Narrative Summary
Summary
The Charlotte City Council held a Business Meeting on February 9, 2026, with nine of twelve members present. The meeting's primary business included approval of four business investment grants, an interlocal agreement with Mecklenburg County for the Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project, and amendments to the Health and Sanitation Ordinance codifying pollinator habitat exemptions. Council also deferred three land acquisition items tied to the Tree Canopy Preservation Program pending further appraisal review, and received action previews on the Five Points Transit-Oriented Development land acquisition and the State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda, both scheduled for a vote on February 23. Several consent agenda items covering infrastructure contracts and maintenance services were approved unanimously.
Key Decisions & Votes
- Consent Agenda (Items 14–45) — Motion to approve the consent agenda as presented, excluding Items 32, 33, 34 (pulled), 42, 43 (deferred), and 44 (settled). Vote: Carried unanimously. Covered roadway resurfacing, maintenance, cemetery grounds, and other city infrastructure contracts.
- Tree Canopy Preservation Program Land Acquisitions (Items 32, 33, 34 — Hart Road, Riverside Drive, 904 Riverside Drive) — Motion to defer to the February 23, 2026 Business Meeting. Vote: YEAS: Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayfield, Mayo, Mitchell, Watlington; NAYS: Ajmera, Owens. Councilmember Mayfield raised concerns about purchase prices relative to appraised values given Hurricane Helene property damage.
- Maersk Agency USA, Inc. Business Investment Grant — Motion to approve grant not to exceed $269,435 over eight years. Vote: Carried unanimously. No public speakers for or against.
- Pacific Life Insurance Company Business Investment Grant — Motion to approve grant not to exceed $170,695 over six years. Vote: Carried unanimously. Company's first southeast venture, to be located in the South End (District One).
- Scout Motors Business Investment Grant — Motion to approve grant not to exceed $7,285,518 over 15 years. Vote: Carried unanimously. Headquarters in Plaza Midwood; regional manufacturing facility in South Carolina.
- SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries Business Investment Grant — Motion to approve grant not to exceed $40,615 over seven years. Vote: YEAS: Ajmera, Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayo, Mitchell, Owens, Watlington; NAYS: Mayfield.
- Health and Sanitation Ordinance Amendments (Ordinance No. 1084) — Motion to adopt amendments codifying pollinator habitat and naturalistic landscape exemptions from the Overgrown Vegetation Ordinance. Vote: Unanimous. Staff committed to a comprehensive HOA outreach and marketing campaign.
- Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Interlocal Agreement (Budget Ordinance 1085-X) — Motion to authorize the City Manager to execute an interlocal agreement with Mecklenburg County and appropriate $6,259,481 from the County to the Charlotte Water Capital Projects Fund. Vote: Carried unanimously.
- Restrictive Covenants for Property on Starwood Avenue Amendment — Motion to authorize amendment extending the completion timeframe for two for-sale affordable townhome units and authorize the City Manager to execute all necessary documents. Vote: Unanimous. Affordability requirements remain unchanged at 80% AMI or below for first-time home buyers; new deadline is July 31, 2027.
- Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 — Motion to approve contract of $1,250,258.35 to DOT Construction, Inc. (SBE) for the Central/Kilborne/Norland Intersection and Street Upgrades project. Vote: Unanimous. Project includes designated bike crossing lanes and tree canopy preservation.
Watchlist Flags
- Residential Development: Restrictive Covenants for Property on Starwood Avenue Amendment — Council approved an extension to the completion deadline for two for-sale affordable townhome units on Starwood Avenue, maintaining affordability requirements at 80% AMI or below for first-time home buyers, with the new deadline set to July 31, 2027.
> "extend timeframe for completion of two for-sale affordable townhome units. Affordability requirements remain unchanged at 80% AMI or below for first-time home buyers. Completion deadline extended through July 31, 2027."
Action Items & Upcoming Dates
- Greg Crawford — Provide detailed appraisal information on Hart Road, Riverside Drive, and 904 Riverside Drive Tree Canopy Preservation Program properties to Council by February 23, 2026.
- Marie Harris — Follow up with Council on appraisal dates and fee-in-lieu fund balance for Tree Canopy Preservation Program properties.
- City Staff — Explore improved resident outreach methods for Summerville Mountain Island voluntary annexation beyond standard 300-foot notice radius.
- Shawn Heath — Provide follow-up report on juvenile detention center recommendations, including prevention and behavioral health initiatives.
- Shawn Heath — Refine red light cameras language in State Legislative Agenda and explore Transportation and Planning Committee referral by February 23, 2026.
- Rebecca Hefner — Implement outreach and marketing campaign on pollinator habitat/naturalistic landscape amendments, including HOA education and social media.
- Rebecca Hefner — Provide regular updates to Council on affordable housing unit delivery for properties in process extension agreements.
- Kathleen Cishek — Provide Council update on sidewalk modernization scenarios for Norland Road (4-foot to 6-foot), including cost and timeline, by March 31, 2026.
- February 12, 2026 — Community Area Plan presentation, West Charlotte High School (2219 Senior Drive), 6:00–7:30 p.m.
- February 17, 2026 — Virtual Community Area Plan session, 12:00–1:00 p.m.; Spanish-language option available.
- February 19, 2026 — Community Area Plan presentation, University City United Methodist Church (3835 West W.T. Harris), 6:00–7:30 p.m., District Four.
- February 23, 2026 — City Council Business Meeting; action votes on Five Points Land Acquisition and State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda; deferred Tree Canopy Preservation Program land acquisitions scheduled for return.
- February 26, 2026 — Community Area Plan presentation, Fellowship Hall, Eastern Hill Church (4855 Albermarle Road), 6:00–8:00 p.m., District Five.
- March 9, 2026 — Public hearing on Summerville Mountain Island Voluntary Annexation and resolutions of intent to abandon portions of rights-of-way.
- March 31, 2026 — Expected staff update on Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 sidewalk modernization scenarios.
- July 31, 2027 — Completion deadline for two for-sale affordable townhome units on Starwood Avenue.
Agenda Items
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1
Mayor and Council Consent Item Questions and Answers
Budget Director Marie Harris reviewed consent item questions and answers with Council. Discussion focused on Item No. 26 regarding Toby Creek Sanitary Sewer Construction and Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project, with County funding clarification. Item No. 36 regarding Summerville Mountain Island Voluntary Annexation raised concerns about notification of unincorporated area residents.
- Outcome
- informational
- Motion
- No motion recorded
- Moved / seconded
- Not recorded / Not recorded
- Vote
- No vote recorded
- Source ref
- range: pp.748-750
- Tags
- Sanitary Sewer Stream Restoration Annexation Community Notification
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2
Consent Agenda Items 14 Through 45
Council approved multiple consent agenda items including roadway resurfacing contracts, maintenance services, cemetery grounds maintenance, roofing services, and other city infrastructure contracts. Items 32, 33, and 34 regarding Land Acquisition for Tree Canopy Preservation Program on Hart Road, Riverside Drive, and 904 Riverside Drive were deferred to February 23, 2026.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented with the exception of Item No. 32, Item No. 33 and Item No. 34, which were pulled for a separate vote, Item No. 42, and Item No. 43, which was deferred, and Item No. 44 which was settled.
- Moved / seconded
- Dimple Ajmera / J.D. Mazuera Arias
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Source ref
- range: pp.750-754
- Tags
- Street Resurfacing Maintenance Contracts Infrastructure Lighting Controls Cemetery Maintenance
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32
Land Acquisition for Tree Canopy Preservation Program on Hart Road
Staff requested approval for land acquisition funding of $601,000 for 1.6 acres of riverfront property as part of the Tree Canopy Preservation Program (TCPP) funded by developer fee-in-lieu dollars. Councilmember Mayfield raised concerns about the purchase price relative to appraised values and current market conditions, questioning whether the amount represented fair market value given the properties' damage from Hurricane Helene.
- Outcome
- deferred
- Motion
- Motion to defer Item No. 32, Item No. 33, and Item No. 34 until February 23, 2026, the next Business Meeting.
- Moved / seconded
- Lawana Mayfield / Kimberly Owens
- Vote
- YEAS: Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayfield, Mayo, Mitchell, Watlington; NAYS: Ajmera, Owens
- Source ref
- range: pp.754-760
- Tags
- Tree Canopy Preservation Land Acquisition Property Valuation Hurricane Helene Fee-in-Lieu
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3
Action Preview Overview
Assistant City Manager Shawn Heath provided overview of the new Council meeting cadence with action previews on first business meetings. Two items were teed up for action preview: Five Points Land Acquisition (housing) and State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda. Both items voted out of committee and scheduled for February 23, 2026 action.
- Outcome
- informational
- Motion
- No motion recorded
- Moved / seconded
- Not recorded / Not recorded
- Vote
- No vote recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.759
- Tags
- Action Preview Legislative Agenda Housing Transit-Oriented Development
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4
Action Preview Items - Five Points Land Acquisition
Warren Wooten from HNS presented the Five Points Land Acquisition project in District Two, a 1.25-acre TOD (Transit-Oriented Development) project with approximately 145 units of mixed-use, mixed-income development. The City is requesting short-term financing of $4.13 million (90% loan-to-value) from TOD and Housing Trust Fund sources. Historic West End Partners is contributing 10% equity. Project includes office space and grocery store.
- Outcome
- informational
- Motion
- No motion recorded
- Moved / seconded
- Not recorded / Not recorded
- Vote
- No vote recorded
- Source ref
- range: pp.760-764
- Tags
- Transit-Oriented Development Affordable Housing Land Acquisition Mixed-Use Development
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4
Action Preview Items - State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda
Councilmember Ajmera presented the State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda adopted unanimously by BGIR Committee. Highlights include mental health investments, law enforcement recruitment/retention support, juvenile detention center reestablishment, red light cameras exploration, affordable housing support, and workforce development. Committee conducted extensive stakeholder outreach in record time.
- Outcome
- informational
- Motion
- No motion recorded
- Moved / seconded
- Not recorded / Not recorded
- Vote
- No vote recorded
- Source ref
- range: pp.764-769
- Tags
- Legislative Agenda Public Safety Mental Health Affordable Housing Juvenile Detention
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6
Public Hearing and Decision on Maersk Agency USA, Inc. Business Investment Grant
Public hearing held with no speakers for or against. Council approved Business Investment Grant to Maersk Agency USA, Inc. for $269,435 over eight years.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Maersk Agency USA, Inc. for a total amount not to exceed $269,435 over eight years.
- Moved / seconded
- Danté Anderson / Dimple Ajmera
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Source ref
- page: p.771
- Tags
- Business Investment Grant Economic Development
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7
Public Hearing and Decision on Pacific Life Insurance Company Business Investment Grant
Councilmember Anderson welcomed Pacific Life Insurance Company, their first southeast venture, relocating from California headquarters. Project to be located in District One (South End) bringing good-paying jobs. Applicant praised community engagement and leadership interactions.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Pacific Life Insurance Company for a total amount not to exceed $170,695 over six years.
- Moved / seconded
- Danté Anderson / Dimple Ajmera
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Source ref
- page: p.772
- Tags
- Business Investment Grant Economic Development South End
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8
Public Hearing and Decision on Scout Motors Business Investment Grant
Councilmember Anderson praised Scout Motors project headquartered in Plaza Midwood with regional manufacturing facility in South Carolina. Project provides significant employment for East Charlotte along Transit-Oriented Development corridor.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Scout Motors for a total amount not to exceed $7,285,518 over 15 years.
- Moved / seconded
- Lawana Mayfield / Dimple Ajmera
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Source ref
- page: p.772
- Tags
- Business Investment Grant Economic Development Manufacturing Transit-Oriented Development
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9
Public Hearing and Decision on SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries Business Investment Grant
Public hearing held with no speakers for or against. Council approved Business Investment Grant to SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries for a total amount not to exceed $40,615 over seven years.
- Moved / seconded
- Victoria Watlington / Dimple Ajmera
- Vote
- YEAS: Ajmera, Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayo, Mitchell, Owens, Watlington; NAYS: Mayfield
- Source ref
- page: p.773
- Tags
- Business Investment Grant Economic Development
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10
Health and Sanitation Ordinance Amendments
Council approved amendments to the Health and Sanitation Ordinance to codify pollinator habitat and naturalistic landscape exemptions from the Overgrown Vegetation Ordinance. Public speakers testified about environmental, pollinator, and mental health benefits. Staff committed to comprehensive outreach and marketing campaign including HOA education.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to adopt Ordinance No. 1084 approving amendments to the Health and Sanitation Ordinance (Chapter 10 of the City Code) as recommended by the Housing Committee.
- Moved / seconded
- Joi Mayo / Lawana Mayfield
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Source ref
- range: pp.773-776
- Tags
- Environmental Pollinator Habitat Naturalistic Landscapes Vegetation Urban Green Space
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11
Interlocal Agreement for Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project
Council adopted resolution authorizing City Manager to negotiate and execute interlocal agreement with Mecklenburg County for Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project. Budget Ordinance 1085-X appropriates $6,259,481 from Mecklenburg County to Charlotte Water Capital Projects Fund.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to (A) Adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute an interlocal agreement with Mecklenburg County to execute the Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project, (B) Authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute all documents necessary to complete the interlocal agreement, and (C) Adopt Budget Ordinance 1085-X appropriating $6,259,481 from Mecklenburg County to the Charlotte Water Capital Projects Fund.
- Moved / seconded
- Dimple Ajmera / Danté Anderson
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Source ref
- page: p.776
- Tags
- Stream Restoration Environmental Interlocal Agreement County Partnership
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12
Restrictive Covenants for Property on Starwood Avenue Amendment
Council authorized amendment to Restrictions and Covenants Agreement for Starwood Avenue property to extend timeframe for completion of two for-sale affordable townhome units. Affordability requirements remain unchanged at 80% AMI or below for first-time home buyers. Completion deadline extended through July 31, 2027.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to (A) Adopt a resolution authorizing an amendment to Restrictions and Covenants Agreement for property located on Starwood Avenue to extend the timeframe for completion for two for-sale affordable townhome units, and (B) Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to complete this transaction.
- Moved / seconded
- Dimple Ajmera / Lawana Mayfield
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Source ref
- range: pp.776-778
- Tags
- Affordable Housing Restrictive Covenants Townhomes
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13
Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1
Council approved contract for Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 component of the Central/Kilborne/Norland Intersection and Street Upgrades project. Contract awarded to DOT Construction, Inc. (SBE) for $1,250,258.35. Project includes designated bike crossing lanes and tree canopy preservation. Staff committed to resident notification one to two weeks prior to construction notice to proceed.
- Outcome
- approved
- Motion
- Motion to approve a contract in the amount of $1,250,258.35 to the lowest responsive bidder DOT Construction, Inc. (SBE) for the Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 component of the Central/Kilborne/Norland Intersection and Street Upgrades project.
- Moved / seconded
- J.D. Mazuera Arias / Lawana Mayfield
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Source ref
- range: pp.778-779
- Tags
- Infrastructure Shared-Use Path Bike Lanes Tree Canopy Safety
Votes
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Consent Agenda Items 14 Through 45
Motion to approve the Consent Agenda as presented with the exception of Item No. 32, Item No. 33 and Item No. 34, which were pulled for a separate vote, Item No. 42, and Item No. 43, which was deferred, and Item No. 44 which was settled.
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- range: pp.750-754
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Land Acquisition for Tree Canopy Preservation Program on Hart Road
Motion to defer Item No. 32, Item No. 33, and Item No. 34 until February 23, 2026, the next Business Meeting.
- Vote
- YEAS: Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayfield, Mayo, Mitchell, Watlington; NAYS: Ajmera, Owens
- Outcome
- deferred
- Source ref
- range: pp.754-760
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Public Hearing and Decision on Maersk Agency USA, Inc. Business Investment Grant
Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Maersk Agency USA, Inc. for a total amount not to exceed $269,435 over eight years.
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.771
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Public Hearing and Decision on Pacific Life Insurance Company Business Investment Grant
Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Pacific Life Insurance Company for a total amount not to exceed $170,695 over six years.
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.772
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Public Hearing and Decision on Scout Motors Business Investment Grant
Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to Scout Motors for a total amount not to exceed $7,285,518 over 15 years.
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.772
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Public Hearing and Decision on SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries Business Investment Grant
Motion to approve a Business Investment Grant to SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries for a total amount not to exceed $40,615 over seven years.
- Vote
- YEAS: Ajmera, Anderson, Mazuera Arias, Johnson, Mayo, Mitchell, Owens, Watlington; NAYS: Mayfield
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.773
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Health and Sanitation Ordinance Amendments
Motion to adopt Ordinance No. 1084 approving amendments to the Health and Sanitation Ordinance (Chapter 10 of the City Code) as recommended by the Housing Committee.
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- range: pp.773-776
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Interlocal Agreement for Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project
Motion to (A) Adopt a resolution authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and execute an interlocal agreement with Mecklenburg County to execute the Mallard Creek Stream Restoration Project, (B) Authorize the City Manager to negotiate and execute all documents necessary to complete the interlocal agreement, and (C) Adopt Budget Ordinance 1085-X appropriating $6,259,481 from Mecklenburg County to the Charlotte Water Capital Projects Fund.
- Vote
- Carried unanimously
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- page: p.776
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Restrictive Covenants for Property on Starwood Avenue Amendment
Motion to (A) Adopt a resolution authorizing an amendment to Restrictions and Covenants Agreement for property located on Starwood Avenue to extend the timeframe for completion for two for-sale affordable townhome units, and (B) Authorize the City Manager, or designee, to execute all documents necessary to complete this transaction.
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- range: pp.776-778
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Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1
Motion to approve a contract in the amount of $1,250,258.35 to the lowest responsive bidder DOT Construction, Inc. (SBE) for the Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 component of the Central/Kilborne/Norland Intersection and Street Upgrades project.
- Vote
- Unanimous
- Outcome
- approved
- Source ref
- range: pp.778-779
Public Hearings
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Maersk Agency USA, Inc. Business Investment Grant
No speakers for or against. Public hearing closed unanimously.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.771
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Pacific Life Insurance Company Business Investment Grant
Councilmember Anderson welcomed Pacific Life Insurance to Charlotte, noting it is their first southeast venture and will bring good-paying jobs to the South End area in District One. Applicant praised community leadership engagement.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.772
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Scout Motors Business Investment Grant
Councilmember Anderson spoke in favor, highlighting the company's headquarters location in Plaza Midwood and regional manufacturing facility in South Carolina, with significant employment opportunities for East Charlotte along Transit-Oriented Development corridor.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.772
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SoFi Technologies, Inc. & Subsidiaries Business Investment Grant
No speakers for or against. Public hearing closed unanimously.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- page: p.773
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Health and Sanitation Ordinance Amendments
Two speakers testified in favor. Alden Picard spoke about wildlife conservation benefits and native plant habitat for pollinators. Dr. Terryl Mackey provided mental health statistics showing greenspace benefits and ecological importance for migratory birds.
- Speakers
- None recorded
- Source ref
- range: pp.773-774
Action Items
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Explore improved communication methods with residents regarding the Summerville Mountain Island voluntary annexation public hearing, including outreach beyond standard 300-foot notice radius and Mecklenburg Times publication
- Owner
- City Staff
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.748-750
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Provide detailed appraisal information to Council regarding the land acquisition for Tree Canopy Preservation Program properties on Hart Road, Riverside Drive, and 904 Riverside Drive, including comparable sales analysis and methodology
- Owner
- Greg Crawford, Real Estate Appraiser
- Due
- February 23, 2026
- Source ref
- range: pp.754-760
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Follow up with Council on the date of recent appraisals for the Tree Canopy Preservation Program properties and provide information about fee-in-lieu fund balance
- Owner
- Marie Harris, Budget Director
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.754-760
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Provide follow-up report on juvenile detention center recommendations previously discussed by Housing Committee, including prevention activities and behavioral health initiatives
- Owner
- Shawn Heath, Assistant City Manager
- Due
- Source ref
- page: p.769
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Consider specificity refinements to red light cameras language in State Legislative Agenda and explore Transportation and Planning Committee referral
- Owner
- Shawn Heath, Assistant City Manager
- Due
- February 23, 2026
- Source ref
- page: p.769
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Implement comprehensive outreach and marketing campaign regarding pollinator habitat and naturalistic landscape amendments, including HOA education, messaging, and social media content
- Owner
- Rebecca Hefner, HNS Director
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.774-776
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Clarify transportation sales tax allocation between ETJ (Extraterritorial Jurisdiction) and City of Charlotte limits for orphan road improvements
- Owner
- Rebecca Hefner, HNS Director
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.776-778
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Provide regular updates to Council on affordable housing unit delivery for properties in process extension agreements
- Owner
- Rebecca Hefner, HNS Director
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.776-778
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Provide Council with update on modernizing the four-foot sidewalk to six-foot sidewalk on the other side of Norland Road to complement the shared-use path, including cost scenarios and timeline
- Owner
- Kathleen Cishek, City Engineer
- Due
- March 31, 2026
- Source ref
- range: pp.778-779
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Disseminate comprehensive website information for Charlotte Future 2040 Community Area Plans to Council and public
- Owner
- City Staff
- Due
- Source ref
- range: pp.779-780
Upcoming Dates
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Community Area Plan presentation at West Charlotte High School (2219 Senior Drive), 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., for East, Middle and Outer, North Inner, North Middle and Outer, Northeast Middle and Outer, West Inner, West Middle, and West Outer areas
- Date
- 2026-02-12
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Virtual Community Area Plan session, 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., with Spanish-language option available
- Date
- 2026-02-17
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Community Area Plan presentation at University City United Methodist Church (3835 West W.T. Harris), 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., for District Four residents
- Date
- 2026-02-19
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City Council Business Meeting with scheduled action votes on Five Points Land Acquisition and State and Federal Proposed Legislative Agenda
- Date
- 2026-02-23
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Community Area Plan presentation at Fellowship Hall, Eastern Hill Church (4855 Albermarle Road), 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., for District Five residents regarding East, Middle and Outer Community Area Plan
- Date
- 2026-02-26
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Public hearing on Summerville Mountain Island Voluntary Annexation and resolutions of intent to abandon portions of rights-of-way
- Date
- 2026-03-09
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Expected date for staff update on Norland Road Shared-Use Path Phase 1 sidewalk modernization scenarios
- Date
- 2026-03-31
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Completion deadline for two for-sale affordable townhome units on Starwood Avenue property
- Date
- 2026-07-31
Watchlist Flags
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Restrictive Covenants for Property on Starwood Avenue Amendment
- Category
- subdivision
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