Daniel Hupp
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- Total speaking time
- 59:33
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- 9:56
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Top issues during term (19)
Franklin Street Townes Amenity Dispute
The developer says the pool's upkeep and insurance costs weren't feasible for the HOA; the playground plan reduces impervious surface and maintenance burden.
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Naming and future opening of the 80-Acre Property
Devon Square Boulevard annexation petition
If annexed, the parcel would become subject to town property taxes.
3832 Rogers Road rezoning and annexation
A related annexation petition would bring the property onto town tax rolls if approved.
Comprehensive Transportation Plan 2026 amendments
Removed projects like the Star Road backage road mean developers won't be required to fund unneeded infrastructure, but higher-priority widenings could bring future town spending.
South Franklin Street traffic safety
Sign and striping costs are modest; installation is expected within 30 to 60 days.
Town finances through September 2026
Property tax season is here — over half the General Fund's revenue comes in between November and early January.
Contiguous annexation of 16.38 acres at 4925 Unicon Drive
The annexed property and its owners will now pay town property taxes.
Go Wake Forest fares and Sunday service expansion
Additional driver hours will add operating cost, offset by improved transit access for residents.
Planning Board appointments
IT services agreement with Youngsville
The deal would generate additional revenue for the town using existing IT staff — no cost estimate was provided.
Wake Forest Reservoir dam improvements contract
$699,625 contract for construction engineering and inspection services.
ADA Transition Plan adoption
Roughly $23.1 million long-term, but about $1.1 million per year if phased over two decades, with much already built into existing budgets.
Tennis court access during Flaherty courts rebuild
The court rebuild is a $1.4 million project; no new town spending was requested.
Fare-free rides to voting locations
Modest — lost fare revenue only for rides to voting sites.
Renaissance Center gallery policy and Pride exhibit
Exhibits are town-funded with minimal reception costs; no payments flow to or from exhibiting artists.
Rogers Road traffic safety and connectivity
The developer would pay for and construct required road improvements.
WakeMed-Atrium Merger Concerns for Local Healthcare
Decisions during term (59)
Recorded while Hupp was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.