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Town of Garner

Town Council

February 7, 2011

The Garner Town Council will meet in regular session at 7:00 P.M.

on Monday, February 7, 2011 in the Town Council Meeting Room

Dinner will be served for Town Officials in the conference room at 6:15 pm

A CALL MEETING TO ORDER Mayor Williams

B PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Mayor Williams

C INVOCATION Mayor Williams

D ADOPTION OF AGENDA

E RECOGNITIONS

Chief Zuidema will honor Officer Brian McLean and Tosca, his K-9

partner, a nine year old Belgian Malinois for their service to

the Town.

Robert White, Tarheel of the Week

Mayor Pro Tem Ka thy Behringer wil l be recognized as a North

Carolina Main Street Champion.

F PETITIONS AND COMMENTS

This portion of the meeting is to receive comments from the

public on items not included in this agenda. Citizens should

sign up with the Town Clerk to speak prior to the start of the

meeting. The Council is interested in hearing your concerns, but

may not take action or deliberate on subject matter brought up

during the Petitions and Comments segment. Topics requiring

further investigation will be referred to the appropriate Town

officials or staff and may be scheduled for a future agenda.

G CONSENT

All items on the Consent Agenda are considered routine, to be

enacted by one motion with the adoption of the agenda and without

discussion. If a member of the governing body requests

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2. Public Hearing on Unified Development Ordinance AmendmentThis proposed UDO amendment will add hair salons,

barber shops, beauty shops as a permissible use in the Office

and Institutional District. Staff requests a public hearingbe held on March 7, 2011.

Action: Set Public Hearing for March 7, 2011

H OLD/NEW BUSINESS

1. Presentation of Town of Garner Audit Report 2010Presenter: Lin Jones

Eddie Burke, of Cherry Bekaert and Holland, will present

the Audit Report for Year Ending June 30, 2010.

Action: Accept Audit Report as Presented

I COMMITTEE REPORTS

J MANAGER REPORTS

1. Star Tracker2. Building Permit Activity3. Personnel Report4. Investment Report and Invested Funds

K ATTORNEY REPORTS

L COUNCIL REPORTS

M CLOSED SESSION

Pursuant to N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(3) to allow the Town Council

to confer with counsel regarding a matter of potential litigation

and N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(5) relating to a negotiating position

with respect to real property.

N ADJOURNMENT


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Town of GarnerTown Council MinutesDecember 21, 2010

The Garner Town Council met in regular session at 7:00 P.M. on Tuesday,

December 21, 2010 in the Town Council Meeting Room

CALL MEETING TO ORDER

PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE Council Member Kennedy

INVOCATION Council Member Kennedy

ADOPTION OF AGENDA As Presented

PRESENTATIONS: Recognition of Arnold Aiken, Garners First Town Manager

Mayor Williams presented a proclamation which was read by Council Member

Kennedy recognizing Arnold Aiken who was the first Town Manager hired in

1962 when the charter was amended to establish the manager council form of

government. Mr. Aiken said he was the sixteenth employee hired in the

Town. The Town limits were from Aversboro to Lakeside Drive on one side

and from Forest Hills to School Acres. The population was 3600. This

brought on a lot of changes and there was a lot; being the first manager

had its problems.

The only traffic signal was at the intersection of Main and Perdue Streets

and a caution light was at Aversboro and Forest Drives. The first project

Mr. Aiken embarked on was to change the street light system from a 2000

lumen bulb to 6000 mercury vapor. Mr. Aiken said he implemented the first

personnel classification and pay plan and a retirement plan. The Council

adopted the first planning and zoning ordinance and authorizedinstallation of a sewer system and passed a bond referendum for a new

water system. Mr. Aiken said he made his home here and intends to stay.

PETITIONS AND COMMENTS

Phil Matthews, Vice President of the Wake County Commissioners and a

former Town Council Member said it is an honor to be back representing the

Garner citizens and extended greetings on behalf of the Wake County

Commissioners. Commissioner Matthews plans to visit each municipality inWake County and beginning in his home town. He said he is excited about

working with the Town and plans to be involved. Through Town invitations

and the Retreat, he feels we can work hand in hand to make things happen.

CONSENT


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the period from October 1, 2010 to October 31, 2010 and are presented for

approval.

Action: Tax Releases Approved

Request to hold Public Hearing Inverness Subdivision (SUP-SB-10-01)

Inverness Subdivision, a 19.8 acre tract of land to be located on the west

side of Creech Road north of Creech Road Elementary School was approved in

August 2005. A new owner purchased the property in 2007 and subsequently

was granted all construction plan approvals after the special use permit

had expired. The Town Attorney has concluded that the best course of

action would be for the project to go back through the special use permit

review process including a public hearing and notice to adjacent property

owners. In light of these circumstances, the project engineer hasrequested an accelerated review process that would set a public hearing

date for January 18, 2011.

Action: Set Public Hearing for January 18, 2011

Motion By: Johns

Second: Singleton

Vote: Unanimous

END OF CONSENT

OLD/NEW BUSINESS

UDO Text Amendment UDO-10-04 Regarding Procedures for ReasonableAccommodation

Presenter: Brad Bass, Planning Director

This amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) proposes changes

to Section 3.17 regarding Special Exceptions.

Mr. Bass reported that the Town Council conducted a public hearing on

December 6, 2010 to review a text amendment to the Unified Development

Ordinance (UDO) regarding the above noted matter. After conducting

the hearing it was referred to the Planning Commission for its review

and recommendation. The Commission reviewed the text amendment attheir December 13

th

meeting and recommended approval as submitted.

The proposed amendment would establish procedures for individuals

seeking a reasonable accommodation from the Town that is consistent

with the Federal Fair Housing Act. The Federal Fair Housing Act

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Mr. Bass presented a summary of the proposed amendment as follows:

1. Creates a new section entitled 3.17 Special Exceptions; and2. Authorizes the Board of Adjustment to review requests for special

accommodation and grant a special exception from UDO requirementsprimarily as it relates to disabled or handicapped homes; and

3. Requires a formal application to be filed which follows the same proceduresthat are used for variances (quasi-judicial public hearing, notice toadjacent property owners, sign posted on property, legal advertisement ofthe hearing, etc.); and

4. Establishes the following approval criteria the Board of Adjustment mustuse in order to grant a special exception:

(a) "Reasonable. An accommodation will be determined to be

reasonable if it would not undermine the legitimate purposes and

effects of existing zoning regulations and the benefits that the

accommodation would provide to the handicapped, and if it will not

impose significant financial and administrative burdens upon the

Town and/or constitute a substantial or fundamental alteration of

the Town's ordinance provisions); and

(b) "Necessary." An accommodation will be determined to benecessary if it would provide direct or meaningful therapeutic

amelioration of the affects of the particular disability or

handicap), and would afford handicapped or disabled persons equal

opportunity to enjoy and use housing in residential districts in the

Town.

Mr. Bass said a copy of the ordinance amending the Unified Development

Ordinance is enclosed for the Town Councils review and adoption

consideration. There were no public comments made at the public

hearing or at the Planning Commission meeting regarding the amendment.

The Planning Commission, the Town Attorney and staff believe the text

amendment is necessary in order to be consistent with the Federal Fair

Housing Act, therefore we recommend approval of the request as

submitted.

Mayor Pro Tem Behringer said that she hopes now measures are in place

so that other facilities will have to go through this process.

Action: Adoption of Ordinance No. (2010) 3605

Motion: Marshburn

Second: Johns


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1. Star Tracker2. Financial Report as of November 30, 20103. Invested Funds4. Planning Commission SummaryATTORNEY REPORTS

Mr. Anderson requested a closed session pursuant to N.C.G.S. 143-318 (11)

(a) (3) to confer with counsel regarding matters in litigation,

specifically USA and Oxford House, Inc. v. Town of Garner and Garner Board

of Adjustment, pending in the US District Court, EDNC, case # 5:09-CV-

00216.

COUNCIL REPORTS

Council Member Marshburn

He commended the Town Manager and those responsible forsetting up the employee recognition awards.

He said he will be attending the N.C. League of MunicipalitiesAdvocacy Goals Conference.

He said the Christmas events were pleasurable; this has been agood year for entertainment.

Mayor Pro Tem Behringer

She reported attending the Garner Revitalization Retreat withpeople from the Main Street organization. The scope for next

year was presented; it is very impressive and if everything

gets done, we will all notice.

She said all of the Christmas events were well attended. Sheasked everyone to go downtown to see the elf.

Council Member Johns

He raised an issue previously reported regarding dogs onGriffin Street. He has received calls that there are more

dogs than reported and people are afraid to walk outside.

Council Member Singleton

He noted that he has heard no complaints regarding the leafpick-up this year. Mr. Dickerson said there are no complaints

regarding leaf pick-up in the monthly Solid Waste Report

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Council Member Kennedy

He has received complaints regarding the odor from the pumpstation at White Deer Park. He asked staff to contact the

City of Raleigh to see if they can give some serious attention

and consideration to trying to resolve the problem. He saidthey really need to see if there is something that can be

done.

He noted people have commented on the movement of TimberDrive. He asked if Council can get a tour to see how they are

progressing.

He said a number of good things have happened in Town thisyear thanks to lots of extra staff effort.

Closed session pursuant to N.C.G.S. 143-318 (11) (a) (3) to confer withcounsel regarding matters in litigation, specifically USA and OxfordHouse, Inc. v. Town of Garner and Garner Board of Adjustment, pending inthe US District Court, EDNC, case # 5:09-CV-00216.

Motion: Council Member SingletonSecond: Council member Johns

Return to Regular Session

Mr. Watkins said he would like to update the Council on the matterof an offer from the Kelly family to the Town to purchases propertyon Garner Road near the Historic Auditorium. He said the paper workwas complete to move forward with the purchase.

A motion by Council Member Singleton to add this item to the

Councils agenda was seconded by Council Member Marshburn and votedon unanimously.

Action: Authorize Manager to Purchase of Two Parcels of LandLocated on Garner Road for the amount of $200,000. Thecurrent tenant will be allowed to stay on the propertyfor 90 days

Motion: SingletonSecond: Marshburn Vote: Unanimous

Adjournment: 8:05 PM

Motion: Kennedy


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MEMORANDUM

TO: Hardin WatkinsTown Manager

FROM: Brad Bass, AICPDirector of Planning

DATE: February 2, 2011

SUBJECT: UDO Text Amendment Regarding Hair Salons/BarberShops/Beauty Shops as Permissible Uses in the Office &Institutional Zoning District

Background

Staff briefed the Town Council on this matter at the January 25th work session.Over the last several months we have received inquiries regarding the possibilityof allowing hair salons/barber shops/beauty shops as a permissible use in the O&Izoning district. In 2006 the Town Council approved a UDO text amendment toallow these types of uses in the Neighborhood Office District subject to theissuance of a Special Use Permit (public hearing before Council). The 2006amendment did not specifically address whether the use should also be allowed

in the more intense O&I zoning district. Currently in addition to theNeighborhood Office District the above noted uses are permitted inNeighborhood Commercial (NC), Central Business District (CBD), CommunityRetail (CR), Service Business (SB), and the Industrial Districts (I-1 and I-2), butnot in the O&I District.

Findings

The following is an excerpt from the UDO regarding the purpose and intent ofthe Office and Institutional (O&I) District.

The purpose of this district is to accommodate more intense professional and serviceoccupations than permitted in the neighborhood office (NO) district and to insure that


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Neighborhood Office District (N-O) Uses Office & Institutional District Uses

Summary of Text Amendment

The text amendment would add hair salons,barber shops, beauty shops as permissibleuses in the O&I District and continue to allowthese types of uses in the NO, NC, CBD CR, SBand industrial zoning districts.

1. Single family residential,cluster, modular homes

2. Upper story residential3. Family Care Home4. Group Care Home5. Intermediate Care home6. Adult Day Care7. Child Day Care (up to 3)

8. Day Care Center9. Public safety facilities10. Cemetery11. Public parks, swimming pools,

tennis and golf courses12. Religious institutions13. Minor utilityelevated water tank14. Golf course or country club private15. Gym, spa, indoor tennis or pool private

16. Banks and financial institutions17. Medical office18. Other office19. Bed and breakfast20. Veterinarian / kennel, indoor21. Hair Salons/Barber Shop/Beauty Shop

1. Townhouses and Condominiums2. Community Center3. Library, museum, art gallery4. Other community service5. Adult daycare6. Day Care Center7. Business School. College, or university in

single building

8. College, university9. Schools public or private10. Trade or vocational school11. Ambulance, rescue squad, police, fire

station12. Government office13. Continuing care, retirement facility14. Hospice15. Hospital16.

Medical clinic17. Mental health facility

18. Group care facility19. Handicapped institution20. Intermediate care institution21. Cemetery22. Public parks, swimming pools, tennis and

golf courses23. Religious institutions24. Minor utilityelevated water tank25. Golf course or country club private26. Gym, spa, indoor tennis or pool private27. Banks and financial institutions28. Medical office29. Other office; general office30. Bed and breakfast31. Commercial parking32. Indoor repair oriented use33. Veterinarian / kennel, indoor


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In evaluating any proposed amendment to the UDO the following should beconsidered:

1. The extent to which the proposed text amendment is consistent withthe remainder of the UDO, including, specifically, any purpose andintent statements.

2. The extent to which the proposed text amendment represents a newidea not considered in the existing UDO, or represents a revisionnecessitated by changing circumstances over time.

3. Whether or not the proposed text amendment corrects an error in theUDO.

4. Whether or not the proposed text amendment revises the UDO tocomply with state or federal statutes or case law.

5. In deciding whether to adopt a proposed amendment to the UDO, thecentral issue is whether the proposed amendment advances the publichealth, safety or welfare and is consistent with the Towns

Comprehensive Plan and the specific intent of the UDO.

Staff recommends Council set a public hearing for March 7, 2011 to formallyconsider a UDO text amendment to allow hair salons/barber shops/beautyshops as permissible uses in the Office & Institutional zoning district

.

Please advise if you have questions.

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SIGN ENFORCEMENT YEAR TO DATE TOTALS


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SIGNENFORCEMENTYEARTODATETOTALS

Banner 67 Banner 5

Business 515 Business 63

Other 91 Other 6

Political 122 Political 0

Real Estate 283 Real Estate 18

Yard/Garage Sale 664 Yard/Garage Sale 5

Total Signs

Violations 1742 Total Signs Violations 97

Total Removed 1573 Total Removed 86

Total Notices 145 Total Notices 11

2010 - Year to Date Totals 2011 - Year to Date Totals

A location may have several signs that only 1 Notice was sentPage 20

Sign Enforcement


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SignEnforcementJanuary2010toJanuary2011

Banner 5

Business 63

Other 6

Political 0

Real Estate 18

Yard/Garage Sale 5

Total Signs

Violations 97

Total Removed 86

Total Notices 11

January 2010 February 2010 March 2010 April 2010 May 2010 June 2010

Banner 10 Banner 2 Banner 5 Banner 5 Banner 2 Banner 7

Business 42 Business 26 Business 55 Business 58 Business 20 Business 67

Other 0 Other 2 Other 11 Other 8 Other 30 Other 1

Political 0 Political 0 Political 0 Political 25 Political 0 Political 1

Real Estate 32 Real Estate 46 Real Estate 25 Real Estate 31 Real Estate 15 Real Estate 21

Yard/Garage Sale 5

Yard/Garage

Sale 8 Yard/Garage Sale 42 Yard/Garage Sale 105 Yard/Garage Sale 58

Yard/Garage

Sale 107

Total Signs

Violations 89

Total Signs

Violations 84

Total Signs

Violations 138

Total Signs

Violations 232

Total Signs

Violations 125

Total Signs

Violations 204

Total Removed 43 Total Removed 77 Total Removed 133 Total Removed 220 Total Removed 116 Total Removed 189

Total Notices 22 Total Notices 5 Total Notices 5 Total Notices 12 Total Notices 7 Total Notices 14

January 2011

* *Several locationsmayhavemultiplesignsthatonly1NoticewassentPage 21

Sign Enforcement


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S g o ce e tJanuary2010toJanuary2011

Banner 10 Banner 4 Banner 4 Banner 6 Banner 8 Banner 4

Business 54 Business 60 Business 45 Business 35 Business 32 Business 21

Other 1 Other 6 Other 18 Other 8 Other 4 Other 2

Political 0 Political 1 Political 10 Political 85 Political 0 Political 0

Real Estate 16 Real Estate 31 Real Estate 7 Real Estate 35 Real Estate 12 Real Estate 12

Yard/Garage Sale 25

Yard/Garage

Sale 109 Yard/Garage Sale 93 Yard/Garage Sale 62 Yard/Garage Sale 45

Yard/Garage

Sale 5

Total Signs

Violations 106

Total Signs

Violations 211

Total Signs

Violations 177

Total Signs

Violations 231

Total Signs

Violations 101

Total Signs

Violations 44

Total Removed 80 Total Removed 204 Total Removed 172 Total Removed 223 Total Removed 76 Total Removed 40

Total Notices 28 Total Notices 7 Total Notices 5 Total Notices 7 Total Notices 25 Total Notices 8

December 2010September 2010 November 2010October 2010July 2010 August 2010

Page 2 of 2 **Severallocationsmayhavemultiplesignsthatonly1NoticewassentPage 22

SIGN VIOLATIONS


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SIGN VIOLATIONS

JANUARY 2011

Enforcement

Date Contact_BusinessName LocationFound Quantity TypeofSign TypeofViolation Action ActionDate Comments

1/8/2011 JustTires US70 1 Banner Nopermit

Noticeof

Violation 1/10/2011

1/8/2011 CrownFlooring FayettevilleRoad 1 Banner NopermitNotice

of

Violation 1/8/2011

1/8/2011 AversboroRestaurant AversboroRoad 1 Banner Nopermit

Noticeof

Violation 1/8/2011

1/8/2011 RocksideTire FayettevilleRoad 1 Banner Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/8/2011

1/19/2011 MeinekeCarCareCenter US70 1 Banner Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/19/2011

Banner # of Signs 5 Notices 5 Removed 0

Enforcement


1/4/2011 NCInspectionStation US70 1 Business Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/4/2011 Vehicle

1/24/2011 Sprint GarnerMarketplace 1 Business Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/25/2011 Windfeather

1/24/2011 Liberty

Tax Shoppes

@

Garner 1 Business Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/25/2011 Windfeather

1/24/2011 JacksonHewitt GatewayPlaza 1 Business Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/25/2011

1/28/2011 IncomeTax FayettevilleRoad 1 Business Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/28/2011

1/7/2011 SelfStorage

Atchison&WindingBrook

Drive 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/7/2011

1/8/2011 Pam'sFurniture US70&RaynorRoad 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/8/2011

1/8

/2011 Liberty

Tax Fayetteville

Road 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/8/2011

1/10/2011 SelfStorage BensonRoad 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/10/2011

1/12/2011 LittleCaesarPizza TimberDrive 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/12/2011

1/12/2011 StoneWork AversboroRoad 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/12/2011

1/18/2011 VenetFamilyDenistry JonesSausage&I40 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/18/2011

1/20/2011 BuildingBridges4Familys Lakeside&Aversboro 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/20/2011

1/21/2011 CricketSpecial 5thAvenue 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/21/2011

1/21/2011 Carpet

Cleaning

VandoraSpringRoad&

FoxwoodDrive 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/21/2011

1/21/2011 FreeHearingScreening FayettevilleRoad 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/21/2011

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SIGN VIOLATIONS


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JANUARY 2011

Enforcement


1/24/2011 HouseBuys MultipleLocations 3 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 LibertyTaxService Hwy70E&BensonExit 4 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 ChooseYourIncomeHwy

70

&

Auburn

Knightdale

Road 3 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 RoomAdditions JonesSausageRoad 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 PianoTuning US70 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 LibertyTax FayettevilleRoad 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011 GaveBack

1/24/2011 CricketWireless US70 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 H&RBlock TimberDrive 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 LorrinFuneralHome FayettevilleRoad 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011

1/25/2011 IncomeTax AversboroRoad&Village 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/25/2011

1/25/2011 SelfStorage Hwy50 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/25/2011

1/26/2011 KFitness Hwy70&WhiteOakRoad 9 Business Prohibited Removed 1/26/2011

1/26/2011 ChooseyourIncome JonesSausage&I40 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/26/2011

1/28/2011 OldVideoTapesPreserved GreenfieldParkwayRamp 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/28/2011

1/28/2011 PitBullPuppies OldStage&Fayetteville 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/28/2011 UtilityPole

1/28/2011 SRH OldStage&Fayetteville 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/28/2011

1/28/2011 HairStylistWanted JonesSausageRoad&Hwy70 1 Business Prohibited Removed 1/28/2011

1/28/2011 We

Buy

Houses Timber

&

Benson

Rd 2 Business Prohibited Removed 1/28/2011

1/21/2011 ASafePlaceChildcare FayettevilleRoad 1 Business Rightofway Removed 1/21/2011 RightofWay

Business # of Signs 63 Notices 5 Removed 58

Enforcement


1/3/2011 CleavelandTigersBaseball

VandoraSpringsRoad/Arbor

GreeneDrive 2 Other Prohibited Removed 1/3/2011

1/4

/2011 New

Hope

Church US

50

Hwy

&

Timber

Drive 1 Other Prohibited Removed 1/4/2011

1/8/2011 CleavlandTigersBaseball US70&WhiteOak 1 Other Prohibited Removed 1/8/2011 Median

1/25/2011 NewHopeChurch Hwy50 2 Other Prohibited Removed 1/25/2011

Other # of Signs 6 Notices 0 Removed 6

Enforcement


1/14/2011 1130

US

70 US

70 1 Real

Estate Prohibited

Noticeof

Violation 1/14/2011 TooLarge

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SIGN VIOLATIONS


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JANUARY 2011

Enforcement


1/7/2011 Auction Atchison&NovemberStreet 2 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/7/2011

1/10/2011 EasyFinanceE.

Garner

Road

&

Creech

Road 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/10/2011

1/18/2011 ForRent

WestonRoad&WestonRidge

Run 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/18/2011

1/19/2011 ForRent

NewRandRoad&Kentucky

Drive 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/19/2011

1/20/2011 AllenTateRealtor BensonRoad&Atchison 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/20/2011

1/24/2011 RentotoOwn

AversboroRoad&Old

Scarborough 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/24/2011

1/24/2011 RemaxRealty VerdeGlen&RandRoad 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/24/2011

1/26/2011 IndianCreek BensonRoad&RandRoad 1 RealEstate Off premise Removed 1/26/2011

1/8/2011 TryonPlace US70&Yeargan 2 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/8/2011

1/24/2011 PinkBuysHouses AversboroRoad 1 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011 UtilityPole

1/29/2011 TryonPlace US70 2 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011 Not4'back

1/29/2011 TryonPlace TechnicalCourt 1 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011

1/29/2011 TryonPlace OldGarnerRoad 1 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011

1/29/2011 ColdwellBanker FoxburyDrive 1 RealEstate Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011

Real Estate # of Signs 18 Notices 1 Removed 17

Enforcement


1/24/2011 YardSale NewRand&KentuckyDr 3 Yard/GarageSale Prohibited Removed 1/24/2011 UtilityPole

1/29/2011 MovingSale AckermanRoad 1 Yard/GarageSale Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011

1/29/2011 MovingSale BryanRoad 1 Yard/GarageSale Prohibited Removed 1/29/2011 UtilityPole

Yard Sale # of Signs 5 Notices 0 Removed 5

GrandTotals #ofSigns 97 #ofNotices 11 #ofRemoved 86

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Permits Issued From 01/01/2011

Commercial 13Total Permits Total Cost $218,304.00

01/31/2011To

Permit #: 2100059 Inside Town Linits Yes

Issue date: 1/4/2011 Census tract: PIN#: 1711-18-1238

Lot#: Subdivision: N/A Total cost: $9,000.00

PropAddress: 1705 W. GARNER ROAD

Owner's CAROLINAS M,ETAL RECYCLING INC Owner's Phone: 919-772-9190

Contractor MANNING DBCM, INC.

Type of Improvement: New Building Proposed Use FACTORY INDUSTRIAL

Contractor's Phone: 919-553-9988





Owner's CAROLINAS METAL RECYCLING INC Owner's Phone: 919-772-9190





















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01/31/2011To




PropAddress: 1225 US HIGHWAY 70 WEST

Owner's WELLS FARGO/WACHOVIA BANK Owner's Phone:

Contractor COOKE & ASSOCIATES

Type of Improvement: Addition Proposed Use BUSINESS/OFFICE



Issue date: 1/4/2011 Census tract: PIN#:


PropAddress: 4300 FAYETTEVILLE ROAD

Owner's K-MART Owner's Phone:

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use MERCANTILE/RETAIL

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 301 HEIN DRIVE

Owner's H & D HEIN HOLDING, LLC Owner's Phone: 803-730-2508

Contractor McPHAILS METAL BUILDINGS

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use BUSINESS/OFFICE





PropAddress: 255 SHENSTONE BLVD

Owner's BJ'S WHOLESALE CLUB Owner's Phone: 919-661-3781

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use ELECTRIC HOT WATER HE

Contractor's Phone:


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01/31/2011To




PropAddress: 2311 TIMBER DRIVE

Owner's RITE AID Owner's Phone: 919-661-7799

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use MECHANICAL REPLACEME

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1401 AVERSBORO ROAD STE 105

Owner's DOUGLAS BALL Owner's Phone: 919-427-2592

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use BUSINESS/OFFICE

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 845 US HIGHWAY 70 WEST

Owner's OUTBACK STEAKHOUSE Owner's Phone: 919-329-9211

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Plumbing Proposed Use TANKLESS HOT WATER HE

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 409 US HIGHWAY 70 EAST

Owner's DIRECT DISTRIBUTERS Owner's Phone:

Contractor P. WEST COMPANY, INC.

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use MERCANTILE/RETAIL



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01/31/2011To




PropAddress: 825 PURSER DRIVE

Owner's CTS RALEIGH PROPERTY LLC Owner's Phone:

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: GREENBRIER Total cost: $5,400.00

PropAddress: 5009 WINTERLOCHEN DRIVE

Owner's LEMUEL HOGGE Owner's Phone:

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:


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Residential 43Total Permits Total Cost $491,616.00

01/31/2011To




PropAddress: 1937 LENNOX DRIVE

Owner's MAGDY SAAD Owner's Phone: 919-747-2635

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1502 FOXWOOD DRIVE

Owner's BETTY ALAN Owner's Phone: 484-951-2104

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 101 FOREST LANDING DRIVE

Owner's SUSAN ADAMS Owner's Phone:

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: CAMELOT Total cost: $300.00

PropAddress: 102 QUEEN GUENEVERE TRAIL

Owner's WILLIAM & DOROTHY JONES Owner's Phone:

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use GAS FUEL LINE

Contractor's Phone:


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Lot#: Subdivision: N/A Total cost: $500.00

PropAddress: 2808 WALL STORE ROAD

Owner's CARL WALL Owner's Phone: 919-427-9133

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use RESIDENTIAL STORAGE

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 105 SOUTH SHETLAND CT

Owner's MARY KRAWIEC Owner's Phone: 919-789-8712

Contractor


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Lot#: Subdivision: FOLEY STATION Total cost: $3,500.00

PropAddress: 1200 BRIDGEWOOD COURT

Owner's STEPHEN BAKER Owner's Phone: 919-662-5589

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: WATER OAKS Total cost: $7,600.00

PropAddress: 1021 OAKWATER DRIVE

Owner's MILTON & JOYCE MOORE Owner's Phone: 919-662-9087

Contractor HUTCH CONSTRUCTION

Type of Improvement: Addition Proposed Use SUNROOM



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Lot#: Subdivision: HEATHER HILLS Total cost: $1,000.00

PropAddress: 301 COACHMAN DRIVE

Owner's KATHLEEN BROWN Owner's Phone: 919-773-2002

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use SPACE HEATERContractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: SUMMERSWALK Total cost: $8,656.00

PropAddress: 204 SUMMERS WALK CIRCLE

Owner's MERLE McLAWHORN Owner's Phone: 919-661-1587

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 127 KIMEO WAY

Owner's JACKIE McKEITHAN Owner's Phone:

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use PLUMBING

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 802 BAREFOOT ST

Owner's RONNIE & ANGELA THOMPSON Owner's Phone: 919-772-7586

Contractor


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Lot#: 40 Subdivision: EVERWOOD Total cost: $7,000.00

PropAddress: 201 TALLOWWOOD DRIVE

Owner's FOUR OAKS BANK Owner's Phone: 919-809-0062

Contractor JON STEWART

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLINContractor's Phone: 919-795-7009



Lot#: Subdivision: EVERWOOD Total cost: $9,000.00

PropAddress: 157 TALLOWWOOD DRIVE

Owner's BRANCH BANKING & TRUST CO. Owner's Phone:

Contractor TRIANGLE CLASSIC HOMES, INC

Type of Improvement: Alteration Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN




Lot#: Subdivision: HEATHER HILLS Total cost: $10,055.00

PropAddress: 1306 CLAYMORE DRIVE

Owner's BILLIE ANN LORBACHER Owner's Phone: 919-772-4392

Contractor


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Lot#: Subdivision: BAINBRIDGE Total cost: $5,000.00

PropAddress: 311 BAINBRIDGE CIRCLE

Owner's DANNY BATTEN Owner's Phone: 919-662-0362

Contractor


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PropAddress: 704 BUTLER DRIVE

Owner's STEVEN LANGDON Owner's Phone: 919-779-4506

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use GAS LOGSContractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 502 CREECH ROAD

Owner's PHYLLIS MITCHNER Owner's Phone: 919-772-0020

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1127 BRUCEMONT DR

Owner's WARNER POWELL Owner's Phone: 919-772-6372

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use CHANGE OF SERVICE

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1213 PARK AVE

Owner's ROBERT POLLARD Owner's Phone: 919-285-2676

Contractor


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PropAddress: 1105 BUFFALOE ROAD

Owner's WILHELMINA DAWSON Owner's Phone: 919-772-0630

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use MECHANICAL REPLACEMEContractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 302 EASY WIND LANE

Owner's BRUCE MOORE Owner's Phone:

Contractor WOODALL CONSTRUCTION CO.





Lot#: Subdivision: LAKEMOOR Total cost: $6,000.00

PropAddress: 2337 WATER LILY WAY

Owner's HENRY ENG Owner's Phone: 919-523-2763

Contractor KEITH BROWN

Type of Improvement: Addition Proposed Use DECK





PropAddress: 1201 BUCKHORN ROAD

Owner's KENT TREPANIER Owner's Phone: 919-780-9526

Contractor EMERGENCY RECONSTRUCTION

Type of Improvement: Repair Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN



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Lot#: Subdivision: GREENBRIER Total cost: $4,500.00

PropAddress: 4608 WINTERLOCHEN ROAD

Owner's MARIAN RIPPLINGER Owner's Phone: 919-779-0759

ContractorType of Improvement: Mechanical Proposed Use MECHANICAL REPLACEME

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 300 HUTCHINS DRIVE

Owner's CORTNEY & KATRINA WALKER Owner's Phone: 919-522-6723

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: 37 Subdivision: INWOOD FOREST Total cost: $171,000.00

PropAddress: 4866 INWOOD ROAD

Owner's GEORGE McINTYRE Owner's Phone: 919-427-5227

Contractor EMPIRE CONTRACTORS INC

Type of Improvement: New Building Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN




Lot#: Subdivision: WATER OAKS Total cost: $4,700.00

PropAddress: 1024 OAKWATER DRIVE

Owner's BEKKI BRANTLEY Owner's Phone: 919-662-3868

Contractor


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PropAddress: 181 DEPOT RIDGE RD

Owner's US BANK NATIONAL ASSN. TRUSTEE HO Owner's Phone:

ContractorType of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN

Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: CAMELOT Total cost: $10,000.00

PropAddress: 209 LANE OF SIR GALLAHAD LANE

Owner's TOD DEAN Owner's Phone: 919-359-1489

Contractor TOD DEAN





Lot#: Subdivision: AUTUMN OAKS Total cost: $15,000.00

PropAddress: 146 CLAYFIELD DRIVE

Owner's DAVID HUNTER Owner's Phone:

Contractor JOE SULLIVAN





Lot#: Subdivision: CAMELOT Total cost: $3,200.00

PropAddress: 203 TRAIL OF MERLIN

Owner's ELAINE WILLIFORD Owner's Phone: 919-772-2213

Contractor


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PropAddress: 703 UMSTEAD STREET

Owner's LARUE POWELL Owner's Phone:


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: BAINBRIDGE Total cost: $4,975.00

PropAddress: 204 BAINBRIDGE CIRCLE

Owner's GERALDINE JAMES Owner's Phone:

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision: DUNHAVEN Total cost: $7,579.00

PropAddress: 2209 DUNGIVEN COURT

Owner's JAMES & CATHRYN LAMB Owner's Phone: 919-779-4352

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision:INDIAN CREEK

Total cost:$4,500.00

PropAddress: 4800 CONESTOGA CIRCLE

Owner's TOM KERKHOFF Owner's Phone: 919-669-7803

Contractor


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Lot#: Subdivision: CLOVERDALE Total cost: $500.00

PropAddress: 503 CORWIN ROAD

Owner's ANNETTE THOMPSON Owner's Phone: 828-316-1370

ContractorType of Improvement: Electrical Proposed Use SINGLE FAMILY DWELLIN

Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 4421 THARRINGTON ROAD

Owner's JOHN THARRINGTON Owner's Phone: 919-662-9800

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:

Permit #: 2110050 Inside Town Linits No



PropAddress: 115 CREECH ROAD

Owner's BETTY HATHAWAY Owner's Phone: 919-772-4168

Contractor

Type of Improvement: Plumbing Proposed Use PLUMBING

Contractor's Phone:



Lot#: Subdivision:BINGHAM STATION

Total cost:$5,000.00

PropAddress: 118 RED CABOOSE COURT

Owner's BRANDON HILL Owner's Phone: 919-341-8161

Contractor


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Permit #: 2110052 Inside Town Linits No


Lot#: Subdivision: ARBOR GREENE Total cost: $100.00

PropAddress: 903 PARK AVE

Owner's BRIAN BABCOCK Owner's Phone:


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1314 PINEVIEW DRIVE

Owner's CONNIE LILES Owner's Phone: 919-779-3839

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:




PropAddress: 1312 PINEVIEW DRIVE

Owner's HOWARD WILKINS Owner's Phone: 919-772-3519

Contractor


Contractor's Phone:

57Total Number of Permits on Repor

Total Construction Value $715,320.00

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TOWN of GARNER PERSONNEL REPORT - January 2011

Turnover Rate 2010 - 4.5%

New Employees Name Department Position Title Hire Date

Full-time or Kimberly Moffett Administration Deputy Town Clerk 1/10/2011

Part-time

Separated Employees Name Department Position Title Hire Date Separation Date

Full-time or Richard Smith Public Works Parks Maintenance Worker 5/1/2009 1/4/2011

Part-time James Strickland Public Works Parks & Grounds Supervisor 11/1/1979 1/31/2011

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New Employer

Wake County

Retirement

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MEMORANDUM

To: Hardin WatkinsTown Manager

From: Lin JonesFinance Director

Date: January 18, 2011

Subject: Investment Report for December 31, 2010

General Fund investments have increased by $2,162,498 since November 30, 2010.General Fund Investments increased $2,524,574 during the same period last year. Totalinvestments for all funds increased $2,163,395 in December.

North State Bank requested we close our account. These funds were transferred to TheNorth Carolina Capital Management Trust in December.

Interest rates at the North Carolina Capital Management Trust were .14% for Decemberwhich represents a .01% increase from November. Interest rates for the past year are indicated inthe following chart:

Total investments compared to the prior year are illustrated in the following chart:

TOWN OF GARNER, NORTH CAROLINA

INVESTED FUNDS AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2010

Beginning Ending

B l Ch R B l


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Balance Change Reason Balance

10 General Fund 13,250,799.80 2,162,498.29 1,698.79 Interest 15,413,298.09

1,381,792.51 (To) From Operations

335,638.72 Sales and Use Tax

443,368.27 Utility Franchise Tax

20 Street & Sidewalk Improvements 5,701.42 0.60 0.60 Interest 5,702.02

20 Park Development Reserve 903,681.36 95.15 95.15 Interest 903,776.51

20 Regional Retention Reserve 684,033.24 72.02 72.02 Interest 684,105.26

20 Stormwater Infrastructure Res 378,629.61 39.87 39.87 Interest 378,669.48

20 Lake Benson Park 150,271.42 15.82 15.82 Interest 150,287.24

20 Park Equipment 37,907.15 3.99 3.99 Interest 37,911.14

20 Community Center 56,282.63 5.93 5.93 Interest 56,288.56

20 Water & Sewer Improvements 356,480.24 37.53 37.53 Interest 356,517.77

20 Water & Sewer Capacity 342,879.63 36.10 36.10 Interest 342,915.73

20 Greenways 80,106.60 8.43 8.43 Interest 80,115.03

20 Future Capital Projects 2,509,776.21 264.25 264.25 Interest 2,510,040.46

50 White Deer Park 164,335.62 17.30 17.30 Interest 164,352.92

54 Timber Drive 2,500,319.57 263.26 263.26 Interest 2,500,582.83

55 Vandora/Buffalo Roundabout 350,044.73 36.86 36.86 Interest 350,081.59

Totals 21,771,249.23 2,163,395.40 23,934,644.63

Invested funds:

North Carolina Capital Management Trust 20,919,627.29

North State Bank Money Market Account 0.00

North Carolina Capital Management Trust - unexpended bond proceeds 3,015,017.34

-------------------------Total 23,934,644.63

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