Assistant Chief Financial Officer - Procurement at City of Fayetteville
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Request for Qualifications for a Construction Manager at Risk (CMAR) to provide Pre-Construction Services and Construction Services for the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) 911 Call Center project.
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Oct 5, 2026
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The City Council held a special meeting to discuss the Choice Neighborhoods assignment and a request for site control by the local housing authority regarding a development project involving 84 housing units. The discussion focused on the transition of the project's co-development partnership, ensuring affordability for residents with lower median incomes, mitigating flood risks on the site, and implementing strategies to prevent the displacement of current community members.
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Work includes approx 1 LS clearing and grubbing; 77 LF of 30" concrete curb and gutter; 8 EA truncated domes; 402 ST 4-5' concrete sidewalk.
The council discussed the status of a property option agreement involving the Housing Authority and a previous applicant. Key topics included the termination of a prior option agreement and the need for a new application process to regain site control for affordable housing development. The council debated the notification requirements for HUD, with clarification provided on potential modifications to the agreement. Ultimately, the council passed a motion instructing the legal department to prepare a new version of the agreement under the same terms, stipulating that any material changes must be brought back to the board for further guidance.
The City Council meeting covered community announcements regarding local festivals and the introduction of a new Director of Marketing. The City Manager reported on honors received by the city and the receipt of a federal grant to support Fire Department staffing. The Council addressed business items, including the approval of the agenda, the recusal and approval of a rezoning request for 131 Pepsi Lane, and the approval of demolition orders for properties on Maloney Avenue and Rafford Road, with specific conditions established for the latter.
The council received updates on various community events, including Hispanic Heritage Month and the 910 Future Fest, and recognized several retiring city employees. A $1 million HUD grant for an automated permitting system and the launch of the Stronger Partners Initiative were announced. Key legislative actions included declaring surplus property on Webb Street, accepting various federal grants for transit and airport improvements, and authorizing alcohol sales at specific city facilities. The council also approved several board and commission appointments and initiated the process to dissolve the Joint Appearance Commission.
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