Regular Meeting · October 20, 2025

The city will hold a hearing to consider bringing the Wake Olive area into Durham city limits and extending water and sewer services.

The city will receive a progress update on the Rail Trail project and authorize a contract amendment with John R. McAdams Company for continued design work.

The city will increase the project management consulting contract with Turner & Townsend Heery by $1,046,249 for a total not to exceed $8.5 million.

The city will authorize using a design-build approach for installing solar panels on city rooftops and contract with ReNu Energy Solutions for assessment and design services.

The city will approve a $32 million housing bond to finance construction of Page Road Apartments, an affordable housing development.

The city will increase its loan commitment with Self-Help Ventures Fund to $3.5 million to support the Durham Affordable Housing Loan Fund.

The city will hire Coram Houses to administer a pilot program providing loans to homeowners building affordable accessory dwelling units.

The city will increase the contract for managing lead and copper safety compliance in drinking water by $1.99 million.

The city will increase the contract with ADS Environmental Services for monitoring sewers and rainfall by $3.95 million.