Jennifer Hunt
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 20:00
- Avg per meeting
- 1:20
- Segments
- 344
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Top issues during term (20)
Downtown Parking Deck
Appraisal $450,000, Town offer $650,000, Lee's counter $795,000.
Accessory structure limits on large residential lots
No direct town cost, but owners of large lots could gain thousands of square feet of buildable accessory space.
Second Street Village townhome expansion downtown
No direct town cost; the applicant would contribute 16 trees or pay into the tree fund for mitigation.
Developer-requested zoning text amendments (TA26-02 and TA26-06)
Staff said skipped stub streets could leave taxpayers or later developers to pay for road connections, and private drives shift maintenance costs to property owners and HOAs.
Pedestrian connectivity to the future Red Line station
The project is estimated at $1.38 billion, with federal funding pursued through the FTA process.
Fire Station No. 2 Design-Build
Project cost not yet established; contracting method set.
Townhome density near the future rail station (R26-08)
The applicant funds the sidewalk extension, right-of-way dedication, $10,000 in public art, and a $2,500 Raptor Center contribution.
Huntersville Elementary Joint Use Agreement
$2.5 million already set aside in the town's capital budget, plus town upkeep of the outdoor fields; the school covers about $150,000 a year in operating costs.
Mandatory Water Restrictions
No direct cost, though continued conservation is encouraged.
Charlotte Water State of the Utility
Rates rose about $4.50 for the average water/sewer customer and 70 cents for stormwater.
Eastfield Park Rezoning
The applicant offered about $50,000 toward closing a sidewalk gap on Highway 115, plus a voluntary tree fund contribution.
Glendale Drive/Huntersville-Concord Road intersection improvements
Committed municipal funds for transportation and signalization infrastructure improvements.
Christ the King turf agreement
Until the deal is signed, Christ the King pays the town's standard field rental fees.
Road construction contracts: signal masts and Beatties Ford intersection
Contract amounts were not stated during the meeting.
Microtransit Zone 1 performance and expansion questions
The service costs riders $2.20 standard fare or $1.10 reduced, with free transfers.
New Town Seal
Design costs were covered under a July 2026 contract with Haven Creative; specific amount not stated.
Stumptown Road School Zone Speed Limit
Rich Hatchett Small Area Plan Update
No outside consultant cost — staff will do the work in-house.
Holbrook Park expansion land purchase
The grant could cover up to 50% of the $880,000 appraised value; a PARTF grant may also be pursued in May.
2027 townwide street resurfacing
Contract cost wasn't stated in the meeting materials shown.
Decisions during term (178)
Recorded while Hunt was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Adoption of the November 2, 2026 agenda
Consent agenda (Items 9.A-9.G)
Adopt ordinance — Petition #ANNEX 26-04 (Shea Homes, Sam Furr Road)
Adopt ordinance — Petition #ANNEX 26-06 (Key Cog Holdings, Huntersville-Concord Road)
Appoint member to Environmental Sustainability Committee
Adopt consent agenda
Petition #R26-08 — North Line Row townhome rezoning (Veer Development)
Petition #R26-11 — Second Street Village townhome revision
Petition #TA26-03 — Accessory structure text amendment
Approve the minutes of the October 6, 2026 Regular Town Board Meeting. (Janet Pierson)
Approve Construction Contract for Signal Mast Arm Installation Project. (Kevin Fox)
Call a public hearing for November 2, 2026 at 6:00 p.m. at Huntersville Town Hall on Petition #TA26-06, a request by Jake Palillo, to permit alternative primary entrance orientations in Highway Commercial, Vehicle Sales, Corporate…
Adopt consent agenda
Preliminary design services contract with Shelco, LLC for Downtown Parking Deck
Budget amendment appropriating General Fund balance for Downtown Parking Deck
Reimbursement resolution for Downtown Parking Deck
Resolution adopting a new town seal
Update of the Rich Hatchett Small Area Plan (added item)
Approve the minutes of the September 1, 2026 Regular Town Board Meeting. (Janet Pierson)
Approve the minutes of the September 15, 2026 Regular Town Board Meeting. (Janet Pierson)
Voting record (5)
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Petition #R25-17 Glendale Drive Subdivision
Disliked the aesthetics but supported it because the 2040 Community Plan supports it.
approve rezoning Petition #R25-16. In considering the proposed rezoning application R25-16, 44 acres at the northeast corner of Sam Furr Road and Old Statesville Road, the Town Board approves the rezo
Approve Petition #R25-14 — Dash In Food Stores rezoning (Statesville Rd & Hambright Rd)
The NCDEQ letter did not affirm the project was safe, only that no setback requirements exist for underground storage tanks near pipelines.
approve rezoning Petition #R25-14. In considering the proposed rezoning application R25-14 Dash In, the Town Board approves the rezoning plan with the following conditions: 1. Permit side yard parking
Approve Petition #R25-16 — Knox Crossing rezoning (Sam Furr Rd & Old Statesville Rd)
Disliked the by-right industrial threat, surface parking, grocery-store-centric design, and the volume of last-minute revisions.