Cary, NC – This week’s focus was mostly on a trip to New York.
Monday, I met briefly with the town manager for our weekly one-on-one. We talked about a range of topics that included the mall redevelopment, the hotel occupancy and meal tax, and my trip to New York.
Later Monday I held my first official campaign re-election committee meeting. We decided on treasurer issues and how we planned to proceeding.
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Cary, NC – I am excited to announce that I am running for reelection to the Cary Town Council, District B!
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Cary, NC – The filing period is closed for the 2019 municipal elections, so now the candidates are set for the upcoming elections in Cary and Morrisville.
Cary, NC – This week was a typical council meeting week.
Monday, I attempted to contact council members to hear of any questions or concerns about the agenda for Thursday’s meeting. The agenda was mostly public hearings so there were very few questions. Later in the day I met with key staff members and the Mayor Pro-Tem to go over the agenda. At that time, we believed the only public speakers would be with the Twyla Road public hearing.
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Cary, NC – At the latest Cary Town Council meeting, Town Council heard the latest amendment proposal for SearStone’s Phase II, held the Public Hearing for the upcoming bond referendum, looked at a new rezoning plan for the Twyla Road area and also recognized the North Carolina Courage’s various successes.
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Cary, NC – The Town of Cary selected William Lewis, executive director of the Piedmont Council of Traditional Music, Inc. or PineCone, to take over as the town’s cultural arts manager, replacing Lyman Collins who is retiring after 20 years.
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Cary, NC – This week was very slow which is typical for this time of year.
Monday, I met with the town manager for about half an hour. We talked about a few things including the upcoming election.
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Cary, NC – This week was a holiday week so there was not a lot going on.
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This was a slow week which is typical for this time of year.
Monday I attempted to contact all council members to hear concerns or questions about the upcoming meeting that I could discuss with staff. I contacted each of them except one. There were no concerns but based on my conversations it seemed that support for the Roberts Road rezoning was doubtful.
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Cary, NC – At the latest Cary Town Council meeting, the council passed the 2020 budget, confirmed the Master Plan for two new parks, held the Pinning Ceremony for Cary’s new police chief and more.
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