A.
COMMENCEMENT
1.
Call to Order (Provided)
2.
Ceremonial Opening (Provided)
3.
Adoption of agenda
(Adopted with amendment noted below)
The
applicant has withdrawn agenda item B.2.a.,
Comprehensive
Plan Amendment 07-CPA-02,
Chapel Hill
Road.
Council
may remove this item from the agenda.
B.
CONSENT AGENDA
1.
Regular Consent Agenda (any regular consent
agenda item pulled for discussion will be discussed at the end of the
old/new business portion of the agenda, which is item H on this agenda)
a.
Consideration of approval of the minutes of the regular town council
meeting held on June 28, 2007,
the minutes of the special town council meeting held on
June 28, 2007, and the
minutes of the work session held on
July 10, 2007.
(Approved)
b.
Consideration
of
amending the condemnation
resolution approved for Ann R. Suggs for the Terrington Pump Station
and Force Main Project.
(Approved)
c. Consideration
of adoption of a certificate of sufficiency and resolution calling for a
public hearing to be conducted on the following citizen-initiated
annexation.
ANNEXATION PETITION 07-A-23
Property owner: Cary Creek LTD Partnership
Property location: 2,910 feet northeast of
Cary Glen Boulevard and McCrimmon Parkway
Acreage:
6.86 acres
Zoning: Residential 40
Contiguous to Corporate Limits: Yes
Associated rezoning or development plan: 07-SP-037 (
Alston Town Apartments)
Proposed use: Residential Multi-Family in a Mixed Use
Overlay District
Speaker: Mr. Dan Matthys
(Approved)
2.
Land Development Consent Agenda (any land
development consent agenda item pulled for discussion will be discussed
at the end of the land development discussion portion of the agenda,
which is item D on this agenda)
a.
Comprehensive
Plan Amendment 07-CPA-02,
Chapel Hill
Road
Location: 7331 (portion) and 7425 Chapel Hill Road; southeast
quadrant of Chapel Hill Road and Trinity Road intersection
Current Comprehensive Plan: Office/Industrial (OFC/IND), Office/Institutional (OFC/INS), and Commercial (COM)
Proposed Comprehensive Plan: Commercial (COM) and
Office/Industrial (OFC/IND)
Acreage: 3.1 ±
Presenter: Ms. Meredith Chandler
Planning and Zoning Board Recommendation: unanimous
recommendation to approve (withdrawn by applicant)
b.
SITE PLAN
07-SP-019,
DAVIS DRIVE
STORAGE
Location:
southeast of the intersection of Davis Drive and Collins Road
Proposal: three mini-storage buildings with a total size of
87,096 square feet
Acreage: 3.02 acres
Associated Plan: Special Use 07-SU-002, approved by council on
June 28, 2007
Presenter:
Mr. Greg Barnes
Planning and Zoning Board Recommendation: unanimous recommendation
to approve
(Approved)
3.
Operations Committee, July 5, 2007 (any committee consent agenda item
pulled for discussion will be discussed at the end of the committee
discussion portion of the agenda, which is item G on this agenda)
(Mrs. Robinson)
a.
Contract Award – Professional
Services for the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Facility Phase II Residuals,
Pumping and Chemical Feed Facilities Project
(EN08-001)
Committee unanimously recommended awarding a contract for design and
construction phase services for the Cary/Apex Water Treatment Facility
Phase II Residuals, Pumping and Chemical Feed Facilities Project to HDR, Inc., with a not-to-exceed value of $1,308,231 and
funding this professional services contract with contracted services
funding from project WT1125. This award by Council represents a
preliminary determination as to the qualifications of this consulting
firm and no legally binding acceptance of this award will occur until
the Town of Cary has executed a legally binding agreement.
(Approved)
b.
Proposed Stormwater Detention
Ordinance
(EN08-002)
Committee unanimously recommended incorporating proposed stormwater
detention ordinance into the next round of LDO amendments requiring a
Downstream Impact Analysis for all new developments that require
site/subdivision plan approval.
(Approved)
c.
Contract Award – Subsurface
Utility Engineering (SUE) On-Call Services
(EN08-006)
Committee unanimously recommended KCI Associates, P.A. and ESP Associates, P.A. be awarded contracts to provide on-call Subsurface
Utility Engineering Services for a contract duration of two years.
These proposed contracts will not be included as a specific item in the
Town of
Cary’s overall budget. Costs for SUE services will be incorporated into
the budgets for the capital projects that require SUE services. This
award by Council represents a preliminary determination as to the
qualifications of these firms and no legally binding acceptance occurs
until the Town has executed a written agreement.
(Approved)
d.
Highcroft Drive Speed Limit
Ordinance
(EN08-007)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of two speed limit related
ordinance amendments to codify recent Town Council action for Highcroft
Drive.
(Approved)
e.
Contract Award: Geotechnical
and Construction Materials Testing and Engineering Inspections Services
for the Kildaire Farm Road Widening and Trinity Road Extension Projects
(EN08-009)
Committee unanimously recommended that a lump sum contract be awarded to
Mulkey, Inc., for $194,615 for geotechnical and construction materials
testing and engineering services for bridge/box culvert/retaining wall
inspections for the Kildaire Farm Road Widening and Trinity Road
Extension Projects. This award by Council represents a preliminary
determination as to the qualifications of this consulting firm and no
legally binding acceptance of this award occurs until the Town has
executed a written agreement.
(Approved)
f.
Requests for Assistance with
Drainage
(EN08-010)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of the four highest ranked
locations under Policy Statement 35 which include the purchase,
demolition, and creation of open space, the construction of a floodwall,
and cleaning out the debris jams from the channel using the funds
appropriated in FY07. Committee further recommended approval of the six
highest ranked locations for assistance under Policy Statement 146.
(Pulled from consent agenda for discussion)
g.
Street Storm Drainage System
Rehabilitation
(EN08-011)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of all projects listed for
street Storm Drainage System Rehabilitation. (Approved)
h.
Sales Tax Reallocation Audit
(FN08-01)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of Wake County’s
request for Cary to share in the cost of a sales tax reallocation audit
and appropriate $20,000 of additional sales tax revenue and $20,000 for
the audit fees to the Finance Department budget as a component of the
general government expenditure authority. (Approved)
i.
Amendments to Schedules
(PD08-002)
Committee unanimously recommended adoption of an ordinance amendment to
the Town Code Sec. 34-329 (stop streets) and Sec. 34-330 (subordinate
streets). (Approved)
j.
Recognition of Grant Award
(PD08-003)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of the following actions to
authorize the police related expenditures in the amount of $16,268:
-
Recognize $14,388 in
federal grant funds revenue into the General Fund as awarded by the
Department of Justice to the General Fund Justice Assistance revenue
account.
-
Appropriate $14,388 of grant funding to the Police Department’s
Capital Equipment Account for the purchase of three video camera
systems.
-
Appropriate $1,880 from the Police Department’s supplies account to
the Police Department’s Capital Equipment Account for the purchase
of three video camera systems. (Approved)
k.
Fit Community
(PR08-01)
Committee unanimously recommended adoption of a resolution recognizing
Cary’s designation as a Fit Community and directing the installation of
highway signage identifying Cary’s designation as such. (Approved)
l.
US 1/64 Noise Wall Aesthetics
(EN08-008)
Committee unanimously recommended the implementation of
Option 6, which includes the installation of vines, such
as the Virginia Creeper, behind 117,177 square feet (6,255 linear feet)
of existing noise walls immediately adjacent to the roadway. The cost
is estimated at $20,000 and the work would be done by Town staff,
resulting in little or no inconvenience to the traveling public and
adjacent property owners. (Approved)
m.
Traffic and Pedestrian Safety
Adjacent to Schools
(PD08-001)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of the ordinance amendment
and policy on school zones developed to provide for speed reductions,
and installation of signs, street markings and warning flashers as well
as the appropriation of $260,000 from general fund fund balance to a new
transportation capital project to bring existing Cary area schools into
compliance with this policy. Committee directed police, fire, planning
and engineering staff to work in conjunction with the Wake County School
System as new schools are built in order to incorporate student safety
into the site and design development. (Approved)
4.
Planning and Development Committee, July 17, 2007 (any committee
consent agenda item pulled for discussion will be discussed at the end
of the committee discussion portion of the agenda, which is item G on
this agenda) (Mr. Roseland)
a.
Land Development Ordinance (LDO) Text Amendments (Round 9) (PL08-003)
Committee unanimously recommended setting a public hearing for August 23, 2007 to receive comments on LDO amendments.
(Pulled from the consent agenda for discussion)
b.
Retaining Wall Heights in the
Renaissance Manor Subdivision
(PL08-004)
Committee unanimously recommended granting a
request to allow a retaining wall height of up to fifteen feet.
(Approved)
c.
Utility Service Line through a
Required Buffer (PL08-005)
Committee unanimously recommended granting
a request to allow a utility service line to cross a required
50-foot buffer to address a failed septic system. (Approved)
d.
Black Creek Greenway Public Art Project (PR08-02)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of a Cary Visual Art (CVA)
initiated public art project encompassing the Black Creek Greenway and
the intersection at Maynard and Chapel Hill Roads. (Approved)
C.
RECOGNITIONS, REPORTS, AND PRESENTATIONS
N/A
D. LAND
DEVELOPMENT DISCUSSION ITEMS
1.
Rezoning
06-REZ-31, SEARS FARM PLANNED
DEVELOPMENT AMENDMENT
Location:
Southeast corner of High House Road and Davis Drive
Current zoning: Planned Development District
Request: Amend the Planned Development Plan
Acreage: 75.20 acres
Presenter: Mrs. Debra Grannan
Comprehensive Plan Consistency: In accordance with N.C.G.S.
160A-383, and based upon the recommendations and detailed information
developed by staff and/or the Planning & Zoning Board contained in the
case report, approval of this case by the Cary Town Council will
officially adopt the individual rezoning report as evidence that
consistency with the Comprehensive Plan has been thoroughly evaluated
and that this is a reasonable action to further the community’s public
interest in carrying out the Comprehensive Plan.
Planning and Zoning Board
Recommendation:
5-1 vote to approve
Recommended Council Action:
Council may take final action. Due to a valid protest petition filed
on this proposal, six affirmative votes are required to approve; simple
majority vote is required to deny. (Approved
with revised conditions)
2.
MIXED USE SKETCH PLAN 06-MU-07, CORNERSTONE
Location:
Northeast corner of Davis Drive and High House Road
Current zoning: Residential 40 (R-40) with Cornerstone Community
Mixed Use Center Overlay District
Request: Mixed Use Sketch Plan to allow retail, office,
multi-family and single-family uses
Acreage: 67.90 ±
Staff Presenter: Ms. Jennifer Currin
Planning and Zoning Board Recommendation:
5-3 vote to deny
Recommended Council Action:
Council
may take final action. The protest petition is no longer valid
according to Land Development Ordinance requirements. Simple majority
vote is required. (Approved)
3.
REZONING 07-REZ-04, Wrenn Property
Location:
1504 Yates Store Road
Current zoning: Residential 40 (R-40)
Requested zoning: Residential 12 Conditional Use (R-12 CU)
Acreage: 18.732 ±
Presenter: Ms. Jennifer Currin
Comprehensive Plan Consistency:
In accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-383, and based upon the
recommendations and detailed information developed by staff and/or the
Planning & Zoning Board contained in the case report, approval of this
case by the Cary Town Council will officially adopt the individual
rezoning report as evidence that consistency with the Comprehensive Plan
has been thoroughly evaluated and that this is a reasonable action to
further the community’s public interest in carrying out the
Comprehensive Plan.
Planning and Zoning Board
Recommendation:
unanimous recommendation to approve (annexation must occur first; item
E.7.a. on this agenda)
Recommended Council Action: Take no action; vote may occur
immediately after agenda item E.7.a. (Action was taken to approve
this item following the approval of the annexation [agenda item E.7.a.])
E.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
1.
SPECIAL USE PERMIT 07-SU-006
All speakers must be administered an oath by the
town clerk prior to speaking.
Street address:
509 Madison Avenue
Current zoning: Residential 12 (R12)
Request: To operate a large home day care
Total Acreage: 0.275 ±
Speaker: Mrs. Debra Grannan
Council Action: Council may take
action (Approved with conditions recommended by staff)
2. Park
at
West
Lake
Development:
a.
ANNEXATION PETITION 07-A-18
Property owners:
Nunn Better Custom Homes, Inc.; Kerr-Smith Homes & Land, Inc.; Armstrong
Custom Homes, Inc.; L and L of Raleigh, Inc.; Heavenly Homes - Kevin R.
Swartz, Inc.; Braswell Construction Company, Inc.; Huntley Design Build,
Inc.; Winslow Development Properties, Corp.
Property location: Park @ West Lake-south of Optimist Farm Road,
west of West Lake Road and northwest of the South Cary Water Reclamation
Facility
Acreage: 20.11 plus 3.65 acres of right-of-way
Zoning: Residential 30 Conditional Use Wake (R-30CUW)
Contiguous to Corporate Limits: Yes
Associated Rezoning Case: 07-REZ-08 (Park @ Westlake)
Proposed use: Residential Subdivision
Speaker:
Mr. Dan Matthys
Council Action: No action is required; staff will place this item
on a future agenda so that final action will occur simultaneously with
the associated rezoning, 07-REZ-08 (No
action required)
b.
REZONING 07-REZ-08, Park at Westlake
Location: Southwest of the Optimist Farm and West Lake Roads, intersection
and northwest of the South Cary Water Reclamation Facility
Current zoning: Residential-20 Conditional Use Wake County (R-20
CU W) and Residential-30 Wake County (R-30 W)
Requested zoning: Resource/Recreation (R/R), Transitional
Residential (TR) and Residential-12 (R-12)
Acreage: 23.78 ±
Speaker: Ms. Jennifer Currin
Council Action: Refer
to August 20, 2007
Planning and Zoning Board meeting (Referred to 8/20/07 P&Z
meeting)
3. Grist
Mill Development
a.
ANNEXATION PETITION 07-A-20
Property owners: Willam and Mary Jane Smith
Property address: 130
feet west of intersection of Kildaire Farm Road and Ten Ten Road
Acreage: 5.61 plus 0.81 acres of right-of-way
Zoning: Residential 30 Wake (R-30W)
Contiguous to Corporate Limits: Yes
Associated Rezoning Case:
07-REZ-11 (Grist Mill)
Proposed use:
Office & Institutional in Mixed Use Overlay District
Speaker: Mr. Dan Matthys
Council Action: No action is required; staff will place this item
on a future agenda so that final action will occur simultaneously with
the associated rezoning, 07-REZ-11 (No
action required)
b.
REZONING 07-REZ-11, GRIST MILL
Location: SW Intersection of Ten Ten and Kildaire Farm Roads
Current zoning: Residential 30 Wake (R30W) and Residential 8 (R8)
Requested Zoning: Office & Institutional Conditional Use (OI-CU)
Acreage: 5.74 ±
Speaker: Mrs. Debra Grannan
Council Action: Refer
to
October
15, 2007
Planning and Zoning Board meeting (Referred to 10/15/07 P&Z
meeting)
c.
MIXED USE SKETCH PLAN 07-MU-05, GRIST MILL
Location: SW Intersection of Ten Ten and Kildaire Farm Roads
Current zoning: Residential 30 Wake (R30W) and Residential 8 (R8)
Requested Zoning: Office & Institutional Conditional Use (OI-CU)
Mixed Use Sketch Plan: 18,200 square feet of office and 19,200
square feet of commercial uses
Acreage: 5.74 ±
Speaker: Mrs. Debra Grannan
Council Action: Refer
to October 15, 2007
Planning and Zoning Board meeting (Referred
to 10/15/07 P&Z meeting)
4.
REZONING 07-REZ-15,
Falcone Parkway
Map Correction
Location: 100 Falcone Parkway
Current zoning: Town Center (TC) with a Mixed Density Residential
(MXDR) sub-district
Requested zoning:
Town
Center with an Industrial (I) sub-district
Acreage: 1.47 ±
Speaker: Mr. Dan Matthys
Council Action: Council may take
action (Approved)
5.
Comprehensive Plan Amendment
07-CPA-07,
Davis Drive
Location: 3399 Davis Drive;
southwest corner of Davis Drive and Morrisville Parkway
Current Comprehensive Plan: Office/Institutional (OFC/INS)
Proposed Comprehensive Plan: Medium Density Residential (MDR)
Acreage: 6.49 ±
Speaker: Mrs. Anna Readling
Council Action: Refer
to September 17, 2007
Planning and Zoning Board meeting (Referred to 9/17/07 P&Z meeting)
6.
REZONING 07-REZ-12,
Davis
Drive Property
Location: 3399 Davis Drive;
southwest corner of Davis Drive and Morrisville Parkway
Current zoning: Office & Institutional Conditional Use (O&I CU)
Requested zoning: Residential Multi-family Conditional Use (RMF
CU)
Acreage: 6.49 ±
Speaker: Ms. Jennifer Currin
Council Action: Refer
to November 17, 2007
Planning and Zoning Board meeting (Referred
to 11/17/07 P&Z meeting)
7.
Citizen-Initiated Annexations:
a.
ANNEXATION PETITION 07-A-19
Property owners: David & Deana Wrenn
Property address: 1504 Yates Store Road
Acreage: 17.69 plus 0.53 acres of right-of-way
Zoning: Residential 40 (R-40)
Contiguous to Corporate Limits: Yes
Associated Rezoning Case:
07-REZ-04 (Wrenn Property)
Proposed use:
Residential Single Family
Speaker: Mr. Dan Matthys
Council Action: Council may take
action and then immediately take action on the associated rezoning,
07-REZ-04 (refer to agenda item D.3.) (Approved,
and then approved the rezoning [07-REZ-04])
b.
ANNEXATION PETITION 07-A-21
Property owner: Allen K. Miedema
Property address:
6108 Deerwood
Place
Acreage: 0.41
Zoning: Transitional Residential (TR)
Contiguous to Corporate Limits: Yes
Associated rezoning or development plan: None
Proposed use: Residential Single Family
Speaker: Mr. Dan Matthys
Council Action: Council may take
action (Approved)
F.
PUBLIC SPEAKS OUT (see official minutes)
G.
COMMITTEE REPORTS
(discussion
items)
1.
Operations Committee, July 5, 2007 (any item pulled from the
committee consent agenda for discussion [agenda item B.3.] will be
discussed during this portion of the agenda)
(Mrs. Robinson)
a.
Requests for Assistance with
Drainage
(EN08-010)
Committee unanimously recommended approval of the four highest ranked
locations under Policy Statement 35 which include the purchase,
demolition, and creation of open space, the construction of a floodwall,
and cleaning out the debris jams from the channel using the funds
appropriated in FY07. Committee further recommended approval of the six
highest ranked locations for assistance under Policy Statement 146.
Approved staff's revised recommendation as is noted below. Also
authorized staff to conduct an engineering, scientific analysis to come
up with solutions to the flooding problem at the intersection of Warren
and Pleasants and to conduct neighborhood meetings and share these
solutions with the residents.
(a)
approve all of the proposed projects rated under Policy Statement
35. These include the purchase, demolition, and creation of open space of the
properties located at 708 Brookgreen Drive and 413 King George Loop, the
construction of a floodwall’s at 307 Chalon Drive and 401 King George Loop and
cleaning out the debris jams from the channel at 602 Austin Avenue. This work
will require a total of $511,710 to complete all funding requests for Policy
Statement 35. This is an additional $16,500 over the previous staff report
request (EN08‑010).
(b)
approve the top six rated locations
for assistance under Policy Statement 146. The locations are: 112 Agassi Court,
317 Holloway Street, 937 Ralph Drive, and 1110 Ralph Drive, 1001 Warren Avenue
and 417 S. West Street.
2.
Planning and Development Committee,
July 17, 2007 (any item pulled from the committee consent agenda
for discussion [agenda item B.3.] will be discussed during this portion
of the agenda) (Mr. Roseland)
a.
Land Development Ordinance (LDO) Text Amendments (Round 9) (PL08-003)
Committee unanimously recommended setting a public hearing for August 23, 2007 to receive comments on LDO amendments. (Approved
committee recommendation; directed staff to
gather information for a council work session on activity center overlay
projects and mixed use sketch plan projects to re-evaluate the
appropriate levels of density and the community vision the council
intends for those parcels throughout town)
b.
South Hills
Sign – Request for LDO Amendment to Allow Changeable Copy
(PL08-006)
Committee recommended that no
amendments be made to the LDO that would permit a changeable copy
feature on signs beyond that which is currently permitted and that
enforcement action regarding the South Hills pole sign continue.
Committee also requested that staff address the legal justification for
allowing changeable copy signs at theaters, service stations and
schools. Council may take action. (Upheld committee's
recommendation)
H.
OLD/NEW BUSINESS
(any item pulled from the regular consent agenda for discussion [agenda
item B.1.] will be discussed during this portion of the agenda)
N/A
I.
CLOSED SESSION (not called)
J.
ADJOURNMENT (11:10 p.m.)
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