Guilford County formed a HOME Consortium;

WHEREAS, State Statutes require pre-authorization of the expenditure of Federal Grant Funds by the Governing Body having jurisdiction over and responsibility for said funds; and

NOW THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the Grant Project Budget for the FY 23-24 HOME Program Grant be established and appropriated for the life of the project as follows:

	Estimated		Estimated
Description	Expenditures		Revenues
Greensboro
Administration	167,303
Housing Development	1,354,779
CHDO Development	250,955
Total Greensboro	1,773,037


Total HOME Consortium	1,773,037


Description
Federal Grant		1,673,037
Program Income		100,000
Total HOME Consortium		1,773,037

Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Yvonne Johnson

I.18
2023 - 249 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)

Moved ByCouncilmember Holston

Seconded ByCouncilmember Thurm

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-086 ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING FY 23-24 GRANT PROJECT BUDGET FOR HOUSING OPPORTUNITIES FOR PERSONS WITH AIDS (HOPWA)

WHEREAS, the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act, as amended, provides for grant project budgeting pursuant to G.S. 159-13.2 as an alternative to annual budgeting of grant projects;

WHEREAS, in order to alleviate the requirements to re-adopt appropriations from fiscal year to fiscal year, and to permit the use of continuing appropriations to account for HOPWA program activities, it is deemed in the best interest of the City to establish a special grant project ordinance for HOPWA FY 23-24, with the revenues and expenditures being established as shown below; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1. That the grant project budget for HOPWA FY 23-24 be established and appropriated for the life of the project as follows:

Estimated Estimated

Description Expenditures Revenues

Administration $37,700

Program Activities $1,218,976

Total $1,256,676

Federal Grant $1,256,676

Total $1,256,676

Section 2. That this Ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Hugh Holston

I.19
2023-437 Ordinance in the Amount of $1,718,925 Establishing the Budget for FY 2023-2024 Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Activities

Moved ByCouncilmember Abuzuaiter

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hoffmann

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-087 ORDINANCE IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,718,925 ESTABLISHING BUDGET FOR FY 2023-2024 GREENSBORO URBAN AREA METROPOLITAN PLANNING ORGANIZATION (MPO) ACTIVITIES

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

Section 1

That the State, Federal, and Other Grants Fund budget of the City of Greensboro is hereby increased as follows for the FY 2023-2024 Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization activities:

ACCOUNT	DESCRIPTION	AMOUNT
220-45-4598265.4110	Salaries/Wages	$443,990
220-45-4598265.4140	Roster Wages	$43,258
220-45-4598265.4510	FICA Contribution	$41,378
220-45-4598265.4520	Retirement Contribution	$44,299
220-45-4598265.4610	Health Coverage-Active	$43,871
220-45-4598265.4650	Dental Coverage- Active	$4,834
220-45-4598265.4710	Life Insurance-Active	$3,370
220-45-4598265.5211	Postage	$250
220-45-4598265.5212	Computer Software	$150,000
220-45-4598265.5213	Office Supplies	$500
220-45-4598265.5221	Advertising	$7,500
220-45-4598265.5222	Professional Organization Dues	$2,000
220-45-4598265.5223	Subscriptions	$500
220-45-4598265.5224	Outside Printing & Publishing	$1,000
220-45-4598265.5235	Small Tools and Equipment	$500
220-45-4598265.5239	Miscellaneous Supplies	$3,506
220-45-4598265.5254	Rental of Equipment	$500
220-45-4598265.5256	Rental of Licensed City Vehicle	$500
220-45-4598265.5261	Books	$250
220-45-4598265.5413	Consultant Services	$541,399
220-45-4598265.5419	Other Services	$15,000
220-45-4598265.5431	In House Printing	$1,000
220-45-4598265.5510	Business/Meeting Expenses	$1,500
220-45-4598265.5520	Seminar/Training Expenses	$6,395
220-45-4598265.5928	In-Kind Services	$339,325
	Total	$1,696,625

And that this increase be financed by increasing the following revenue accounts:

ACCOUNT	DESCRIPTION	AMOUNT
220-45-4598265.7100	Federal Grant	$1,357,300
220-45-4598265.8695	Local In-Kind Services	$339,325
	Total	$1,696,625

Section 2

ACCOUNT	DESCRIPTION	AMOUNT
220-45-4598266.4140	Roster Wages	$10,000
220-45-4598266.5239	Miscellaneous Supplies	$6,150
220-45-4598266.5419	Other Services	$6,150
		$22,300

And that this increase be financed by increasing the following revenue accounts:

ACCOUNT	DESCRIPTION	AMOUNT
220-45-4598266.7100	Federal Grant	$22,300
	Total	$22,300

Section 3

And, that this ordinance becomes effective July 1, 2023.

(Signed) Marikay Abuzuaiter

I.20
2023 – 412 Resolution Authorizing to Contract FY23-24 Homeless Prevention Funds in the Amount of $94,075 with the Greensboro Housing Coalition

Councilmember Holston stated he would recuse himself from the item due to a conflict of interest.

Moved ByCouncilmember Hightower

Seconded ByMayor Pro-Tem Johnson

Motion to adopt the resolution was approved.

Ayes (8)	Mayor Vaughan, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, and Councilmember Matheny

Recuse (1)	Councilmember Holston

Carried (8 to 0)

148-23 RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TO CONTRACT FOR FY23-24 HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION FUNDS IN THE AMOUNT OF $94,075 FOR HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION ACTIVITIES WITH GREENSBORO HOUSING COALITION

WHEREAS, the City will administer $94,075 designated for homelessness prevention;

WHEREAS, Nussbaum funding in the amount of $94,075 is proposed for homelessness prevention activities for Fiscal Year 2023-2024;

WHEREAS, Nussbaum funding in the amount of $94,075 will allow Greensboro Housing Coalition to assist with housing operation needs and to provide housing hotline services in Fiscal Year 2023-2024;

WHEREAS, the agency is a 501(c) (3) tax exempt organization in Fiscal Year 2023-2024;

WHEREAS, Nussbaum funds in the amount of $94,075 will be utilized to fund said contract; and

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the City Manager is hereby authorized to enter into a contract with the aforementioned agency subject to the terms outlined above.

(Signed) Sharon Hightower

I.21
2023-443 Ordinance Amending Department of Labor Community Project Grant in the Amount of $1,600,000 for Workforce Development Programs

Moved ByCouncilmember Holston

Seconded ByCouncilmember Hightower

Motion to adopt the ordinance was approved.

Ayes (9)	Mayor Vaughan, Councilmember Abuzuaiter, Councilmember Hightower, Councilmember Hoffmann, Councilmember Thurm, Councilmember Wells, Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Holston, and Councilmember Matheny

Carried (9 to 0)

23-088 ORDINANCE AMENDING THE WORKFORCE INVESTMENT ACT FUND BUDGET IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,600,000 FOR COMMUNITY PROJECT GRANT FUNDING FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Section 1

BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO:

That the Workforce Investment Act Fund Budget of the City of Greensboro is hereby amended as follows:

Account	Description	Amount
216-02-0298793.5419	Other Services	$ 800,000.00
216-02-0298793.5413	Consultant Services	$ 61,000.00
216-02-0298793.5429	Other Contracted Services	$ 739,000.00

	TOTAL	$ 1,600,000.00

And, that this increase be financed by increasing the following Workforce Investment Act Fund accounts:

Account

Description

Amount

216-02-0298793.7100

Federal Grant

$ 1,600,000.00

TOTAL

$ 1,600,000.00

Section 2

And, that this ordinance should become effective upon adoption.

(Signed) Hugh Holston

I.22
2023 – 366 Boards and Commissions List for June 20, 2023

Moved by Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, seconded by Councilmember Hightower to appoint Vaness Martin to the Solid Waste Commission. The motion carried by voice vote.

Moved by Councilmember Wells, seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter to appoint Lynard Williams to the Solid Waster Commission. The motion carried by voice vote.

J.
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

Councilmember Hightower requested staff to provide weighted M/WBE goals; a B2 Software update; and spoke to recent events attended.

Councilmember Holston spoke to recent events; and the loss of Bill Sullivan.

Councilmember Abuzuaiter spoke to recent events; and commended Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson, Councilmember Hightower, and Councilmember Wells for a recent recognition.

Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson spoke to birthday greetings; and recent events.

Councilmember Wells spoke to an upcoming town hall; and other events.

Councilmember Hoffmann congratulated the History Museum on a recent award.

K.
MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY MANAGER

Mayor Pro-Tem Johnson requested staff to provide an update on the bus wrap.

There were no items for discussion by the City Manager.

L.
MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY

There were no items for discussion by the City Attorney.

M.
ADDENDUM ITEMS

N.
ADJOURNMENT

MV MKA 10:07

Moved by Mayor Vaughan seconded by Councilmember Abuzuaiter, to adjourn the meeting. The motion carried on a voice vote.

The City Council Adjourned at 10:07 p.m.

___________________________ ____________________________

Nancy Vaughan, Mayor Angela Lord, City Clerk

No Item Selected

A.CALL TO ORDER

B.MOMENT OF SILENCE

C.PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

D.COUNCIL PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF THE MEETING

E.CEREMONIAL AND/OR PRESENTATION ITEMS

E.12023-313 City Manager Report

F.PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

G.CONSENT AGENDA (One Vote)

G.32023 - 431 Resolution Accepting Transfer of Lease for 602 South Regional Road

G.12023 – 438 Resolution to Approve Contract in an Amount up to $2,250,000 with TK Elevator Corp for Elevator Maintenance and Repair

G.22023-430 Resolution Approving a Change Order in the Amount of $569,540 for Contract 2018-020 for the Summit Avenue Streetscape Project with Atlantic Contracting Company, Inc.

G.42023 – 407 Resolution Approving Contract 2023-0180 with Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC. for $511,643 for Driving Range Net Replacement at Gillespie Golf Course

G.52023 – 441 Resolution Approving Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System Effective 6-20-2023, 2023-441

G.62023 – 410 ORDINANCE AGREEMENT WITH HUD in the AMOUNT of $75,700 for FY2021

G.72023 - 411 MOU Agreement with HUD in the Amount of $120,620 for Fair Housing Assistance Program - 2023-411

G.82023 – 375 Resolution Authorizing the Sole Source Purchase of a Pontoon Vertical Profiler System for the Lake Brandt Water Pump Station Raw Water Intake in the Amount of $158,000 with Fondriest Environmental, Inc.

G.92023-433 Resolution Granting an Easement to Duke Energy to Install a New Pole and Span Guy on the Properties Located at 2011 and 2217 Near Bywood Road

G.102023-413 Resolution Authorizing the Sale of Foreclosure Property Located at 1945 White Street to RW White, LLC in the Amount of $297,000.00

G.112023-461 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 for Technical Corrections to Ordinance 22-202 - 2023-461

G.122023-454 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 on the Annexation of Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties Located at 800-ZZ, 804, 822, 824, 824-ZZ1, 826-ZZ, 828-ZZ and 832-ZZ1 Roberson Comer Road – 9.27 Acres (Debra M. Ros

G.132023 – 281 Budget Adjustments Requiring Council Approval 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-281

G.142023 -282 Budget Adjustments Approved by Budget Officer 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-282

G.152023 – 390 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 2, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.162023 – 439 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 16, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.172023 – 444 Motion to Approve the May 23, 2023 Work Session Minutes

G.182023 – 442 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 23, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.192023 – 445 Motion to approve the May 25, 2023 Work Session Minutes

H.PUBLIC HEARING

H.12023-424 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 9069 W Market Street and 105 Bobby Lane – 61.6 Acres (G5 Investments LLC and Ninety 69, LLC

H.22023-425 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 9067 and 9069 West Market Street, 105 and 106 Bobby Lane and 8839 Neville Road – Nathan Duggins for D.H. Griffin Wrecking Company, Inc., Hilltop Holdings II, LLC, Colfax Development Company,

H.32023-418 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 5909-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road, 5810 Marion Elsie Drive and portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen A

H.42023-416 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 5905-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road and 5810 Marion Elsie Drive – Michael Goins for Renaissance Church Gate City, Inc

H.52023-419 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen Alice Road Rights of Way – City of Greensboro)

H.62023-421 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties located at 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road and a portion of I-840 right of way– 16.176 Acres (Betty J. Horton and City of Greensboro

H.72023-422 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road – Patrick Donnelly for Betty J Horton

H.82023-423 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for a portion of I-840 Right of Way – City of Greensboro

H.92023-426 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4334 Four Farms Road – Mark Disney for Karen A. and David L. Parks

H.102023-427 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 3623 Irwin Street – Tanya R. and Arthur Boykin

H.112023-428 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 5307, 5307 Near, 5313 and 5317 West Friendly Avenue and 722 and 724 Muirs Chapel Road – Lomax Investments for Lomax Investments, GrantDot Development, LLC and UMAR Services, Inc.

H.122023-429 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4000, 4002 and 4010 Walker Avenue – Thomas E. Terrell, Jr. for Kellin Foundation

I.GENERAL BUSINESS AGENDA

I.12023 – 325 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget - 2023-325

I.22023 – 326 Resolution Adopting the Fiscal Year 2024-33 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) - 2023-326

I.32023 – 327 Ordinance Amending the General Capital Projects Fund - 2023-327

I.42023 – 328 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget for the Greensboro/High Point/Guilford County Workforce Development Consortium Grant Project - 2023-328

I.52023 – 330 Ordinance Amending the Streets and Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund - 2023-330

I.62023 – 331 Ordinance Amending the State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund - 2023-331

I.72023 – 332 Ordinance Amending the Technical Services Projects Fund - 2023-332

I.82023 – 333 Ordinance Amending the Parking Facilities Capital Project Fund - 2023-333

I.92023 – 334 Ordinance Amending the Water Resources Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-334

I.102023 – 335 Ordinance Amending the Stormwater Management Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-335

I.112023 – 336 Ordinance Amending the Water and Sewer Extension Reserve Fund - 2023-336

I.122023 – 338 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Water and Sewer Fees

I.132023 – 449 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending System Development Fees

I.142023 – 339 Ordinance Amending Chapter 25 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Solid Waste Fees - 2023-339

I.152023 – 239 Ordinance Establishing FY 23-24 Grant Project Budget for Community Development Block Grant

I.162023 - 241 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for the Emergency Solutions Grant

Estimated Estimated

Description Expenditures Revenues

I.172023 – 251 Ordinance Establishing the FY 23-24 HOME Program Grant Project Budget for the Greensboro and Guilford Consortium

I.182023 - 249 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)

Estimated Estimated

I.192023-437 Ordinance in the Amount of $1,718,925 Establishing the Budget for FY 2023-2024 Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Activities

I.202023 – 412 Resolution Authorizing to Contract FY23-24 Homeless Prevention Funds in the Amount of $94,075 with the Greensboro Housing Coalition

I.212023-443 Ordinance Amending Department of Labor Community Project Grant in the Amount of $1,600,000 for Workforce Development Programs

I.222023 – 366 Boards and Commissions List for June 20, 2023

J.MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

K.MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY MANAGER

L.MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY

M.ADDENDUM ITEMS

N.ADJOURNMENT

Details

History

Vote Result

A.
CALL TO ORDER

B.
MOMENT OF SILENCE

C.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

D.
COUNCIL PROCEDURE FOR CONDUCT OF THE MEETING

E.
CEREMONIAL AND/OR PRESENTATION ITEMS

E.1
2023-313 City Manager Report

F.
PUBLIC COMMENT PERIOD

G.
CONSENT AGENDA (One Vote)

G.3
2023 - 431 Resolution Accepting Transfer of Lease for 602 South Regional Road

G.1
2023 – 438 Resolution to Approve Contract in an Amount up to $2,250,000 with TK Elevator Corp for Elevator Maintenance and Repair

G.2
2023-430 Resolution Approving a Change Order in the Amount of $569,540 for Contract 2018-020 for the Summit Avenue Streetscape Project with Atlantic Contracting Company, Inc.

G.4
2023 – 407 Resolution Approving Contract 2023-0180 with Carolina Sports Concepts, LLC. for $511,643 for Driving Range Net Replacement at Gillespie Golf Course

G.5
2023 – 441 Resolution Approving Rules and Regulations for the Operation of the Water and Wastewater System Effective 6-20-2023, 2023-441

G.6
2023 – 410 ORDINANCE AGREEMENT WITH HUD in the AMOUNT of $75,700 for FY2021

G.7
2023 - 411 MOU Agreement with HUD in the Amount of $120,620 for Fair Housing Assistance Program - 2023-411

G.8
2023 – 375 Resolution Authorizing the Sole Source Purchase of a Pontoon Vertical Profiler System for the Lake Brandt Water Pump Station Raw Water Intake in the Amount of $158,000 with Fondriest Environmental, Inc.

G.9
2023-433 Resolution Granting an Easement to Duke Energy to Install a New Pole and Span Guy on the Properties Located at 2011 and 2217 Near Bywood Road

G.10
2023-413 Resolution Authorizing the Sale of Foreclosure Property Located at 1945 White Street to RW White, LLC in the Amount of $297,000.00

G.11
2023-461 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 for Technical Corrections to Ordinance 22-202 - 2023-461

G.12
2023-454 Resolution Calling a Public Hearing for July 18, 2023 on the Annexation of Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties Located at 800-ZZ, 804, 822, 824, 824-ZZ1, 826-ZZ, 828-ZZ and 832-ZZ1 Roberson Comer Road – 9.27 Acres (Debra M. Ros

G.13
2023 – 281 Budget Adjustments Requiring Council Approval 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-281

G.14
2023 -282 Budget Adjustments Approved by Budget Officer 5/30/23 through 6/12/23 - 2023-282

G.15
2023 – 390 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 2, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.16
2023 – 439 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 16, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.17
2023 – 444 Motion to Approve the May 23, 2023 Work Session Minutes

G.18
2023 – 442 Motion to Approve Minutes for the May 23, 2023 Regular Meeting Minutes

G.19
2023 – 445 Motion to approve the May 25, 2023 Work Session Minutes

H.
PUBLIC HEARING

H.1
2023-424 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 9069 W Market Street and 105 Bobby Lane – 61.6 Acres (G5 Investments LLC and Ninety 69, LLC

H.2
2023-425 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 9067 and 9069 West Market Street, 105 and 106 Bobby Lane and 8839 Neville Road – Nathan Duggins for D.H. Griffin Wrecking Company, Inc., Hilltop Holdings II, LLC, Colfax Development Company,

H.3
2023-418 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Property located at 5909-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road, 5810 Marion Elsie Drive and portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen A

H.4
2023-416 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 5905-5915 West Gate City Boulevard, 5800 and 5900 Scotland Road and 5810 Marion Elsie Drive – Michael Goins for Renaissance Church Gate City, Inc

H.5
2023-419 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for portions of West Gate City Boulevard and Queen Alice Road Rights of Way – City of Greensboro)

H.6
2023-421 Public Hearing for an Ordinance Annexing Territory into the Corporate Limits for the Properties located at 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road and a portion of I-840 right of way– 16.176 Acres (Betty J. Horton and City of Greensboro

H.7
2023-422 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for 4507 and 4509 McKnight Mill Road – Patrick Donnelly for Betty J Horton

H.8
2023-423 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Original Zoning for a portion of I-840 Right of Way – City of Greensboro

H.9
2023-426 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4334 Four Farms Road – Mark Disney for Karen A. and David L. Parks

H.10
2023-427 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 3623 Irwin Street – Tanya R. and Arthur Boykin

H.11
2023-428 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 5307, 5307 Near, 5313 and 5317 West Friendly Avenue and 722 and 724 Muirs Chapel Road – Lomax Investments for Lomax Investments, GrantDot Development, LLC and UMAR Services, Inc.

H.12
2023-429 Public Hearing for an Ordinance for Rezoning for 4000, 4002 and 4010 Walker Avenue – Thomas E. Terrell, Jr. for Kellin Foundation

I.
GENERAL BUSINESS AGENDA

I.1
2023 – 325 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Annual Operating Budget - 2023-325

I.2
2023 – 326 Resolution Adopting the Fiscal Year 2024-33 Capital Improvements Program (CIP) - 2023-326

I.3
2023 – 327 Ordinance Amending the General Capital Projects Fund - 2023-327

I.4
2023 – 328 Ordinance Establishing the Fiscal Year 2023-24 Budget for the Greensboro/High Point/Guilford County Workforce Development Consortium Grant Project - 2023-328

I.5
2023 – 330 Ordinance Amending the Streets and Sidewalk Capital Projects Fund - 2023-330

I.6
2023 – 331 Ordinance Amending the State Highway Allocation Capital Projects Fund - 2023-331

I.7
2023 – 332 Ordinance Amending the Technical Services Projects Fund - 2023-332

I.8
2023 – 333 Ordinance Amending the Parking Facilities Capital Project Fund - 2023-333

I.9
2023 – 334 Ordinance Amending the Water Resources Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-334

I.10
2023 – 335 Ordinance Amending the Stormwater Management Capital Improvements Fund - 2023-335

I.11
2023 – 336 Ordinance Amending the Water and Sewer Extension Reserve Fund - 2023-336

I.12
2023 – 338 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Water and Sewer Fees

I.13
2023 – 449 Ordinance Amending Chapter 29 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending System Development Fees

I.14
2023 – 339 Ordinance Amending Chapter 25 of the Greensboro Code of Ordinances; Amending Solid Waste Fees - 2023-339

I.15
2023 – 239 Ordinance Establishing FY 23-24 Grant Project Budget for Community Development Block Grant

I.16
2023 - 241 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for the Emergency Solutions Grant

I.17
2023 – 251 Ordinance Establishing the FY 23-24 HOME Program Grant Project Budget for the Greensboro and Guilford Consortium

I.18
2023 - 249 Ordinance Establishing FY 2023-2024 Grant Project Budget for Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS (HOPWA)

I.19
2023-437 Ordinance in the Amount of $1,718,925 Establishing the Budget for FY 2023-2024 Greensboro Urban Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) Activities

I.20
2023 – 412 Resolution Authorizing to Contract FY23-24 Homeless Prevention Funds in the Amount of $94,075 with the Greensboro Housing Coalition

I.21
2023-443 Ordinance Amending Department of Labor Community Project Grant in the Amount of $1,600,000 for Workforce Development Programs

I.22
2023 – 366 Boards and Commissions List for June 20, 2023

J.
MATTERS TO BE DISCUSSED BY THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL

K.
MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY MANAGER

L.
MATTERS TO BE PRESENTED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY

M.
ADDENDUM ITEMS

N.
ADJOURNMENT