David Joyner
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 22
- Total speaking time
- 1:08:07
- Avg per meeting
- 3:06
- Segments
- 1264
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Commercial Right-of-Way and Sidewalk Standards at 5710 Market Street
The business will need to adjust its signage plans to comply with existing code limits.
Living Hope Day Center Proposed Location
Residents cited potential negative impacts on surrounding property values.
Historic Window Restoration Versus Material Replacement
Could lower long-term maintenance and repair costs for historic homeowners.
Proposed New Construction at 814 Macumber Alley
Property development and construction costs for the new home on Macumber Alley.
Affordable Housing Gap Financing for Dawson Lofts
The city provided a $2 million loan from the affordable housing fund at a 2% interest rate.
Historic Landmark Designation for Former Fire Station #2
Infill Development Scale and Massing in Historic Alleys
Hillcrest Redevelopment and Tree Preservation
Five WHA projects are projected to add roughly $139 million in value and $234 million in economic output locally over five to seven years.
housing and infrastructure spending
An $8.3 million chunk of change is heading straight into local housing and infrastructure upgrades.
State Legislative Mandates on Unsheltered Populations
Estimated regional implementation costs could reach $26 million.
River Road Aerial Easement and Conveyor System
NCDOT Multimodal Network Plan Partnership
The city's share of the study totals $95,000 out of a $210,000 overall cost.
Wawa Convenience Store and Fuel Station Rezoning
Private commercial investment creating new retail and fuel services near campus.
Commercial Development and Tree Removal at University Drive
Tree mitigation fees will apply based on the removal of the 32-inch pine tree.
Special Use Permit Withdrawal for Holly Tree Road Facility
Preservation of Senior Affordable Housing at James Walker Apartments
City forgives a $258,000 loan; developer invests over $85,000 per unit.
UNCW Proposed Medical School
Long-term regional economic boost, though exact state funding impacts are pending.
Conditional Rezoning and Motel Conversion at 4118 Market Street
Units will offer naturally affordable rental rates around $1,050 to $1,075 per month with utilities included.
Affordable Housing Loan Forgiveness Agreement
Facilitates loan forgiveness for affordable housing preservation.
Historic District Residential Additions and Carriage House
Private investments into historic properties enhance neighborhood aesthetics and property values.
Decisions during term (10)
Recorded while Joyner was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Economic Development Incentive for Project Pearl II (PH2)
Authorize Closed Session for Economic Development and Personnel
Establishment of Northern Riverfront Development District Committee
Land Development Code Amendments
Resolution Supporting a Cape Fear Public Transit Authority Application to the Federal Transit Administration for a Transit-Oriented Development Planning Grant
Land Development Code Amendments Recommendation
Land Development Code Amendment for Semi-Permanent Structures (PH-1)
Resolution Authorizing the City Manager to Apply for a $17,500,000 Grant from the U.S. Economic Development Administration FY2025 Disaster Supplemental Grant Program, Which Includes a Required Local Match of $3,500,000, for the Riverfront…
Land Development Code Amendment for CBD Semi-Permanent Structures (LDC-5-426)
Ordinance Amending Land Development Code for R-3 Zoning District (PH1)
Voting record (1)(Development)
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