TOWN OF CHAPEL HILL

Town of Chapel Hill

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Chapel Hill Town Council Agenda

Tuesday, April 5, 2005

Estimated Time		Agenda Item

10	1.	Ceremonies:

		a. Recognition of Volunteer Week.

		b. Recognition of Meals on Wheels.

		c. Presentation of Franklin Streetscape by Stuart George.

	2.	Public Hearings: None.

30	3.	Petitions by citizens and announcements by Council members.

		a.	Petitions by citizens on items not on the agenda.

			1.	Leo Wagoner and Pearson Stewart, Carol Woods Retirement Community re: Noise Abatement.
			2.	Jed Dube re: Bike to Work Week.
			3.	Stanley J. Robboy and Lee R. Nackman re: Expedited Review of Chapel Hill Kehillah Concept Plan and Special Use Permit.
			4.	Michael Stout re: Safety and Traffic Flow at the Intersection of Ferrell and Tinkerbell Streets in Colony Woods.
			5.	Jan Sassaman and Randy Kabrick re: Town Participation in a Solid Waste Advisory Board Work Group.
			6.	Michael Maxwell re: Expedited Review of Family House at UNC Hospitals Special Use Permit Application.
			7.	Jan Sassaman re: Regulated Recyclable Materials Ordinance (RRMO).
			8.	Tim Dempsey re: Recommendation on Neighborhood Protection District Designation.
			9.	Chapel Hill Downtown Economic Development Corporation re: Establishing an Ordinance Permitting the Sale and Consumption of Alcoholic Beverages on Town Property During Specifically Designated Community Events.
			10.	Hamlin Park Homeowners Association re: Installation of Trash Receptacle at Bus Stop on Ephesus Church Road.

		b.	Petitions by citizens on items on the agenda.

		c.	Announcements by Council members.

5	4.	Consent agenda: action items (R-1). (Any item may be removed for separate discussion at the end of the Council meeting.)

		a.	Acceptance of Federal Grant Funds for Police In-Car Cameras (O-1).
		b.	Demolition of House Remains at 1613 US 15-501 South (O-2) (R-2).
		c.	Jordan Lake Non-Point Source Nutrient Management Strategy Update and Designation of Manager as Representative for Discussion (R-3).
		d.	Extension of the Siena Hotel’s Lease of Town-Owned Parking Spaces (R-4).
		e.	Request to Reschedule June 13 Council Meeting Date (R-5).
		f.	Amendment to Project Ordinance for the Transitional Housing Program (O-3).
		g.	Installment Financing Approval for Town Operations Center (R-6a, 6b).
		h.	Resolution Calling a Public Hearing to Consider Modification to Sign Regulations and Government Land Regulations (R-7).
		i.	Street Acceptance Regarding Dogwood Acres Drive (R-8).
		j.	Acceptance of Right of First Refusal for American Legion Property (R-9).

10	5.	Information items. (Any item may be removed for separate discussion at the end of the Council meeting.)

		a.	Response to Petition re: Safety Issues at S. Estes Drive and Fordham Blvd.
		b.	Follow-Up Report Regarding Prohibition of Left Turns from the Access Road onto Old Durham Road at its Intersection with US 15-501.
		c.	Follow-up Report Regarding Installation of Traffic Signal Activation Loops for Bicycles at Signalized Intersections.
		d.	Response to Petition re: Potential Legion Road Homeless Shelter Location.
		e.	Response to Petition from Downtown Economic Development Corporation re: Wicked Burrito Property.

5	6.	Southern Community Park Special Use : Request to Continue Public Hearing Until April 11, 2005 (R-9.1).

10	7.	Resolution to Rename Martin Luther King, Jr. Street (R-10).

30	8.	Triangle Transit Authority Annual Report (no attachment).

20	9.	Chapel Hill 2007-2013 Transportation Priority List (R-11).

20	10.	Proposal for Fee Assessment Study (R-12) (O-4).

5	11.	Appointments:

		a.	Transportation Board

	12.	Petitions:

		a.	By the Mayor and Council Members.
		b.	By the Manager and Attorney.

	13.	Reserved for discussion of consent agenda items if necessary.

	14.	Request for closed session to discuss property acquisition, personnel, and litigation matters.

Chapel Hill Town Council Agenda

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