Regular Meeting · September 5, 2023

City leaders will hear public comment on adding two properties on South Miami Boulevard into city limits.

City leaders will hear public comment on changing zoning for a property to allow for planned residential development.

The city will spend up to $1.18 million in partnership with Durham County to support youth workforce development programs.

The city will authorize up to $138 million in financing through bonds to fund capital projects.

The city will pay $422,850 to continue inspecting storm drain systems for compliance with environmental regulations.

The city will hire engineers to plan upgrades for treating wastewater byproducts and generating renewable energy at a cost up to $1.41 million.

The city will pay an additional $248,800 for updated computer modeling of the South Durham water system.

The city will apply for a $1 million no-interest loan and grant to identify and replace lead pipes in drinking water systems serving low-income areas.

The city will accept a $10 million federal grant to improve runway infrastructure and airport facilities.