Assistant Director of Facility Management at City of Wilmington.
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The meeting scheduled for this date was cancelled due to a lack of a quorum. Consequently, the agenda items regarding various historic district applications, including property modifications, new construction, after-the-fact approvals for window and door installations, and demolition stay requests, were not addressed.
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The Council held an agenda briefing meeting to review upcoming items, including the awarding of on-call contracts for professional engineering design services and various zoning map amendments. The Council discussed a request for a continuance regarding a modification to a special use permit for a private recreation facility. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to discussing potential allocations of contingency funds for the Community Justice Center and the Film Partnership of North Carolina. The meeting also included the formal introduction of the new Assistant Police Chief.
The meeting was convened to review the agenda for the upcoming Council meeting. A key discussion topic involved the withdrawal of Item PH3, which concerned a special use permit for a private recreation facility. Additionally, the Council was reminded of an upcoming Appointments Committee meeting scheduled to follow the briefing.
The council received annual reports from the Art Association and the Wilmington Urban Metropolitan Planning Organization. A resolution was passed to approve $2 million in gap financing for the Dawson Lofts 2 affordable housing development. Additionally, a $4.38 million contract was awarded for the Dawson and Worooster Streetscape project to improve sidewalks, pedestrian and ADA access, and resurface roadways. A further $2.43 million contract was awarded for phase 2 of the Eastwood Road Access Management Project, which includes landscape medians, signal improvements, and road resurfacing.
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