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Telephone: (919) 284-2116 207 West Second Street Fax: (919) 284-5229 Post Office Box 519 Website: www.townofkenly.com Kenly, North Carolina 27542 October 10, 2022 – 7:00 p.m. Regular Town Council Meeting Agenda 1. CALL TO ORDER • Call to Order – Mayor Herbert Hales, II • Invocation – Council Member Keith Davis • Pledge of Allegiance – Mayor Herbert Hales, II 2. PUBLIC COMMENT This portion of the meeting is an opportunity for citizens to speak on any issue concerning the Town of Kenly. Please note that each citizen is limited to a total of 3 minutes*. Please direct all comments/concerns to the entire council rather than individual members. Further, it should be noted that the Town Council reserves the right to not act on items first presented at this meeting. *This time may be adjusted based on the number of citizens who wish to speak. 3. ADJUSTMENT/ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA a. Adjustments to the Agenda b. Adoption of the Agenda POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption of Agenda 4. CONSENT AGENDA (Items on the consent agenda are considered routine in nature or have been thoroughly discussed at previous meetings. Any member of the Board may request to have an item removed from the consent agenda for further discussion.) a. Draft Minutes • September 12, 2022 – Regular Session • September 12, 2022* – Closed Session *Closed Session DRAFT minutes will be provided to council in a sealed envelope and following the meeting they will be returned to the Town Clerk for destruction. POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption of Consent Agenda as Presented 5. INTRODUCTIONS AND SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. Rezoning – B-2 to R-6 • Bay Valley Road – Parcel #03Q0304Y Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director  Staff Report  Application  Maps  Ordinance This item is continued from September 12, 2022 council meeting. At that time the public hearing was opened and information shared. Council tabled the item and sent it back to the Planning Board for additional information. The item was re-heard by the Planning Board at its September 20, 2022 meeting. POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption or Denial Ordinance #2022-10-01 7. NEW BUSINESS a. Resolution - 2023 Annual Town Council Regular Meeting Schedule Presenter: Kimberly A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk  Staff Report  Resolution POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption or Denial of Resolution #2022-05 b. Resolution - 2023 Annual Town of Kenly Holiday Schedule Presenter: Kimberly A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk  Staff Report  Resolution POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption or Denial of Resolution #2022-06 c. Resolution – Municipal Agreement with NCDOT for I-95 Aesthetics Project Presenter: Tony Seers, Interim Town Manager  Resolution POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption or Denial of Resolution #2022-07  d. Resolution – Preliminary Authorization of Sewer Capacity – Cottonfield Phase II Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director  Resolution POTENTIAL ACTION: Adoption or Denial of Resolution #2022-08 8. OLD BUSINESS 9. TOWN MANAGER / STAFF REPORTS a. Town Manager  Utility Bill Adjustment Document POTENTIAL ACTION: Approval of Adjustment(s) as Requested b. Town Clerk c. Town Attorney 10. OTHER BUSINESS a. Informal Discussion b. Council Member Comments 11. CLOSED SESSION 12. ADJOURNMENT a. Adjourn the Meeting POTENTIAL ACTION: Motion to Adjourn  Telephone: (919) 284-2116 207 West Second Street Fax: (919) 284-5229 Post Office Box 519 Website: www.townofkenly.com Kenly, North Carolina 27542 September 12, 2022 – 7:00 p.m. Regular Town Council Meeting Minutes COUNCIL PRESENT: STAFF PRESENT: Herbert Hales II, Mayor Tony Sears, Interim Town Manager Mark Smith, Mayor Pro Tem Kimberly Moffett, Interim Town Clerk Keith Davis, Council Member Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director Bobby Peele, Council Member Marcus Burrell, Town Attorney Trinity Henderson, Council Member COUNCIL ABSENT: Lawanda Neal, Council Member 1. CALL TO ORDER • Call to Order – Mayor Herbert Hales, II • Invocation – Council Member Keith Davis • Pledge of Allegiance – Mayor Herbert Hales, II Mayor Hales called the meeting to order at 7:02 p.m. Council Member Davis offered the Invocation and Mayor Hales led everyone in the Pledge of Allegiance. 2. PUBLIC COMMENT This portion of the meeting is an opportunity for citizens to speak on any issue concerning the Town of Kenly. Please note that each citizen is limited to a total of 3 minutes*. Please direct all comments/concerns to the entire council rather than individual members. Further, it should be noted that the Town Council reserves the right to not act on items first presented at this meeting. *This time may be adjusted based on the number of citizens who wish to speak. Mr. George Ayred owner/operator at Guest Room was present and shared his concerns about injustices or perceived injustices. He stated that he has prayed about the world and all that has been taking place in the town. He is concerned about relationships and reconciliations. He would hope to bring peace and hope to our community. Ms. Denise Bennett was present. She stated she was native of Kenly. She shared her concerns about reasons for people to lose their jobs. She was concerned about the firing of Ms. Jones based upon the reason of her “not being a good fit”. She stated the community deserves more information. She shared information about the statement of the firing and then referred back to full investigation regarding the charges of a toxic environment. She was very concerned about the complexions of those who lied and the person who was fired. She stated without information people will fill that void on their own. She shared that she felt that a great opportunity was missed. She further stated that believed the council knew in their hearts they didn’t make the right decision. She asked how many council members took the opportunity to personally speak with Ms. Jones following the mass resignations, to offer their support. She felt if they did not at least do that, they were no better than those who lied to get Ms. Jones out of the way. She asked why it was so important for those who lied to get Ms. Jones out of the way. It begs the  question what did or what would have Ms. Jones discovered. She offered her welcome to Mr. Sears and stated she prayed he would receive better treatment than that given to Ms. Jones. Ginger Kio, a resident on Wilson Drive stated that she recently noticed that a large tree had been cut down and was wondering what might be going on. It was stated there was nothing but rumor to report at this time. It was further stated that as of today the Planning Department had not received any type of application. Mr. Holland provided additional details about what the process would be prior to any construction or activity taking place. Resident Rochelle Jones was present and offered her welcome to the Interim Town Manager. She had some questions regarding annexations. She also stated she would like to see diversity within town staff. 3. ADJUSTMENT/ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA a. Adjustments to the Agenda It was requested that the agenda be adjusted as follows: Consent Agenda: Remove draft minutes from August 8, 2022 - Closed Session, August 30, 2022 - Closed Session and September 6, 2022 - Emergency Session. Additionally, it was requested that adjustment of two Utility Bill adjustments be added under Town Manager Report. b. Adoption of the Agenda ACTION: Motion to Adopt Agenda with Adjustments as Noted Above Motion: Council Member Smith Second: Council Member Davis Vote: Unanimous 4. CONSENT AGENDA (Items on the consent agenda are considered routine in nature or have been thoroughly discussed at previous meetings. Any member of the Board may request to have an item removed from the consent agenda for further discussion.) a. Draft Minutes • August 8, 2022 – Regular Session • August 8, 2022 – Closed Session • August 30, 2022 – Special Session • August 30, 2022 – Closed Session • September 6, 2022 – Emergency Session ACTION: Motion to Adopt Consent Agenda Motion: Council Member Davis Second: Council Member Peele Vote: Unanimous 5. INTRODUCTIONS AND SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS a. Issuance of Oath to Interim Town Manager Presenter: Mayor Hales  • Tony Sears – Interim Town Manager Mayor Hales issued the Oath of Office to Tony Sears, Interim Town Manager. 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. Rezoning – R-20 & R-6 to R6 • 416 S. Gardner Avenue Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director Mr. Holland shared information about the proposed rezoning request. He stated the lot is currently split zoned and it needs to be zoned into one zoning district. This will allow the owner to move forward with any plans. He stated the Planning Board recommended approval. He further stated the requested rezoning is consistent with land use plan. There was brief discussion about the allowed uses in R-6 Zoning. It was stated there is not currently water/sewer at this location. Mr. Pitt stated it was available, but not currently there. It was stated sewer lines may need to be extended. ACTION: Adoption of Ordinance #2022-09-01 Motion: Council Member Smith Second: Council Member Henderson Vote: Unanimous b. Rezoning – B-2 to R-6 • Bay Valley Road – Parcel #03q03034Y Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director Mr. Holland shared information about the proposed rezoning request. Property is located at the southeast corner of Bay Valley Road. Mr. Holland stated request is to rezone from B-2 to R-6. He stated property directly across the street is zoned R-6. It is consistent with residential zoning in the area and comprehensive plan. He reminded it would allow for any use within the R-6 zoning. Planning Board recommends approval. Mr. Dale Moore, JC Economic Development Kenly Board Member, was present and shared his concerns about the proposed rezoning. He stated rezoning a prime piece of commercially zoned property is not in best interest of the town. He stated it was very important that this property not be rezoned. He stated a plan had been underway with Johnston County, NC Department of Transportation and other officials. Mr. Moore stated that prior to this evening, Mr. Holland was not aware of this situation. Mr. Holland stated he did not believe this was consistent with the Comprehensive Plan. Mr. Mark Jones, JC Economic Development, was present. He stated the proposed project is a 135- acre project. He stated he would like to be able to make an announcement shortly about this proposed project. He stated this project would create numerous job opportunities. He stated it was the responsibility of the JC Economic Development Office to share information with council about potential projects that would have a significant economic development impact. He further stated this site has prime opportunity. Mr. Moore stated that Kenly only has a few premium sites for commercial development. Mr. Moore stated losing this site to a rezoning would mean that we might lose this opportunity. Mr. Moore requested the rezoning not be approved.  Mayor Hales provided background/history regarding the property being zoned B-2 and further that original intent was to have a service station at that location. Mayor Hales stated he felt we might be on the cusp of growth. It was agreed that this item be returned to Planning Board for a presentation and be provided additional details. ACTION: Table Matter Until Planning Board Receives Presentation Motion: Council Member Henderson Second: Council Member Davis Vote: Unanimous c. Text Amendment – Code of Ordinance • Section 156.203 Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director Mr. Holland shared information regarding the proposed text amendment with regard to R-6 zoning. He stated there have been numerous inquiries about splitting remaining vacant R-6 lots. This text amendment would allow the lots to be split with a minimum of 5,500 sf per lot. Mr. Holland stated this amendment would help create productive use of currently vacant lots in the town and would also assist to improve the appearance and enhance tax values. Mr. Holland stated the Planning Board made a recommendation of approval with a vote of 4-3. He stated major objection was the allowance of a lot size of 5,500 sf would be too small to be compatible in the R-6 zoning district. Mayor Hales asked if R-11 and R-6 overlap in their description. Mr. Holland stated that in his opinion R-6 should never have been created as it stands. He stated both R-11 and R-6 currently require a minimum of 11,000 sf. Council Member Smith shared his concerns about being unfair to folks who built their homes in R-6 zoned areas on an 11,000-sf lot and that the allowance of building homes right next to them on a lot half the size would be not fair. Council Member Smith asked about combining current vacant lots that are side by side. Mr. Holland stated there is a provision in the text amendment that requires 20% compliance in the R-6 once text amendment was passed. A resident asked questions about splitting lots. Mr. Holland stated he could not answer specific questions without knowing the exact property. Mr. Moore stated the largest difference of R-11 and R-6 would be width. He asked there be a moratorium on rezoning until the rezoning portion of the Code of Ordinance is re-addressed. Mr. Holland stated the lots on the provided map in the agenda packet are currently all vacant and further stated that you can’t go back and make a lot larger. Council shared their concerns.  Mr. Sears asked that this item be returned to the Planning Board. ACTION: No Action Taken – Item Will be Returned to Planning Board 7. NEW BUSINESS a. Stormwater Funding Resolution - Grant Application for Stormwater Study Presenter: Michael McAllister, Principal Project Manager – Municipal Engineering Mr. Sears presented this item. He stated the Resolution would allow for grant funding application regarding stormwater. The proposed grant is for $400,000. ACTION: Adoption of Resolution #2022-03 Motion: Council Member Henderson Second: Council Member Peele Vote: Unanimous b. Resolution Authorizing Deputy Finance Officer – Bank Signatory Presenter: Tony Sears, Interim Town Manager This Resolution will authorize Mr. Sears to become a bank signatory on all bank accounts and will include access to on-line services. ACTION: Adoption or Denial of Resolution #2022-04 Motion: Council Member Smith Second: Council Member Henderson Vote: Unanimous c. Resolution Preliminary Authorization of Sewer Capacity Presenter: Dale Holland, Interim Planning Director Mr. Holland presented this item. He stated this request is for preliminary authorization for sewer capacity for Cottonfield Phase II. He provided background and history. The property was recently annexed and the applicant requested capacity. Mr. Holland stated he advised that he felt confident was that unless the state first approved the request then the town would not be able to grant said request. The applicant has reached out to NCDEQ. Mr. McAllister, municipal engineer, was contacted by the applicant’s engineer and it was stated we have the capacity to commit the requested amount. However, if they cannot get approval from the state, there would be no project to move forward. Applicant is requesting contingent allocation upon approval from the state. Mayor Pro Tem Smith shared his concerns. Mr. Holland stated that the plans for Cottonfield Phase II has yet to be submitted. Mayor Hales stated he would like to see additional stipulations prior to council approval. There was discussion regarding the size of the proposed project, which includes 182 plus homes and the request for sewer capacity was for 22,340. Mr. Holland stated that prior to the state approving the application there were numerous tests that would be required to take place.  Mayor Pro Tem asked who would pay for these tests. Mr. Holland stated the applicant would be responsible, however the town would have engineering costs involved. Mr. Sanderson, Sanderson Engineering, was present to represent the applicant. He provided details about the project and capacity. He provided details about gallons per minute that are being pumped. Council Member Davis asked if there would be an increase in school enrollment. Mr. Sanderson stated the applicant was nervous to spend $200,000 + without knowing he had sewer capacity available. Mayor asked if a time limit could be placed on sewer allocator. Mr. Sanderson stated he was hoping to go to construction in 2024. There was discussion regarding current economic situation. Mr. Sears asked about proposed time frame. Mr. Sanderson stated he felt a 10-year time frame would be more than fair. Mr. Sears asked if they were open to a 5-year time frame with a 5-year renewal. Mr. Sanderson stated that was very fair. It was agreed the attorney would draft such language. All contingent upon state approval. Citizen asked if residents would see increase to their bills. Mr. Sears stated that would not be the case. ACTION: Table for Additional Information/Consider at October Council Meeting Motion: Council Member Smith Second: Council Member Henderson Vote: Unanimous 8. OLD BUSINESS 9. TOWN MANAGER / STAFF REPORTS a. Town Manager Utility Bill Adjustments: • 108A Railroad Avenue • 410 East First Street Mr. Sears presented and provided additional information about these utility billing adjustments. ACTION: Approval of Request Utility Billing Adjustments as Presented Motion: Council Member Davis Second: Council Member Peele Vote: Unanimous  b. Town Clerk d. Town Attorney 10. OTHER BUSINESS a. Informal Discussion b. Council Member Comments Mayor Hales spoke about the audit and not wanting to jeopardize grant funding. The Mayor further stated there may be a need to hold special meeting for approval of audit. Mayor Hales requested that late fees for utility bills this month be postponed by an additional 10 days. Mr. Sears suggested that late fees will be applied on September 19. ACTION: Approval of Request Extension of Date for Utility Bill Late Fees Motion: Council Member Henderson Second: Council Member Peele Vote: Unanimous 11. CLOSED SESSION a. Closed Session Pursuant to NCGS 143.318.11(a)(3) ACTION: Motion to Go into Closed Session at 8:33 p.m. Motion: Council Member Smith Second: Council Member Davis Vote: Unanimous 12. ADJOURNMENT a. Adjourn the Meeting Council returned from closed session at 9:22 p.m. With there being nothing further, the meeting was adjourned at 9:22 p.m. ACTION: Motion to Adjourn Motion: Council Member Henderson Second: Council Member Davis Vote: Unanimous Duly adopted this the 10th day of October, 2022 while in regular session. _____________________ Herbert L. Hales II Mayor Town of Kenly  207 West Second Street Telephone: (919) 284-2116 Post Office Box 519 Fax: (919) 284-5229 Kenly, North Carolina 27542 Website: www.townofkenly.com Ordinance #2022-10-01 ORDINANCE AMENDING LAND DEVELOPMEMNT PLAN – REZONING Whereas, in accordance with the provisions of North Carolina General Statute 160D-605, prior to adopting or rejecting a zoning amendment, the governing body is required to adopt a statement approving or rejecting the zoning amendment and describe if the amendment is consistent or inconsistent with the comprehensive zoning plan and why Council considers the action taken to be reasonable and in the public interest; and Whereas, the Kenly Planning Board has reviewed the proposed amendment to the official Kenly Zoning Map, for a parcel identified as #03Q03034Y located on Bay Valley Road and currently having zoning of B- 2 to rezone the parcel as R-6; and Whereas, based on a review of the proposed amendment the Planning Board found that the proposed amendment is consistent with the Kenly Land Use Plan and further recommended that the Kenly Town Council approved the amendment; and Whereas, the Council has reviewed and considered the above written recommendation of the Planning Board and held a public hearing on the proposed amendment, and the Council desires to approve the zoning amendment and adopt a statement describing why the proposed amendment is consistent with the Kenly Land Use Plan and updates, and further the Council considers the proposed amendment to be reasonable and in the public interest. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED 1. The Kenly Town Council adopts this Ordinance approving the rezoning of Parcel #03Q03034Y from B-2 to R-6. 2. The Council finds and determines that the adoption of the proposed amendment to the official zoning map of Kenly is consistent with the Kenly Land Use Plan and updates thereto because the Land Use Plan and updates indicate: a. The amendment aligns with the Kenly Land Use Plan.  3. The Council finds and determines that it is reasonable and in the public interest to approve the proposed amendment because: a. The request is reasonable and in public interest in that R-6 is compatible with surrounding land uses and zoning.’ Duly adopted this the 10th day of October, 2022 while in regular session. ________________________________ Herbert Hales, II Mayor Town of Kenly ATTEST: ___________________________________________ Kimberly A. Moffett, CMC, NCCMC Interim Town Clerk STAFF REPORT – AGENDA ITEM 7a TO: Mayor and Town Council SUBMITTED BY: Kimberly A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk SUBJECT: 2023 Town Council Meeting Schedule DATE: September 26, 2022 SUMMARY STATEMENT Attached you will find a Resolution that outlines the 2023 Schedule for Regular Town Council Meetings. REVIEW Per NCGS each municipality must adopt and publish an annual schedule of regular meetings of the town council. Resolution #2022-05 includes a yearly schedule for the 2023 Town of Kenly Town Council meetings, which are held on the 2nd Monday of each month. RECOMMENDATION: Adoption of Resolution #2022-05 ATTACHMENT(S) Resolution #2022-05 207 West Second Street Telephone: (919) 284-2116 Post Office Box 519 Fax: (919) 284-5229 Kenly, North Carolina 27542 Website: www.townofkenly.com Resolution #2022-05 WHEREAS, the Kenly Town Council exists to conduct the business of the citizens; and WHEREAS, the Kenly Town Council meetings are held the second Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers at Town Hall, unless otherwise noted; and WHEREAS, each meeting of the Kenly Town Council is open to the public, except as provided by NC G.S. 143-318.11; and WHEREAS, the Kenly Town Council may amend the yearly meeting schedule in accordance with NC G.S. 143-318.12. TOWN OF KENLY 2023 CALENDAR TOWN COUNCIL MEETINGS MONTH MEETING DATE January January 9, 2023 February February 13, 2023 March March 13, 2023 April April 10, 2023 May May 8, 2023 June June 12. 2023 July July 10, 2023 August August 14, 2023 September September 11, 2023 October October 9, 2023 November November 13, 2023 December December 11, 2023 Duly adopted this the 10th of day of October, 2022 while in regular session.  __________________________________ Herbert Hales, II Mayor Town of Kenly ATTEST: ________________________________________ Kimberly A. Moffett, CMC, NCCMC Interim Town Clerk Town of Kenly STAFF REPORT – AGENDA ITEM 7b TO: Mayor and Town Council SUBMITTED BY: Kimberly A. Moffett, Interim Town Clerk SUBJECT: 2023 Town of Kenly Holiday Schedule DATE: September 26, 2022 SUMMARY STATEMENT Attached you will find a Resolution that outlines the 2023 Holiday Schedule for the Town of Kenly. REVIEW It is the desire of the Town of Kenly to follow the annual holiday schedule as provided by the State of North Carolina for its employees. This resolution includes a listing of all 2023 holidays, and dates of observance. RECOMMENDATION: Adoption of Resolution #2022-06 ATTACHMENT(S) Resolution #2022-06 207 West Second Street Telephone: (919) 284-2116 Post Office Box 519 Fax: (919) 284-5229 Kenly, North Carolina 27542 Website: www.townofkenly.com Resolution #2022-06 WHEREAS, it is the policy of the Town of Kenly to follow the holiday schedule provided by the State of North Carolina for its employees; and WHEREAS, the below 2023 Holiday Schedule was retrieved from the State of North Carolina website and listed below are the holidays that will be observed by state employees during 2023. TOWN OF KENLY 2023 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE HOLIDAY OBSERVANCE DATE DAY OF WEEK New Year’s Day January 2, 2023 Monday Martin Luther King Jr. January 16, 2023 Monday Birthday Good Friday April 7, 2023 Friday Memorial Day May 29, 2023 Monday Independence Day July 4, 2023 Tuesday Labor Day September 4, 2023 Monday Veterans Day November 10, 2023 Friday Thanksgiving November 23 & 24, 2023 Thursday & Friday Christmas December 25, 26 & 27, 2023 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday Duly adopted this the 10th of day of October, 2022 while in regular session. __________________________________ Herbert Hales, II Mayor Town of Kenly ATTEST: ________________________________________ Kimberly A. Moffett, CMC, NCCMC Interim Town Clerk Town of Kenly 207 West Second Street Telephone: (919) 284-2116 Post Office Box 519 Fax: (919) 284-5229 Kenly, North Carolina 27542 Website: www.townofkenly.com Resolution #2022-07 Resolution Authorizing the Town Manager to Enter into a Municipal Agreement with North Carolina Department of Transportation for the I-95 Aesthetics Project WHEREAS, the Town of Kenly has requested that the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) secure funding and perform certain work under the Interstate 95 Aesthetics Project. This work is to consist of landscaping the interchange of Interstate 95 and US 301. WHEREAS, the NCDOT proposes to enter into an agreement with the Town of Kenly for the town to assume long-term maintenance of said work, after a contractor selected by the NCDOT completes said improvements and satisfactorily maintains the finished project for an agreed upon warranty period. NOW, THEREFORE, THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE TOWN OF KENLY RESOLVES: Section 1. That the agreement for the hereinabove referenced Interstate 95 Aesthetics Project is hereby formally approved by the Town of Kenly and the Town Manager and Town Clerk of this municipality are hereby empowered to sign and execute the required maintenance agreement between the Town of Kenly and the North Carolina Department of Transportation. Section 2. This resolution shall become effective upon adoption. Duly adopted this the 10th day of October, 2022 while in regular session. __________________________________ Herbert “Tooie” Hales Mayor Town of Kenly ATTEST: ________________________________________ Kimberly Moffett, CMC, NCCMC Interim Town Clerk Town of Kenly  Phone: (919) 284-2116 207 West Second Street Fax: (919) 284-5229 Post Office Box 519 Website: www.townofkenly.com Kenly, North Carolina 27542 Resolution #2022-08 Town of Kenly Resolution Granting PRELIMINARY Sewer Capacity Cottonfield Subdivision – Phase II WHEREAS, Dees Construction have requested an allocation of 22,320 GPD per day of sewer capacity for the Cottonfield Subdivision – Phase II; and WHEREAS, according to documentation received from Municipal Engineering, the Town does have the available capacity to serve Phase II of the Cottonfield Subdivision; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT HEREBY RESOLVED BY THE TOWN COUNCIL FOR THE TOWN OF CLAYTON that the following is found: o Documentation states a preliminary allocation of 22,320 GPD be made contingent upon NCDEQ’s approval of a sewer extension permit, however, should the permit not be granted, the requested sewer allocation would not be granted. Duly adopted this the 10th day of October, 2022 while in regular session. __________________________________ Herbert Hales, II Mayor Town of Kenly ATTEST: ________________________________________ Kimberly A. Moffett, CMC, NCCMC Interim Town Clerk Town of Kenly TOWN OF KENLY TOWN COUNCIL MEETING OCTOBER 10, 2022 Proposed Utility Billing Adjustments: David Deans 206 West 6th Street Average Sewer Bill: $ 28.95 High Sewer Bill: $244.14 Recommended Adjustment: $215.39 Approved by Kenly Town Council at October 10, 2022 meeting: ___________________________________________________ Herbert Hales, II Mayor Staff Reports – Town Manager Proposed Utility Billing Adjustments