Capital Improvement Projects Manager at City of Greensboro
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The agenda includes applications for a Certificate of Appropriateness regarding the construction of a 72-unit residential development at 677 Chestnut Street. Other business items include reports from the Education and Outreach Committee, a review of the staff approval report for September 2026, and the presentation of the 2027 meeting calendar for the commission.
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The committee addressed several financial and project-related agenda items. Key actions included the acceptance of a grant from the North Carolina Recreation and Parks Association to support the Youth Exploration Trades Initiative and a budget amendment for the North Carolina Folk Festival. The committee also considered resolutions and ordinances to provide funding for improvements at the Greensboro Aquatics Center through the Greensboro-Guilford Tourism Development Authority and the Coliseum Improvements Fund. Informational discussions were held regarding the Highway 421 Corridor, the News and Record site, and the Depot.
The committee meeting addressed an interlocal agreement between Guilford Metro 9-1-1 and High Point 9-1-1 for PSAP mutual aid to ensure continuous 911 coverage. Additionally, the committee considered amendments to the resolution creating the Greensboro Justice Advisory Commission, specifically regarding membership appointment processes and internal leadership structure. The committee also reviewed a proposed Internal Control Policy for the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) / Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF), intended to ensure compliance with federal requirements through a COSO-based internal control framework.
The committee reviewed various items including land easements for Duke Energy, the sale of surplus municipal properties, and contract amendments for construction projects such as the Windsor Chavis Nocho Community Complex and the Downtown Greenway - Phase 4. Key infrastructure discussions focused on brick repairs for the Greensboro Cultural Center, engineering services for chemical system improvements at the T.Z. Osborne Wastewater Treatment Facility, approval of a design-build delivery method for structural repairs at the same facility, and the annual floodplain management update.
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