Todd Sansbury

West Catawba Avenue Widening Project

The town receives $351,325 from NCDOT for impacted park improvements.

Illicit discharging into Lake Norman

Higher penalties up to $25,000 per day for polluters, no direct cost to taxpayers.

Top 5 Transportation Priority List for Q4

The town pays a $16,000 local match toward a $64,000 study.

FY27 Budget and Proposed 2-Cent Tax Increase

5% higher electric bills for most customer classes; higher permit and zoning fees.

Flock License Plate Reader Cameras

Funding appeared in the FY27 budget; no contract was signed tonight.

FY28 Parks Budget Priorities

The purchase costs $961,950 (about $1.02 million with due diligence and closing), with a possible $500,000 state grant offset.

Downtown Master Plan resident concerns

Potential new MSD taxing district downtown could raise taxes on properties inside its boundary — residents want assurances residences would be excluded.

Police and Fire Staffing Crisis

Roughly $1.1M in salary study increases, funded largely by 1.3 cents of the 2-cent tax hike.

Watershed impervious-surface (BUA) transfers

Recipient property owners gain additional buildable paved area; donor lots permanently give up that capacity.

Peninsula Club maintenance facility setback variance

The club must redesign its maintenance facility plan or build within the existing 45-foot setback.

Bailey Road Traffic and Safety

Town has funded sidewalks and traffic mitigation on its own; $17M earmarked for Bailey Road improvements.

State HB1089 Property Tax Limits

Could constrain future town revenue if enacted by the state legislature.

Commissioner Sansbury Resignation

Dove Creek Sewer Easement Expansion

No excise tax; town grants the easement on its own land.

Symphony in the Park and 250th Anniversary Celebration

CMS Update: New Schools and SRO Funding

Town currently funds elementary SROs without CMS contribution; bond-funded school construction continues.

Town power supply contracts through 2043

Keeps electric rates roughly 10-16% lower than comparable utilities for customers of the town's public power system.

Novant healthcare facilities on Westmoreland Road and Holiday Lane

The Westmoreland project brings an estimated $8-10 million investment and roughly 15 jobs; the Holiday Lane denial forecloses a medical investment on that site.

Transit governance transition under the PAVE Act

Bailey Road Park Tennis and Pickleball Complex grants

The amendment adds $611,000 in grant revenue, none of it from local taxpayers.

FY2027 Operating Budget Ordinance and Tax Rate

Close FY27 Budget Public Hearing

FY27 Fee Schedule

Consent Agenda (Utility Easement Expansion and May 18 Minutes)

Approval of Agenda

CONSENT AGENDA

Approve Regular Meeting Minutes - May 18th

Approval of Agenda

Continue FY27 Budget Public Hearing to June 1

REZ 03-26 Champion Tire Truck Parking Amendment — Ordinance #2026-00908

REZ 03-26 Consistency Resolution #2026-01200

Award Vehicle Installment Financing — Resolution #2026-01201

Resolution Opposing HB1089 — Resolution #2026-01202

Ordinance #2026-00909 — Title 5, Chapter 50 Electricity

Ordinance #2026-00910 — Title 9, Chapter 93 Parks and Recreation

R-2555B Deed for Highway Right of Way and Improvement Agreement

Consent Agenda — May 4 Minutes

Big Day at the Lake Proclamation

Anniversary of JM Alexander Middle School Bus Accident

Approve Regular Meeting Minutes - May 4th

approving Ordinance #2026-00911 adopting the FY27 operating budget and setting the property tax rate at 19.31 cents per $100 of assessed value

deny rezoning request REZ 08-25

REZ 08-25 Holiday Lane Healthcare Facility — denial

He stated that adding medical use is always a benefit to the community.

approving Resolution #2026-01198 declaring REZ 08- 25 is NOT consistent with the town’s Land Use Plan and NOT in the best interest of the public