NCS000513_Town Council Meeting Minutes 8.9.2021_20220506

TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
TOWN COUNCIL MEETING
MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 2021
6:00 PM
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This meeting was held in person as well as virtually via the Zoom platform.
Mayor Steve Sciascia called the meeting to order.
PRESENT: Mayor Steve Sciascia; Mayor Pro -Tern Ron Smith, Councihnembers Diamond Staton-Williams, Ian
Patrick, Rick Russo, Rodney Dellinger, John Booth, Troy Selberg
1A.
ZOOM NOTIFICATION
The Zoom meeting link and details were published and advertised before the meeting took place and were shown on
the agenda.
1B.
AGENDA ADOPTION
The following agenda changes were proposed:
• Remove Items 4C, 4D and 4E and add them to the September agenda.
• Add set a public hearing for September 13, 2021 to consider the annexation of parcels along Blackwelder Rd,
associated with rezoning (H2O20-02 R) as Item 2E
• Add set a public hearing for September 13, 2021 to consider the annexation of parcels along Lower Rocky
River Rd, associated with rezoning for McKinley Subdivision (H2O20-07 R) as Item 2F
• Add set a public hearing for September 13, 2021 to consider Conditional Rezoning and Zoning Map
Amendment of Properties at the Corner of Rocky River Rd and Hickory Ridge, Shoppes at Hickory Ridge
(Blume Corner) (H2O21-05 R) as Item 2G
MOTION:
Councilmember Selberg made a motion to approve the agenda with the changes as proposed. Second was made by
Councilmember Staton-Williams. The motion passed 7-0.
1 C.
INVOCATION
Mayor Sciascia conducted the invocation.
ID.
PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
1 E.
SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS
• Sustainability Advisory Board Update — Scott Noel and Mark Allen. Board is focused on things like waste,
energy, water and air quality. The Green Leaf program is going to have a name change and be implemented
next year. We have an EV charging station installed at Harrisburg Park and that will be going live very soon
thanks to a grant. There is also an air quality monitor at Harrisburg Park. We would love to eventually install
those in all the parks in town. National Drive Electric Week event to be held in Town Center September 25th.
Working with Town staff to discuss the replacement of Town fleet vehicles with more environmentally
friendly options in the future. Tree save programs — Arbor Day Foundation program to provide trees to
residents. Requires a $5000 investment from the Town. The Foundation matches that commitment also. Was
approved earlier this year, but we have had an administration change since then.
• Recognition of the 2021 HACH Committee Art Walk Scholarship Recipient. The Harrisburg Arts, Culture
and Heritage Committee annually awards a one-time $1,000 Art Walk Scholarship to a graduating high school

senior who demonstrates excellence in creative writing, dance, drama or the visual arts and who also plans to
further his/her education in the Arts at the collegiate level. This year's recipient is Rachel Wilson.
Before moving to Public Comment, Mayor Sciascia asked Engineering and Public Works Director, Rob Donham, to
address the issue of Rocky River Crossing Road. Most people who have signed up to speak during public comment
have listed this as the subject they are speaking about. Mr. Donham stated that for now, the plan is to put everything
back as it was before, stop bars, etc. The stop signs will stay in place, and nothing is coming to Council to look at other
options without much analysis first.
1F.
PUBLIC COMMENT
• Toni Jenschke, 6230 Roseway Court, Harrisburg — wants to keep Rocky River Crossing Road a neighborhood
road, not a thru road. Keep the stops signs up.
• David Tasillo, 6017 Creekview Court, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Lenore Loveless, 4388 Winterwood Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Kelly Phillips, 6005 The Meadows Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Johnine Swindler, 6204 Roseway Court, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Laura Milliken, 5899 Crimson Oak Court, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Ave Leath, 6025 The Meadows Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Sarah Ziegler, 4343 Crestline Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Chris Parnell, 6153 Creekview Court, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Cordella Fox, 5908 Heartwood Court, Harrisburg — legally blind, same opinion concerning Rocky River
Crossing Road. Asked about the lights at the crosswalk and the letter concerning the water violation
• Alice, 4723 Stoneybrook Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Mack Daniel, 4721 Willow Glen, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Jeff Phillips, 6005 The Meadows Lane, Harrisburg — same opinion concerning Rocky River Crossing Road
• Brett Crosby, Harrisburg YMCA — had to shut down summer camp due to COVID, was off -site, not in the
Town Center.
2.
CONSENT AGENDA
A. Consider the minutes of the July 12, 2021 Town Council Meeting
B. Consider the minutes of the July 12, 2021 Closed Session
C. Consider Public Works Purchase and Repair contracts and related FY2022 Budget Ordinance Amendment
D. Consider FY2022 Budget Ordinance Amendments
E. Set a public hearing for August 9, 2021 to consider the annexation of parcels along Blackwelder Road,
associated with rezoning (H2O20-02 R)
F. Set a public hearing for August 9, 2021 to consider the annexation of parcels along Lower Rocky River Road,
associated with rezoning for McKinley Subdivision (H2O20-07 R)
G. Set a public hearing for September 13, 2021 to consider Conditional Rezoning and Zoning Map Amendment of
Properties at the Corner of Rocky River Rd and Hickory Ridge, Shoppes at Hickory Ridge (Blume Corner)
(H2O21-05 R)
MOTION:
Councilmember Selberg made a motion to approve the Consent Agenda. Second was made by Councilmember Booth.
The motion passed 7-0.
3A.
COMMUNICATIONS
TOWN MANAGERXINANCE REPORT
Manager Report:
• Gave a CHA update concerning COVID-19:
o 555 positive cases in the last 7 days in Cabarrus County
o 4 deaths
0 10.8% positive
o 78 people in hospital

o Vaccinated:
■ 45% of all population vaccinated and 41% fully
■ 53.4% of eligible population vaccinated and 49.2% fully
0 66.3% of NC submitted cases are Delta variant
o Recommends everyone inside to wear asks regardless of vaccination status
NC Governor:
o Recommends everyone inside to wear asks regardless of vaccination status
o Recommends getting census of employees' vaccination status
o Recommends putting measures in place to encourage vaccines
■ His cabinet requires weekly COVID testing in lieu of getting vaccine
o Currently leaving in large scale mask mandates in hands of local governments
Discussions of putting masks back in place for all employees encourage staff to go back to more virtual
meetings
Does Council have any interest to going back full virtual for Council meetings?
o Kannapolis & Midland going back to full virtual meetings
o Cabarrus County and Concord still in person meetings but in discussions for future
TTHM Update
• Weekly sampling has continued to stay well below the .080 mg/L for the last several weeks
• Will be taking official sample this week
o If low enough will bring us out of noncompliance
o If below but still not low enough, may continue to stay in violation for another 90 days
• Aggressively flushing hydrants at Caldwell Road station and working with Concord to help on their end
Pharr Mill Committee
• Parks is actively putting together a committee to help with the planning of what to do with the land and old
mill that was deconstructed
• Committee will be made up of the public, HACH, Parks & Rec Advisory Board, staff and Council
• Once plan is put together will be presented to Council for consideration
Citizens' Academy
• Closing date for applications — 9/6
• Begins 9/21
Youth Council
• Closing date for applications — 8/11
• Bylaws updates — change year to Aug. thru Apr., change residency requirements to include students who attend
Cabarrus County Schools as well as private schools and those who are homeschooled or live in Harrisburg.
Upcoming Important Dates
• All athletics programs are beginning this month
• Rockin' the Burg Concert — Carolina Soul Band
o Saturday, 8/14, 6PM, Harrisburg Park
Arbor Day Foundation Tree Program
• The money approved earlier this year for this program is in the Council Special Projects budget. Need direction
from Council to proceed with this.

MOTION:
Mayor Pro -Tern Smith made a motion to approve spending $5,000 from the Council Special Projects budget
for the Arbor Day Foundation tree program. Second was made by Councilmember Selberg. The motion
passed 7-0.
Finance Report:
• Interim Town Manager Lee Connor presented the Finance report.
Law Enforcement Update:
• Sgt. Gerald Williams presented the Law enforcement report.
311.
COMMUNICATIONS
MAYOR'S COMMENTS
• Reached out to School Board concerning school busses. In neighborhoods that the Town has not taken over the
maintenance of the streets, those streets are considered private. School busses are not allowed to drive on those
roads, so kids are having to walk long distances to the bus stop in some cases. Would like to look into seeing
what can be done about this. There is a state statute that does not allow the busses to drive on private streets,
but there may be a loophole that we can leverage with the School Board.
3C.
COMMUNICATIONS
COUNCIL'S COMMENTS
Councilmember Staton-Williams
• Attended the Advanced Leadership Corps at the School of Government. Was one of only two people in
Cabarrus County to attend. This is a wonderful opportunity and encouraged any of Council that might be
interested to attend the next session in February to apply.
• Multi -Cultural Festival coming up on September 181
• National Drive Electric Week event on September 25t`
Councilmember Selberg
• Centralina Regional Council of Governments — Asked staff to work with them to look for opportunities to
identify projects that may qualify for Small Cities Communities Block Grant funds from the NC Department of
Commerce.
Councilmember Patrick
• Recently some electrical work was being done on Highway 49 and they had one lane shut down between 4-
6pm. Really bad time to shut down one lane of a major thoroughfare. Rob Donham reached out to NCDOT and
requested this not happen again.
• Would like to see the right lane on Roberta Road going towards Veteran's Bridge made a right turn only. The
only issue is that the center lane would then stack up with those who are needing to go straight. Staff will get
more information from NCDOT about whether this is feasible.
• Thanked Lee Connor and Rob Donham for handling a resident issue concerning Caldwell Road and Tom
Query Road.
Mayor Pro-Tem Smith
• Asked for Stallings Road round -about update. Rob Donham stated that there is no utility clearance yet so they
cannot do anything until that happens. There are some concerns about work starting there when school starts.
Rob stated that we can say that no work can be done the first week of school or during drop-off and pick-up
times.
• Asked about gravel being used on shoulder of roads. Rob responded that this was a permanent solution on
these roads. We can complain if the gravel used is too large.

4A.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consider the Adoption of the Revised Stormwater Ordinance. Town Staff is responding to the changing needs of
the community and updating the Storm Water ordinance to provide clarity on the escrow account contribution and
maintenance required of HOAs. Staff is utilizing updates based on feedback received from Town Council and
implementing changes from the model ordinance published by the State of North Carolina.
Changes include the following:
• Revision of the Escrow contribution from 15% developer to 25% developer. Change from 10 year fully funded
to 15-year fully funded. Change homeowner contribution to flat rate over 15-year period. Change total
contribution amount to 75% (reduced from 100%)
• Incorporate zero net fill in floodplain requirements.
• Incorporate pet waste ordinance, as required by the state for the storm water permit.
Following the ordinance update, Town Staff will publish a revised Storm Water Drainage Manual to reflect the changes
initiated by the Ordinance.
The public hearing was opened.
Speaking: none
The public hearing was then closed.
Adoption action will be at the September 13th meeting.
4B.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consider the Naming of the Athletic Fields at Holcomb Woods Development. As part of the conditions of the
Holcomb Woods residential development off Plaza Road Extension, the development was to provide fields and parking
for the Town. This has since been taken over by the Town and the fields have been graded and completed. There are
still some landscaping items that needs to be complete before use, but plans are to have it opened by this fall for
athletics programming.
Based on a 2017 policy adopted by Council regarding the naming of parks, there is a specific process to be followed. In
summary:
• Staff, Town residents, community leaders and organizations interested in proposing a name for the park are
invited to submit written recommendations. These were solicited and received earlier in this calendar year.
• The Parks & Recreation Director forwards naming recommendations to the Parks and Recreation Advisory
Board for consideration and recommendation to Town Council.
• Town Council allows for public input and comment and ultimately will confirm the name via resolution.
The Harrisburg Parks & Recreation Advisory Board recently advertised and accepted suggestions for naming the new
athletic development at the Holcomb Woods development. Two suggestions were submitted by residents but were
rejected based on redundancy and appropriateness. After some discussion, it was decided to formally recommend to
Council the name of "Holcomb Woods Athletic Complex" as the fields will host multiple activities including, but not
limited to, soccer, football and cricket.
The public hearing was opened.
Speaking: none
The public hearing was then closed.
Action on this item will be taken at the September 131 meeting.
4C.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consider the Conditional Rezoning, Zoning Map Amendment and Annexation of Properties Off of Blackwelder
Rd (H-2020-02 (R). This item was removed from the agenda earlier in the meeting.

4D.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consider the Conditional Rezoning, Zoning Map Amendment and Annexation for McKinley Residential
Subdivision off of Lower Rocky River Rd (112O20-07 (R). This item was removed from the agenda earlier in the
meeting.
4E.
PUBLIC HEARING
Consider the Conditional Rezoning and Zoning Map Amendment of Properties at the Corner of Rocky River Rd
and Hickory Ridge, Shoppes at Hickory Ridge (Blume Corner). H2O21-05 (R). This item was removed from the
agenda earlier in the meeting
5A.
OLD BUSINESS
Consider the adoption of Highway 49 Corridor Improvement Plan. Town Council approved the contract in June 2020 to
kick-off a yearlong Planning Process ($74,000 budget) to create a Corridor Improvement Plan for Highway 49.
In 2018, the Harrisburg Town Council adopted the Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan (HALUP), developed in partnership
with Cabarrus County. This plan provides the vision and framework for future development of the Town through 2040
and creates a "Strategic Transportation Plan" with one of the top priorities being improvement to the appearance of the
NC49 Corridor.
The goal of the Highway 49 Corridor Plan is to provide solutions and prioritized recommendations for improvements to
address access management, safety, streetscape improvements, land use and local policy recommendations to enhance
future development and assist the Town in creating a sense of place for the corridor that is unique to the Town.
The plan will be delivered as an online story map, an executive summary will be created using a traditional print format
and available to download/print from the website. A DRAFT of the plan is available
at hitps://sto=gps.arcgis.com/stories/3df8l5e5e4fb44f98351afec8al4a8a5
Planning and Economic Development Director, Sushil Nepal and Paul Trapp from the Timmons Group presented the
background information.
A Public Hearing on the DRAFT plan was held at the Council's June meeting.
Discussion surrounded traffic concerns while construction of any Highway 49 Corridor beautification projects are going
on, impact to local businesses, and processes for making these changes
MOTION:
Councilmember Selberg made a motion to adopt the Highway 49 Corridor Improvement Plan, as presented. Second was
made by Councilmember Booth. The motion passed 6-1 (Councilmember Dellinger voting against).
5B.
OLD BUSINESS
Consider adoption of the updated Harrisburg's Unified Development Ordinance (UDO). Town Council approved
the contract with Kendig Keast Collaborative (KKC) on March 09, 2020 to kick-off the process to review and update
the Harrisburg's Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
In 2018, the Harrisburg Town Council adopted the Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan (HALUP), developed in partnership
with Cabarrus County. The Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan (HALUP) provides a general direction for future growth
and development in and around Harrisburg. The policy document conveys a future vision and the steps to achieve that
vision and the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) is a tool to help the Town achieve such vision. One of the
recommendations included in the HALUP was to update the Town's UDO to align with the recently adopted HALUP.
The UDO updates also take into account the newly adopted state law Chapter 160D by the North Carolina General
Assembly that governs the municipal land use regulations.
The new UDO will be published in its native web format and the DRAFT is available for your review

at http:Honline.encodeplus.com/regs/harrisburg-nc/doc-viewer.aspx#secid-3457. A PDF Included is a PDF of the
DRAFT UDO has been provided for your consideration as well. A summary of changes highlighting key areas of
update was also included for your review.
A Public Hearing on the DRAFT UDO was held at the July 12th meeting.
Background infonnation presented by Sushil Nepal, along with Brian Mabry ftom Kendig Keast.
MOTION:
Mayor Pro-Tem Smith made a motion to adopt the Harrisburg Unified Development Ordinance (UDO), as presented.
Second was made by Councilmember Dellinger. The motion passed 7-0.
The following Consistency Statement was then proposed:
CONSISTENCY STATEMENT:
Based on the staff presentation and presentation by the consultant, the revised Harrisburg Unified Development
Ordinance (UDO) is consistent with the provisions of the Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan and is reasonable and in the
public interest.
MOTION:
Mayor Pro -Tern Smith made a motion to approve the Consistency Statement as presented. Second was made by
Councihnember Dellinger. The motion passed 7-0.
5C.
OLD BUSINESS
Consider revised compactor relocation agreement with the Harrisburg Town Center HOA and related FY2022
Budget Ordinance amendments. The Town currently provides and services a compactor outside of the limits of the
HOA community on a currently undeveloped parcel within Town Center. This arrangement has been in place since
3 Town Center was built.
As the Town considers the condos in Town Center a commercial property, trash and recycling services are not typically
provided to commercial properties by ordinance. A couple of years ago, Town staff and members of the Town Center
HOA met and decided to have the compactor relocated onto the HOA's property where they would own/lease it and be
able to properly service it moving forward. This would not only get this commercial property to be consistent with
other similar developments around Town, it would also remove the responsibility from the Town for having to maintain
that site, which is also not the Town's property.
Relocating the compactor to inside of the community would also allow economic development on the parcel where the
compactor is currently located, and help to eliminate illegal dumping at the site from non-residents of the Town Center
area.
Per this agreement with the HOA, the Town of Harrisburg will be responsible for coordination with WastePro to
remove the existing compactor. The Town of Harrisburg will coordinate removal of the existing pad either by utilizing
its own forces or requiring it of the party that chooses to redevelop the parcel. The HOA will be responsible for
constructing a new compactor pad, with the design, location and cost subject to the approval of the Town. The HOA
will be responsible for contracting with a service provider of their choosing for a new compactor, and if they choose,
hand-held recycling services. Once the work is complete, reviewed, and deemed acceptable by the Town, the Town will
reimburse the HOA for the costs associated with this work up to a maximum contribution of $150,000.
The Town previously entered an agreement that the HOA was not able to carry out, and the Town subsequently voided
the agreement due to inaction. The Town would like to enter into a new agreement with an understanding that if the
work is not completed by March 2022, the Town will have the authority to remove the compactor and the HOA will be
responsible for installing a new compactor entirely at their own cost.
Work eligible for reimbursement is outlined in the proposed contract but is limited to construction of the pad and related
facilities. The purchase or rental of a compactor shall be a separate cost bore by the HOA alone.

Rob Donham presented the background information.
MOTION:
Mayor Pro -Tern Smith made a motion to approve the contract in the amount of $150,000 with the Town Center HOA
for the relocation of the existing trash compactor. Second was made by Councilmember Selberg. The motion passed 7-
0.
6A.
NEW BUSINESS
Consider approval of the Preliminary Plat for Courtyards on Robinson Church H2O21-1-(S). McKim and Creed,
on behalf of Epcon Communities has submitted a Preliminary Plat application for 77 age -restricted (55+ only) single
family homes, located on the southwest corner of the Tom Query Road and Robinson Church Road intersection. The
site pin is 5507-50-8410-0000 and consists of a total area of 32.85 acres. The subject property was rezoned in 2020
(Case #H2O19-03-R) to CZ -RV to allow for77 age -restricted single-family homes.
A staff report has been provided for more information and a site plan along with development notes is submitted for
your consideration. Staff has reviewed the site plan in accordance with the Harrisburg Area Land Use Plan (HALUP)
and Unified Development Ordinance (UDO).
Sushil Nepal presented the background information.
MOTION:
Councilmember Selberg made a motion to approve the Preliminary Plat application as requested by the applicant for the
related property in application H-2021-1(S). Second was made by Councilmember Booth. The motion passed 7-0.
6B.
NEW BUSINESS
Consider approval of the FY2022 Professional Services Contract with HDR Engineering, Inc. for MS4 Permit
Implementation and Storm Water Construction Document Review. The Town of Harrisburg has employed HDR
Engineering, Inc. for several years to provide engineering and technical assistance with MS4 implementation to stay
current with the requirements of the EPA Phase II permit. HDR also assists the Town with storm water reviews to
enforce compliance with the post -construction local, state and federal storm water standards.
In addition to the assistance that has been provided historically, HDR will be assisting the Town with a mock -audit to
ensure preparedness for the upcoming Phase II permit evaluation. They will be assisting the Town with Drainage
Manual updates, Illicit Discharge detection and elimination policy development, and post -construction inspections of
the Town's storm water facilities to comply with the state permit.
After some discussion, the following action was taken:
MOTION:
Councilmember Dellinger made a motion to award engineering contract in the amount of $72,000 to HDR Engineering,
Inc. for the FY2022 MS4 Permit Implementation and Storm Water Construction Document review. Second was made
by Mayor Pro -Tern Smith. The motion passed 7-0.
7.
ACTION ITEMS
• Rocky River Crossing Road —put stop bars back down. Staff will come back to Council at some point in the
future with a full analysis of whether that street should be classified as a neighborhood street or a thoroughfare.
• Work on getting the $5,000 to the Arbor Day Foundation for the tree program.
• Work to see if we can find a solution to the issue of school busses not being allowed on subdivision streets
where the Town has not yet taken over the maintenance.
• Work with the CCOG Regional Council to identify any projects that might qualify for Small Cities Community
Block Grant funds.
• Check into the issue of gravel on the shoulder of Stallings Road and Robinson Church Road.

8.
CLOSED SESSION
MOTION:
Mayor Pro-Tem Smith made a motion to go into Closed Session. Second was made by Councilmember Selberg. The
motion passed 7-0.
Upon returning from Closed Session, the following action was taken:
MOTION:
Mayor Pro -Tern Smith made a motion to come out of Closed Session and return to regular business. Second was made
by Councihnember Selberg. The motion passed 7-0.
9.
ADJOURNMENT:
MOTION:
There being no further business, Councilmember Selberg made a motion to adjourn the meeting. Second was made by
Mayor Pro-Tem Smith. The motion passed 7-0.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2021-2022 BUDGET ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg, North Carolina, that the following amendment be made
to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022:
Section 1
Section 2
Section 3.
Section 4.
Section 5.
ATTEST:
Amend the Water and Sewer Fund for the purchase of a Sewer camera and trailer.
To amend the Water and Sewer Fund, the appropriations are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 400-6000-57103
Capital Outlay
2022-6000-003
$ 25,000
To amend the Water and Sewer Fund, the revenues are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 400-49603
Proceeds — Sale of Capital Assets
$ 25,000
Copies of this budget amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Town Council, and
to the Budget Officer and the Finance Officer for their direction.
That this ordinance shall be effective upon its passage. Adopted this 9'h day of August,
2021.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2021-2022 BUDGET ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg, North Carolina, that the following amendment be made
to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022:
Section 1. Amend the General Fund to account for the purchase of and due diligence work on land to
be used for a future Fire Station #1 and Administration building.
Section 2. To amend the General Fund, the appropriations are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 100-2100-57103 $ 90,000
Capital Outlay
Project #: 2022-2100-009
Section 3. To amend the General Fund, the revenues are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 100-49905 $ 90,000
Transfers In — Capital Reserve Fund — General Fund
Section 4. Copies of this budget amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Town Council, and
to the Budget Officer and the Finance Officer for their direction.
Section 5. That this ordinance shall be effective upon its passage. Adopted this 9th day of August,
2021.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2021-2022 BUDGET ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg, North Carolina, that the following amendment be made
to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022:
Section 1. Amend the Capital Reserve Fund — General Fund to account for the purchase of and due
diligence work on land to be used for a future Fire Station #1 and Administration building.
Section 2. To amend the Capital Reserve Fund — General Fund, the appropriations are to be changed
as follows:
Increase line item 200-8500-59100 $ 90,000
Transfers Out — General Fund
Section 3. To amend the Capital Reserve Fund — General Fund, the revenues are to be changed as
follows:
Increase line item 200-48599 $ 90,000
Appropriated Fund Balance
Section 4. Copies of this budget amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Town Council, and
to the Budget Officer and the Finance Officer for their direction.
Section 5. That this ordinance shall be effective upon its passage. Adopted this 91h day of August,
2021.
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2021-2022 BUDGET ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg, North Carolina, that the following amendment be made
to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022:
Section 1.
Section 2.
Section 3.
Section 4.
Amend the General Fund to account for antivirus monitoring and technical support services.
To amend the General Fund, the appropriations are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 100-1175-56310
Professional Services
Decrease line item 100-8750-59500
Contingency
$ 38,640
$ 38,640
Copies of this budget amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Town Council, and
to the Budget Officer and the Finance Officer for their direction.
That this ordinance shall be effective upon its passage. Adopted this 9th day of August,
2021.
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UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE (UDO)
REPEALING THE CURRENT UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE (UDO) AND ASSOCIATED
ZONING MAP AND ADOPTING A NEW TITLE XV LAND USAGE UNDER THE MUNICIPAL CODE -
UNIFIED DEVELOPMENT ORDINANCE (UDO) AND CORRESPONDING OFFICIAL ZONING MAP IN
COMPLIANCE WITH N.C.G.S. 160D
WHEREAS, the Town of Harrisburg has a previously adopted Unified Development Ordinance
(UDO); and an Official Zoning Map of the Town of Harrisburg; and
WHEREAS, the State of North Carolina implemented a new land use law in N.C.G.S.
160D, effective January 1, 2021; and
WHEREAS, the new state land use law required the local Ordinance to be brought into
compliance with N.C.G.S. 160D by July 1, 2021; and
WHEREAS, the proposed new Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) was introduced at a
Town Council meeting on July 12, 2021 as Public Hearing item; and
WHEREAS, all Public Meetings and Hearings were published in the local paper, Independent
Tribune and published on the Town's website and social media; and
WHEREAS, the members of Town Council, the Planning and Zoning Board, Town staff and
residents of the community reviewed drafts, provided input and suggestions during the construction
of a new Unified Development Ordinance and Official Zoning Map compliantwith 1601);
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg,
North Carolina, that the current Unified Development Ordinance (UDO); the Official Zoning Map;
and all subsequent text amendments be repealed and replaced with a new Title XV Land Usage under
the Municipal Code, containing the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) and corresponding
Official Zoning Map to be established and fully enforced from the time this ordinance is adopted.
PASSED and ADOPTED this 91h day of August, 2021.
TIfi TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Steven Sciascia, Mayor
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AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE 2021-2022 BUDGET ORDINANCE
OF THE TOWN OF HARRISBURG, NORTH CAROLINA
Be it ordained by the Town Council of the Town of Harrisburg, North Carolina, that the following amendment be made
to the annual budget ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2022:
Section 1. Amend the General Fund to account for reimbursement for the relocation of the Town
Center compactor.
Section 2. To amend the General Fund, the appropriations are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 100-4100-56330 $ 150,000
Sanitation Services
Section 3. To amend the General Fund, the revenues are to be changed as follows:
Increase line item 100-48599 $ 150,000
Appropriated Fund Balance
Section 4. Copies of this budget amendment shall be furnished to the Clerk of the Town Council, and
to the Budget Officer and the Finance Officer for their direction.
Section 5. That this ordinance shall be effective upon its passage. Adopted this 91' day of August,
2021.
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