City Council - Regular Meeting

Good evening, everyone. Good evening and welcome to our town board meeting. We are happy to see all of you here today. We thank you for coming to participate in the local election. We begin the meetings with prayers and prayers. Commissioner Larry Smith will pray and Mayor Pro Time Merlin Garner will preach prayers. Can everyone stand up as God? Let us pray together. God, thank you for giving us the opportunity to live in this country, in this state, in this society. Lord, thank you for giving us the opportunity to come here as a group of people who are interested in discussing issues related to our city. Lord, I pray that you give us wisdom tonight. I pray that today's meeting goes well. As a result of this meeting, I pray for good things to happen to Effigy. Lord, I always pray that everything we do and say may be a blessing to you. I pray that you will continue to bless Effigy. In the name of Jesus, we ask this. Amen. Amen. Amen. Say it with God. Congratulations to the Republic of America. Thank you very much. At this time, I would like to invite Town Manager Adam Mitchell to present the protocol for public participation in this meeting.

Thank you, Mayor.

Good evening. Good evening, board members. Today's town board meeting will be held on the YouTube channel of the town and on the Facebook page of the town. There is time to share the opinions of the public in today's meeting, but there are no special hearings today. We invite the public to come forward and give their opinions. If possible, Mayor Harris will call the people who wish to speak to the town board. Those who come to speak to the town board at the time of the public comment should also put their name and address in the green registration sheet near the podium before the public comment begins. Those who wish to speak at the time of the public comment should also speak with their name and address clearly. We urge the public to reduce the number of comments within three minutes so that everyone can have a chance to speak. We urge the people who have different opinions on the issues discussed by the town board to behave respectfully. We urge everyone who participates in this meeting not to be afraid to shake hands, make a loud noise, or protest against the opinions expressed during public comments. This action is required by the police to remove anyone from the boardroom without following the protocol. If the meeting protocol is not followed, it is decided that the public opinion will be given by the Mayor, who is in charge of the meeting. This concludes the protocol for today's meeting.

Thank you very much, Town Manager Mitchell. Our next item. The item for today's meeting is 3 minutes approval. On August 26, 2018, the town board of commissioners will accept the minutes of the regular meeting. What is your opinion? Mayor, we can do that. I agree. On August 26, 2018, the town board of commissioners will accept the minutes of the regular meeting. What is your opinion? Mayor, we can do that. I agree. On August 26, 2018, the town board of commissioners will accept the minutes of the regular meeting. What is your opinion? Those who agree with this suggestion, say aye. Aye. Is there anyone against? The suggestion has been passed. Next, we need to complete the leadership certificate program of North Carolina Justice Academy. Police Medavi Smith will give you more details about today's agenda. Suprabhadam, Chief.

Suprabhadam, Mayor, Commissioners. Suprabhadam, everyone. Come here. There is no need to be shy. So, when I get the opportunity to talk to you about the activities they do daily in the Fukue Police Department, it is always a pleasure. Tonight, we are going to do it. I am honored to welcome Captain Michael McDonald, Lieutenant Philip Wallinger, and Sergeant Joshua Starkey from North Carolina Justice Academy to the Leadership Certificate Program. So, sir, will you come here tonight? We have Kevin Tingen with us tonight. He is the instructor and developer of North Carolina Justice Academy. He is also the head of the Leadership Certificate Program and Leadership Institute. They have spent a lot of time with him. So, to talk less about this program and to give awards to these great employees, we asked him to come here tonight. So, I'll be on my way. Kevin, let me talk about your program. Thank you, sir. Thank you, Cheeba.

Superbatham. Superbatham. As he suggested, I'm Kevin Tingen. Um. First of all, let me say that I was born and raised in Fukue. However, may God bless you. I am very happy to be able to welcome my own country's employees here. Yes, they are also part of the group of leaders growing up in this country. They are people who work under you and can help you grow and grow. This leadership institute is 120 hours long. This is a three-week course. They can spend time with me in the beautiful North Carolina, Salemburg. I don't know if you've spent too much time there, but there's nothing big to see there. But they spend three weeks with me there. Apart from that, they have to spend more than 280 hours on leadership training. This helps them grow and become better. Therefore, this city has a long history of creating great leaders from the past. When I looked at the employees in the room last night, more than half of Chief Smith's staff completed this program. I am very proud of them. I think the rest of the staff will complete it immediately. Yes. Good. Good. Therefore, I thank you for giving me time to give these three great employees the credit they deserve.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you. Let me also point out that this is a positive experiment. This experiment is positive. It is a great achievement. As Kevin pointed out, many of us have completed this program. This is a program that we believe in. We know that this is a prayer to our employees for their leadership roles and command roles. So we will continue this program and continue. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to present this tonight.

I appreciate your commitment. I know that some special skills are required for leadership in the field of law enforcement. I am sure that Mr. Tension will do this for you and the society through the things you have shared with us. The activities you do improve the performance of the law enforcement department and increase the reputation of the public about law enforcement in Fukui. So we thank you. Thank you very much. Do other commissioners have any comments? If not, thank you very much. We appreciate this. Town Manager Mitch. Mayor, I don't know if Susan is here today. But can we quickly take a picture with the board? Anyone?

Take that. Certainly. Yes. Okay. Thank you very much.

Thank you. Thank you all. Thank you. Thank you very much. I appreciate your hard work. Thank you. Thank you. Now we come to the fifth topic. The time for public opinion. At this time, the people who have registered before the Town Clerk will be invited to the Town Board. The time for public opinion is to talk to the Town Board about issues that have not been discussed in public hearings. At this time, the Town Board will not hold a meeting with the public again. Only those who have registered their first name are allowed to visit the Town Board. Those who speak in an official language must first say their name and address clearly. To give everyone a chance to speak, please finish your comments in three minutes. Town Clerk Wilder, has anyone registered for a new comment?

There are 16 people. The first one is Greg Borman.

It's almost correct. Correct. Good evening. My name is Greg Berman. I live in Blanchard House on Parkway 644. I have been living there for 20 years. I am also a proud supporter of the historic Fuquay. Tonight, I will be performing a resigning performance on Raleigh Street from 417 to 419. We would like to give you an opportunity to take action in accordance with a systematic overlay plan. But first, I would like to explain what we are trying to protect. I see you every day from the front porch of my house. You walk and run through my yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard, walk around the yard. Every June, I see thousands of you rushing to the finishing line and passing over my lap. For the past 10 years, we, the Girl Scouts, have been giving invitations to more and more families to join us. Every year, more and more families come to walk with us, drive with us, and make the historic Fuquay a part of their Christmas tradition. Every February, on Martin Luther King's Day, I have marched with you from Falcon Park to First Baptist Church. This is all very valuable. So, the Falcon Park that comes to Fuquay, our historic schools, schools, Fuquay Springs, Ashworth Park, and Pine Gray Community Center are well protected. But not only the individual properties that make these places special, but also how they are related to each other is the main thing. They are mostly surrounded by trees that are easy to walk on and low population. That's why I have no objection to growth. That's a fact. I don't oppose park-based landings. Park-based landings are a place with a high population that is directly opposite to me. Some of the people who live there are my close friends. One of the reasons why they like to live there is that they can go around the Fugue, Fuguway, etc. when they get out of the house. So think about that logic. Why is the Fugue a good place to go around? There are still a lot of things to discover in places like the reason. Secret museums, ancient tombs, palm trees, grape vines, deer sleeping on the ground, and hidden magnolia trees for children began. Where can these be found in the 417-419 Roly Street development methods? If you accept it, then where will you end it? So, Apex protects the small islands around your historic area. Chapel Hill does the same. Fookwake can do the same. So, I call it my island, my street, my town, my city. Because it is mine and also yours. As you know, this city is your city. This city is my city. From Ecken Park to Ashworth Park, from Falcon Bowl Fields to First Baptist Church, right? This city was built for you and me. Let's continue this and make it sustainable. That's all I have to say. Thank you for your comments.

We appreciate it very much. Thank you very much.

Shubh Sayanam. Shubh Sayanam Sir. Thank you. My name is Grand Stogie. I live on 518 East Akademi Street. I am a co-owner of this historic area. I would like to talk about the protection that our neighbors have provided and why that protection should be provided. When you asked for a rezoning on 417 and 419 Rowley Street, my wife and I bought our house 13 years ago. Our house was built as a Methodist parsonage in 1925. We asked for other modern houses in that area and bought it. We like our house and the surrounding area because of its historical beauty and experience. For the past 13 years, we have made great efforts to maintain and maintain this property. We are now completing the third renovation, which was in Mughal state. We have changed the old electrical, plumbing, and ventilation systems to ensure the stability of our house. This is just a small example of the long-term savings that the residents of this area have made. A block or five hundred square feet of 43 items from 417 to 419 Roli Street, which were only used to buy houses in this area, amounted to an increase of approximately $11.5 billion. When we estimate the developer's $450,000, In order to take care of these properties and to protect them, many of our house owners have made great sacrifices in this regard. We have not only made sacrifices in houses, but also in historical houses, palaces, schools, streets, and the environment. When a house owner restores an old house, its historical features are maintained, and is preserved for a long time, they contribute to the well-being of the entire society. We understand that our city is growing and the areas around it are changing. We do not need to restore these areas to their former state. We do not oppose any inappropriate development or thoughtful construction. Our desire is not what is happening in these places, but how to create new areas around the Zoning Restoration Program. Thank you very much. Thank you very much. Thank you.

NANNI SHERRY Thank you, Teresa. My name is Eric Christofferson. My wife and I live on 504 East Akkadami Street in the old Baptist Parsonage. We are also members of the Historic Fringe. We oppose the zoning change and the plot plan set out on 417 and 419 Raleigh Streets. In August 2018, we talked about the proposals for the Town Center Residential Zoning District in the Town Board Yoga. The nature of the area, the density, the size, the arrangement of the next items, the property line setbacks, and the importance and purpose of protecting the same block faces are being made clear. Although there are many ATCR projects under the PLOT plan, we believe that this is an effort to comply with the directions of the Land Use Plan. We believe that this is a good reason for you to apply for this PLOT plan at this stage. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. This is a logo that shows the zoning and district dimensions of the city. You can see the big difference between the lower class and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses and the lower class TCR row houses The setback is reduced by 5 feet from the 10 feet setback, which is 50% less. The setback is reduced by 6 feet from the 30 feet setback, which is 80% less. Both zoning districts have a maximum height of 40 feet, but it is a problem for any landlord to have a two-storey house above their one-storey house. The lowest plot is reduced from 80 to 30 feet, that is, 62% less. The population acre is increased from 3 to 10 parp units, that is, 233%. Vardhanava As my relative Audrey Weiss said, this is not Queens in New York. I used only TCR RoHOS mines for Tharadhamya, but we believe that mines in other TCR mines should also be inspected. We believe that many of these measures are harmful to the well-being of the community. We are observing how other cities have handled the development problems of their loved ones. This is what a city looks like. All development activities in the district should be considered as a good development for the community and the environment. Mr. Chris Stricklander

Good evening, Mayor, Council members. Good evening. I forgot my glasses, so we can ignore this. Okay. My name is Chris Strickland. I live on 305 East Hillside Drive. I am a general contractor. I grew up with my grandfather in construction sites. I have come here today to share my thoughts on 417, 419 Raleigh Street's suspended ETCR rezoning. Not only am I an advocate for this, but I am also a person who understands what is needed to build a building and make it profitable. When examining the three points, I understand that there are some thoughts on how to calculate the cost of ETCR in other areas and how to calculate it as a priority. Even if some residents talk about it in more detail, I would like to make it clear that all the prejudices should not change in any way. However, it should always be the goal for the residents to decide what is good for the fake and their residents, whether it is this neighborhood or another. Moreover, I don't think we can do the same with the things that are required in these situations or 417 or 419 numbers. In small plots, it is often necessary to reduce setbacks to achieve fair construction. This is very different from using TCR setbacks, which take two suitable plots in the field, use them as three small plots, and reduce that distribution. I think that difference is important. TCR can be a primary use. If it is not possible to build a house on a plot of land with a setback or setbacks, ETCR should be proposed to promote responsible growth. However, ETCR should not become a general use of a setback that allows a setback that is not possible to be built and allows a setback that is not possible to be built. 417 and 419 Raleigh Streets can be built in two houses on the land. I designed two houses suitable for these plots in one room. They use the land drive-away locations themselves. They reduce the amount of space in that area. They reduce unnecessary and unnecessary space and provide space for the residents of the land and the residents of the land in that area. And I know that one method should be financially profitable. I can understand that. I believe that there is a solution to grow these things, make a fair profit, and at the same time protect the environment around them. Growth and protection should not be arbitrary. Therefore, in the name of the decisions made in advance to adapt these items according to their quality, I do not think that these three plots should be approved. 417 and 419 Raleigh Streets will be the starting point to strengthen the efforts of the Equates community in the development and development of infill. They will be the starting point to strengthen the efforts of the Equates community in the development and development of infill. They will be the starting point to strengthen the efforts of the Equates community in the development and development of infill. They will be the starting point to strengthen the efforts of the Equates community in the development and development of infill. They will be the starting point to strengthen the efforts of the Equates community in the development and development of infill.

They will be the starting point to strengthen the Equates community in the development and development of infill. They will be the starting point to strengthen the Equates community in the development and development of infill.

Good evening, everyone. Good evening. My name is Jim Hunsberger. I live on 508 East Akademi Street in Werdedale House. I am with the Pintunakars of the Historic Fringe. I have come here to inform you about the resourcing map for 417 and 419 Raleigh Streets. Overlay districts are used to ensure that infrastructure projects are being implemented in historical and confidential areas, or we needed to conduct a survey of North Carolina cities that provide equal protection. Overlay districts are used to ensure that infrastructure projects are being implemented in historical and reliable areas. We have reviewed and reviewed 20 North Karolina communities with tools that can be used for infrastructure protection districts. There are more than 20 of them without doubt. One such example is the town of Abex. In 2006, Abex took over its small town character Overlay district. At that time, the population was only 30,000, very less than Phukwe. The main objective of this is to ensure that when development and re-development takes place, it helps to maintain the nature of the surrounding areas around downtown Apex. The answer ends here. They have been using special equipment for various areas in Chapel Hill for the last 20 years using the equipment they have prepared. The Raleigh Neighborhood Conservation Overlay District is celebrating the history of the Fookway area. Raleigh describes its overlaid districts using the following terms again. It is a zoning tool designed to protect the surrounding areas by regulating the spread of the earth, the front, the depth of the dams, and the height of the dams, and to protect the surrounding areas. This reduces the conflict between new buildings and the surrounding areas. As you can see, the good news here is that we don't have to start from the Pooja at the foot of the road. We have these three examples to start with, right? Let's take advantage of the experience of the next ten years in the communities. We can learn from the things that have been successfully carried out, learn the difficult steps, and create something suitable for our neighbors. By the end of this week, you will get a detailed packet from us. There will be links to the details in these three towns in your pocket. You can check it out. Hickory, Kinston, Pinehurst, Hendersonville, Salisbury, and many other towns in North Carolina have helped us. But by using credible examples from cities across our country, we can learn from what they have done and create something suitable for Foucault. So, we can work together for the benefit of our historic neighborhoods and towns. Thank you for listening. Thank you. Thank you very much. We appreciate your comments.

My name is Lori Chamberlain. I live on 404 Wade Street. I am a historical French resident. I need you to complete the rezoning operation for 417 and 419 Raleigh Streets. When I did the ETCR-TCR survey, I turned to the development of the town's 2040 Community Vision Land Use Plan and found a very interesting one. In a planning board meeting on April 18, 2022, a board member asked why there are no accurate measurements in some parts of the planned plan. Assistant Planning Director Melissa Sigman explained that when the land use plan forms an image, the Land Development Ordinance changes those conditions into specific zoning standards. That difference is important. Image and standards. They are both different. If we can see through the experience that ETCR mortgages are not being handled, we do not have to change the view. We have to re-examine the mortgages. Our city has done this before. In 2023, the city approved its ETCR Cottage Home mortgages. It included dimensions, units, real mortgages, and parking necessities. The staff told us that these changes are needed to establish clear expectations for urban development and to agree well with the Community Vision Land Use Plan. What we did not have then, we have today. We have experience. There is an experience of how TCR is used in our nearby areas. The experience shows us that some parts of TCR have to be re-examined in order to see if there is a change in the distribution of setbacks, height, and new houses in the area. At this time, we need to be a part of that process. That is why we are directing a Stakeholder Advisory Committee. We are organizing an event similar to the historical area, historical monuments, and Lincoln Heights. One person from each department, two or three planning staff, and one from the Board of Commissioners can participate in this. The Commission will have three activities. The first is to act as a municipality to make appropriate changes in the context of the things we have learned to make the ITCR more clear. Secondly, to provide the information that is in line with the main In-fill-in re-development instructions. To provide the necessary changes in a way that is in line with the requirements. Third, before the plans are completed, make it easy for the residents, residents, visitors, town staff, and those who are present. This is an opportunity for the residents, planning staff, and board to use the things we have learned to move forward in the things we have done so far. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you for those details. Thank you. Shubha Sayanam. Shubha Sayanam.

My name is David Bumnoski. I live in North Lakes at 3450 Fondanay Lake Drive. In order to ensure the safety of the children, I support the board's response and intention to maintain the surroundings of Willow Springs High School. I request the board to approve the new parking ordinance. In this way, it will protect the children and at the same time, it will allow the residents to enter the street with transparency, justice and transparency. Due to the lack of property lot size and the size of the house on the road, many residents of North Lakes do not get the permission to park where they need to. Before this law was passed, residents had the right to park on the road. It is not a solution to live with the fear that the police who come to Fuquay will come and attack your vehicles at any time. This is in the law, especially when the service vehicles that arrive an hour after the attack are not attacked. Two years ago, the Holy Springs also faced a similar problem, and it was resolved according to the satisfaction of the residents. The Holy Springs School Zone Parking Regulation helps the parkers to walk properly, and this can be accepted as a policy. FUQUA also wants to become a better place to stay than Holy Springs for everyone. The Holy Springs Regulation is for all the problems faced by residents in North Lakes to be solved. As per Section 12406, school zones have been established for the safety of children. Parking related to this is only for that purpose. Section 12461 clearly states about vehicle parking and vehicle registration. This law and other Holy Springs parking laws do not count as parking of vehicles. Section 12,508, the instructions of the police officers, clarifies the parking limits through certain restrictions. Increasing these regulations and regulations ensures more power and equality in the law. The government's law on making laws public and the rights of the residents of Holy Springs are protected through this. Thank you very much. Thank you for your time. Shubha Sayanam. My name is Toad Young. I live in North Lake section, South Lakes community, 527 Catfish Drive. Ma, I need one minute. I am speaking for the first time in such events. I thank the Fuquay leadership and the Fuquay Police Department for their great work. This is a safe and happy city. I am proud of it. Thank you. The new parking ordinance has affected me too. I am not against this ordinance, and I would like to talk only about the way it is implemented. I decided to stay in this apartment because of the four or five bedrooms. But there are no garages or long driveways to park more than three cars here. Therefore, it is very difficult to park all the vehicles in my family of four. My children are 14 to 18 years old. For other families, especially for big families like me, this parking facility is a big deal. When all the cars come to my house, I don't have any other option but to park in the grass or on the street. That's why there's no other way. For people like me, I want to see some kind of solution for the Fugue Town authorities. That's all I have to say. Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. Thank you. Joe Dilva.

Mayors and board members, please be seated. My name is Joe Dilva. Please be seated. I live in Wales at a price of $324. I have come here to demand that license plate cameras should be removed from the city of Flokumai. Within the last 30 days, 15 cameras in this city have been removed from the city. 3,15,829. License plates have been removed. This is the information in the police department's own dashboard. Most of them are from people who are not suspected of any crime. I am not against an officer inspecting my number plate on Main Street. I am against taking photographs of each person, taking their time, keeping them safe, and then allowing anyone to pick them up. In the future, it will be possible to find out where these people are going, at which school, near which doctor, at whose house, at which meeting they are going. This information does not only apply to Fugue. Only if a department's own cameras are allowed to inspect as state-of-the-art, can they inspect other cameras through FLOKE. Our cameras allow that. Even cameras in remote areas like Illinois are being inspected by the Fugue Police. This is an important matter. This is not just a local police tool. This is a part of a national surveillance system. If we become a part of this system, decisions that take hundreds of miles will affect people's self-esteem in the future. That's why I don't need an audit policy page or an updated portal. The rules will be revised. Portals will be modernized. Thank you very much. I appreciate your efforts. Thank you. Rayan Cox

Shubha Sayanam. My name is Rayan Cox. I live in Lurvay, North Subdivision, 325. I came here to discuss the parking ordinance and the parking ban. I wasn't there when the vote was held in June. I didn't come to the meeting because I was one of the people who participated in the vote when the vote was held in June. In the vote held in June, most of the people said they wanted a complete parking ban. However, after talking to a few residents who had experienced the most difficulties since high school parking, they decided to cancel the vote. I believe it is a wrong decision. There are some reasons for that. It was a wrong decision. First, now residents are deprived of parking in front of their own house. Police stopped the passengers who were going to drop the children at the bus stop next to us in the morning. The high school students next to us said that they did not find it very acceptable. They felt that the police were always around to make sure that the high school students were not driving. I think this is a wrong decision because it will be a barrier to those who want to buy a house in Bavi. This will also hinder anyone who needs parking in the road. If there were such boards and laws there when we were buying a house, we would never have bought a house there. As I said earlier, we have two children. There are small driveways and small garages here. We need parking in the road. I know you've done the same thing in Holy Springs. Most of the residents there were against the protest. As I mentioned earlier, the situation there is different. They have large garages. They have long driveways. Only the driveways and garages on our island are not built to park. This is not the case. When we look at the size of our homes, there are more than one children and cars in the families here, so we need a place to park our vehicles. This is what I have to say. I cannot say things as clearly as my landlord says. However, according to our needs on the landlord, he put forward some great instructions to make changes to this. At the same time, those who are not residents need to deal with the problems that arise due to the need for high school. So I want those problems to continue to be dealt with. But for the residents living there, this should be a safe environment. Also, as residents, we should be able to park our vehicles in front of our house. Captain Marta Ashton.

Gambiram, Sherry, Shubha Sayanam, Mayor Haris, Commissioners, and especially those who were able to see me last week, I thank Chief Smith. I appreciate those speeches. My name is Matt Octon. I live on the road to 501 High Rock. Tonight, I am in front of you in my old military uniform and my current airsoft uniform. I don't represent these two unions to talk about Floki. The fact that I am against the law is one thing. I respect Chief Smith. If the police were Olympians, I have repeatedly said that we need Michael Phelps. I believe that the most important thing in the country is our need. I am not against the investigation. As a military intelligence officer, I have spent eight years in the army. I have investigated criminals and terrorists. I think we should investigate criminals. I think we should investigate terrorists. I think it is a very good thing. What we should not do, and the reason why I came here tonight, is that we are conducting direct intelligence, inspection and inspection operations for the residents who understand the law coming to Phukka. We are building a database that can detect legal changes. I'm not sure if it will help our city. That is, in the budgets we pass every year, before 2023, We feel that 91% of the population in our city is safe. We are considered as one of the safest places in North Carolina. And we are proud of it. It was before the establishment of cameras. So why do we need them now? Shouldn't we ensure the legal change to stop this? If you don't do anything wrong, you don't have to be afraid. Float Safety, a self-made company that is not superior to the public, is introducing us all and creating a vehicle fingerprint. If you come in the car tonight, one of the 15 cameras in the city will have at least two times less than you. That vehicle fingerprint, that is, the type of our vehicle, construction, model, color, national stickers, etc. A database is created with all the things that the camera sees. As Joe said, should we fingerprint a private company when we go to buy goods, go to school or see a doctor? I don't think so. There is a need for that. eFloq has more than 6,000 agencies that can access their site. There are more than 6,40,000 private users who can access the data of people in Fugue Verna nationally. It is one of the jobs of Chief Smith to inspect these agencies and inspect these people. It is a big mistake. There are many names in it, but it is impossible for him to investigate a bigger community than Raleigh. In the last two years, the Institute for Justice has made only 200 or more misuses. This is my first town hall. Next time, I will bring it. That's why the 144 most powerful people in America, including 14 in North Carolina, filed their ALPR. Kadabu is still Dyer County last week also voted in unison. The board said, we are not breaking this rule. In Texas, Florida, in the country itself, Democrat Ro Khanna, Republican Thomas Massey, Independent Bernie Sanders, Nationalist Beda Mania all said in the same voice, we don't want this anymore. So, I have three things to express to the city board in order to vote. First, I request you to vote on whether we should continue using these rules. Second, I request the residents of the city to take a general vote on whether they want this. Third, I request you to make our cameras operational until these two things can be done. I appreciate your comments and reactions. Thank you very much. Thank you. Shubha Sayanam. Shubha Sayanam.

My name is Christopher Fala. I live at 41 Longi Lake Drive, F.A. This is related to the North Lakes Parking Ordinance. First, I would like to thank the Fugwave Police Department. I understand that you are following the rules. I know why these rules are in place. Villow Springs students do not like to park there all day. Then the parents do not like to turn our streets into their own school drop-off pick-up lines. So from 6 in the morning, 30 minutes later, or from 1 to 3 o'clock, please make it walkable. If someone says that he is a friend from the Kavumarakkaran and is a member of the Kavumarakkaran, the school is on the other side. If someone parks a vehicle for 6 hours, they will be punished. If someone parks a vehicle for 6 hours, they will be punished. If someone parks a vehicle for 6 hours, they will be punished. But I have to show some common sense to those who live in North Lakes. Do we get parking stickers, guest passes, anything like that from the residents? I know that HOA does not control parking, but if they can see that my pool is more than half a inch long, they can definitely do something about the investigation. My family has five people, four cars, and there is a possibility of a fifth rain. Okay, when you say that, I feel like I'm pregnant. But we're buying another car. Let's make that clear. Since we can't park on the streets during the day, our driveways and Tetris will be like a game every morning. Who's going first? Son, move your car. No, stop. Your mother is going first. Actually, your sister is going and coming back. Then you have to go and park there. No, sir. No. I will move the car myself. In this situation, I need a spreadsheet to keep everyone out of the driveway. But this is the most important thing that comes to my mind. For the past three years, we have a program called Taco Tuesday in our house. When my daughter studied in Willis Springs, I used to make lunch for 10-12 students every Friday. Now, my son, who is a senior student, brought his friends. Usually 15-18 students stay in our house. They stay there for about an hour. They eat, laugh, spend time, talk about life. They know that our house is a safe place to welcome them. This has changed beyond a Sunday lunch. If anything like a lockdown happens at school, it has changed into a safe place for parents to say, go to Tafalaya's house. Or they say, I'm going to Tafalaya's house. I'm safe there. Our house being safe is a big thing for me. Now some may ask, should they eat at school? No. Okay, my food is better than the food at school. My food is more than that. There are usually about 8-9 student cars near us. I wish there were only 4 of them in my driveway. If they were all Toyota Corollas. Because 4-5 of these boys drive big trucks. They will take up about 72% of Wake County. They do not park there all day. They do not avoid school parking. They do not use this nearby student parking lot as a parking lot. They are my family members. Thank you very much. I appreciate your comments. Thank you.

Brian and Cindy. Drive to 16 Longi. Shady.

Shubha Sayanam. I am Brian Hugo. I am staying at 613 Longi in the North Lakes Division of South Lakes. I have come here to talk about the parking ordinance made in the North Lakes Department of South Lakes. Last Monday morning, when I reached home after the prayer, I saw 8 police officers at a place 4 miles down the road. First of all, I would like to thank the police officers. I think they are doing a great job. They came there because they needed to work with you. So I don't have a problem with that. But I had a problem. I came home. I asked my wife, what's going on? Is anyone missing? Double quote. Is there any child missing there or what's going on in this area? Then the next day, my mother-in-law and a friend came to have lunch with my wife. As they always do, they parked the car in front of our house. When we went out, they had a $30 fine on their vehicle. Because we are not allowed to park our guests in front of our house. Even our own cars should not be parked there. It was a very easy solution for the housekeepers to give them permits to park their cars. Also, it was a very easy solution for those who came to visit us without trying to avoid parking fees in high school. These were simple solutions. Instead, what we are doing is a very unfair response. This is making things difficult for our household. It is against the laws of our Home Owners Association that if you wake up at 6 in the morning and change your car or park it in the corner of your house, they are forced to do so. But that's what they said. Where are we going to park? They said, okay, park in the corner in front of you. Really? Is that the solution? As I said, the solution is to give parking permit stickers to everyone who lives there and to give a certain number of passports to those who come to see them. Thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you very much. We appreciate it. Janet Allen

Hello, my name is Janet Ben Allen. I live on the drive to 308 Longi. Then, I asked everyone who spoke. You haven't left us any place to park. My son-in-law came. We asked him to move our car to take it out of our school. When he moved to the street, he got a $30 fine. Even though he told them that he was going out and that he was cutting eggs, they didn't do anything. I know that they are breaking the law. But our son from California had been here for two days. Since there was no place to park, we had to ask him to move the car. We need a good solution for this. We need a place to park. Thank you very much for your comments. Thank you. Brian 515 Longi Lake Drive.

Good evening. My name is Brian Lorshain. I live in 515 Longi Lake Drive. First, let me start by saying a sentence by Ronald Reagan. These are the nine most dangerous words in English. I have come to help you from the government. He was a resident of North Lakes. He was a husband. As a father, as a member of this community, I am here today. I believe that the city of Fumar made a mistake when parking restrictions were lifted near my house. That is why I have come here. I can understand why parking systems are being stopped. I can understand the concerns about public transport, the safety of pedestrians, the entry to the underground, and the safety of our streets. As someone who works in the fire service, I respect those concerns. Safety should always be a priority. But a good ordinance should be applied to people who live on a daily basis with its characteristics. On the other hand, this response is harmful to my family. South Lakes is a place where people live, raise children, protect their families and friends, and get married. Sometimes we have guests. Sometimes family members live with us. Sometimes we have more vehicles than we can fit in our driveways. The streets and streets next to us are not just roads. They are also part of our homes and our daily lives. We have taken away the right to parking without any other legal alternative. That is why I believe it is necessary for the city to approve a residential parking permit for North Lakes. A permit system allows residents to park on certain streets, and at the same time, the city can decide where to allow parking. For example, parking permits can be given to residents in North Lakes. How many permits are to be given to each house is determined by the number of permits within the residents. Instead of completely avoiding parking, this will help the city to decide. This is an important issue. We don't need a strict policy that says parking is not allowed. We need a policy that makes it clear where to park. We need to make it clear when to park and how to proceed in a way that does not affect safety. This is a solution that ensures the safety of the community by accepting the legal parking requirements of residents. The residents who believe that this decision will be useful do not hesitate to ask whether it is creating new problems. I am most disappointed that the ordinance has been put in place as a solution to the problem. My family was forced to make a decision while considering the laws and where to park our vehicles or family members or guests. I believe that what I need is not to do the things that have to be done in accordance with the safety regulations or laws. What I need is for the city to pay attention to one thing. Look at the real situations in North Lakes. Talk to the residents. Find out where the parking is actually causing safety problems. That's me. I live in a place where people carry and store things. A residential parking system can be a solution to that. I love to live in Fuwa. I have been here since 2012. I decided to make this community my home. I want this to continue as one where families can live happily and their voices can be heard. I would like to thank Chief Smith and his officers who were present on the first day of the legislation. He talked to me for 15 minutes and listened to my complaints. I thank you for that. You changed my mind. Thank you, sir. Thank you. I appreciate your comments. Thank you very much.

Jennifer Munich. Jennifer. Hello. Namaskaram.

Namaskaram.

My name is Jennifer Munchik. I live in North Lakes at 831 Longy Drive. Even though many people are talking against what we have done in Ayalpak, let me start by letting you know that there are many people who support this. Therefore, we thank you for bringing back the security and safety of our streets. We have not had to change the garlands at all. We are happy to see the Kaumarakars going to school. They are good children. They are walking together. We know that they will reach school safely. We are very grateful to you for returning to us and for restoring our lives. So, I thank you for all of you. Thank you. I appreciate your comments. Thank you very much.

There are no more public opinions. I would like to remind you once again what the purpose of public opinion is.

Thank you for sharing your wishes with us.

As I said earlier, I would like to emphasize that it is an opportunity to talk to the town board about any issue that is not included in the general hearing that has been decided on the basis of public opinion. As I said, there is no time for the town board to repeat the public opinion measure or to discuss it with the public. Some people think that we are not listening to you because of the public opinion. I want you to know that every commissioner here is listening to you, taking steps, and discussing this issue. We appreciate your opinions and suggestions. You are a part of our society. We would like to inform you that you need to follow these guidelines to maintain the status of such organizations, to complete an agenda, and to take care of the city. So thank you very much. We will definitely appreciate your participation. Thank you. Now let's move on to the 6th item. Things that happen in the previous years. There are no changes in the previous years for the town board in September 8, 2026. Let's move on to the 7th year. There are no general hearings for the town board in September 8, 2026. Now let's move on to the consent agenda. What is the Board's opinion on the issues in the consent agenda?

Mr. Mayor, I declare a motion to approve 8A, 8B, and 8C in the consent agenda. I call on you.

It was decided to approve A, B, and C in the consent agenda, and it was called on. Those who approve this motion say yes. Yes. Are there any opponents? Those who approve have won. Thank you very much. Now we move on to the 10th item. There are no administrative reports for the Town Board on September 8, 2026. Now we move on to other matters. Town Manager's report on the 11th item.

Thank you, Mayor. The only thing to inform the Board this evening is that the Public Utilities Department conducted a corporate sample survey in the Water Resources Department. All samples were very good. They are in good condition. Duke Energy plans to implement utility changes in the old Honeywood-NC55 project. This method is expected to be ready for construction within the next 30-60 days. The land of the two-storeyed PACE 8-storeyed land has been completed for Sunset. It is in the final stage of MCDOD. The engineering department has sought permission from the Federal Highway Administration to build it. If it is approved, the construction will begin. The construction is expected to begin in early 2027. From the beginning of 2026, more than 165 fibre enrichment and re-enrichment companies were established and developed. There are various fibre optic companies that establish lines in our city, downtown and other parts of the society. Our engineering department is very busy investigating the fibre enrichment and re-enrichment of those companies. What can we do to reduce this? We have to work hard for this. They have the legal right to operate in the city, especially in the case of civil rights and freedom of expression. So we can't do anything to reduce them. But we are cooperating with them. We try to ensure that things are as they used to be. We have often felt that it is a difficult thing. However, we are continuing to work on it. We have come to the end. Let me ask you one more thing. You said how much is there this year. Only the expenses related to the increase. This is not 165 different companies, but 165. In 2026, we examined the expenses and contributions to increase in the increase. What does this increase mean? It meant encroachment. When they enter public places, they have to get permission from the city to make sure that there are no restrictions on other public services there. Okay. My question was this. I am getting a lot of complaints about the fact that these companies are cutting off the existing utility lines. Yes. That is, medicines, gas, and sewage pipes. I have heard about these three. We also hear about it. The fire department has to be involved in such things, because the contractors who work. It seems as if there is nothing to do with the establishment of fiber optics. So, can we do anything to stop these people from causing so much trouble? According to me, no. Commissioner, we only have the ultimate rights in this. It would be good if this question was left to our town attorney, but according to the constitution, we cannot do anything because some of these fiber optic companies have protections. Yes, the commissioner. The majority of these broadband providers are under legal protection. We can't do more than let them know where they are going and what they are doing. We can't put more machines on top of them. When they operate in a place, we can conduct a very thorough investigation. Then, what punishment do they get when they break into electric lines or gas lines? Whether it is Duke Energy or Enbridge, they will have to handle it. That is, just like what happened in the water line or sewer line in the city, they will have to pay for the damage. We expect that they will pay for the damage. Is there any way for them to get rid of the damage? I don't think so. No, when they hit someone else, it turns into a different crime. Is there a way for our Army to get rid of these gas lines? No. There is no way to do that. Is there a way? In my opinion, there is no solution to this. Okay. Many have complained about this. If we can do anything to correct them, we must do it. I don't have an answer, but I would like to talk about this. Because so many people are not willing to admit that they are complaining about this. Let me say that some are making mistakes. When such incidents occur, we are trying to take more time to investigate their past. But there is a great disappointment in the hope of the Abhibhashakars. So, we are trying to give a strong message by saying that the existing facilities with other utilities have broken the roads in the city and are not being restored. The city does not seem to be recovering from the damage caused in other places as before. As a result of this, we spend more time to investigate past incidents in Bavi, but we get it back. Some service providers like Google are not following this law. We are working with them on an important level, which makes it more transparent and gives more protection to the city. But many local corporations that used to be illegal companies have now turned into broadband companies. They are getting a lot of protection through that law. It can be a result of the law enforcement, lobbyists and their actions. Do everything you can to make them right. I understand. Forgive me for interrupting. No, this is a good question. Very good question. That is, According to the development services, a total of 30 projects are expected to be implemented in the development services. 23 of them are planned to be planned. On August 21, the police department distributed more than 200 school supplies to children in the South Park Community Centre. So, we thank you for the great achievements that you have achieved. We had prepared a total of 410 school units. The rest of the units will be distributed in the National Night Out Against Crime, which will take place in the Target Parking Area of Goldleaf Shopping Centre from 5 pm to 8 pm on September 18. Telecommunicator 2 has been launched in front of the Shelbygoor Terrier Ladder. In this career network of Shelby, we are announcing their accomplishments. Officer Anna has been promoted to Corporal position through Jino Career Ladder. Therefore, we are announcing the accomplishments of Corporal Jino. On the occasion of our anniversary, Tiffany Markham awarded a scholarship to participate in the Institute for Public Procurement Forum held in August. This forum is the most important annual conference held in North America for the general public. Thousands of practitioners including education, networking, and industrial development, agency leaders, industrialists, and experts agree on this. Tiffany will return with new ideas for our general public events in Fukui. As far as the Arts Centre is concerned, from 11am to 4pm this Saturday morning, an international cultural festival will be held. Cultural exhibitions representing more than 20 countries, details, activities, music, dance performances, dance classes, storytelling, drum circles will be held here. Program Coordinator Jennifer Rangan and Special Events Rental Coordinator K.T. Krishum sponsored the Leadership Exchange and Arts and Disabilities. They discussed how to provide access to facilities for residents with disabilities. The Arts Centre wants to implement their ideas. There are details on the website of the arts centre that comes to Phukwe from FVArts.org about contemporary classes and performances. This is an announcement from our Parks and Rec and Cultural Resources Department. The team council started the new year with the first meeting on August 17. 120 candidates had registered in that process. Last year, participation in the Registration and Recreation Department increased significantly. Preschool, youth, teen programs and recreation programs had a 17% increase. 15% increase in adult programs. 60% increase in adult programs. 59% increase in the fitness room and 39% increase in the open gym and pickleball activities. There is a lot of growth in our recreation department. I am sure that the new facilities in the Hildobb-Nemore Town Park Community Center is one of the main reasons for this. Robert McNeill, Mason Simo, Jackie McCoy Jr., and Shannon Hill joined the Sanitation Department. In 2027, new sanitation workers with a budget and their relatives joined the Sanitation Department. Street Department workers participated in the ADA Compliance field examinations at NC State University through IETRE. As a part of the class, they were able to find similar problems in our community when it came to Fookway, and they investigated various complaints and problems around the campus. Therefore, we thank them for finding time to participate in that activity. In addition, there are updates about some events that are coming in your agenda materials. On 9-1-4, at 6-9 p.m. in Centennial Park, our concert called Follow Me to Fukue will take place here. Then, on September 11, the 9-11 National Memorial Day will take place. This will be held in the arts center of Fukue at 8 a.m. and 30 minutes after 8 a.m. As mentioned earlier, the Andharashtra Festival will take place from 11 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, September 12 at the Arts Centre. From 12 to 3 p.m. on the 13th of September, we will run a full-track rodeo. This will take place in the parking lot of 801 Durham Street in the coming district. We will have a second follow-up event. 9174 North Tower in September North Tower Band will be here from 6pm to 9pm in Centennial Park. Again, as I said earlier, the National Night Out for Crime will take place on September 18th. Due to weather conditions, this is a different arrangement. It will take place from 5pm to 8pm in the Target Parking in Goldleaf Crossing Shopping Centre. Mr. Mayor, I am ready to answer any questions you or the Board have. Do the Board members have any questions to the Town Manager?

Then concerts are from 6 to 9, right? Not from 6 in the morning for 30 minutes to 9 in the afternoon for 30 minutes. From 6 to 9.

That's right.

I thought it was from 6 in the morning for 30 minutes. From 6 to 9. I'm coming at the wrong time.

From 6 to 9.

Right. Any other questions?

Otherwise, we can move on to the town board's opinions. Commissioner Haynes.

Yes, sir. Mr. Mayor, when we look at our calendars, things are going back to normal. I feel like there's something going on every day. It's always exciting. A few things. And... Every year, we talk to the town board on the way to the Fookway. We share our insights about the city. They ask us a lot of questions. It is a very happy time to ask them what is going on in the city and to explain it to us. For example, general opinions and other things that take place in town board meetings. Often, people who do not participate in town board meetings do not know about this. So it is always good to talk to them. This Friday is a big festival for us. This Friday is Willis Spring vs. Fugwa Arena Festival. The two teams in our community are always happy to have a festival. I also spoke to the Indian Association of Fugwa Arena. Last year, I participated in their Garba Dandiya Night at Fugwa High School. It is coming back on 19th September. If you are interested in knowing more about our Indian community, this is a great event. There will be a lot of food. There will be vendors. That's a great thing. They will teach you how to do traditional dances. Last year was a good experience. So, if you are interested, you will get tickets. That was a great event. Also, do you dance? I did. I have a video. You have to share it. I will share. Also, I would like to say two things personally. I would like to thank everyone for participating in the fund-raising of the Pine Community Centre, for sponsoring it and for supporting it. Meals on Wheels, Summer Feeding, Feeding for families, and all services at the Pine Acres Community Centre will help to continue this. We thank them. Apart from the parking lot project, we are working to save money. We thank all the sponsors for their support. Today, some of our sponsors are here. Also, the Mayor shared the history of the Pine Acres Community Center, because his father was one of the founders of this center. At that time, I thanked him for his speech. I gave an overview of the importance of the Pine Acres Community Center. Finally, I would like to thank everyone who came to my chamber for ribbon cutting last Sunday. Thank you all for coming. You filled my heart. I was happy that you came. I was able to give food to everyone. We spent a lot of time together. I really appreciate the things I share with people. Many people did not know that I was moving out of my job because the town on the Fookway and the residents there were very busy. When I moved out about two years ago, many people did not know that these businesses helped me financially. Because no one knew that the town board would close your bills. So this is one of the businesses that helped me. Thank you to all the people who gave food to the good people and gave me the opportunity to serve the town on the road. Thank you all for coming here. I am very happy that you are all here, especially the town board members. Thank you to the other people who came here for the management. There were so many people here without a place. So thank you all very much. I just have to say this. Mr. Mayor.

Thank you. Thank you very much. Commissioner Adgo.

Commissioner Haynes, I don't think I've seen a ribbon cut in this. If there is such a situation again, I will try my best to reduce the amount of food you make and finish it. Because you make a lot of food. I have a few more things to tell you tonight. Regarding the North Lakes Parking, I have nothing against the decision we made regarding the parking ordinance. However, if the lives of the people living in that area are negatively affected, I have their support. Cheapo Staffo, can you see any solution to this? I believe that we should help them the most. However, I believe that we have taken the best decision to restore the area to those people. So, that's it. Now, let's talk about cameras. This is something I've only heard about in the past few weeks. I still don't know much about it. I think this is something that should be discussed nationally and nationally. I don't have a big opinion about this right now, but I've had discussions with the board. Mr. Mayor, thank you. Thank you very much, Commissioner Smith. Mr. Mayor, I don't have much to say tonight. I am Commissioner Handsome. We have been given the opportunity to participate in the Leadership Gateway Roundtable, which took place the day before yesterday. It was a great pleasure for me to meet the leaders of our society. It felt like a good thing. I agree with what Commissioner Ikko said. It was a great ribbon cutting. Commissioner Haynes said that his mind was full. My stomach was full. It was great. It may be the most delicious ribbon cutting I have ever taken part in. I enjoyed it. I didn't mean to advertise your business. But it was great. Thank you very much, Commissioner Warren. That's for sure. So, first of all, I think everyone had a good time. It's a great opportunity to support the American people who are struggling. I know that many people had to work that day. So, I think everyone had a good Labor Day weekend. I would like to thank everyone who came to comment tonight. It is very good that we can hear the reactions from each and every one of the cities that come to speak. It is a pleasure to hear the opinions of the board, the residents, the management and the people, according to our discussions. In addition, two weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to visit the Haris Nuclear Station Visitor Center. For those who don't know what I am, I work in nuclear physics during the day. So I was very happy to hear what they had to say. This event was for the municipal leadership of various municipalities around the county. What they discussed was mainly about the development of their leadership. Whether it is here or elsewhere, it is necessary for the people of the country and the federal government to make this happen. The reason is that it will cost $20 billion to build a new government, and it will not be possible to do so only through initiatives. The federal government will also have to invest in this. I was surprised to learn that there are four reactors in the Harris plant, even though there is only one reactor with a gigawatt capacity. So they are thinking of building another reactor in the Harris plant. Certainly, as I said earlier, it will require a lot of financial assistance and time. As far as I can understand, we will take a 10-year plan to build a new reactor. Anyway, it was a very interesting discussion. I am happy that I got the opportunity to go there and talk to the people there and understand what is going on. So, thank you. It's nice to hear. Good. Thank you, Mayor Pro Time Garner.

On August 26th, I got a chance to celebrate. Women's Equality Day, the celebration of women's right to vote, took place with the County League of Women Voters. They do this every August. They welcome all women representatives from the county. It was very beautiful. Usually, there are good speeches and big celebrations. I am proud to have participated in that. Also, I am grateful to have been able to hear everyone's opinions on the various issues that our board addresses here. We thank you for your opinions. We may not be able to make a quick decision, but we are trying to listen to you. As the other board members said, we hope that we can find the best way to resolve these issues. We thank you for coming here. We appreciate your time to make decisions on these issues. As Commissioner Adcock said, I think that the changes we have made in the parking facility near Willis Springs High School will affect everyone, and I think that we can find some ways to help those who feel that they are not getting as much service as they should. So, thank you all for coming here tonight and sharing your opinions. I am happy to see the enthusiasm of those who participated in this event, because we can assure you that people have the freedom to express their opinions and sometimes even very different opinions. But that is one of the most beautiful things about living in our country. We have the freedom to make our dreams come true, and we are ready to take the most important decisions for our society. So I would like to say once again that I definitely appreciate your participation. That's what I have to say today. Mr. Manager, we are one.

Yes, sir. According to General Statute 143.318.1.1.A.3, we intend to go to the closed session using the privilege of attorney-client. Will anyone give a statement related to that? I will give a statement. I will give a statement. Those who approve this statement, say aye. Aye.

Those who oppose it, say aye. Aye. Those who approve it, say aye. Aye. Those who oppose it, say aye. Aye. Those who oppose it, say aye. Aye. Those who oppose it, say aye. Aye. Those who oppose it, say aye. Aye. Those who oppose it, say aye.