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3:04:46
Timelines and deadlines for things that families are used to are going to completely shift and people are going to be asking why and the response should be because we need to make sure we get transportation assigned sooner to families, however, we can just remind people…
1:09:21
Open space This application is eligible for a 50 percent open space reduction due to proximity to Ferguson Park. So that's shown on the exhibit on the right hand of the screen.
3:19:59
43, 25 in the forest or at a minimum to delay it until our infrastructure can safely support additional development. I support responsible growth but growth needs to be matched by infrastructure, safety and consideration for the existing neighborhood.
2:09:15
Staff finds this application to align with the recommendations of the Comprehensive Plan, particularly policies that promote office and academic development while integrating residential uses within mixed use development areas.
1:21:05
…it may not be during the RFQ process. Uh now we can I think we can put it in there as what we uh what our you know what our expected end date is but…
11:14
I am a senior preservation planner been with the city of rally for 8 years and I have a master's degree historic Some our key guys are attorneys.
42:08
Everybody's eyeing 2030 and 2031 2030 census and 2031 redistricting. Whichever party um holds um the majority in the general assembly at that time will be able to control that um redistricting process um and who will decide.
9:05
It's too popular. You know, it's like Yogi would say, nobody goes there uh anymore because it's so popular. Um, but I think that um I'm sure the town is looking at certain options to deal with the with the parking concerns.
22:53
All right. Yes. And the reason we're doing it now is um the contract with Pivot expires this year and if we don't renew it, we need to go to an RFP request for proposals and we need to start that process immediately.
45:39
Return and by providing residents of rock hill and providing residents from mooresville and from gastonia and from the region other options than getting into a car is what we need.
25:07
It's, you know, I want to start off first by saying that flock is nothing more than a brand. What we're really talking about is automated license plate readers, and we use flock, as do many other agencies.
1:59:58
Neighbors were very concerned about that. And so one of the things we did was work to connect neighbors with uh WakeMS so they could have have conversations directly with WakeMS about those concerns.