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2026-11-02 - City Council Meeting

Summary

Built from the posted agenda and council packet only; no minutes or video recorded yet.

  • Regular council meeting, Monday, November 2, 2026, 6:00 PM, Council Chambers, 106 E. Washington St. The next regular meeting is Monday, December 7.
  • Public hearings: a UDO text amendment to Table 4-1-1 (Business District Two-Family Dwelling Text Amendment); rezoning of 106-108 S. Second St from R-12 to B-1 (South Second Street Rezoning); and rezoning of about 0.46 acre at 715 Roosevelt St from R-20 to R-8 (715 Roosevelt Street Rezoning).
  • Resolution approving financing terms for an aerial ladder (tiller) fire truck, not to exceed $2,580,550: see Aerial Ladder Fire Truck Financing.
  • Contract items: a $850,000 extension of the Turner Asphalt street resurfacing contract (2.08 miles), and a $175,650 change order for the Public Works shop renovation (Public Works Facilities).
  • Consent agenda: a voluntary contiguous annexation petition from Koury Corporation, final plat for Koury Mebane Development, final plat reapproval for Evolve Phase 2 and Cambridge Park Phase 4A, and the FY26-27 first quarter financial report.

Agenda

Monday, November 2, 2026, 6:00 PM, Council Chambers, 106 E. Washington St.

Consent: voluntary contiguous annexation petition, Koury Corporation; final plat, Koury Mebane Development; final plat reapproval, Evolve Phase 2 and Cambridge Park Phase 4A; FY26-27 first quarter financial report.

Public hearings:

Other business:

  • Resolution approving financing terms for the aerial ladder (tiller) fire truck: not to exceed $2,580,550, rate not to exceed 4.82%, term not to exceed 10 years; annual payment $333,859.81 beginning November 2027 (Aerial Ladder Fire Truck Financing)
  • Recreation and Parks Advocacy Commission appointments
  • FY26-27 street repair and resurfacing: extension of the Turner Asphalt contract, $850,000 change order, 2.08 miles
  • Public Works shop renovation: change order to Central Builders, Inc. of Mebane, $175,650 (original bid $286,400, negotiated down) (Public Works Facilities)
  • The packet also notes the Koury recreation contribution of $466,000, up $20,000 from $446,000, a pump station of roughly $2 million and a reimbursement estimate of about $1.27 million: see Koury Mebane Development Annexation and Plat.
  • FY26-27 first quarter financial report: General Fund revenue $14.91 million against a $51.59 million budget, a $4.04 million deficit after encumbrances; Utility Fund $3.66 million deficit after encumbrances: see FY26-27 First Quarter Financial Report.

The October meeting was moved from October 5 to October 20 (see 2026-10-20 - City Council).

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