Tyrone E. Johnson

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Economic Development Discussions

Not disclosed — any financial commitment would be revealed if an incentive or deal comes back to a public meeting.

Replacement Transit Vehicle Procurement

Absorbed within existing transit operational budgets.

Affordable Housing and Property Acquisition on Vail Avenue

No purchase cost; the city accepts donated parcels and assumes future stewardship.

Kersey Valley Landfill PFAS Grant Application

$200,000 of settlement funds, not local tax dollars.

Emergency Radio System Upgrade

About $1.08 million combined across the two contracts.

Upper Boulding Branch Sewer Rehabilitation

About $2.6 million in contracts, funded with bond proceeds and the FY 26-27 budget.

300 Oak Street Workforce Development Facility

$228,122 now, with roughly $3 million in construction to follow from secured funding.

ElectriCities Customer Service Survey Results and Utility Improvements

$1,664,804.68 funded through existing utility budgets.

Water and Sewer Rate Structure Overhaul

$1,319,520 revenue and expenditure appropriation.

PTRWA Regional Water and Wastewater Study

None directly attached to the resolution.

Dash In Food Store Commercial Rezoning

Private commercial investment will redevelop an underutilized and challenging parcel.

Firefighter Staffing and Separation Allowance

Implementation costs for the firefighter special separation allowance were discussed as an investment in staff retention.

Water and Wastewater Plant Equipment Upgrades

Roughly $1.1 million across the five utility purchases and contracts.

Foster Care Resource and Support Needs

Resource allocation impacts on county and local social service programs.

Proposed Large-Scale Manufacturing Development Concerns

Potential negative impact on surrounding residential property values and future road maintenance costs.

Fiscal Year 2026-2027 Proposed Budget and Capital Improvements

Several major projects face millions in additional funding needs above original budgets, potentially requiring future debt issuance or alternative revenue sources.

Washington Street Property Conveyance to D-UP, Inc.

No purchase cost; the city accepts donated parcels and assumes future stewardship.

First Baptist Church Property and Downtown Revitalization

Significant long-term infrastructure costs, estimated around $10 million per block when factoring in utility replacements and curb redesigns, though state-led resurfacing will cover initial striping costs.

Electric Operations Center Construction

Over $9.4 million committed toward electrical operations construction, line maintenance labor, and warehouse stock.

Design-Build Contract with Frank L. Blum Construction Company (2026-339)

Change Order No. 02 with Breece Enterprises, Inc. (2026-373)

Sole Source Purchase from United Systems & Software, Inc. (2026-357)

Sole Source Purchase from Badger Meter Inc. (2026-358)

Sole Source Purchase from Core & Main LP (2026-359)

Contract with Motorola Solutions, Inc. (2026-360)

Resolution Ratifying Interlocal Agreement with City of Greensboro (2026-361)

Sole Source Purchase from LeadsOnline, LLC (2026-362)

Contract with Carolina Management Team, LLC (2026-367)

Contract with Jordan Innovation Fabrication, LLC (2026-368)

Contract with KRG Utility Inc. (2026-369)

Task Order No. 7 with CHA Consulting, Inc. (2026-370)

Task Order No. 8 with CHA Consulting, Inc. (2026-365)

Budget Ordinance Amendment for PFAS Disbursements (2026-371)

NCDOT Furniture Market Transportation Services Agreement (2026-366)

Speed Limit Concurrences on Jamestown Parkway (2026-372)

Agreement with Spare Labs Inc. (2026-375)

Task Order No. 6 with Volkert, Inc. (2026-376)

Resolution to Accept Donation of Real Property (2026-378)

Adoption of Agenda

to approve the revisions to the City of High Point Homebuyer Assistance Program Policy.

to approve the demolition ordinance for 1913 South Elm Street.

to approve the demolition ordinance for 312 Woodbury Street.

Demolition Ordinance - 312 Woodbury Street

Demolition Ordinance - 1913 South Elm Street

Revisions to Homebuyer Assistance Program Policy

to approve the amended consent agenda.

to accept Council Member Harman's recusal from voting on funding for Friends of John Coltrane and Greater High Point Food Alliance.

Funding for Macedonia Family Resource Center

Recused due to conflict of interest.

to approve funding for Macedonia Family Resource Center.

to adopt the agenda as amended.

to approve the Text Amendment 26-02 - Flood Insurance Rate Maps (FIRMs) with the standard reasonableness and consistency statement in the Staff Report.

to adopt the resolution approving the Agreement of Purchase and Sale with Tara Investments, LLC for 305 and 315 North Elm Street, with the following two amendments: to amend the purchase price to $1.2

to approve funding for Friends of John Coltrane and Greater High Point Food Alliance.

to accept Council Member Johnson's recusal from voting on funding for Macedonia Family Resource Center.

to approve funding for High Point School Partnership.

to accept Mayor Jefferson's recusal from voting on funding for High Point School Partnership.

to approve funding for the remaining outside non-profit organizations for FY 2026-2027.

Approve Agenda Item 2026-181

to adopt the agenda as presented.

to approve the Consent Agenda.

to approve agenda item 2026-184.

to approve agenda item 2026-185.

to adopt the agenda as presented.

Adoption of Agenda

A motion was made by Mayor Jefferson, seconded by Council Member Moore to Approve Agenda item 2026-164.

A motion was made by Council Member Moore, seconded by Council Member Johnson, to adopt the agenda as presented.

A motion was made by Council Member Andrew, seconded by Council Member Holmes, to adopt the Consent Agenda as presented.

A motion was made by Mayor Jefferson, seconded by Council Member Andrew, to Approve Agenda Item 2025-165.

A motion was made by Mayor Jefferson, seconded by Council Member Johnson, to Approve Agenda Item 2025-166.

Adoption of Agenda

Approval of Consent Agenda

Reappointments to the Board of Adjustment

Reappointments to the Historic Preservation Commission

Reappointments to the Planning and Zoning Commission

to enter into Closed Session pursuant to N.C.G.S. §143-318.11(a)(6) for Personnel.

to adopt the agenda as presented.

to recess the Special Meeting until after the Regular Meeting, which began at 5:30 p.m.

Adoption of Meeting Agenda

Consent Agenda Approval

FY 2026-2027 Proposed Budget Presentation and Public Hearing Schedule

Resolution Supporting Disabled Veteran Property Tax Homestead Exclusion Legislation

to end the Closed Session and resume the Regular Session.

to adopt the Consent Agenda.

to approve Agenda Item 2026-90.

to adopt the agenda as amended.

to approve Agenda Item 2026-91.

to approve Agenda Item 2026-93.

to approve Agenda Item 2026-92.

to approve Agenda Item 2026-104.