Agenda  King City Council June 3, 2024  hello  Cue    AGENDA King City Council 6:00 pm  DATE: June 3, 2024  MEETING CALLED TO ORDER  PLEDGE  **Remain. Standing, for the invocation. INVOCATION - Chaplain Paul Norman ANNOUNCEMENTS:  Economic Development Committee Meeting, Regular Meeting, Tuesday, June 4, 2024, 8:30a.m., City Parks/Recreation Advisory Board, Regular Meeting, Thursday, June 13, 2024, 6 p.m., Parks/Rec King Planning Board, Regular Meeting: Monday, June 22, 2024, 61 p.m. at City Hall Council Chambers, King City Council, Regular Meeting: Monday, July 1, 2024, 6 p.m., City Hall Council Chambers, 2295. City Offices willl be closed on Thursday, July 4, 2024, in observance of the 4th of July. Annual 4th of. July Fireworks Show: Thursday, July 4, 2024, at dusk (Approximately 9:00 p.m.) Veteran's Walk: Thursday, July 4, 2024, 8-9 a.m., S. Main St. King to American Legion Post #290  Hall Council Chambers, 229 S. Main Street Community Building Parlor Room, 107' White Road  229 S. Main Street Main Street  ADJUSTMENTS TO AGENDA PUBLIC COMMENT  (This agenda item is included to allow input to the City Council from any citizen who wishes to address the Council without requesting to be on the agenda. Those who wish to address City Council are required to provide their name, address, including city/county ofr residence and topic. Speakers shall be courteous in their language and presentation. Any disruption of the meeting, insults, personal attacks, accusations, profanity, vulgar language, inappropriate gestures, or otheri inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. If this occurs, the person will be identified and asked to stop or leave. If the behavior continues and they refuse to leave, they will be removed from the Council meeting. A speaker will be allowed 3 minutes to speak. The number of speakers on a topic relating to future advertised public hearing matters may be limited at the Council's discretion. The Council reserves the right to request a designated spokesperson for a large group; the spokesperson will be allotted 6 minutes. The public session will be limited to 30 minutes. The Council will only listen and not respond but may decide to  place a topic on a future agenda.)  1. CONSENT AGENDA  (The Consent. Agenda is the first order of business. The items listed are believed to be non-controversial and are administrative in nature. There will be no separate discussion of the items unless a Councilman request or a citizen request and is granted permission to speak. The item(s) will then be removed from the Consent Agenda and considered individually. Otherwise, alli items will be enacted by one motion.)    A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: a. May 6, 2024, Regular Meeting b. May 8, 2024, Budget Workshop TAX ADMINISTRATION  B. ORDER OF COLLECTIONS OF 2024, & 2023 ANDI PRIOR YEARS' TAXES BY FORSYTH COUNTY  CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION 2024-08  2. INTRODUCTION TOI NEW EMPLOYEE 3. RECOGNITION OF EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER  4. RECOGNITION OF 50 YEARS OF SERVICE FOR PUBLICI UTILITIES! SUPERINTENDENT ROBERT PETTITT 5. PUBLICHEARING FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION REQUEST BY BENNIE & DOROTHY SULLIVAN. 6. PUBLICHEARING FOR' VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION REQUEST BY KING'S CROSS PROPERTIES LLC. 7. PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE AMENDMENT IN CITY OFI KING CODE OF ORDINANCES- Chapter 28 Trafficandvehices, Article IIP Parking, Stopping and Standing, DwsoniCemeralysection: 28-36 Through  ORDINANCE #2024-03. ORDINANCE #2024-04.  28-50.  8. SURPLUS AUCTION ON GOVDEALS.COM 9. DEPARTMENTALREPORIS ITEMS OF GENERAL CONCERN  CLOSED SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE TO DISCUSS MATTERS RELATING TO1 THE LOCATION OR EXPANSION  OF BUSINESS IN THE AREA: SERVED BY THIS BODY [N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(4)]  ADJOURNMENT    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  APPROVAL OF MINUTES the attached minutes as presented.  Action Requested: Unless there are any corrections to be made, recommend the adoption of  Attachments:  A draft copy ofr minutes from the a. May 6, 2024, Regular Meeting b. May 8, 2024, Budget Workshop  This abstract requires review by:  City Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Necessary? Yes NoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  bbrgalas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  PART B  Introduction & Background: Discussion & Analysis: Budgetary Impact: Recommendation:  Adoption of attached minutes as presented. a. May 6, 2024, Regular Meeting b. May 8, 2024, Budget Workshop    MINUTES King CityCouncil Regular Meeting May 6, 2024  The King City Council met in regular session at the King City Hall, Council Chambers, 229 S. Main St, King., on Monday, May 6, 2024, at 6:00 pm. Present at the meeting werel Mayor Rick McCraw, Councilwoman Terri Fowler, Mayor Pro Tem Jane Cole, Councilman Michael Lane, Councilman Tyler Bowles, City Manager Scott Barrow, City Clerk Nicole Branshaw, Intern City Engineer Ben Marion, Director of Finance and Personnel Susan O'Brien, City Planner Jon Grace, Police Chief Jordan Boyette, Senior Center Director Paula Hall, Interim Water Plant Superintendent Mark Danley, Supervisor of Public Works Ricky Lewis, Superintendent of Public Utilities Robert Pettitt, Interim Superintendent of Public Utilities Chuck Moser, Fire Chief Steven Roberson, Public Works Maintenance Worker Elijah Booe, Meter Reader Bryan Young, City, Attorney Walter' W. Pitt Jr., and Chaplain Rick  Hughes.  Mayor McCraw called the meeting to order. Chaplain Rick Hughes offered the invocation.  Mayor McCraw mentioned the community announcements. listed on the agenda.  ADJUSTMENTS TO AGENDA None PUBLIC COMMENT  Mayor McCraw opened the floor to receive public comment,  1. Cathy Loveday, King Chamber of Commerce, addressed the Mayor and Council and thanked all staff and Council for their help and support with the Meet Me on Main event. She estimated that around 4000 2. Katie Tedder (ând Mindy Alexander); Habitat for Humanity Stokes Co, 1080 S. Old Hwy 52, addressed the There being no one to give written or verbal requests wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw closed the meeting's  people attended the event.  Mayor and Council about the Bricks & Sticks GolfTournament fundraiser.  public comment portion at 6:08 pm. "SEEDOCUMENTHI-  CONSENT AGENDA  Mayor Pro Tem Cole requested that item B. UTILITY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT be taken off the agenda for discussion at a later time during çlosed session for the purpose of attorney/client privilege in accordance with [N.C.G.S.: 143-318.11 (a)(3)]. Councilman Bowles seconded the motion, carried by a unanimous vote of4 4-0. Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve the consent agenda as adjusted. Mayor Pro Tem Cole seconded the  motion, which was carried by a unanimous vote of4-0.  Consent agenda items were:  A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES: a. April 1, 2024, Regular Meeting B. UTILITY ORDINANCE. AMENDMENT  REQUESTTO: SET PUBLIC HEARING VOLUNTARY, ANNEXATION REQUEST R2 2024-03    D. REQUESTTO: SETI PUBLIC HEARING VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION REQUESTR2024-04  PROCLAMATION PRESENTATION  Ap presentation of thei following proclamations was! held:  2023 National Poppy Day Older Americans Month Peace Officers' Memorial Day  PUBLIC HEARING FOR FY 2024-2025 PROPOSED BUDGET  Before adopting the budget ordinance, the board shalll hold a public hearing at which any person who wishes to be heard ont the budget may appear. The Proposed FY2 2024-25 Budget was presented to the Council on April 29, 2024. The public hearing for FY2024-25 was advertised in the May 2, 2024, edition of The Stokes News. Mayor McCraw opened the public hearing for the Public Hearing for FY 2023-2024 Proposed Budget at 6:20 pm. Being no one gave written or verbal requests wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw. closed the public hearing at 6:20  pm **SEE DOCUMENT #2**  APPOINTMENTTOTHE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE  The King Economic Development Committee meets on the first Tuesdays at 8:30 a.m. In: 2023, the Committee temporarily adjusted its schedule to meet in March, June, September,; and again if requested by the City Manager or City Planner during the year. The 2024 schedule is currently following the: same schedule. Appointments toi this Application: submittedi fora appointment ofTyler Butts willl be fillinga a vacant position that endedi in December2022,  board aret fort four-year terms.  sot this term would end in December. 2026.  Motion  Mayor Pro Tem Cole made a motion to approve Tyler Butts to the Economic Development Committee for a four- year term ending in December 2026. Councilwoman Fowler seconded the motion, which was carried by a  unanimous vote of4-0.  CONSIDERATION OF BUDGET AMENDMENT 2023-03.07- This budgeta amendment contains the following:  General Fund:  Add $5,000 to Public: Buildings for unanticipated repairs and supplies; offset with Powell Billi interest earnings revenue. Add $50,000 to Fire for vehicle repairs, ice maker, and garage door opener; offset with $18,888 remaining Contingency' and $31,112 salès tax revenue. Add $25,000 to Parks for repairs to the concession stand and outdoor lighting and purchase/nstalation of bollards; offset with interest earnings revenue.  MOTION  Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve budget amendment 2023-03.07 as presented. Mayor Pro Tem Cole  seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously, 4-0. **SEE DOCUMENT #3**  CONSIDERATION OF APPROVAL OF AUDIT CONTRACT  Per LGC regulations, formal Council approval is needed for the audit contract. Gibson & Company's three-year proposal included a! 5% annual increase, which makes the base contract amount $32,700 for FY 2023-2024. The  addendum tot the contract includes additional fees for a single audit.    Audit fees will be $32,700 with a not-to-exceed total of $47,200, which includes potential single audit work for Fiscal Year 2023-2024 to be paid in Fiscal Year 2024-2025. GASB (Governmental Accounting Standards Board) significantly increases the amount of work needed to report pensions and other post-employment benefits, leases, subscription agreements, and various other standards that will be required ini the coming fiscal years. This amount will be budgeted in Governing Body - Contracted Services, split evenly between General Fund and  Enterprise Fund. MOTION  Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve the audit contract with Gibson & Company as presented. Mayor Pro  Tem Cole seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously, 4-0.  DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS  Mayor Pro Tem Cole made a motion to acknowledge that thé departmental reports had been received.  Councilman Bowles seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously! by a vote of4-0.  ITEMS OF GENERAL CONCERN  The Mayor and Council thanked Sam Hooker for all that he has done ini the City of King and with the growth of Kings Crossing. They also thanked Downtown King Partnership, Pressure Dog, and David Hudson for pressure CLOSED SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE TO. DISCUSS MATTERS RELATING TO THE LOCATION. OR EXPANSION OF BUSINESS IN THE AREA SERVED BY THIS BODY [N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(4)] AND CLOSED SESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF ATTORNEY/CLIENT PRIVILEGE IN ACCORDANCE WITH [N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(3)] Councilman Lane moved to adjourn to a closed session at 6:37 pm for thé purpose of discussing matters relating tot the location or expansion of business int the area sèrved by-this! body per N.C.GS.143-318.11 (A)(4)and closed session for the purpose of attorney/client privilege ins àccordance, with [N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (a)(3)1. Mayor McCraw reconvened the meeting at 7:40. pm, stating no action was taken in the closed session. Councilwoman Fowler made a motion, to approve consent item 1B.) UTILITY ORDINANCE AMENDMENT, Ordinance: 2024-06. Councilman Lane seconded the motion, carried by a unanimous vote of 4-0. **SEE  washing the sidewalks in Downtown King.  Councilwoman Fowler seconded the motion, carried bya a unanimous vote of4-0.  DOCUMENT #4** ADJOURNMENT  Councilwoman Fowler motioned to adjourn the meeting at 7:12 pm. Mayor Pro Tem Cole seconded the motion,  which was carried by a unanimous vote of4-0.  ***Clerks Note: See Documents 1-41 for supporting documents. ***  Approved by: Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  Attest:  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    BOAR:C9ty Cooncsl DATE: Mayyk,2oa4 - DOCUMENT#:, 1, PAGES: 7  * 1 6 dsEs M    BOARD: City Covncii DATE: May le,2024 DOCUMENT#. 2 PAGES: b à à - a      BOARD: City Cooncrl DATE: 5/0/2024 DOCUMENT#  CITY OF KING  BUDGET AMENDMENT 2023-03.07  3  PAGES: 1  Be it hereby ordained by the City Council oft the City ofl King that the following amendment be made to thel Budget  Ordinance adopted on the 15th day ofMay, 2023, as follows:  Section 1. To amend the General Fund, the expenditures are to be changed as follows:  General Fund Expenditures Public Buildings Fire & Rescue Parks & Recreation Special Appropriations Total  Decrease  Increase 5,000 50,000 25,000 80,000  New Approp. 58,650 3,052,439 388,196 1,708,321  18,888 18,888  This will result in an increase int the expenditures oft the General Fund. The above changes in expenditures  will require the following adjustment to revenues.  General Fund Revenues GF Revenues GF Fund Balance Appropriated Total  Decrease  Increase 61,112 0 61,112  New Approp. 11,130,749 80,255  0  Section 2. Copies oft thel budget amendment shall be furnished by the City Clerk to the City Council to thel Mayor, Budget  Officer and Finance Director for their directions. Adopted this the Lth day of Moy lito Banshow Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  2024. OIHCIL NORTH CAROLINA OF  RhwBwbas Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  Attest:    BOARD: City Council Mayle,2oay DOCUMENT# 4 PAGES: 4  DATE:  Ordinance Amendment 2024-06 Adopted amendment 05/06/2024.  Sec. 29-261. Purpose and policy.  (a) This article sets forth uniform requirements for direct and indirect discharges into the wastewater disposal system for the city and enables the local government to comply with all applicable state and federal laws required by the Clean Water Act of 1977 and the general pretreatment regulations (40 (1) Prevent the discharge of pollutants into the wastewater disposal system which willi interfere with (2) Prevent the discharge of pollutants into the wastewater disposal system which will pass through the system, inadequately treated, into receiving waters or otherwise be incompatible with the (3) Improve the opportunity to recycle and reclaim wastewaters and sludges from the system; and (4) Provide for equitable distribution oft the cost oft the wastewater disposal system. (b) This article provides fort the regulation of direct andi indirect discharges tot the publicly owned treatment works (POTW) through the issuance of permits to certain nondomestic users andi through enforcement ofç general requirements for the other users, authorizes monitoring and enforcement activities, requires user reporting, assumes that existing customer's capacity will not be preempted, and provides fort the setting of fees for the equitable distribution of costs resulting from the program established in this (c) This article shall apply to the city and to persons outside the city who are, by contract or agreement with the local government, users oft the POTW. Except as otherwise provided int this article, the director of public utilities or other authorized POTW official shall administer, implement and enforce the (d) Pursuant to and in accordance with the Wastewater Treatment Service Agreement between Winston- Salem/Forsyth County Utility Commission by and through the City of Winston-Salem and the City of King dated 10/27/2023, the King SewerUse Ordinance is hereby amended toi incorporate by reference the applicable portions oft the Resolution referenced therein as are necessary and appropriate to be compatible and consistent with such Resolution and in further supplement of the King Sewer Use  CFR 403). The objectives of this article are to:  the operation of the system or contaminate the resulting sludge;  system;  article.  provisions oft this article.  Ordinance.  (Ord. No. 2-89, art. 1,$1,7-3-89)    MINUTES King City Council Called Budget' Workshop May 8, 2024  The King City Council, led! by Mayor Rick McCraw, convened at a budget workshop at King City Hall on May 8, 2024, at 8:30 am. The session was attended by Councilwoman Terri Fowler, Councilman Michael Lane, Mayor Pro Tempore. Jane Cole, Councilman Tyler Bowles, City! Manager Scott Barrow, City Clerk Nicole Branshaw, Director of Finance & Personnel Susan  O'Brien, and Chaplain Tracey Collins. Mayor Rick McCraw called the meeting to order.  Chaplain" Tracey Collins offered thei invocation and then left the meeting.  DISCUSSION OF PROPOSED FY 2024-2025 BUDGET  The discussion on the proposed FY: 2024-2025 Budget covered several key areas, including potential taxi increases, strategies for maintaining: a healthy fund balance, employee retention policies, and the council's role ini representing the citizens. Councilwoman Fowler voiced her support for the proposed 3 cents taxi increase, citing the? heed for progressiveness and the necessity to fund the comprehensive services provided by our full-service city. She also highlighted the state's requirement  for al healthy fund balance.  Councilman Lane expressed beingi ini favor of the proposed taxi increase of3 cents.  Mayor Pro Tem Cole feels iti is not absolutely necessary to make at taxi increase right now and feels thisi is the people's money, and we are to be good stewards of the people's money. She stâtes that we have al higher taxr rate than Bethania, Clemmons, Lewisville, Tobaccoville, and Walkertown. This came from the Department of Revenue, and we are alsol higher than Walnut Cove, the Surry part of Elkin, Pilot Mountain, and those are. just our surrounding communities. If people wanted to go there for as smaller tax rate, they could dot that Ithink wel have' al lot going for us." We are al bedroom community. All youl have to do Councilwoman Fowler feels there will bet things throughout the year that need tol be covered when iti is cut from the budget, Per Scott and Susan, since Scott has become manager, the City: has not dipped into thet fund balance but hasi in other years. Mayor McCraw stated hel had already spoken. with City Manager Barrow because he felt ity would be a split decision. Hef felt itin his heart, and he said let's take a vote on it now. Ithink we have two for the budget and two against the budget. He states that I cannot. After speaking with people from my church. I appreciate what Councilman Lane sent us concerning looking at all oft thet houses and what ours would go up while those arer real numbers, andl lunderstandi that. Councilman Lanes stated that it wasn't fort that purpose. That was for the different utilityt thing you had mentioned. Mayor McCraw replies, and I appreçiate: that. Iwould not votei for at taxi increase ifi it were: a split decision. Iwanted to give Manager Barrow a heads-up so he would know how to look at things. Ithink that is what we need to do to provide our City Manager with al heads-up: so he's not blindsided. So, ifiti isa as split vote, Icannot vote for at taxi increase, If one of you wants to make ar motion to take it out of the fund balance; becausel want tot fund the pays study. Ithink our employees deservei it. Ify you were going to cut something, Iwould cut thel BAT Mobile. Still, don't think you should do that; we need that. Susan and Scott! have done a great. job on this budget. This is wherel I stand. Iknow some. people who don't live in the city because Councilman Fowler states that I do not agree with that. I know this is hard, but! I feel you have tol look at this as a business  is hit the expressway, andi in 15 minutes or less, you aret there in Winston-Salem.  and possibly, the fund balance willl have to be used,  they cannot afford tol live there. decision and runi itl like al business.    Mayor Pro Tem Cole wants stafft tol know she agrees with all recommendations. except the 3 cents taxi increase. She definitely agrees with the pay study, and she just feels we have another option, which is the fund balance. She does not understand why we can'tuset that option when our fund balance is moret thanj just about anybody that shel knows of. Finance Director O'Brien replies ifv we drop below 40%, the LGC willg give us av warning and al letter of financial concern. Finance Director O'Brien replies that many people are on the watch list or unit assistant list, andi ify you are on that list, it is Councilman Lane replies what does at financially healthy city mean? It means we, are representing our city well. For one, it means we aret financially healthy ands stable. Ifv we are beingt told our services are morei than what we charge our citizens, then that is not economically healthy. Councilman Lanes states iti is not $240,000. from, thet fund balance. To fund this budget fully, itis a 6-cent taxi increase, sor really, what Scott! has proposedi is meeting in thej middle. So, not doing at taxi increase would add $480,000 toi thef fund balance. It think he has already done what wel have asked him to doa and what Ibelieve tol be reasonable, and we met in the middle. We're not fully funding everything that has béen asked. for already, with the expectation of what  Mayor Pro Tem Cole asks how people get away with 8t to 20% int their fund balance.  not good.  isc coming.  Councilman Bowles asked what our fund balance was last years Finance Director O'Brien and City Manager Barrow responded" around 46%. Councilman Bowles asks, andt they year before that. Finance Director O'Brien replies 42%. from the appropriated fund balance. account.  City Manager Barrow states that since Ihave been City Manager we have not made al budget amendment requesting funds  Councilwoman Fowler, Idon't want to cut anything mores out. Wer need all that we have int there.  City Manager Barrow,! Ithink the consensus l've heardi is that everyone likes everything int thel budget, and alli fivel likei it. What itcomes down to is the 3-cent tax increase or $240,000 more from the fund balance. I don't think anyone wants to cut  anything.  Mayor Pro Tem Cole states don't want to, cut anything.  City Manager Barrow's responselwant: toi mention those: surrounding communities are not full-service.  Mayor Pro Tem. Cole responded that they do contract to get the service.  Mayor McCraw states okay, let's go ahead. and vote on this. How many are in favor of the tax increase and the proposed  budget as presented?  Councilwoman Fowler says yes, and Councilman Lane says yes. Mayor McCraw: states okay, we havet two votes, yes.  How many are in favor of not increasing the tax, leaving everything else the same, and taking $240,000 out of the fund  balance?  Mayor Pro Tem Cole, yes,. and Councilman. Bowles,. yes.. the $240,000 out of thet fund! balance.  Mayor McCraws stated that Iwould have tos splitt the vote and that Iwould bei ini favor of not doingt thet taxi increase andt taking Ins summary, Mayor McCraw took a vote at the end of the meeting, with the results leaning towards pulling an additional $240,000 from the Fund Balance rather than thei three-cent taxi increase. This vote was 2-2, with the Mayor breaking the tie  ini favor.    The next stepi is to approve the Budget Ordinance. was carried bya unanimous vote of 4-0.  ADIOURNMENT  Councilwoman Fowler motioned to adjourn the meeting at 9:15 am. Mayor Pro Tempore Cole seconded ther motion, which  Nicole Branshaw City Clerk  Richard E. McCraw Mayor    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  ORDER OF COLLECTIONS OF 2024, & 2023 AND PRIOR YEARS' TAXES  BY FORSYTH COUNTY TAX. ADMINISTRATION  Action Requested: Approve Orders of Collection for 2024 & 2023 and Prior Year's Taxes  Attachments:  Copy of Orders for Collection of Taxes  Submitted By:  05/28/2024 Date  Brandlas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  City Manager Review:  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Necessary? Yes DNoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  Scott Barrow,  783  City Manager  PART B  Introduction & Background:  The Forsyth County Tax Administrator has requested this form be executed in order for the Tax Collectors to begin the process of collecting real or personal taxes filed in the Office of the Forsyth County Tax  Collector.  Discussion & Analysis:  Budgetary Impact:  Recommendation:  Approve Orders of Collection for 2024, & 2023 and prior years' taxes.    NORTH CAROLINA FORSYTH COUNTY  ORDER OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFI KING FORT THE COLLECTION OF2 2024TAXES  IN ACCORDANCE' WITH] NCGS $ 105-321, NCGS 8 153A-156. ANDI NCGS $ 160A-215.2  TO: JOHN T. BURGISS, RES  TAX COLLECTOR OF FORSYTH COUNTY, CITY OF WINSTON-SALEM, VILLAGE OF CLEMMONS, VILLAGE OF TOBACCOVILLE, TOWNO OFI LEWISVILLE, TOWN OF RURALHALL, TOWN OF WALKERTOWN, CITY OF KING, TOWN OFI KERNERSVILLE, TOWN OF BETHANIA, CITY OFI HIGH POINT  You are. hereby authorized, empowered, and commanded to collect the taxes set forth: int the 2024 tax records filed in the Office oft thel Forsyth County Tax Collector, andi in the tax receipts herewith delivered to youi in the amounts andi from the taxpayers likewise therein set forth. You are further authorized, empowered, and commanded to collect the 2024 taxes charged and assessed as provided byl law for adjustments, changes, and additions to the tax records and tax receipts delivered to you which are: madei in accordance with law. Such taxes are hereby declared tol be ai first lien on all real property oft the respective taxpayersi inl Forsyth County, Cityof Winston-Salem, Town of] Rural Hall, Town of Walkertown, Village of Clemmons, Village ofTobaccoville, Town of Bethania, Town ofLewisville, City ofl King,' Town of Kernersville, City ofI High] Point, Beeson's Cross Roads Fire Protection District, Beeson's Cross Roads Service District, Belews Creekl Fire and) Rescue! Protection! District, City View Fire Protection District, Clemmons Fire and Rescue. Protection District, Forest Hilll Fire and Rescue Protection! District, Griffith Fire Protection District, Gumtree Fire and Rescue. Protection District, Horneytown Fire and Rescue Protection! District, King of Forsyth County Fire and Rescuel Protection District, Lewisville. Fire and Rescue Protection District, Mineral Springs Firel Protection District, Mineral Springs Servicel District, Mount Tabor Fire and] Rescue Protection! District, Northeast Fire and Rescue Protection District, Old Richmond Fire and Rescue Protection District, Piney Grove Firel Protection District, Suburban Fire and) Rescue. Protection District, Salem Chapel Fire and Rescuel Protection' District, South Fork Fire Protection District, Talley's Crossing Fire and Rescue Protection District, Triangle Fire Protection District, Union Cross Fire and Rescue Protection District, Vienna Fire Protection! District, West Bend Service District, Downtown Winston-Salem Business Improvement District, Willow Run Municipal Service District, and Countywide Service District, and this orders shall be a full and sufficient authority to direct, require, and enable you tol levy on and sell, any real or personal property, and attach wages and/or other funds, ofs such taxpayers, for and on account thereof, in accordance with law. You are hereby authorized and directed to use any method of collections authorized by law to collect such taxes including, without limitation, the in- rem method off foreclosure authorized byl NCGS $1 105-375, the mortgage style of foreclosure authorized by NCGS 8 105-374. You are also hereby authorized, empowered, and commanded to administer and to collect taxes on gross receipts derived from retail short-term leases or rentals of motor vehicles as set forth under NCGS $ 153A-156 and gross receipts derived from short- term lease or rental of heavy equipment as set forth under NCGS $ 160A-215.2. You are hereby authorized to promulgate such rules You are alsol hereby authorized, to the full extent permitted by law, to collect liens that attach to real property under NCGS chapters 160D, 160A, or 153A, including but not limited to those that arise by reason oft removal ofa structure to the extent authorized  and procedures necessary to administer these taxes which are noti inconsistent or contrary to applicable law.  by state and local law, and sanitation liens that arise under $ 160A-193 or 153A-140.  Within available funds in the budget ordinance and personnel positions established, the Tax Collector may appoint employees and authorize them to perform those functions authorized by the Machinery Act of Chapter 105 of the North Carolina General Statutes and other applicable laws for current and previous years' taxes. County personnel presently in the Tax Collector's  office continue to serve in their respectivep positions at the discretion oft the' Tax Collector.  WITNESS my hand and official seal, this the  day of  2024.  Mayor Richard E. McCraw, City of King  ATTEST:  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NORTH CAROLINA FORSYTH COUNTY  ORDER OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OFI KING FOR THE COLLECTION OF 2023. AND: PRIOR YEARS' TAXES  INACCORDANCE WITHI NCGS $ 105-373, NCGS $ 105-321, NCGS $ 105-330.3 and NCGS $ 153A-156  TO: JOHNT.BURGISS, RES  TAX COLLECTOR OFI FORSYTH COUNTY, CITY OF WINSION-SALEM, VILLAGB OF CLEMMONS, VILLAGE OFTOBACCOVILLE, TOWN OF LEWISVILLE, TOWN OFRURALI A HALL, TOWN OF WALKERTOWN, CITY OF KING, TOWN OF KERNERSVILLE, TOWN OF BETHANIA, CITY OF HIGHI POINT  You are hereby authorized, empowered, and commanded to collect the taxes remaining unpaid as set forth in the 2015 through 2023 tax records filed in the Office of the Forsyth County Tax Collector and in the tax receipts herewith delivered to you: int the amounts and from the taxpayers likewise therein set forth. You are further authorized, empowered, and commanded to collect the 2015 through 2023 taxes charged and assessed as provided by law for adjustments, changes, and additions to the tax records and tax receipts delivered to you, which are: made in accordance with law. Such taxes are hereby declared to be a first lien on all real property of the respective taxpayers in Forsyth County, City of Winston-Salem, Town of Rural Hall, Town of Walkertown, Village of Clemmons, Village of Tobaccoville, Town of Bethania, Town of Lewisville, City of King, Town of Kernersville, City of High Point, Beeson's Cross Roads Fire Protection District, Beeson's Cross Roads Service District, Belews Creek Fire and Rescue Protection District, City View Fire Protection District, Clemmons Fire and Rescue Protection District, Forest Hill Fire and Rescue Protection District, Griffith Fire Protection District, Gumtree Fire and Rescue Protection District, Horneytown Fire and Rescue Protection District, King of Forsyth County Fire and Rescue Protection District, Lewisville Fire and Rescue Protection District, Mineral Springs Fire Protection District, Mineral Springs Service District, Mount Tabor Fire and Rescue Protection District, Northeast Fire and Rescue Protection District, Old Richmond Fire and Rescue Protection District, Piney Grove Fire Protection District, Suburban Fire and Rescue Protection District, Salem Chapel Fire and Rescue Protection District, South Fork Fire Protection District, Talley's Crossing Fire and Rescue Protection District, Triangle Fire Protection District, Union Cross Fire and Rescue Protection District, Vienna Fire Protection District and West Bend Service. District, Downtown Winston-Salem Business Improvement District, Willow Run Municipal Service District, and Countywide Service District, and this order shall be ai full and sufficient authority to direct, require, and enable you to levy on and sell, any real or personal property, and attach wages and/or other funds, of such taxpayers, for and on account thereof, in  accordance with law.  Within available funds in the budget ordinance and personnel positions established, the Tax Collector may appoint employees and authorize them to perform those functions authorized by the Machinery Act of Chapter 105 ofthe North Carolina General Statutes and other applicable laws for current and previous years' taxes. County personnel presently in the' Tax Collector's office continue to servei in their respective positions at the discretion of the' Tax Collector. Taxes on registered classified Motor Vehicles for 2020 and prior years are deemed uncollectible; therefore, the Forsyth County Commissioners, pursuant to NCGS S 105-373(h), do hereby relieve the tax collector of the charge of collecting taxes on registered classified motor vehicles listed pursuant to NCGS 8 105-330.3(a)(1) for 2020 and prior  years.  WITNESS: my hand and official seal, this the  day of  2024.  Mayor Richard E. McCraw, City ofl King  ATTEST:  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  PART A  Resolution 2024-08  Subject:  Action Requested: Approve Resolution  Attachments: Submitted By:  7. Scott Barrou T. Scott Barrow, PE, PLS  5/30/24 Date  City Manager Review: 7. Scott Barou T. Scott Barrow, City Manager  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Necessary? Amendment Yes DNoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background: Discussion & Analysis:  We discussed this during a Closed Session during our court case.  This Resolution is just another form of cleaning up some paperwork that we couldn't do in a public meeting while negotiating. Please remember this was one of the last efforts by Mayor Warren.  Budgetary Impact: none Recommendation:  Approve Resolution 2024-08 awarding construction contract bid to Jimmy R. Lynch & Sons, Inc.    GNORTI  1983 CITY OF KING RESOLUTION NO. 2024-08  RESOLUTION AWARDING CONSTRUCTION CONTRACT  WHEREAS, the CityofKing received bids on June 6, 2023; and WHEREAS, the King City Council met on July 3, 2023; and  WHEREAS, at that meeting, the City Council reviewed formal bids in Executive Session due to Judges non-dissemination order forthe Muddy Creek Pumping Station Project; and "HEREAS,Jimmy! R.Lynch & Sons, Incorporated wast thel lowest responsible bidder at $7,337,289.00. WHEREAS, the staff and KCI (consulting engineer) have recommended awarding a contract to NOWTHEREFORE, BEITRESOLVED, by the City Council acting onl behalfofthe City that staff and KCI is hereby authorized to enter into a construction contract for the said bid amount with Jimmy R. Lynch & Sons, Inc. for the said project, using $3,617,289 from the SRTP-W-ARP-0032  Jimmy R. Lynch & Sons, Inc.  and $3,720,000 from an installment purchase financing in the current budget.  ADOPTED by the City Council this 3rd day of June 2024.  FORTHECITY COUNCIL OFTHE CITY OFI KING, NORTH CAROLINA:  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  Introduction to new employee:  1. Eric Oakley - Part-time Patrol Officer  (Sworn In on May 2, 2024)  Action Requested: None Attachments: Submitted By:  None  Aints Bansiaw Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  05/28/2024  City Manager Review: B Scott Barrow, City Manager  This abstract requires review by:  City Attorney  Date Reviewed  Finance Officer Date Reviewed Budget Amendment, Necessary? Yes NoU Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background: Discussion & Analysis: None Budgetary Impact: n/a Recommendation: None  The City Council has directed that all newly hired employees be introduced ati their meetings.    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER PRESENTATION: - Gina Calloway = Works/Utilities as the City's Employee of the Quarter for the 2nd quarter of Letter of nomination for Gina Calloway = Administrative Assistant Public  Administrative Assistant Public Works/Utilities  Action Requested: Recognize Gina Calloway Administrative Assistant Public  2024. Works/Utilities  Attachments:  Submitted By:  05/29/2024 Date  SAih Brarslas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  City Manager Review:  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Necessary? Yes Budget Officer OCity Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  DNoD  ZG5  PART B  Introduction & Background:  This is the continuation of a policy that started to recognize fellow employees for outstanding  performance.  Discussion & Analysis: selected for the 2nd quarter of 2024. Budgetary Impact: Recommendation: the 2nd quarter of 2024.  City employees may nominate fellow co-workers as Employee of the Quarter for each oft the 4 quarters of the calendar year. Gina Calloway: Administrative Assistant Public Works/Utilities, has been  Recognize Gina Calloway - Administrative Assistant Public Works/Utilities, has been selected for    Employee ofthe Quarter 2024-2 2nd Qtr.Nomination  Idtiketonominate Gina Calloway for Employee ofthe Quarter. Gina has taken onadditionaljob responsibilities over the last few months and has performed these duties superbly. Following Gina's work to revamp some of the building rental processes and rebuild relationships with the sports groups, our parks are frequently full of athletes and their families, renters, and other visitors. Gina is also working with the Parks & Recreation Advisory Board and the Community Appearance Commission. She had some greatideasfor improvements to the annual Tree Lighting ceremony to be held in December 2024 and assisted with FY 24-25 budgetary requests for the parks. While now on call, she has taken charge of other duties at the parks, such as managing the electronic building locks and the new ballfield lights. Gina is the point person for sports associations and other outside groups. Her regular duties include but are not limited to, maintaining our fuel facility, assisting citizens with questions and concerns with solid waste pickup, yard cart pickup, brush pickup, and streetlights, ordering supplies for the parks and building maintenance, performing various administrative assistant tasks for Public Works and Public Utilities, and managing some events. In addition to all of that, Gina is often a "go-to" person for questions or other assistance. She is a great resource and has a wealth of knowledge. We pareveryfortunate to have Gina Callowayat  the City of King.  Susan O'Brien, NCCLGFO Director of Finance and Personnel    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3RD, 2024  PART A  Subject: Action Requested: None Attachments:  Recognition of 50 years ofs service for Public Utilities Superintendent Robert Pettitt  None  Submitted By:  Beniamin SMarien Benjamin Marion, City Engineer Intern  5/28/24 Date  City Manager Review:  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment, Date Reviewed Necessary? Yes NoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed  7803 Scott Barrow, City Manager  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background:  Robert Pettitt, Public Utilities Superintendent, will be celebrating 50 years of service with the City of King Water and Sewer System on. June 6th, 2024. Mr. Pettitt started with the King Water District System on June 6th, 1974. Robert has worked every. job dealing with the water and sewer system including installing water lines, sewer lines, reading meters, fixing leaks and maintaining pump stations. Robert was the first employee to work night shift at the City of King Water Treatment Facility as well. When the City of King purchased the water district system in 1989, Robert along with other staff employed by the King Water District System were employed by the City of King. Robert became the City of King Public Utilities  Superintendent in 1996. Discussion & Analysis:  Robert Pettitt will have served 50 years of service with the City of King's water and sewer system (35) years with the City of King) and willl be retiring July 1st, 2024. We are honored to recognize a great and lengthy  career. Budgetary Impact: None. Recommendation: by the Mayor.  Recognize Robert Pettitt with 50 years of service with the City of King water and sewer system. 35 oft those years are with The City of King. A plaque will be presented to Mr. Pettitt at the June 3rd Council meeting    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  Public Hearing for Voluntary Annexation Request by Bennie & Dorothy 2.14 ac. Tract on Goff Road per our utility extension policy. Request form w/metes & bounds description;  Sullivan. Ordinance #2024-03.  Action Requested: Request is made by Bennie & Dorothy Sullivan for voluntary annexation of their  Attachments:  Resolution 2024-03, directing the clerk to investigate the request; Certificate of Sufficiency & Public Hearing Notice (Res. 2024-03); Ordinance No. 2024-03, extending the corporate limits and;  Exhibit A, letter from petitioners; Site Plan Map  Submitted By:  05/22/2024  Planner  A  City Manager Review: 18033 Scott Barrow, City Manager  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment, Necessary? Yes NoD Budget Officer OCity Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background:  The property owner is requesting voluntary annexation per our utility's extension section of our ordinance. This tract is for a single-family dwelling and contains 2.14 acres. See attached metes and bounds. (b)! Itshall be the general policy oft the city to permit extensions ofv water and sewer service to areas outside the city's corporate limits, but within the city's adopted area of consideration for annexation, only when such areas or developments simultaneously with the request for water and/or sewer service agree to petition the city for annexation, where practical, prior to the extension ofs suchs service. The board shall have the authority to waive this requirement when annexation would bei impractical, legally impossible, or would not bei int the (d) Thel board shall have the authority to make exceptions to these policies for reasons determined to bei in (b) Its shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural outlet within the local government, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the local government, any wastewater or other polluted waters, except where suitable treatment has been provided in accordance with the provisions of this article and with regulations of the state division of environmental management, department of natural resources and community  Sec. 29-232. General policies regarding extensions.  best interest oft the city. the best interest oft the city. Sec. 29-336. - Use of public sewers.    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June 3, 2024  development. Except as otherwise provided in this article, it shall be unlawful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool or other facility intended or used for the disposal of wastewater. (c) The owner of all houses, buildings or properties used for human occupancy, employment, recreation or other purposes, situated within the local government and abutting on any street, alley or right-of-way in which therei is now located, or mayi int thet future be located, a public sanitary sewer of the local government, is required, at the owner's expense, toi install suitable toilet facilities, and to connect such facilities directly with the proper public sewer in accordance with the provisions of this article, within 90 days after the date oft the official notice to dos sO, provided that such public sewer is within 150 feet of the property line.  Discussion & Analysis: Council "Exhibit A"  The Sullivan's have at failing septic system that requires repairs. They have submitted al letter to City  Budgetary Impact: Recommendation:  The base rate for water and sewer inside city limits is $155.96/2 months and the outside rate for water is Staff has investigated the request and advertised it per the state statutes and recommends approval of  $173.90. If annexed, city tax would be applied to this parcel. Ord. #2024-03, with an effective date of. June 3, 2024.  11300)  1419A 5213  214A 2234 5210 GOFFRD  4-343A 8115 32GOFFRD  3.954 9034 3SGOFF RD  5501A 2777  SBIGOFFRD    City of King Resolution 2024-03 NC G.S. 160A.31(c)  Resolution fixing date of a public hearing on question of annexation pursuant to  Whereas, a petition requesting annexation of the non-contiguous area described Whereas, the City Council has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate Whereas, certification by the City Clerk as to the sufficiency of the petition has Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the King City Council of the City of King, Section 1. A public hearing on the question of annexation of the non- contiguous area described herein will be held at City Hall at 6 pm on June 3, 2024. Section 2. The area proposed to be annexed is described as follows:  herein has been received; and the sufficiency of the petition: and  been made; North Carolina that:  (See Metes & Bounds Description attached)  Section 3. Notice of the public hearing shall be published once int the Stokes News, a newspaper having general circulation in the City of King, NC, at least ten (10)  days prior to the date of the public hearing.  CUNCIL 0 NORTH CAROMINA OF IE  Pibmebs Rick McCraw- Mayor  ATTEST:  Ainde Bnanshow Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    City of King  CERTIFICATE OF SUFFICIENCY  To the King City Council of the City of] King, North Carolina:  I, Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk, do hereby certify that Ihave investigated the attached petition and  hereby make the following findings:  ALLTHAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN STOKES COUNTY, NORTH  CAROLINA AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:  TAX: PARCEL PIN # 5993542234  ALLTHAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN STOKES COUNTY, NORTH  CAROLINA AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:  Bennie F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan  Lying and beingi in Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows: BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the middle oft thei intersection of Goff and Priddy Roads, and running thence with the center of Goff Road South 41'21'03"West: 377.32 feet to a railroad spike; thence North 14°29'56" East 36.25 feet to an iron pipei int the eastern right of way line of Goff Road; thence continuing North 14'29'56" East 145.02 feet to an iron stake; thence a new. line North 06°0 06'34" East 170.471 feet to ani iron stake; thence another new line North: 34'15'46" East 103.76 feet to an iron stake, thence North 86° 45'00"West: 30.65 feeti to a point in the middle of Priddy Road; thence with the center of Priddy Road South 15'05'06"West 171.981 feet to ar railroad spike int the middle of the intersection of Goff and Priddy Roads, the place and point of BEGINNING. Containing 2.144 acres, more or less, according to a survey prepared by. James R. Burrow, R.L.S. designated Job No. 2088-Drawing No. C-  582.  Property address: 528 Goff Road, King, NC2 27021  Ifind that the area meets the standards for a noncontiguous area as specified in NC G.S. 160A-58.2, in that: 1. Thej petition includes a metes and bounds description oft the areaj proposed for annexation and has attached a map showing the proposed satellite area in relation to the primary corporate limits. 2. Thej petition includes the names and addresses of all owners ofreal property lying in the area 3. Thej petition includes the signatures ofa all owners ofreal property lying in the area described therein, In witness whereof, II have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal oft the City of King, this 1St day of  described therein.  except those not required to sign by NCG.S S. 160A-58.2.  May 2023. (Seal)  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON QUESTION OF  ANNEXATION  The public will take notice that the City Council of the City of] King willl hold a public hearing at the King City Hall, 229 S Main St, King, NC 27021, at 6:00. PM ont the 3rd day ofJune 2024, on the question of annexation oft the territory described below, pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 160A.31(c), at which time the plans for extending municipal services to said territory will be explained and all persons resident or owning property in said territory and all residents ofthe AI legible map oft the area to be annexed and a list of persons holding freehold interests in the area tol be annexed who have been identified will also bej posted: in the office of City Hall at least BEING, the property of Bennie F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan, recorded in Stokes County Registry recorded in deed book 0527, page 0352, more particularly described as  City ofl King, will be given an opportunity to be heard.  thirty (30) days prior to the date of said public hearing.  follows:  Tax Parcel PIN # 5993542234 Bennie F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan  Lying and being in Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Carolina, and more particularly  described as follows:  BEGINNING at a railroad spike int the middle of the intersection of Goff and Priddy Roads, and runningthence with the center of Goff Road South 41'21'03" West 377.321 feet to ar railroad spike; thence North 14'29'56" East 36.251 feet to ani iron pipe int the eastern right of way line of Goff Road; thence continuing North 14'29'56" East 145.021 feett to ani iron stake;t thence ar new line North 06°06'34" East 170.47 feet to an iron stake; thence another newl line North 34°15'46" East 103.76 feet to an iron stake, thence North 86° 45'00" West 30.651 feet to a point ini the middle of Priddy Road; thence with the center of Priddy Road South 15'05'06" West 171.981 feet to a railroad spike in the middle of the intersection of Goff and Priddy Roads, the place and point of BEGINNING. Containing 2.144 acres, more or less, according to a survey prepared by. James R. Burrow, R.L.S.  designated Job No. 2088-Drawing No. C-582.  Property address: 528 Goff Road, King, NC27021  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NOTICE OF PUBLIG HEARING ON QUESTION OF ANNEXATION The pulblicwill fake notice that the City, Counci of the. Clty, of King willl hold a publio hearing at the King City Hall, 229 S Mainst, King, NG27021,at 6:00 PM. on the Brd day of June2024, on the quection of annexation.dft the térritory de- scribed below, pursuant to North Cardlina General Statute 160A01(C), at which lime the plans for extending municipal Servioes to said teritory will be éxplained, and all persons resi dent or owning propertyinsaid territary and all residents df the CityofKing, will bes given an opportunity to be heard. A legible map of the area to be annexed and a list ot persons holding freehold interests in the area tobe annexedwho have been Identified will also be. posted in the office of City Hallat least thuty (30) days pricito the date of said public BEING, the properly of Bennie FGulivan andwite, Dorothyl., Sullvan, recorded n Stokes County Repistry recorded.n deedbaok0627 page 0352, more particularly described as. Tax Parcel PIN # 5993542234 Bennie F Sullivan. and wife, Darothy L Sullivan Lying, and, being In Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Cardiina, and more. par- lioularly dosoribed as follows: BEGINNING at a rallroad spike In the) middleof the Intersection of Gotfand.Priddy Roads, and running thencewith the center of GoffRoad. South412103" West877.321 feet toa railroad spike; thence Noith 14:29'56" East 36.25.feet to an Iron pipe in the castem right of way ine of Goff Road thence continu- ing Notth 14:29'56" East 145.02 foet to an iron stakè: thence a new Ine North 06'06'34"East 170.47 feet to  hearing.  follows:    an-iron-stake thenge another new line North 341546" East 103.76 feet to an fron slake, thenco North. 86'4500" West 30.65 feet to a point In the mid- dle of.Priddy Road, thence with the center of Priddly Road, South 1505'06" West 171.98 feet to arallroad spike In the middie of the intersection. of Goff and Priddy. Roads, the place and, pont of BEGIN- NING. Gontaining 2.144 acres, more or less, according toa survéy preparedbyJames R. Burrow, RLS, designatedJob No: 2088-Drawingl No. G-582. Properly address: 528 Gof Road, King, NG27021 Nicole Branshaw, Cly Clerk Publish: 5-23-24229119    CITY OF KING ORDINANCENO. 2024-03 CITY OFI KING, NORTH CAROLINA  AN ORDINANCETO EXTEND' THE CORPORATE LIMITS OFTHE  WHEREAS, the City Council oft the City ofl Kingl has been petitioned under G.S. 160A-31, as amended, to annex the areas described WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of King has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate the sufficiency of said WHEREAS, the City Clerk has certified thes sufficiency of said petition(s), anda a public hearing on the question ofthis annexation(s) was held at the Cityl Hall, 229 South Main Street, King, North Carolina, at six o'clock p.m. on the: 3rd day ofJuly 2023; and WHEREAS, the City Council ofthe City ofKing doesl hereby find as af fact thats said petition(s)n meets the requirements ofG.S. 160A-  herein: and petition(s); and  31, as amended;  NOWTHEREPORE, BEI IT ORDAINED by the City Council oft the City of King, North Carolina:  Section 1. By virtue of the authority granted by G.S. 160A-31, as amended, the following described properties arel hereby  annexed and madej part oft the City of King as oft the 3d day ofJuly 2023.  (SEE ATTACHED BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS)  (Tract) Located on Goff] Road owned byl Bennie F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan)  Section 2. Upon and after the 3md day of July 2024, the described territories andi its citizens and property shall be subject to all debts, laws, ordinances, and regulations in force in the City of King and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits as other parts oft the City of King. Said territories shall be subject to municipal taxes accordingt to G.S. 160A-58.10. Section 3.7 Thel Mayor ofthe City ofKing shall causet tol be recorded in the office oft thel Register ofl Deeds ofl Forsyth County, andi in the office oft the Secretary of State atl Raleigh, North Carolina, an accurate map of the annexed territory, described in Section 1,hereof, together with a duly certified copy oft the Ordinance. Such a map shall also be delivered to the County Board of] Elections,  as required by G.S. 160A-288.1. Adopted this the 3d day of] July 2024.  ATTEST:  Richard E.1 McCraw, Mayor  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    April14,2024  Bennle and DorothySullyan 528GoffRd King, NO27021 RE:Annexation  To-WhomitMayt Condérn:  My husband and are submittinga' petition'to! be consideredfor annexation. Dythe City. Asl understandit, thist formis required to access ditywater/sewer services. The desire for city services is one of nepessily às wewerei informed wet must request becauser repairingo ourt failing (not falled) septic system isnot allowéd: uinder Curentclyordinances. When wet boughtourh homemèny, years ago, pne.dfthepasitive: attributest for us wasl beingona a wellsepticand not havinga monthly.water bill, As senior citizens on aj fixed income, thei importançe of! keeping lving expenses lowl has bécome evermprei Criticat. While thes ordinancei mandaréwasnot" welcomed dows, we understood andacceptedthei fact we woutd! havei to! payf for wateri for the) remajnder of our! lives. Wéalso) undérstand: thé need fora a safe ànd sanitary water supply, put ourconcerns arethath by fitingt this mandated petition'wewit: alsol bes subjected to citytaxes. Whiler repairngtnesepuc system did presentalarge expense, wel had beensavingforthisthtnehopethatthe.repalrwould bethelasto oneneededi inpur lifetime. Permanenty/ingreasinginemontny, expepses by approximatelys150/monthwate: and ahsdy-toumutw an overwhelming Ourh hopel ist thati ifv wer MAECAITARATBCHPMNAeA the pouncilwould: allowus to remain  thougntioriwosenor citizens one ai fixed income.. çounty residénts onlyandt binimize. the financial burden. Thank.youi in advançe foryour consideration ofthis rèquest.  Benuil Fbalyar Beyh Swllutr Bennie and Dotothy Sullivan    EOGIH MVO 3  MeDan OEPHOOO  MOAN   VIRGINIAI  /  3  I  A  MIIA NIVINTOW  K  a  WEAVHS DOA    -  3  47021  20SPA  691) 942)  Aaaa    IV0H  f94)    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June: 3, 2024  PART A  Subject:  Public Hearing for Voluntary Annexation Request by King's Cross their 37.46 ac. tract on Moore Road per our utiity extension policy. Request form w/metes & bounds description;  Properties LLC. Ordinance #2024-04.  Action Requested: Request is made by King's Cross Properties LLC for voluntary annexation of  Attachments:  Resolution 2024-04, directing the clerk to investigate the request; Certificate of Sufficiency & Public Hearing Notice (Res. 2024-04); Ordinance No. 2024-04, extending the corporate limits and;  Sig Plan Map  Submitted By:  05/22/2024  JomGrace, City Planner  City Manager Review: 188 Barrow, Cify Mariager  This abstract requires review by:  City Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Necessary? Yes NoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  Scolf  PART B  Introduction & Background:  The property owner is requesting voluntary annexation per our utility's extension section of our ordinance. (b)! Itshall bet the general policy of the city toy permit extensions of water and sewer service to areas outside the city's corporate limits, but within the city's adopted area ofconsideration for annexation, only when such areas or developments simultaneously with the request for water and/or sewer service agree to petition the city fora annexation, where practical, prior to the extension ofs such service. The! board shall have the authority tov waive this requirement when annexation would be impractical, legally impossible, or would not bei int the (d).The. board. shall. have. the auartybmatascptmsiot these. policies. foreasons.determinedl to! beln.  This tract is for King's Crossing PUD. and contains approximately 37.46 acres.  Sec. 29-232. - General policies regarding extensions.  best interest of the city. the best interest of the city. Discussion & Analysis:    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June 3, 2024  Budgetary Impact: provide city services. Recommendation:  Outside sewer rates would apply if the property were not annexed into the city and the owner understands this. If annexed, the city would gain additional tax base and would also be required to  Staff has investigated the request and advertised it per the state statutes and recommends approval of  Ord. #2024-04, with an effective date of June 3, 2024.   ar: * Total  fotA aherte) PRELIMINART PaR REVIEF ONLY    EFR  ER  Aeel)  C    : FINCE orN NNIITION REQUEST Arenive Or Date. ar:  EYXXESPRET  E    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: June 3, 2024  he.  Kotiean a. oComet  PRELIMZAARY POR RVE ANLF  28.073 do. (Ihi Sheet)  NOTE: Dashed Mnes represent Anes NoT SURYBTBD out drawn om PB. 10, Pg. 26  OCornel 1767  Kings  uc    City of King Resolution 2024-04 NC G.S. 160A.31(c)  Resolution fixing date of a public hearing on question of annexation pursuant to  Whereas, a petition requesting annexation of the contiguous area described Whereas, the City Council has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate Whereas, certification by the City Clerk as to the sufficiency of the petition has Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the King City Council of the City of King, Section 1. A public hearing on the question of annexation of the contiguous Section 2. The area proposed to be annexed is described as follows:  herein has been received; and the sufficiency oft the petition: and  been made; North Carolina that:  area described herein will be held at City Hall at 6 pm on June 3, 2024.  (See Metes & Bounds Description attached)  Section 3. Notice of the public hearing shall be published once in the Stokes News, a newspaper having general circulation in the City of King, NC, at least ten (10)  days prior to the date of the public hearing.  OURCI 0 NORTM CAROMNA OF a  Ribmehus Rick McCraw- Mayor  ATTEST:  ibansas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    City of] King  CERTIFICATEOF: SUFFICIENCY  To the King City Council oft the City of King, North Carolina:  I, Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk, do hereby certify that Ih havei investigated the attached petition and ALLTHAT CERTAIN PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF LAND LOCATED IN STOKES COUNTY, NORTH BEING, the property of King's Cross Properties LLC, to be recorded in Stokes County Registry in deed book  hereby make the following findings:  CAROLINA AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:  691, page 126, more particularly described as follows:  King's Cross Properties LLC,  Lying and being in Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Carolina, and more particularly described as Beginning on aj point in the eastern R/W ofMoore Road, said point being the following two (2) courses from al bent %" pipe. The northwest corner ofWake Forest University DB. 490, Pg. 1721,N'55-4910" E: 340.99'to: a 3A"pipe (flush) the northeast corner of Wake Forest University, thence N11 23'26"W 1551 9' to the point of1 beginning, said having NC State Plane coordinates ofN 921038.92. E 1606637.18. said point being the southeast corner oft the existing King City Limits, thence from said POINT OF BEGINNING with the northern line oft the existing city limits the following Ten (10) courses. S: 54 03'26"W 282 97'to aj point. Thence along the arc ofa curve to thei right S 533644"W 23 52'1 to aj point. said curve have ai radius of4 5'1150' an arc length of23.52' and a delta angle of0 5330".thence S 58 26'21"W 50.00'to aj point, thence along the arc ofa a curve to thel left S3158'29" E16.98'to a point said curvel having a radius ofl175.00'an arc length of 16.98'and a delta angle of0 49'41". thence along the arc of a curve to the right S 111 5'40" WI 1795' to a point, said curve having a radius of 13 00'. m arc length of1 19 8l'and a delta angle of871 1 9'16", thence S 54 54'38'0 W 83.96 to aj point. thence along the arc ofa curve to the right S 61 05'15'a W 1 64.95' to aj point, said curve having ai radius of766 50, an arc length of 165.27'and a delta angle of 122 21'14", thence S 6715'53"W 263 43' to aj point. thence along the arc of a curve to the left S 66 34'41 'W'18.17 7' to aj point, said curvel having ai radius of 725.00', an arc length of 18.17 7' and a delta angle of1 26'10", thence S 23 02'01"E 50.01'to aj point, thence S 58 32'44"W 159.61'to aj point in a creek, thence N 04 40'31"W 7350'to a point in a creek, thence N 31 57'53"W 8510'to a point in a creek at thei intersection of southern R/W OfKINGSCOTE WAY, (a 55' Public R/W) thence following said R/W the following three( (3) courses N 87 29'25"W 55757'to aj point, thence along the arc ofa Curve to the left S83 17'53"W 83.83'to aj point. said curve having a radius of269.67' an arcl length ofs 841 7 and a delta angleof17: 53'03". thence S 7035'26" W 18982' to a: 5i8" rebar, thence S 19305'1 "] E220.00 to a 518" rebar thence S 703 35'26'a W 225.00' to a 5/8" rebar. thence S 83 00'50'a W 138 95' to a 5/8" rebar. thence S 64 34'22" W 83.84'to a 5/8" rebar thence S 19 00'04" W 84.94' to a 5/8" rebar, thence S 25 21'42" W 7213't to a 5/8" rebar thence N 69 45'12" W 170.84 to a 5/8" rebar int the southeastern R/W line OfKingscote Way, thence crossing said R/WI N 123 36'52" E 192.1 0' toa a 5/8" rebar in the northwestern R/WI line of Said Street, thence Leaving Said R/W N 52 06'10" W: 220.44' to a 5/8" rebar in  follows:    Matthew Smiths eastern line thence with said Smith N 003 32'00" E231.50' to a 5/8" rebar, thence continuing with Smith N 81 20'14" E322.51'to a 3Aaapipe. thence continuing with Smith and O'Connell S 8748'26"1 E105636'to aj point, said point being S 41 2806'E28.10trom a %"1 pipe. O'Connell's and: the Catholic Church çorner, thence-c continuing with. O'Connell. N_04 0959'0 E. 1400.09' to aj point in the southern R/W oft the Yadkin Valley Railroad. thence along the southern R/W ofs said Railroad the following three (3) courses S 82 32'45" E170 49' to aj point, thence along a curve to the right S 7458'48'o] E505 46to a point, said curve. having ai radius of 1919 42', an arc length of506.93' and a delta angle of150756", thencen continuing along said-R/W S 63 24'20'0 B crossing Moore-Road 31624' to aj point ini the eastern R/W ofsaid road, thence with said R/W along the arc ofa curve to the left S 02 18a54'o B735 85a to the point ofbeginning, said- curve-l having a radius of 794 42'an arc length of 765,07' and a delta angle of551 0'45" and containing ai total of 37.464. Ac As per survey by Slate Surveying Col P. A dated April 17,2024, oriented to NC GRID  This property is aj portion of that property as described in DB 691. Pg 126 Ofthe Stokes County Registry and designated as Parcel # 17400 & 34263 on the Stokes County Tax Maps  If find that the area meets the standards for a noncontiguous area as specified in NC G.S. 160A-58.2, in that: 1. Thej petition includes a metes and bounds description oft the area proposed for annexation and has attached ai map showing the proposed satellite area in relation to the primary corporate limits. 2. The petition includes the names and addresses of all owners ofreal property lying in the area 3. The petition includes the signatures of all owners ofreal property lying in the area described therein, In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the City of] King, this 1st day of  described therein.  except those not: required to sign by NC G.S. 160A-58.2.  May 2023. (Seal)  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON QUESTION OF  ANNEXATION  The public will take notice that the City Council oft the City of King will hold aj public hearing at the King City Hall, 229 S Main St, King, NC 27021, at 6:00 PM on the 3rd day ofJune 2024, on the question ofa annexation oft the territory described below, pursuant tol North Carolina General Statute 160A.31(c), at which time the plans for extending municipal services to said territory will be explained and all persons resident or owning property in said territory and all residents oft the A legible map oft the area to be annexed and a list of persons holding freehold interests in the area to be annexed who have been identified will also be posted in the office of City Hall at least BEING, the property of King's Cross Properties LLC, to be recorded in Stokes County Registry  City of King, willl be given an opportunity to be heard.  thirty (30) days prior to the date ofs said public hearing.  in deed book 691, page 126, more particularly described as follows:  King's Cross Properties LLC, described as follows:  Lying and beingi in Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Carolina, and more particularly  Beginning on a point in the eastern RW of Moore Road, said point being the following two (2) courses from a bent %" pipe. The northwest corner of Wake Forest University DB. 490, Pg. 1721, N 55 4910- E3 340.99to a 3A-pipe (flush) the northeast corner of Wake Forest University, thence N I1 2326-W 1551 9 to the point of beginning, said having NC State Plane coordinates of N 921038.92. E 1606637.18. said point being the southeast corner of the existing King City Limits, thence from said POINT OF BEGINNING with the northern line of the existing city limits the following Ten (10) courses. S 54 0326-W 282 97to a point. Thence along the arc of a curve to the right S 53 3644-W 23 52: to a point. said curve have a radius of 4 51150 an arc length of 23.52: and a delta angle of 0 5330-thence S 58 2621-W 50.00to a point thence along the arc of a curve to the left S 31 5829- E16.98to a point said curve having a radius ofl175.00an arc length of 16.98and a delta angle of 0 49:41. thence along the arc of a curve to the right S 111 5:40-W 17 95 to a point, said curve having a radius of 13 00. m arc length of 19 81and a delta angle of 87 1 916:, thence S 54 5438.W 83.96 to ap point. thence along the arc of a curve to the right S 61 0515.W 16 64.95 to a point, said curve having a radius of 766 50, an arc length of 165.27and a delta angle of 12 214rthence S 671553-W 263 43: to a point thence along the arc of a curve to the left S 66 3441 W 18.1 7-to a point, said curve having a radius of 725.00; an arc length of 18.1 7 and a delta angle of 1 2610:, thence S 23 0201-E 50.01to a point, thence S 58 3244*W 159.6lto a point in a creek, thence N 04 4031-W 7350to a point in a creek, thence N 31 57-53-W 8510to a point in a creek at the intersection of southern RW of KINGSCOTE WAY, (a 55 Public RWy thence following said RW the following three (3) courses N 87 2925"W 55757to a point, thence along the arc of a Curve to the left S 83 1753-W 83.83 to a point. said curve having a radius of 269.67 an arc length of 841 7 and a delta    angle of 17 5303. thence S 70 3526" W 189 82: to a 5i8- rebar, thence $-193051 " E 220.00 to a 518- rebar thence S 70 3526.W 225.00: to a 5/8- rebar. thence S 83 0050.W13895t0 a 5/8- rebar. thence S 64 3422- W 83.84to a 5/8- rebar thence S 19 0004- W 84.94 to a 58- rebar, thence S 4 25 21:42- W 7213 to a 58- rebar thence N 69 4512- W 170.84 to a 5/8- rebar in the southeastern RW line Of. Kingscote Way. thence crossing said RW N. 12 3652- E 192.1 Oto a 5/8- rebar in the northwestern RW line of Said Street, thence Leaving Said RW N 52 0610- W 220.44to a 58" rebar in Matthew Smiths eastern line thence with said Smith N 00 3200- E 231.50 to a 5/8- rebar, thence continuing with Smith N 81 2014- E 322.5lto a 3A.pipe. thence continuing with Smith and OConnell S 87 4826* E 1056 36to a point, said point being S 41 2806-E 28.10from a %" pipe. O'Connells and the Catholic Church corner, thence continuing with OConnell N 04 0959.E 1400 09 to a point in the southern RW of the Yadkin Valley Railroad. thence along the southern RW of said Railroad the following three (3) courses S 82 32:45" E 170 49 to a point, thence along a curve to the right S 74 58:48.E 505 46to a point, said curve having a radius of 1919 42, an arc length of 506.93 and a delta angle of 15 0756, thence continuing along said RW S 63 2420.E crossing Moore Road 316 24:to a point in the eastern RW of said road, thence with said RW along the arc of a curve to thel lefts 02 18.54. E 735 85. to the point of beginning, said curve having a radius of 794 42 an arc length of 765.07 and a delta angle of 551 0:45- and containing a total of 37.464 Ac  As per survey by Slate Surveying Co PAC dated April 17,2024, oriented to NC GRID  This property is a portion of that property as described in DB 691. Pg 126 Of the Stokes County Registry and designated as Parcel #1 17400a34263 on the Stokes County Tax Maps  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON QUESTION OFA ANNEXATION Thep publiewil take potice that the City Councilg ofthe Gily of King, wil hold a public hearing att the King Ciy Hall, 229 $ Maln St, King, NG27021,at 6:00PM on theSrd day af June2024, on the question of annexation: af the territory de- scribed below, pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 160A.S1(C) at which) time the plans for extending municipal services tosald territory will be explinedand: all) persors resi- dent or owning properly in sald territory and all residents df the Gityo of King, will be given an opportunity to be heard. A legible map of the area ta be arnexed. and, a list of persons halding freehold Inferests in the area to be annexed.who have! been Identified will also. be) posled, In the office of City Hall-at least thirly (30) days prior to the date of said public BEING, the property of King's Gross Properties LLC tobe recorded in Stokes County Reglstryindeed baok 691, page126, mare particularly de- soribed as folldws: KingsCross Propertles LLC, Lyingand being in Yadkin Township, STOKES County, North Carolina, and more) par- ticularly described as follows. Beginning on a polnt In the eastem RAW of Moore Rgad, saldpaint being the following. wwo (2)courses from a bent %" pipe. The northwest corer df Wakel Forest Universily. DB. 490,Pg 1721, N554910E E. 340,99t0 a SA'pipe (flush) the northeastcomer of Wake For est Universily, thence NI 2326"W 1551 93 to the polntof beginning, Salidhaving NO State Plane coordinalesof) N 921038.92. E 160663718. said point belng thes southeast comer of the existing King City Limits, thence from said POINT OF BEGINNING with  hearing:    the northem line of the existing city! limits the following Ten (10) courses. S54.0326W 282 97't0 & point. Thence along the arc af a curve tot the right S 53 3644W2 2352' to a polnt sald curve have a radus of 45150 an ard length of 23,525 and a delta angle ofo 63'30'thence S.58 26'21"W 50.00't0 a polnt, thence along the arc of a curve to the lelt S 31 5829" E16.98to a point sald curve having a radius ofi176.00'an arc length of 16,98'and a delta angle) of Q 49'41". thence along the arc of a curve to the right $ 111 5'40" W 1795' to a point, said curve having a radlus of 1300. m aro length of 19 8t'and a delta angle of 87 1916", thence $54 54386W'83.961 to apoint. thence along the arc of a curve to the right S61055aw1 64.95 to a point, sald durve having a radius of 766 50, àn arc length of 165.27'and a delta angle df122114/hence S 671553"W 263 43't0a pont thence along the arcofa curve to the left $663441 'W '18.17 to a point, said QUrVG having a radius of 725.00, an aro length f18.17" and à delta angle df 1 260" therce $230201"E 50.01't0 a polnt, thence S.58 3244'W 159.6lto a point In a greck, thence N 04 4081W 7350't0 à point Ini a creek, thence N 31 5753W 8510'0 a point in a creek at the Intersection of southern FW of KINGSCOTE WAY,, (a55 Public-RA) thence following sald, BW the following three (3) courses N. 87 2925"W 55757t0 a point, thence along the are of a Gurve ta the left S 83 1753"W 83.83" to apolnt. said ourve having a radius of 269,67 an arc length of 841 7 ande adelta angte of 171 53'08". thence S 70 3526" W 189 82' to a 58" rebar, thence $19 3051"E 220.00.10a68" rebar thance S 70 3526'a W 225.00" to a 5/8" rebar. thence S 830 00'50'a W13895't toa 5/8" rebar. thence $643422" W 83.8410a5/8" rebar thence $1 1900'04" W. 84.94' to a 5/8" rebar, therce. $252142" W 7213't0a 5/8" rébart thence N RO ARQ" IAI 47A RA tn & EIR    MGE EM IE *T M V ce  rebar in the southeastem RAW line Of Kingscote Way, thence crossing said RAW N12 36'52" E192.1 0 toa5 5/8" rébar In the northwestern RWIne of Sald Street, thence. Leaving Said RAI N 52 06'I0" W 220.4416 a 5/8"rebar In Matthew Smiths eastemn line thence witheald Smth N 00 32'00" E 231.50 to a5/B" rébar, thence continuing with Smith N. 81 20'4"E: 3225t0 a SAaapipe. thence continuing with Smith and 0- Connell S 87 4826" E 1056 36toa paint, sald. pointbelng $412806E 2810rom % ppe. O'Connel's, and. the Catholig Church comer, thence continuing With OConnell NO 04 09'59'd E. 140000 to al polnt in the souther. RAW of tha Yad- kin Valley Railraad. thence alang the southern RW of said Rallroad the fallowing three (3) coursess 82 8245" E17049 toa point, thence aldng a. curve to the right $745848'0 Estebgponkdame having a radius of 1919 42, an arc length of 506.93'and & delta angle of 15 07'56", thence continuing along said RSGS 2420'0 E crossing Moore Road 316 24 to a point Inj the eastem. RW of said road, thende with sald RAW along they arc. of a curve. tat the. lofts 02 18a54'0) E 735-85a to the point of beginning, sald ourve having a radlus of 794 42' an aro length of765.07 and adelta angle of 551 0'45" and.containing a total of 37.464AC As per survey by Slate Survey- ing Co PAdated Apiril 17, 2024,oriented to NOGRID This properly is a portlon of that property as describedin in DB 691. Pg126 Of the Stokes County Registry andd desig- nated as Parcel # 17400 34263: on the Stokes County Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk Publish: 5-23-24229117  Tax Maps    CITYOF) KING ORDINANCE NO.2024-04 CITY OF KING, NORTH CAROLINA  ANORDINANCE' TO EXTEND THE CORPORATELIMITSOFTHE  WHEREAS, the City Council ofthe City of Kingl has been petitioned under G.S. 160A-31, as amended, to annex the areas described WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of King has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate the sufficiency of said WHEREAS, the City Clerk has certified the sufficiency ofs said petition(s), and aj public hearing on the question oft thisa annexation(s) was held at the City! Hall, 229 Southi Main Street, King, North Carolina, at six o'ciock p.m. on the 3rd day ofJ July 2023; and WHEREAS, the City Council oft the City ofKing doesl hereby find as af factt thats said petition(s) meetst thei requirements ofG.S. 160A-  herein: and petition(s); and  31, as amended;  NOW THEREFORE, BEI IT ORDAINED by the City Council ofthe City of King, North Carolina:  Section 1.) By virtue of the authority granted by G.S. 160A-31, as amended, the following described properties arel hereby  annexed and made part oft the City of King as of the 3r day ofJuly 2023.  (SEE ATTACHED BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS) (Tract Located on Moore. Road owned by King's Cross Properties LLC)  Section 2. Upon and after the 3md day ofJuly 2024, the described territories andi its citizens and property shall be subject to all debts, laws, ordinances, and regulations in force in the City ofl King and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits as other parts of the City ofKing. Saidt territories shall be subject to municipal taxes according to G.S. 160A-58.10. Section 3. Thel Mayor ofthe City ofKings shall causet tol bei recordedi in the office oft thel Register ofl Deeds ofForsyth County, andi ini the office oft the Secretary of State atl Raleigh, North Carolina, an accurate map oft the annexed territory, described in Section 1,hereof, together with ac duly certified copy oft the Ordinance. Such ai maps shall also be delivered tot the County Board of Elections,  asi required by G.S. 160A-288.1. Adopted this the 3rd day of July 2024.  ATTEST:  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    aaa MANNVS ao,  183 X00387 TVA  NVP-  a aVENOS ovisnon    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3RD, 2024  PART A  Subject:  PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE No. 2024-07 - AMENDMENT IN THE  CITY OF KING CODE OF ORDINANCES  Action Requested: Public hearing for text to code of ordinance amendment  Attachments: Submitted By:  None  29 Beyette Jordan Boyette, Police Chief  52824 Date  City Manager Review:  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Date Reviewed Necessary? Yes DNoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed  Z3 Scott Barrow, City Manager 5-324 Date  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background: Division 1 Sections 28-36 through 28-50. Discussion & Analysis:  This request is being proposed by The City of King as ai text amendment of street, right of way, roadway and sidewalk definitions and the ability to park on city owned public streets that is in Chapter 28, Article II, To add more detail tot the definitions of street, roadway and sidewalk and include definition of right ofv way. This will allow parking in marked areas of public streets in the downtown area of King but nota allow parking in city owned streets unless otherwise posted. This is an effort to clarify the city's ordinance for parking  on public streets. This will be adopted under Ordinance No. 2024-07. Chapter 28: Traffic & Vehicles, Sec28-37-Definitions. :  Streetincludes all land areai for purposes of vehicular travel, improvements, including the improved road surface, sidewalks, curb and gutter,andheentireraymg-antnerghtohaydievery-pubiestreet: alley, cul de sac's, highway, avenue, bridge and other ways of public passage within the corporate limits of Roadwaymeans that portion ofa as street improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic.  the city.    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3RD, 2024  Sidewalk means any portion of thes street between the roadway and the adjacent property line, intended for Right of Waymeans any portion 20f feet from the center line of the street, or 40f feet total including the street portion as well as the property past the street and curb and gutter. The portion oft the Right of way's past the  the use of pedestrians  back of the curb and gutter are not travelled portions ofa a street.  DIVISION: 3. - PARKING IN THE TRAVELED PORTION OF A PUBLIC STREET3)  Sec. 28-86. - Prohibited parking.  In accordance with G.S. 160A-301 and Appendix D, Sections 100 through 600 oft the NCI Fire Code, no person: shall park or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the traveled portionof any public street, alley or highway or on any public sidewalk within the corporate limits of the city, unless the vehicle is disabled to such an extent that iti is not reasonably practical to avoid stopping andt temporarily leaving the vehicle upon the traveled portion of a public street or highway or on a sidewalk, or unless parking or standing is specifically authorized byt the city andi iss sO indicated by officially posted signs. This area is designated to the downtown district oft the City of King (West Dalton Road from Pulliam St. to W: School St. and South Main St. from New St. to Obert. Motorists within the City of King have ar responsibility to use, goodj judgment when parking vehicles on a public street, alley or highway and to do SO consistent witht the provisions of G.S. 20-161 only during an event that a vehicle is disable. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following actions or  Dr).  activities shall not be subject to this section: (1)) Vehicles associated with trash pick-up; (2)' Vehicles engaged in delivery of packages or services; (3) United States Post Office vehicles;  (4) City government vehicles while int the preforming duties  (5) Commercial vehicles engagedi in construction, demolition or renovation/repair of real property or improvements uponreal property located at the street that property is being enovated/repaired; (6) Vehicles associated with a private gathering on a short-term basis including, but not limited to, social gatherings, funerals, sporting events and educational gatherings. For this section to apply, vehicles must have two wheels (front and back) off the paved portion oft the road, highway or alleyway, unless there is a curb and gutter, in which case, front and back wheels shall be within the gutter andi is limited to at time frame of no more than 41 hours per gathering. Vehicle must face the same direction of lane travel and must not create al hazard, impede or block traffic flow.  Budgetary Impact: N/A Recommendation:  Staff recommend adopting Ordinance No. 2024-07 Amendments as presented.    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  PART A  Subject: Attachments:  SURPLUS AUCTION ON GOVDEALS.COM  Action Requested: Approval of Resolution 2024-05 for auction items  Resolution and Auction List  Submitted By:  SuOn Susan O'Brien, Director of Finance and Personnel Date  05/14/2024.  City Manager Review: 785 Barrow, City! Manager  This abstract requires review by:  OCity Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment Necessary? Yes NoDJ Budget Officer [City Engineer  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  Scott  PART B  Introduction & Background:  ACity auction is held when surplus items have accumulated in a quantity that warrants holding an  auction. Following this page is a list of items no longer needed by the City.  Discussion & Analysis: Budgetary Impact: will save the city advertising fees. Recommendation:  NCGS 160-270(c) authorizes the city to advertise electronic auctions through electronic means only. These electronic advertisements will bej placed on the city's website and Facebook page.  Af fee- of7.5% of auction- revenues will be charged- to the City-by GovDeals. Utilizing- eleetronic advertising  Approval of Resolution 2024-05 fori item to be auctioned.    CITY OF KING RESOLUTION, NO. 2024-05  RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ELECTRONIC AUCTION AND DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY  WHEREAS The City ofKing has accumulated personal property that is no longer necessary to meet the operational needs oft the City. Traditionally, the City has declared such property tol be surplus and disposed of such property by public auction in accordance with the requirements ofN.C.G.S. 160A-270, to dispose of surplus property with no valuei in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-266 (d), and to change the use ofs surplus WHEREAS, each oft the items described on the next pagei is declared to be surplus to the needs of the City. NOW, THEREFORE BEI ITI RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OFT THE CITY OF KING that the sale of all surplus property by electronic auction in accordance with the requirements ofN.C.G.S. 160A-270 is hereby authorized and the City Manager, or other staff designated by him, is authorized to give appropriate notice and conduct the sale: in accordance with the: requirements of all applicable laws.  property per N.C.G.S 160A-265.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, all surplus property shall bei made available for inspection at reasonable times sO that the sale can be conducted beginning on or after June 17, 2024 by electronic means at www.cl.kingnc.Is and/or www.GoyDeals.com. With appropriate notice given at www.ciking.ne.us, > the date, place and time ofthe sale: may be changed by the City Manager. All items shall be paid for on www.GovDeals.com; the city will accept no payments for auction items. Terms for item pickup by the winning  bidderwill be included ini the item description on www.GovDeals.com.  BEI IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the person designated to conduct the sale for the City Manager shall have the authority to remove items ofs surplus property from thel list to be sold at any time prior to the  acceptance of any bid and the conclusion oft the transaction.  BEIT FURTHER RESOLVED, the City Manager is authorized to negotiate, execute and issue on behalfofthe City all contracts necessary in order to conduct the sale ofs surplus property by electronic auction first, then private sale, including any contracts with public or private auction agents as allowed by statute, specifeallyincluding but not limited to a contract with GovDeals, Inc., ifthe City Manager deems such contract BEI ITE FURTHER RESOLVED, the property listed below as declared surplus with no value and will be properly disposed in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-270, as change use per N.C.G.C160A-265, and as declared surplus with no value and properly disposed in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-266(d).  to bei in the best interest oft the City.  Adopted this the 3rd day ofJune 2024.  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  (SEAL) Attest:  Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    City of King Electronic Surplus Property Sale June 2024 Auction Equipment NCGS160A-270 Item  Department Police Fire  Description  RhinoTab/Patrol PCa and Mounts 1.75 Akron Foam Nozzle Assorted 5-strap! Scott SCBA masks Assorted 4-strap AV3000 Scott SCBA masks Assorted Scott SCBA detachable regulators Scott AV3000: SCBA mask Scott RICI mask with regulators  17 patrol laptops and 20 Mounts  With Scott Insight Thermal Camera    CITY OF KING KING CITY COUNCIL DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3, 2024  Collections Report Finance & Budget Fire Department Planning Department Police Department Senior Center Tap Fee Report Taxes Water    Collections Report    Susan O'Brien From: Sent: To: Subject:  no-rePly-invoiceclod.com@mg.nvoicecloud.com on behalf of InvoiceCloud <no-  ePyelnyoicecoud.com> Wednesday, May 15, 2024 10:07 AM Susan O'Brien InvoiceCloud Daily Management Report  InvoiceCloud  City of King, NC:  Daily Management Report for 5/15/2024:  Invoice Type Utility Facility Rentals Fire Permits Parks & Rec Water Deposits  YTD# YTD$ MTD# MTD$ Day# Day$ Paperless# AutoPay# 6,889 $761,630.86 896 $70,862.64 26 $2,814.74 2,564  1,048 0 0 0 0 0  Planning & Inspections 60 $38,787.21 7 $786.00 0 $0.00  0 0 0 0 0  6 0  $545.00 $0.00  0 0  $0.00 $0.00  0 $0.00 0 $0.00  125 $16,380.00 11 $1,770.00 0 $0.00 56 $5,575.00 13 $1,300.00 0 $0.00  Powered By invoiceCloud  Pleaseconsider envronentbafote.ahtingios.snal  Certain email.a accounts block messages thaty youi intend to, receive. To make suret that you continue to receive" updates from Invoice G953E Cloud addj no-reply @ invoicecloud.net toy your address book. 02010-2020, Invoice Cloud. All rights: réserved.        Finance & Budget    y    00 00 0 0 0    Fire Department    City ofKing Fire Department  Month in Review April 2024 Administration:  ChiefRoberson attended the April City Council meeting on April 18t. ChiefRoberson and A/C Francis attended King Little League opening ceremonies A/C Francis attended Stokes County School career day at Camp Hanes on April Chief Roberson attended a NCI Fire and Rescue Commission meeting on April gth. ChiefRoberson attended an OSHA 1910.156 working group meeting at Pinecroft-  on April 6th. gth.  Sedgefield FD on April 22-d.  A/C Francis attended a Career Fair at FTCC on April 24th. Staff attended ai meeting with Reynolds-America on. April 24th. North Carolina on April 30th in Washington DC.  ChiefRoberson attended a Congressional Fire Service visit with Fire Chieffrom  Fire Marshal Office Activities: Firel Inspections: U.S. Hibachi Twin City' Treats Country Chic Pet Grooming Supreme Pet Supply Vacant 607-H S. Main St. Certificate of Occupancy Daymark Recovery Services Site Inspections Daymark Re-Inspections Pizza Hut King Antique Mall Digestive Health Specialist Village Care Kratom Tobacco and Vape Consultation King American Legion Post 290 King American Legion Annex  Public Education:  4-2-2024 - Child passenger seat inspection  4-2-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Poplar Spring Elementary 4-3-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Mt. Olive Elementary 4-3-2024- - 4th grade fire and life safety Living Word Christian Academy 4-4-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety King Elementary 4-5-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Living Word Christian Academy    4-13-2024 - Fire and life safety program King Moravian Pre-School 4-18-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Calvary Christian School 4-19-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Living Word Christian Academy 4-22-2024 - 4th grade fire and life safety Calvary Christian School 4-30-2024 - Child passenger safety seat event Hope Pregnancy center.  Training:  4/1/2024 - EMT-basic continuing education  4/4/2024. - Staff attended Drone equipment overview at the PD 4/16/2024 - Advanced Life Support continuing education 4/16-19/2024- ChiefRoberson attended Fire Department Instructor Conference 422204-Mulicompay training atl FTCC-hose advancement 4/23/2024 - Advanced Life Support continuing education  Incident Summary:  Fire Rescue EMS Hazardous Condition Service Call Good Intent Call False. Alarms Special Incident Total Alarms  5 8 110 3 45 54 4 0 229  Location ofIncidents: City of] King City ofKing/Forsyth Co. Stokes County Forsyth County Stokes Co. Auto/Mutual Aid Forsyth Co. Auto/Mutual Aid Responding in Place of Out of County Total Alarms  Fire & Squad' Totals:  126 3 63 8 11 14 4 0 229    Planning Department    .Building Permits Issued A COMMERCIALS ASSEMBLY FACTORY/INDUSTRIAL MERCANTILE UPFIT/ADDITION BRESIDENTIAL HOUSES UTILITY BUILDINGS UPFIT GHF PERMIFELOCATIONS PERMITS ISSUED FOR CITYLIMITS ETJ DAPERMISTOTAES BUILDING ELECTRICAL ERYOTILVESCALYE MONTH/YEAR 23-Jul 23-Aug 23-Sep 23-Oct 23-Nov 23-Dec 24-Jan 24-Feb 24-Mar 24-Apr 24-May 24-Jun YEARLYTOTALS M.INSPECTIONS E.NSPECTIONS-CON: BUILDING ELECTRICAL E NSPECTIONS-RESD) BUILDING ELECTRICAL FISCAL YEARTOTALS 3977  BUSINESS HAZARDOUS RESIDENTIAL 3 SIGN 5 MOBILE HOMES 2 DECKS 2 DEMOLITION MOBILE HOMES 0 2  EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONAL STORAGE/UTILITIES DEMOLITION 2 GARAGES/CARPORITS 2 ADDITIONS STORAGEUTILITES NEW HOUSES 5 0  1  COMMERCIAL 0 0  20 MECHANICAL PERMITS  38 PLUMBING New Homes. 112 7 84! 6 148 20 152 24 160 12 64 4 146 22. 100 6 65 2 116 5 1147 108  10  48 SIGN/POOL/DEMO) 0 TOTAL PERMITS ISSUED  116: $2,318,242.00 $1,504,127.00 $3,756,008.00 $5,989,198.00 $4,806,335.00 $1,964,380.00 $4,090,542.00 $2,011,755.00 $748,436.00 $1,862,451.00 $26,851,474.00 48: 378: 426  RECEIPTS $13,171.41 $15,139.44 $40,045.34 $45,852.12 $29,820.67 $15,332.05 $41,167.23 $17,337.30 $6,970.04 $16,992.88 $241,828.48  CONSTRUCTONVALUE  13MECHANICAL 16/SIGN 153,MECHANICAL 103/SIGN/POOL  14/PLUMBING OOTHER 74/PLUMBING 1OTHER MONTHLYTOTAL  5 0 46TOTAL  INFORMATION PROVIDED BY PLANNING & INSPECTIONS DEPARTMENT    6    Police Department    MANPOWER SHORTAGE ALERTS - (04/01/2024 -04/30/2024)  Only 2 Officers Available - 33 Alerts Only 1 Officer Available - 13 Alerts No Officer Available - 28 Alerts  Activity Log Event Summary (Cumulative Totals)  King Police Department (04/01/2024- 04/30/2024)  <No Event Type Specified> Agency Assist Animal Problem Breaking and Entering Communicating Threats Death Investigation Disturbance Drug Violation Follow Up Fraud Juvenile Complaint K-02 REC ACRES- INCLUDES K-04CITY HALL K-10 KING ELEMENTARY SCHOOL K-12 CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL MAIN K-16 HARVEST TEMPLE CHILD K-21 KING SHOPPING CENTER K-23 RETAIL CIRCLE K-30 402 WEST KING STREET K-40 STOKES YMCA K-51 CAROLINA CHRISTIAN VILLAGE ON K-53 UNIVERSAL NURSING FACILITY- K-56) Walgreens KING CARE CALL NANCY Larceny MANPOWER Officer Assist (KPD only) Police Service Public Service Security Check (Business) Suspicious Activity Suspicious Vehicle Traffic Crash Reportable) OCA required Traffic Stop (Warning) Trespassing Vehicle Maintenance Total Number of Events: 1,635  4 911 Hang Up 12 Alarm 1 Assault 1 City Ordinance Violation 3 Court 1 Disabled Motorist 17 Domestic 1 Escort 11 Foot Patrol (Business) 2 Injuryt to Property 3 K-01 CENTRAL PARK INCLUDES CABIN, 46 K-03 SENIOR CENTER 2 K-05 KINGI LIBRARY 20 K-11 CALVARY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL- 15 K-13 RAINBOW DAYCARE 109) VILLAGE 9 K-20 FIVE FORKS SHOPPING CENTER 29 K-22 COLONY SHOPPING CENTER 31 K-24 DOWNTOWN SHOPS 2 K-32 NOVANT MEDICAL ON MOORE ROAD 8 K-50 ROSA TARA OFF PLANTATION DRIVE 12 K-52 PRIDDY MANOR 5 K-55) WALMART 6 KING CARE CALL-SHELBY 14 KING CARE CALL-SC-BETIYJO 5 Livestock in Roadway 79 Missing Person 16 Overdose 14 Process Service 22 Robbery 141 Security Check (Residence) 24 Suspicious Person 10 Traffic Crash (Non-reportable) 13 Traffic Stop (eCitation) 25 Training 4 Unknown Nature 1 Welfare Check  18 22 4 1 1 3 2 2 139 1 27 20 14 2 5 23 32 7 1 7 2 19 14 14 1 2 1 5 4 563 10 3 34 19 1 3    Senior Center    King Senior Center Monthly Report  May 2024 month.  King Senior Center served, 292 participants 5/1-5/28 and: registered. 18 new participants this We celebrated Older Americans Month with a Proclamation by the Mayor at the May 6th On May 10th, we hosted a Mother's Day Tea and many of our participants shared: pictures and special remembrances of their mothers in honor of Mother's Day, We. also hosted an Advocacy Event with Mayor McCraw, Counciiwoman Cole and City. Manager Barrow on May 17th which wasa a great opportunity for our participants to hear updates from the City and for our  Council meeting and activities scheduled throughout the month.  leadership to receive feedback and. answer questions. The Center also hosted a Spring Fling Dance on May 18th.  Our Greenery, Team planted our summer garden and we have been testing out the new Irrigation system, We look forward to using thej produçe in upcoming Age & Bake Classes this We were ablei to secure HCCBG funding through the county's Aging Services and Planning Committee and PTRC. This funding supports staffing, instructors, training and supplies for Inj partnership with Walnut Cove Senior Center, we served, 105 participants at our Expanded Services sites in Lawsonville, Danbury, Francisco, Pine Hall, Sandy Ridge, and at Oak Grove Baptist Church 5/1-5/28, with 2new participants registered: We are continuing to add classes  summer  monthly classes and events.  and programs to serve. these areas  Respectfully submitted by Paula Hall, Director, King Senior Center    e  @  2    Tap Fee Report    8 00  000    Taxes    COUNTY OF STOKES  Richard Brim TAXADMINISTRATOR Phone (336) 593-2811  Joanne M. Fallon DEPUTYTAX COLLECTOR Fax (336)593-4019  TAX COLLECTIONS OFFICE Post Office Box 57 * 10141 Main Street .l Danbury, NC 27016  Memorandum  To: Susan O'Brien, City of King Finance Director From: Joanne Fallon, Deputy Tax Collector RE: April 2024 Collections Date: May 3, 2024  Below is a breakdown of collections for the month of April 2024  LEVY $ $  INTEREST  TOTAL 8,518.62 922.11, 21.19 9,461.92 (94.62)  CURRENT DELINQUENT VEHICLE FEE SUBTOTAL LESS 1% RETAINER TOTAL PROPERTY TAX  8,196,03 $ 322.59 $ 846.71 $ 75.40 $  $ $ $  $ 9,367.30  Ifyou have questions concerning the amount of the check you received, Please-contactour. Finance Department at336-593-2450.    -I 5  a 5  o 00    4    Water    City Of King 05/15/2024 02:37 PM Date Type Source Date Service Name WATER CIN WATER IRRI IN WATER C OUT WATER IRR OUT SEWER OUT SEWER IN SEN SEWER IN SEN SEWER OUT $0.00 SEWER IN NOHK LANDFILL TIPFEE $122.45 BOD/TSS RES BOD/TSS COM BOD/TSS RESCOM $41.18 WATER SPRINKLR $0.00 RET CHECK FEE REÇONNECT FEE $100.00 LANDFILLTIPFEU $0.00 OTHER UNK YARD CART PCKUP $0.00 WA- PENALTY PENALTY  30-60-90 Service Report  Page 1of1  4/8/2024 0-30 Days $254.83 $0.00 $1,083.80 $0.00 $691.28 $1,427.74 $59.73 $179.69 $110.58 $0.00 $0.36 $301.48 $40.01 $16.54 $4,429.67  3/8/2024 31-60 Days $18,826.81 $0.00 $12,847.25 $0.00 $16,268.24 $47,260.81 $614.88 $526.45 $1,948.65 $3,438.03 $2,926.49 $58.00 $319.00 $13.20 $25.00 $1,452.23 $0.00 $200.00 $24.99 $4,989.09 $842.42 $112,581.54  2/7/2024 61-90 Days $490.39 $0.00 $711.73 $0.00 $1,294.77 $2,320.55 $0.00 $0.00 $143.56 $214.66 $220.23 $0.00 $14.50 $0.00 $25.00 $500.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $2.99 $353.50 $6,291.88  1/8/2024 90+ Days $8,017.22 $43.60 $30,321.44 $16.07 $36,445.51 $27,255.10 $2,998.18 $702.07 $2,556.54 $2,759.83 $3,437.43 $50.17 $183.15 $0.00 $236.71 $15,930.59 $38.40 $1,600.00 $66.89 $365.95 $7,191.61 $140,216.46  Total $27,589.25 $43.60 $44,964.22 $16.07 $54,699.80 $78,264.20 $3,672.79 $1,228.52 $4,828.44 $6,534.97 $6,694.73 $108.17 $557.83 $13.20 $287.07 $17,982.82 $38.40 $2,101.48 $91.88 $5,398.04 $8,404.07 $263,519.55  Totals: