Remarks by Janet Cowell
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Questions for staff before we have another staff member?
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Okay, I will go ahead and close the hearing.
All in favor of the motion, aye. Aye. All opposed, nay. That is unanimous. Thank you. Excited to see come to fruition. Next, we have petition annexation AX1726.
Okay, any questions? All right, I will open the hearing. And we have Anne Anderson.
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All opposed, nay. And that is unanimous. Thank you.
All in favor of the motion, aye. Aye. All opposed, nay. And that is also unanimous, thank you. Okay, final item is text change TC-426, minor and exempt subdivision regulations.
Okay. We'll open the hearing, and I have eight people signed up for the eight-minute slot for the support and nobody in opposition. So Hannah Mull, Tyler Metz, Jamie Ferguson, Harold Yell, Aaron Yelly, James Holloway, Daniel Coleman, and Danielle Plard.
OK. Yep, still got time. Got 25 seconds.
Thank you. All right. That concludes the speakers. So I will go ahead and close the hearing.
Okay. Okay. Is there further dialogue, or does somebody want to make a motion?
Second. All in favor of that motion, aye.
All opposed, nay. And that is unanimous. Thank you all. All right. Next, we have the different committees, but there is nothing pending, so I will start with Councilor Fort for the report of the Bay Area and City Council.
And just, I think I laud your effort. I also wonder in terms of the down zoning bill, how does that intersect? I mean, are we able to do?
We don't need to bet on anything, right? I mean, in terms of a second, yeah.
Move to reappoint. Second. All in favor of the reappointments, aye. Aye. All opposed, nay, and that's unanimous. Okay, the report and recommendation of the city attorney.
The only thing I'll say is just I think the corrals look great. I've been watching them go in all over town. So just thanks to all the staff and the artists who are working on that.
Second. All in favor, aye. Aye. All opposed? Unanimous. Thank you. All right, so I have a motion to enter into closed session pursuant to General Statute 143.318.11a3 to consult with the city attorney in order to preserve attorney-client privilege. So moved. Second. All in favor, aye. Aye. All opposed? So we are now going into closed session.
and council has directed the city attorney to draft a proposed six-month moratorium ordinance for council's consideration on data center development within the city's corporate limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction and to take the steps required by North Carolina law that are necessary to allow the council to adopt it if desired at that meeting. A public hearing on such an ordinance will occur at the October 6, 2026 council meeting, which begins at 7 p.m. And with that, this meeting is adjourned.
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Thank you. And I will also mention that Councilor Lambert Melton is absent and excused this evening. Kevin Kwong.
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Sarah Quadri. Is Sarah here? No. Okay, Mickey Brigham.
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