Bruce Davis
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- Meetings spoken in
- 8
- Total speaking time
- 37:05
- Avg per meeting
- 4:38
- Segments
- 1359
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Top issues during term (20)
Linkhaw Farms mixed-use subdivision annexation
Annexation would add hundreds of acres of developed and developable property to the city tax base.
Failing sewer infrastructure and emergency repairs
$72,570 from reserves, plus a $2,168,790 loan and a $4.8 million grant.
Levee accreditation and floodgate progress
$1.5 million in new grant funds plus about $704,000 in change orders on a roughly $13 million project.
Electronic gaming center special use permit
$200-per-day fines are assessed but largely uncollected, generating little revenue.
Lead service line replacement
Funded by a $1 million state grant, so no hit to local taxpayers.
Christmas holiday schedule for city employees
One extra paid holiday; essential workers get straight-time eight-hour compensation rather than overtime.
Data center regulation
FY 2026-2027 City Budget
The total budget is about $104.6 million; water and sewer bills will go up 4%, and the property tax rate stays flat.
AMI Smart Meter Project Change Order
The change adds $95,199.62 to the project, still under the $746,000 contingency.
Production wells project rebid
Elm Street angled parking feasibility
Costs not yet estimated; the study itself carries no immediate expense.
Litter and roadside cleanup
Minimal — volunteer supplies like vests, sticks and bags.
Farmers Market at Dick Taylor Plaza — safety and zoning questions
RV park and campground ordinance amendments
PFAS contamination settlement
Lumberton gets a slice of a $455M PFAS settlement, which could help cover water fixes instead of leaving ratepayers with the full tab.
Automotive establishment ordinance
Businesses may face significant costs to install wooden or opaque fencing; violations carry $200-per-day fines.
Olive Drive shopping center rezoning
The developers are putting several million dollars into the project, which will generate new tax revenue for the city.
Linkhaw Road culvert flood project
The project is awarded at $756,000.
Dixie Boys World Series send-off
$300 plus polled council contributions approved for team travel.
2021 CDBG-NR Housing Rehabilitation Closeout
$146,387.87 in grant funds de-obligated back to the state.
Decisions during term (96)
Recorded while Davis was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.