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Board of Commissioners Regular Business Agenda Thursday, July 2, 2026, 6:00 PM 1. CALL TO ORDER a. XYZ 2. INVOCATION AND PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 3. PRESENTATIONS Proclamation a. Proclamation #1 b. Eddie Henderson, Buildings and Grounds Superintendent c. Comp plan discussion - Stephen Wensman, Planning Director 4. APPROVAL OF AGENDA 5. PUBLIC COMMENTS Individuals wishing to speak during the Public Comment proceedings are encouraged to be prepared, and individuals will be limited to three (3) minutes. Written comments are welcome and should be given to the Town Clerk before the start of the meeting. 6. CONSENT AGENDA All items on the Consent Agenda are considered routine, to be enacted by one motion without discussion. If a Board Member requests discussion of an item, the item will be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered separately. a. Annexation 1, Stephen Wensman, Planning Director 7. BOARD LIAISON REPORTS 8. STAFF REPORT a. Staff Report, David Simmons, Police Chief b. Staff Report June Greene, Parks & Recreation Director c. Isaac Poelman, Public Works Director d. Eddie Henderson, Buildings and Grounds Superintendent 502 Southtown Circle | Rolesville, NC 27571 | RolesvilleNC.gov | (919) 556-3506 Page 1 of 60 9. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. annexationStephen Wensman, Planning Director 10. NEW BUSINESS 11. OLD BUSINESS a. Main Street Project Update b. Farm Master Plan Update - Scott Miles, Town Engineer c. Habitat for Humanity Report 12. LEGISLATIVE HEARING 13. COMMUNICATIONS a. Yard Waste Routes, Tammy Croom, Public Works Operations Coordinator 14. ADJOURN 502 Southtown Circle | Rolesville, NC 27571 | RolesvilleNC.gov | (919) 556-3506 Page 2 of 60  Proclamation of the Town of Rolesville Recognizing Juneteenth 2026 WHEREAS, Juneteenth, also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, and Emancipation Day, is the oldest known celebration commemorating the ending of slavery in the United States; and WHEREAS, on June 19, 1865, Union General Gordon Granger arrived in Galveston, Texas, to announce the enforcement of the Emancipation Proclamation, which had been signed by President Abraham Lincoln on January 1, 1863, declaring that all enslaved people in Confederate-held territory were to be set free; and WHEREAS, this significant day marks the end of slavery in the United States and symbolizes freedom, resilience, and the ongoing pursuit of equality for all people; and WHEREAS, Juneteenth is a time to honor the contributions of African Americans to the cultural, economic, and social fabric of our nation, while also recognizing the struggles they have faced in the journey toward true freedom and equality; and WHEREAS, celebrating Juneteenth provides an opportunity for reflection, education, and unity as we honor the past and work together toward a more just and inclusive society; and WHEREAS, the Town of Rolesville stands committed to promoting equality, diversity, and inclusion for all its residents, acknowledging the significant contributions of its African American community; NOW, THEREFORE, I, Ronnie Currin, Mayor for the Town of Rolesville, do hereby proclaim June 19, 2026, as JUNETEENTH in the Town of Rolesville and encourage all residents to join in celebrating this important day, reflecting on the progress made and the work that still lies ahead in the pursuit of true freedom and equality. . ADOPTED THIS 16th DAY OF JUNE 2026. _________________________ Ronnie I. Currin, Mayor ATTEST: ______________________ Christy Frazier, Town Clerk Page 3 of 60  Town Hall Panic Button Quick Reference Guide Purpose Town Hall is equipped with two panic buttons that provide an immediate emergency notification directly to 911. Locations • Mayor's Seat – Located at the Mayor's seat in the Chamber. • Finance Front Desk – Kept at the front desk in the Finance Department, attached to the door lockdown button. How the System Works The panic buttons are programmed to call a dedicated emergency number available to municipalities. This connection bypasses normal dispatch procedures and immediately sends an emergency SOS-type alert to responders for Town Hall. Activation Instructions 1. Press and hold the panic button for 3 seconds. 2. Watch for the red indicator light to briefly illuminate. 3. Once the red light appears, the emergency signal has been sent. Important: The system operates silently. There are no audible tones, beeps, or voice confirmations when activated. Testing and Maintenance • Most Recent Test Date: May 27, 2026 For Active Shooter Emergency Use Only!!! Activate the panic button when an immediate law enforcement response is needed due to a violent threat, disturbance, or other emergency situation within Town Hall. Please keep in mind that this button will send police to Town Hall with guns drawn!!! Page 4 of 60  Town Hall Door Lockdown Button Quick Reference Guide Purpose Town Hall is equipped with one door lockdown button that will put all doors in the building in lockdown mode. Locations • Finance Front Desk – Kept at the front desk in the Finance Department, attached to the panic button. How the System Works The door lockdown button is programmed to set all the doors in Town Hall into lockdown mode. In this mode, only users with fob access to the building can unlock doors and move around the building. An administrator of the system needs to manually reset the doors to normal within the Keyscan Aurora Software. Activation Instructions 1. Press and hold the door lockdown button for 1 second. 2. Watch for the red indicator light to briefly illuminate. 3. Once the red light appears, the doors will be placed in lockdown mode and you should see the fob reader LEDs alternating rapidly between green and red lights. Important: The system operates silently. There are no audible tones, beeps, or voice confirmations when activated. You may hear a click of the doors locking. Testing and Maintenance • Most Recent Test Date: June 5, 2026 For Active Shooter Emergency Use Only!!! Activate the panic button when an immediate law enforcement response is needed due to a violent threat, disturbance, or other emergency situation within Town Hall. Page 5 of 60 Land Development Code Violations on 6/26/26 - Rolesville, NC. Notice of Violation Property Address Property ID Type of Violation issued date Illegal Home 11020 Sandaway Lane 1759209603 Occupation 3/27/2026 Illegal Home 5028 Upchurch Lane 1758908610 Occupation 3/10/2026 Landscape Buffer Distrubance 621 Emmer Street 1759880602 Violation 6/12/2026 Illegal Home 11221 Crooked Creek Road 1759221222 Occupaton 6/15/2026 Page 6 of 60  Civil Citation Issued Note Sent to Town Attorney for legal 4/30/2026 action Violation investigated, no proof of violation Meeting with owner scheduled Monitoring site - spoke to owner who claims no home occupation Page 7 of 60 Memorandum To: Mayor Currin and Rolesville Town Board From: David R. Simmons II, Chief of Police Date: June 16, 2026 Re: Agenda Item 9 a March-May Police Department Update Summary This memorandum provides an overview of department activities, performance metrics, staffing updates, and community policing efforts since February, when the last update was shared with the Town Board. Three key takeaways from March-May: • There has been a 9.06% increase in calls for service compared to the same period in 2025. • Uniform Crime Reporting Part I crimes, which are major violent or property crimes as defined by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, have increased by 107% year-to- date compared to 2025. • Recruitment and retention continue to be challenging. Public Safety Overview (March-May) • Calls for Service o Total calls for service: 10,597 (just over 4 per hour) o Change from same period last year: +880 (or a 9.06% increase) • Activity Type 2025 2026 Change Traffic Stops 1263 1101 -162 Arrests 52 63 +11 Town of Rolesville PO Box 250 / Rolesville, North Carolina 27571 / RolesvilleNC.gov / 919.556.3506 Page 8 of 60  Accidents 60 71 +11 Reports Filed 120 141 +21 Crime Overview (year to date through May) • Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) Statistics Type 2025 YTD 2026 YTD Change Part I 14 29 +107% Part II 98 127 +30% • Notable Trends o Significant increases in: ▪ Assault ▪ Larceny ▪ Burglary (residential) ▪ Vandalism ▪ Weapons ▪ Simple assault o Significant decreases in: ▪ Burglary (non-residential) ▪ Stolen property ▪ Obscenity ▪ Offenses against the family and children Community Engagement • Autism Awareness: RecDay attendees had an opportunity to leave a painted handprint on a police vehicle with a donation to the Autism Society of North Carolina. The handprints were left on for the remainder of the month. • Law Enforcement Torch Run: Two staff members joined other local agencies for this annual awareness and fundraising campaign supporting Special Olympics. Staff • Authorized Positions (as of May 31st) Type Approved Filled Vacant Sworn 26 20 6 Civilian 2.5 1.5 1 Town of Rolesville PO Box 250 / Rolesville, North Carolina 27571 / RolesvilleNC.gov / 919.556.3506 Page 9 of 60  • Separations o Two sergeants o One civilian o One officer • New Hires o Sergeant T. McDaniel o Officer G. Lerma • Professional Development o All sworn staff have completed their annual duty weapon qualifications. o Three additional officers have earned their field training officer certifications and can now help train new sworn staff. o Two supervisors completed the Police Chief’s Institute through the NC Justice Academy. Looking Ahead • We are working with other agencies to ensure public safety needs are met for Rolesville Fourth. • Camp KIDDS is July 6-9, with nearly 30 participants registered. • National Night Out is planned for the evening of Tuesday, October 6th. Town of Rolesville PO Box 250 / Rolesville, North Carolina 27571 / RolesvilleNC.gov / 919.556.3506 Page 10 of 60  Invoice Invoice # 1CHG-DQKT-TK9W | June 01, 2026 PO # PO05892 Invoice summary Due 30 days from receipt of invoice Billing period 5/1/26 to 5/31/26 Account # AELPCL4P7ZJM1 Item subtotal before tax $ 193.57 Payment terms Net 30 Shipping & handling $ 0.00 Promos & discounts $ 0.00 Registered business name Total before tax $ 193.57 Town of Rolesville, NC Tax $ 14.02 Bill to Amount due $ 207.59 USD Parks and Recreation Department 502 Southtown Circle Rolesville, NC 27571 Pay by Group Name Electronic funds transfer (EFT/ACH/Wire) Check Parks and Recreation Account name Amazon Capital Services, Inc Amazon Capital Services Bank name Wells Fargo Bank PO Box 035184 Bank routing # (ABA) 121000248 Seattle, WA 98124-5184 Bank account # (DDA) 41630120008745430 SWIFT code (wire transfer) WFBIUS6S Include Amazon invoice number(s) in the descriptive field of your payment, or send remittance details to ar-businessinvoicing@amazon.com. 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Visit https://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=T18ikShu13no6ZK3jZ When will I get a refund for undelivered items? You can expect to get your refund within 7 calendar days after we receive confirmation that your package was undeliverable (exclusions apply). Page2 of 2 Page 12 of 60  Town Hall Panic Button Quick Reference Guide Purpose Town Hall is equipped with two panic buttons that provide an immediate emergency notification directly to 911. Locations • Mayor's Seat – Located at the Mayor's seat in the Chamber. • Finance Front Desk – Kept at the front desk in the Finance Department, attached to the door lockdown button. How the System Works The panic buttons are programmed to call a dedicated emergency number available to municipalities. This connection bypasses normal dispatch procedures and immediately sends an emergency SOS-type alert to responders for Town Hall. Activation Instructions 1. Press and hold the panic button for 3 seconds. 2. Watch for the red indicator light to briefly illuminate. 3. Once the red light appears, the emergency signal has been sent. Important: The system operates silently. There are no audible tones, beeps, or voice confirmations when activated. Testing and Maintenance • Most Recent Test Date: May 27, 2026 For Active Shooter Emergency Use Only!!! Activate the panic button when an immediate law enforcement response is needed due to a violent threat, disturbance, or other emergency situation within Town Hall. Please keep in mind that this button will send police to Town Hall with guns drawn!!! Page 13 of 60  Town Hall Door Lockdown Button Quick Reference Guide Purpose Town Hall is equipped with one door lockdown button that will put all doors in the building in lockdown mode. Locations • Finance Front Desk – Kept at the front desk in the Finance Department, attached to the panic button. How the System Works The door lockdown button is programmed to set all the doors in Town Hall into lockdown mode. In this mode, only users with fob access to the building can unlock doors and move around the building. An administrator of the system needs to manually reset the doors to normal within the Keyscan Aurora Software. Activation Instructions 1. Press and hold the door lockdown button for 1 second. 2. Watch for the red indicator light to briefly illuminate. 3. Once the red light appears, the doors will be placed in lockdown mode and you should see the fob reader LEDs alternating rapidly between green and red lights. Important: The system operates silently. There are no audible tones, beeps, or voice confirmations when activated. You may hear a click of the doors locking. Testing and Maintenance • Most Recent Test Date: June 5, 2026 For Active Shooter Emergency Use Only!!! Activate the panic button when an immediate law enforcement response is needed due to a violent threat, disturbance, or other emergency situation within Town Hall. Page 14 of 60  Town of Rolesville Board of Commissioners Work Session April 15, 2025 Page 15 of 60 Economic Development Staff Report Mical McFarland April 7, 2026 Page 16 of 60 Attracting New Businesses Page 17 of 60 Attracting New Businesses Page 18 of 60 Business & Innovation Corridor Gateway 401 Page 19 of 60 Page 20 of 60 v Value of New Commercial Construction • 2023 - $13.8 M • 2024 - $16.6 M • 2025 - $15.8 M v 20 New Businesses opened in 2025 v Small Area Plan – Business & Innovation Corridor (Gateway 401) v Hotel Feasibility Study w/Chamber v Downtown Development w/RDDA Page 21 of 60 April 1, 2026 To: Mayor Currin and Town Board of Commissioners From: Planning Department Staff RE: Planning Department FYI Sharon Hope, Michael Elabarger, Rose Bower, Tanner Hayslette, Michele Raby, Stephen Wensman, and Meredith Gruber Residential Permitting Activity Between January and December of 2025, there were two hundred sixty-two (262) single-family attached (townhome) and three hundred sixty-six (366) single-family detached permits issued. Town of Rolesville / PO Box 250 / Rolesville, North Carolina 27571 / RolesvilleNC.gov / 919.554.6517 Page 22 of 60  Single-Family Attached vs Single-Family Detatched Permits Issued Year Over Year 400 366 350 300 262 249 250 212 200 170 150 129 135 100 44 50 30 24 0 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 SFA SFD 2025- 628 Single Family (Attached & Detatched) Permits Issued by Subdivision 300 262 250 200 139 150 89 100 41 25 30 14 18 5 5 50 0 PJD = Preserve Jones Dairy 2 Page 23 of 60  2025 MONTHLY RESIDENTIAL PERMITTING ACTIVITY 89 83 76 77 75 52 45 40 34 19 20 18 JAN FEB MAR APR MAY JUN JUL AUG SEPT OCT NOV DEC Series20 19 52 34 20 89 18 45 76 83 77 40 75 3 Page 24 of 60 4 Page 25 of 60 5 Page 26 of 60 Text Amendments in Review Currently, there are four active Text Amendment (TA) applications and one pending application: TA-26-0002 Required Perimeter Buffer Correction  The purpose of the TA is to remove a subjective statement about the required perimeter buffers  Town-initiated  Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: May 5, 2026 (tentative) 6 Page 27 of 60 TA-26-0003 Minor Subdivision Correction  The purpose of the TA is to correct an error about minor subdivisions  Town-initiated  Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: May 5, 2026 (tentative) TA-26-0004 Residential Fence Height  The purpose of the TA is to address residents’ concerns about allowing an eight- foot fence in some residential applications  Town-initiated  Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: May 5, 2026 (tentative) TA-26-0005 Omnibus Text Amendment Package  The purpose of the TA package is to facilitate campus style development as well as address miscellaneous corrections  Town-initiated  Planning Board Meeting – April 27, 2026, and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD TA-26-TBD Downtown Overlay District – Pending / Under Development  Purpose of TA is to create a Downtown Overlay District  Town-initiated  Planning Board Meeting and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD Rezoning Applications in Review There are five Rezoning (REZ) applications currently in review: REZ-24-05 – Atticus Woods – Wait Avenue - R&PUD / RL to Neighborhood Center Conditional (NC-CZ)  Webpage: https://www.rolesvillenc.gov/project/wait-avenue-2028-2200-2206- 2216-2232  Applicant: Paul C. Schmidt, Ardent Building, LLC  Proposed Uses: Single Family Attached and Detached Dwellings, Commercial Development  Board of Commissioners’ Continued Legislative Hearing: April 7, 2026 REZ-25-04 – Opal at Main (W. Young & N. Main) – from RL to Residential High Conditional (RH-CZ)  Webpage: https://www.rolesvillenc.gov/project/opal-main  Applicant: Robert J. Hayes, Grand Communities, LLC  Proposed Uses: Single Family Attached (70) and Detached (2) Dwellings  Planning Board Meeting and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD 7 Page 28 of 60 REZ-25-06 – WakeMed 5036 Walls Cove - Hospital, RL to Commercial Highway Conditional (CH-CZ)  Webpage: https://www.rolesvillenc.gov/project/wakemed  Applicant: Thomas Cavender, WakeMed  Proposed Use: Hospital  Planning Board Meeting and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD REZ-26-0002 – 1101 Averette Road – from RM-CZ to Residential High Conditional and General Commercial Conditional (RH-CZ and GC-CZ)  Webpage pending  Applicant: Lock7 Development  Proposed Uses: Single Family Attached (76) and Commercial  Planning Board Meeting and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD REZ-26-0003 – 408 E. Young Street – from RL to Business, Industrial, and Technology (BT)  Webpage pending  Applicant: Town of Rolesville  Proposed Use: Government Services  Planning Board Meeting and Board of Commissioners’ Legislative Hearing: TBD 8 Page 29 of 60  Development Dashboard Non-Residential (Commercial) Project Status in acreage. Building Permits Issued by Type in 2025 17.09 Commercial Building Permits (Amenity… 45 32.32 Commercial Trade Permits (Upfits/… 14 33.61 Demolition Permits 1 Construction Drawings Approved in 2025 40 Residential Accessory Building… 56 30 Residential Trade Permits 177 20 Single Family Attached (Townhome)… 262 10 Single Family Detached Permits 366 0 0 50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 Proposed Under TRC Review Active Construction Residential Project Status Single-Family Lot Inventory & Projections 2500 1946 1126 SFA & 1225 SFD Final Subdivision Plats Approved in 2025 2000 1500 1138916 614 SFA (TH) 784 562 SFD lots approved 1000 292 103 current lots in 2025 500 0 avail. to build Attached Detatached Single Family 280 SFA (TH) 423 SFD lots Single Family (TH) current lots approved in Proposed 292 103 avail. to build 2025 Under TRC 1138 1946 Review 240 SFD Lots 232 SFA (TH) Active pending FSP Lots pending 916 784 Construction approval in FSP approval in Non-Residential-Commercial Site 2026 2026 Development Plans Approved in Proposed Under TRC Review Active Construction 2025 Page 30 of 60 Quarterly Report – 1st Quarter 2026 – Engineering Department Town Engineer – Scott Miles Capital Projects Manager – Medhat Baselious Project Updates • Main Street Project – Paving has begun. All work for the paving portion of the project will be done during evening hours. Project construction expected to be complete by May 2026. Reimbursements from Raleigh and NCDOT are being pursued. • Town Campus Project – Police and Fire Station buildings have begun preliminary design. Overall site plan under design. Coordination with Wake Country for the library building has begun. • Downtown Parking – Preliminary design has begun. Easements and property need to be secured before project can begin. Drainage in the Perry Street area to be addressed with this project. • The Farm project – Met internally to discuss phasing plan. Engineering needs to meet with the consultant to discuss what the phases of the project will be. • Granite Falls Extension – Met with developer to discuss extending Granite Falls Blvd between Thales Academy and Burlington Mills Rd. Preliminary design is in hand. Need to begin discussion with Board of Commissioners. Other Updates • Begin draft of a Street Acceptance Policy. This will streamline the acceptance process and create standard method for acceptance, including bond concerns and sending official letters of acceptance to developers. • Powell Bill updates. In line with the Street Acceptance, I am compiling what streets have been accepted/not yet accepted and whether those streets are currently on Page 31 of 60  the Powell Bill. I need to generate a list of streets that are on the Powell Bill but have not been officially accepted for maintenance by the Town. The Town will need to reconcile the list with the State. • Street Light Policy/Ordinance. Engineering has been researching other municipalities street light standards to incorporate a new policy/design standard into our LDO. • The search for a construction inspector is still pending. A candidate had been offered and accepted, but the candidate had to rescind acceptance. The position is being re-posted. Two other candidates from the original posting will be contacted about a 2nd interview. • Final walk through for Carlton Pointe and Wallbrook Townhomes was conducted. A punch list was created. Developer is currently working on completing the punch list. Final acceptance is pending. • Started updating the process to obtain a driveway permit. Object is to standardize the process, so everyone uses the same procedure and details. • Met with Traffic Calming committee (Fire, Police, Planning and Engineering) to discuss new policy on installing traffic calming measures in town. Preliminary policy has been drafted. Page 32 of 60 Planning: • North Wake Eyecare has received its COC and can open for business. • Addressing Buffer Violation at 612 Emmer Street. • Planning Board recommended approval of the Wake Med rezoning with conditions. • Held a sketch plan meeting for a storage facility use locating at the end of Grand Park Drive. • Conducted Staff only TRC review meeting. • Attended Wake County Transit Planning Advisory Committee’s Monthly meeting about public engagement process. • Participated in a meeting to discuss Kalas phases 3 & 5. • New Zoning Map has been posted to the website. • Wallbrook Townhomes subdivision has been completed - all Units + Amenity built & open. • Kiddie Academy (day care center) at Wallbrook Site Plan Approved; construction start TBD. Page 33 of 60 Comprehensive Plan 2050 Date of meeting Page 34 of 60 What is It? •A community-wide vision for growth •Used to establish priorities, projects and policies •Informs/guides housing strategies, greenway expansions, landuse and infrastructure Page 35 of 60 Plan Focus Areas 1. Transportation 2. Economic Development 3. Housing and Land Use 4. Parks, Recreation and Community Character. Page 36 of 60 2050 Vision Statement In 2050, the Town of Rolesville is a vibrant, walkable community that serves as a regional destination. The Town is interconnected by a network of greenways and trails that allow access to the community’s homes, parks, and entertainment options. Town growth has been strategically directed to supply a balance of residential, nonresidential, and civic services to ensure that the community provides its residents with a live/work/play lifestyle. All are welcome in Rolesville, and the community’s diversity and people are celebrated through annual events. Page 37 of 60 Big Ideas 1. Market Rolesville as a Healthy jurisdictional growth constraints. Community with greenways, parks 6. Small business-Entrepreneurship. and trails. 7. Downtown Overlay. 2. Downtown Flexible Zoning. 8. Parks Masterplan Update. 3. Town led parking evaluations. 9. Economic Development Work Plan. 4. 401 Gateway. 10. Balance Residential and Non- 5. Address development constraints in Residential. environmentally sensitive areas and Page 38 of 60 Future Land Use Categories •Business and Innovation Corridor •Mixed-Residential Community •Downtown •Town Center •Civic ØPriority Intersection Buffer •Commercial Center ØDowntown Opportunity Zone •Community Commercial •Downtown Residential vThose in Bold allow Commercial/Industrial •Parks and Conservation •Rural Residential and Agriculture Page 39 of 60 Mixed-Residential Community §“Limited Non-Residential at key intersections.” §Key Intersections are not identified in the Comp Plan §Potential next step is to amend the comp plan and Identify Key Intersections to host commercial. Page 40 of 60 Future Land Use Map Page 41 of 60 Future and Existing Commercial Map Page 42 of 60 Downtown Residential “Vertical Mixed-use” Page 43 of 60 Downtown “Vertical Mixed-use Retail- residential mixed-use” Page 44 of 60 Commercial Center Page 45 of 60 Page 46 of 60 Page 47 of 60 Page 48 of 60  Town of Rolesville Yord Wqrte snd Loole-Leqf Collection Router Mondqy'r Fichup 1. Pine Gten (Map 1) 2. Hampton Pointe (Map 1) 3. Barrington Towns (Map 1) 4. Drayton Reserve (Map 2) 5.Stonewater (Map 2) 6.Watt Creek (Map 1) T.Wittoughby (Map 3) 8. Heritage (Map 4) 9. Evening Snow/Atbino Deer (Map 4) 10. Brown Circte (Map 5) 11. S. Main (Map 3) 12. PerrylCotey (Map 3) 13. E. Young (Map 3) 14. Puttey/Witl.iams (Map 3) 15. N. Main (Map 3) 16. Otde Towne (Map 3) Page 49 of 60 3 BARRINGTON a HAMPTON POINTE / ptrue cLrl WALL CREEI( CARLTON POINTE CEDAR LAKES VILLAGES OF ROLESVILLE l'1" y I Page 50 of 60  f ,I .c rt a t t a ti ,I r .t I , J ..t.ata ?et\ tr.{ 04 a F '{ t "''l \ 1 I *1 a C E D -5 sroruemreR 04 DRAYTON RESERVE IV,A,l Page 51 of 60 lflrcorwrernnv / $ or-or rowN if eulr-rvrwrr-uus Twtr-ouoxgy GRANITE FALLS ITERRELL PLANTATION I WATKINS !VEATH ERS il 5, !i4,;4 t3 E.Yrung i5 N, flain \ cl 2? P Page 52 of 60 $zf reRrrace ersr (ALBINo DEER & EvENTNG sNow) ARANOI/CHALK,/TERESA CHANOLERS RIDGE q c( q P Page 53 of 60  Park ; f /, t t I ,l t .h",1 , t.\ G:r. I a E I /Q anowN crncr-r I ar I I {" Page 54 of 60  Town of Rolesville Yord Wqrte qnd Loole-Leof Collection Router Tuesdqy's Fichup 1. Cedar Lakes (Map 1) 2. Vitl.ages of Rotesvitte (Map 1) 3. Cartton Pointe (Map 1) 4. W. Young (Map 2) 5. Terret[ Ptantation/Weathers (Map 2) 6. Watkins Farm (Map 2) 7. Chandters Ridge (Map 3) 8. Etizabeth Springs (Map 4) 9. Meadow @ Jones Dairy/ Perry Farm (Map 4) 10. Prestteigh (Map 4) 11. Averette Ridge (Map 4) 12. Preserve @ Jones Dairy (Map 4) 13. Teresa/Chal.k/Brandi (Map 3) 14. Granite Crest/ Granite Fatts (Map 2) Page 55 of 60  \, J I -.t ,.1 ..j. l . & , tl i ii ,.,..i1 l.' ). qi ,3 / I I a ) .:t I a_ I E . -; I 5t BARRINGTON HAI.4PTON POINTE PINE GLEN . WALL CREEK - 4 cARLToN PotNTE , CEDAR LAKES ,r vTLLAGES oF BoLESVTLLE t\ a It I Page 56 of 60  I l. .1 e I -! J r, rI I ) I ] rt f It I l* L *'"- ! t a ilF7 1r I .(!rfi$ 3 'rt t a ./ ]COLEY/PERRY OLDE TOWN PULLEYM/ILLIAMS Y1r'I L LO U GH BY /* oaaNrrr rn..s -E TERRELL PLANTATToN (; )wATKtNs .5 WEATHERS Ll w, Y,^n3 t4 orP Page 57 of 60  t. t I l-d :IE a $q'i [+ JI t t r"l7*1J J .l ) "t ) b I/ t 7 HERTTAGE EAST (ALBINo DEER & EvENING sNow) l3 eRAiioycHelrnrnesa 7 CHANDLERS RIDGE /4 ot ? Page 58 of 60  :\ ;r c .\ ti( t J {. \1:t , Ij r! ..-,\ F F-..' 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