Towno of PRINCETON 1A7,  February 5, 2024 7:00PM  BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS BOARD MEETING AGENDA  1. Callt to order 2. Invocation & Pledge  3. Adopt Agenda for the February 5, 2024 Board Meeting 4. A. Approve the Minutes for the. January 8, 2024 Meeting B. Approve the Minutes from the. January 8, 2024 Closed Session  5. Comments from Mayor and Commissioners 6. Public Comments - Persons to be Heard 7. "All in RED" - Proclamation 8. FY23-24. Audit Contract  9. MOU- Rural Planning Organization (RPO) 11. Vacant Property at 412 S. Center St. 12.Planning Board Recommendations A. Vacant Commercial Property Ordinance Adoption B. Animal Control Ordinance Adoption C.C Outdoor Storage Ordinance Adoption 13. Planning Board Members Nominations  10. Regional Economic Development Reserve Scope of Work  14. Street Paving Plan 15. Adjourn  Next board meeting is March 4, 2024 at 7:00pm        Princeton Board Meeting/lanuary 8, 20247:00PM Comm. Walter Martin, Comm. Mike Holmes Jeff Sheffield, Aimiee Louvierre, Ross Sipple. Mayor. Johnson called the meeting to order at 7:00PM.  Present: Mayor Stacy. Johnson, Mayor Pro Tem Mike Rose, Comm. Mike Rose, Comm. Keith Robinson, Others: TAI King, TC April Williamson, Asst. TC Emily Caughron, PW Interim Brian Holland, Chief Smiley,  Comm. Martin made a motion to adopt the consent agenda which included the December 41 Board minutes, December 12 Zoom meeting minutes, and the December 12 Zoom closed session. Comm. Mayor. Johnson asked the board ift they had any comments they would like to make, but no one spoke at Mayor. Johnson asked if anyone from the public would like to speak, Aimiee Louvierre with the Princeton Public Library came forward to update the board about their attendance for the month. Mayor Johnson turned the discussion topics over to TA King. For the first item, TAI King has a memo included in the packet with a proposed ordinance for vacant property business review. The board goes through and discusses mainly how thet town would keep up with the fees of each property when they registered and the time frame of how often they need to register. Comm. Martin made a motion to table this discussion until further information is put together. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. The next discussion is the drainage repair in Eagles Crest, TA King included a picture oft the location that is in need of repair and made the board aware that iti is just going to continue to get worse. After reviewing the estimated cost of $2,850, Comm. Martin made a motion to move forward with the drainage repair in Eagles Crest. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously. TAI King then reviewed with the Board the Center Street drainage issue and repair. Comm. Martin questioned why this section of town is a priority over othera areas, and how was it determined this area needs to be repaired first. The board discussed other areas in need ofr repair and decided to table the decision until a priority listi is made; at that point, they will discuss which areas are in need of repair and in what order. TA King presented a street paving plan project review to the board for discussion. The Board decided to have TAI King put togethera a priority list of the town roads and table the discussion until additional information is available. The last discussion item is the 111 N. Pearl Street garage demo, TAI King presented the summary of quotes that were received to do the demo and made the board aware thet funds for the project are accounted for with the funds from the NC Legislature. Comm. Holmes commented that he would recommend going forward with this project due to the town considering for adoption of the Vacant Property Business Ordinance, which includes a definition and penalties for having a dilapidated structure, the Board agreed. Comm. Martin made a motion to move forward with the project and to accept the quote that was received from Matthew Haddock for $12,700. TAI King presented to the board the new applications submitted for the planning board openings. TA King stated that we have two openings due to the resignation of Mr. Bonneville and the passing of Mr. Williams. The applications received were from Mr. Ross Sipple and Mr. Jeff Sheffield. Comm. Martin questioned whether or not these positions were advertised and TAI King stated that we have not had this  Robinson seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.  this time.  Comm. Robinson seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously.    situation before; normally we advertise with no interest and have to seek out citizens to apply. TAI King stated he would find the protocol for finding a planning board member. Comm. Martin commented to Mr. Sheffield and Sipple that iti is nothing against them hej just wants to make sure it is done correctly. The board agreed to advertise the positions and review the applicants at the next meeting. TAI King gave his report updating the Board on thet fireworks situation, stating after speaking with Bob Spence, the town attorney, he highly recommended that the town not assume liability for the fireworks display ini the town or on property not owned by the town. TAI King stated that on December 19th Deacon. Jones decided to donate a 2013 Chevy Equinox to the Police department after he contacted them in regards to needing a vehicle; after the cari is up-fitted, we will schedule a photo opt with Deacon Jones Auto to proudly display vehicle. TA King reminded the board the Town Hall would be closed on Monday, January 15th for Martin Luther King Day. TAI King told the Board that Princeton Community Day 2024 is now being handled by the Princeton Community Activate Committee and moved to October! 5, 2024, to coincide with the Fall Festival downtown. TAI King stated he has twoi items to discuss in the Comm. Martin made a motion to take a break at 9:05 PM before going into a closed session and Comm.  closed session but that is alll he has for now.  Robinson seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously. Mayor Johnson called fora a closed session at 9:04 pm.  Mayor Pro Tem Rose made a motion to go into a closed session to discuss the purchase of land owned by Frank Howell fori future use for the Waste Water Treatment Plant (WWTP). Comm. Robinson Robinson made a motion to end the closed session at 9:22 pm. Mayor Pro Tem Rose seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. Mayor Pro Tem Rose made a motion to offer Mr. Howell an Option to Purchase for 5 years the 2-acre tract for $60,000 with a $3,000 earnest money and first right of refusal. Comm. Martin seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. The meeting is adjourned at 9:24 pm. Motion made by Comm. Martin and seconded by Mayor Pro Tem  seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously. Comm.  Rose, motion passes unanimously.  Mayor, Stacy. Johnson  Asst. Town Clerk, Emily Caughron    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy G. Johnson Mayor onnsonemyprincetonn  Est 1873.  Michael S. King Town Administrator Manemprncetomcon  PUBLIC COMMENTS  PUBLIC COMMENTS IS THE TIME THAT ANY CITIZEN CAN ADDRESS THE BOARD ON AN ITEM THAT IS NOT ON THE AGENDA. SPEAKERS ARE ASKED TO KEEP THE ORDER IN BALANCE THAT ALL PUBLIC COMMENTS WILL BE KEPT TO THREE MINUTES. WE ASK THAT YOU COME TO THE PODIUM, STATE YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS. SPEAKERS SHALL AT ALL TIMES MAINTAIN PROPER DECOROUM AND PRESENT ALL  COMMENTS IN A CIVIL MATTER.  AGAIN, THIS ISA PUBLIC LISTENING OPPORTUNITY FOR THE BOARD TO LISTEN TO PUBLIC COMMENTS AND NOT RESPOND  OR ANSWER ANY IMPROMPTU QUESTIONS.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" TowrofPncatonisa ar Equat Ooporturity Provider and Empioyer wwwmprcetornssom 5935 Borme ones,r Sud AyS5 Pseror MC44561 Pice 31513368115 Fax 1913 935-2842    -  TE    TOWN OF PRINCETON PROCLAMATION 2024ALLI INRED  Whereas, the well-being of our community is of paramount importance and maintaining excellent health among our citizens is a topi priority, February marks the one month, county-wide heart health awareness campaign entitled "ALLI IN RED",p presented by) Johnston Health, and organized by the Whereas, In the United States, North Carolina, and Johnston County heart disease is the leading cause Whereas, Heart Disease and Stroke ranks among the top five health priorities in Johnston County; per the 2019) Johnston County Community Health Needs Assessment Implementation Plan; and Whereas, per the Center: for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 80% of deaths from premature heart disease and stroke could bej prevented by changes in physical activity, diet, education Whereas, ALL INI RED is an opportunity to increase heart health awareness, while addressing the Whereas, the ALL IN RED campaign invites all Johnston County residents, business owners: and visitors to participate in this initiative by wearing RED and/or running a RED promo or fundraiser Whereas, the financial challenges of a heart patient are enormous; all funds raised within this campaign period will benefit local heart patients through the Johnston Health Foundation's Heart  Johnston Health Foundation; and of death among men and women;  and management of common medical conditions, and;  growing needs ofl local heart patients; and  in February;and  Fund; and  Whereas, on this day, we recognize heart disease and stroke survivors, those battling the disease, their families who are their source ofl love and encouragement, and applaud the efforts of our medical NOW, THEREFORE, the Honorable Stacy G.) Johnson and The Princeton Town Council does hereby proclaim February as' "ALLI IN RED MONTH'and encourages businesses, industries and citizens in the  professionals who provide quality care; and  community to support and participate in this event.  Dulyproclaimed this 5th day of February 5, 2024, while ini regular session.  Attest:  Stacy Johnson, Mayor  April Williamson, Town Clerk    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  Memo  FY23-24 Audit Contract  Presented before you is the FY23-24 proposed audit contract from Thompson, Price, Scott, Adams and  Co., P.A. The amount for this proposal is as follows:  Audit Fee $17,000  Fee per major program (If applicable) $3,000  The board needs to vote to accept this contract for the audit for FY23-24.  FY22-23 Audit Update - The audit should be complete any day now. While staff worked with the audit firm when they were in Princeton and via email, our FY22-23 audit appears to be in good shape. We Our goal for FY23-24 is to prepare and have the audit started in August 2024. We have discussed this  hope to have more information to present at the March meeting.  with the firm and staff.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Town OFF Princeton IS anE Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer www.mpprncetonnccom: 503Dr. Docnie HJ Jones,r Blvd West, Princetor, NC2/569 Officer (919)936-8171 Fax 1919/936:2842 OfficeHours M-F'3AM 5DAVL  Ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  mAncemgtincetomncon    LGC-205 The Governing Board of Primary Government Unit Town of Princeton NA  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  and Discretely Presented Component Unit (DPCU) (ifa applicable)  Primary Government Unit, together with DPCU (ifa applicable), hereinafter referred to as Governmental Unit(s)  and Auditor Name Auditor Address  Thompson, Price, Scott, Adams & Co., P.A 4024 Oleander Dr., Suite 103, Wilmington, NC: 28403  Hereinafter, referred to as Auditor  for Fiscal Year Ending 06/30/24  Date Audit Will Be Submitted tol LGC Must bev withinf four months ofFYE  10/31/24  hereby agree as follows:  1. The Auditor shall audit all statements and disclosures required by U.S. generally accepted auditing standards (GAAS) and additional required legal statements and disclosures of all funds and/or divisions oft the Governmental Unit(s). The non-major combining, and individual fund statements and schedules shall be subjected to the auditing procedures applied in the audit of the basic financial statements and an opinion shall be rendered in relation to (as applicable) the governmental activities, the business- type activities, the aggregate DPCUS, each major governmental and enterprise fund, and the aggregate remaining fund information (non- major government and enterprise funds, the internal service fund type, and the fiduciary fund types). The basic financial statements shall include budgetary comparison information in a budgetary comparison statement, rather than as RSI, for the General Fund and any annually budgeted Special Revenue funds. 2. Atar minimum, the Auditor shall conduct the audit and render the report in accordance with GAAS. The Auditor shall perform the audit in accordance with Government Auditing Standards (GAGAS) if the Governmental Unit expended $100,000 or more in combined Federal and State financial assistance during the reporting period. The auditor shall perform a Single Audit if required by Title 2 US Code of Federal Regulations Part 200 Uniform Administration Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards, Subpart F(Uniform Guidance) or the State Single Audit Implementation Act. This audit and all associated audit documentation may be subject to review by Federal and State agencies in accordance with Federal and State laws, including the staffs of the Office of State. Auditor (OSA) and the Local Government Commission (LGC). If the audit requires a federal single audit in accordance with the Uniform Guidance (S200.501), iti is recommended that the Auditor and Governmental Unit(s) jointly agree, in advance oft the execution of this contract, which party is responsible for submission of the audit and the accompanying data collection form to the Federal Audit Clearinghouse as required under the Uniform Guidance ($200.512).  Effective for audits of fiscal years beginning on or after June 30, 2023, the LGC will allow auditors to consider whether a unit qualifies as a State low-risk auditee based upon federal criteria in the Uniform Guidance $200.520(a), and (b) through (e) as it applies to State awards. In addition to the federal criteria in the Uniform Guidance, audits must have been submitted timely to the LGC. Ifi in the reporting year, or in either oft the two previous years, the unit reported a Financial Performance Indicator of Concern that the audit was late, then    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  the report was not submitted timely for State low-risk auditee status. Please refer to' Discussion of Single Ift the audit and Auditor communication are found in this review to be substandard, the results of the review may be forwarded to the North Carolina State Board of CPA Examiners (NC State Board). 3. Ifan entity is determined to be a component of another government as defined by the group audit standards, the entity's auditor shall make a good faith effort to comply in at timely manner with the requests of This contract contemplates an unmodified opinion being rendered. If during the process of conducting the audit, the Auditor determines that it will not be possible to render an unmodified opinion on the financial statements of the unit, the Auditor shall contact the LGC Staff to discuss the circumstances leading to that conclusion as soon as is practical and before the final report is issued. The audit shall include such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures as are considered by the Auditor to be necessary in the circumstances. Any limitations or restrictions in scope which would lead to a qualification should bet fully 5. Ifthis audit engagement is subject to the standards for audit as defined in Government Auditing Standards, 2018 revision, issued by the Comptroller General of the United States, then by accepting this engagement, the Auditor warrants that he/she has met the requirements for a peer review and continuing education as specified in Government Auditing Standards. The. Auditor agrees to provide a copy oft the most recent peer review report to the Governmental Unit(s) and the Secretary of the LGC prior to the execution of an audit contract. Subsequent submissions of the report are required only upon report expiration or upon auditor's receipt of an updated peer review report. If the audit firm received a peer review rating other than pass, the Auditor shall not contract with the Governmental Unit(s) without first contacting the Secretary of the LGC for a Ifthe audit engagement is not subject to Government Auditing Standards or if financial statements are not prepared in accordance with U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) and fail to include all disclosures required by GAAP, the Auditor shall provide an explanation as to why in an attachment to this 6. Itis agreed that time is of the essence in this contract. All audits are to be performed and the report of audit submitted to LGC Staff within four months of fiscal year end. If it becomes necessary to amend the audit fee or the date that the audit report will be submitted to the LGC, an amended contract along with a written 7. Itis agreed that GAAS include a review oft the Governmental Unit's (Units') systems of internal control and accounting as same relate to accountability of funds and adherence to budget and law requirements applicable thereto; that the Auditor shall make a written report, which may or may not be a part of the written report of audit, tot the Governing Board setting forth his/her findings, together with his recommendations for improvement. That written report shall include all matters defined as "significant deficiencies and material weaknesses" in AU-C 265 of the AICPA Professional Standards (Clarified). The. Auditor shall file a copy of that For GAAS or Govemment Auditing Standards audits, if an auditor issues an AU-C $260 report, commonly referred to as Governance Letter," LGC staff does not require the report to be submitted unless the auditor cites significant findings or issues from the audit, as defined in AU-C $260.12-. 14. This would include issues such as difficulties encountered during the audit, significant or unusual transactions, uncorrected misstatements, matters that are difficult or contentious reviewed with those charged with governance, and other significant matters. If matters identified during the audit were required to be reported as described in AU-C $260.12-.14 and were communicated in a method other than an AU-C $260 letter, the written  Audits in North Carolina" on the LGC's website for more information.  the group auditor in accordance with AU-6 $600.41 - $600.42.  4.  explained in an attachment toi this contract.  peer review analysis that may result in additional contractual requirements.  contract or in an amendment.  explanation oft the change shall be submitted to the Secretary oft the LGC for approval.  report with the Secretary of the LGC.  documentation must be submitted.    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  8. All local government and public authority contracts for audit or audit-related work require the approval of the Secretary of the LGC. This includes annual or special audits, agreed upon procedures related to internal controls, bookkeeping or other assistance necessary to prepare the Governmental Unit's records for audit, financial statement preparation, any finance-related investigations, or any other audit- related work in the State of North Carolina. Approval is also required fori the Alternative Compliance Examination expenditures as allowed by US Treasury. Approval is not required on audit contracts and invoices for 9. Invoices for services rendered under these contracts shall not be paid by the Governmental Unit(s) until the invoice has been approved by the Secretary of the LGC. This also includes any progress billings [G.S. 159-34 and 115C-447]. All invoices for audit work shall be submitted in PDF format to the Secretary of the LGC for approval. the invoice marked approved' with approval date shall be returned to the Auditor to present to the Governmental Unit(s) for payment. This paragraph is not applicable to contracts for audits 10. Inc consideration of the satisfactory performance of the provisions of this contract, the Governmental Unit(s) shall pay to the Auditor, upon approval by the Secretary of the LGC ifr required, thet fee, which includes any costs the Auditor may incur from work paper or peer reviews or any other quality assurance program required by third parties (federal and state grantor and oversight agencies or other organizations) as required under the Federal and State Single Audit Acts. This does not include fees for any pre-issuance reviews that may be required by the NC Association of CPAS (NCACPA) Peer Review Committee or NC State 11. Ift the Governmental Unit(s) has/have outstanding revenue bonds, the Auditor shall submit to LGC Staff, either in the notes to the audited financial statements or as a separate report, a calculation demonstrating compliance with the revenue bond rate covenant. Additionally, the Auditor shall submit to LGC Staff simultaneously with the Governmental Unit's (Units') audited financial statements any other bond compliance statements or additional reports required by the authorizing bond documents, uniess otherwise specified in the 12. After completing the audit, the Auditor shall submit to the Governing Board a written report of audit. This report shall include, but not be limited to, the following information: (a) Management's Discussion and Analysis, (b) the financial statements and notes oft the Governmental Unit(s) and all of its component units prepared in accordance with GAAP, (c) supplementary information requested by the Governmental Unit(s) or required fori full disclosure under the law, and (d) the Auditor's opinion on the material presented. The Auditor shall furnish the required number of copies oft the report of audit to the Governing Board uponcompletion. 13. Ift the audit firm is required by the NC State Board, the NCACPA Peer Review Committee, or the Secretary of the LGC to have a pre-issuance review of its audit work, there shall be a statement in the engagement letter indicating the pre-issuance review requirement. There also shall be a statement that the Governmental Unit(s) shall not be billed for the pre-issuance review. The pre-issuance review shall be performed prior toi the completed audit being submitted to LGC Staff. The pre-issuance review report shall accompany the  Engagement for auditing the Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds system improvements and similar services of a non-auditing nature.  of hospitals.  Board of CPA Examiners (see Item 13).  bond documents.  audit report upon submission to LGC Staff.    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  14. The Auditor shall submit the report of audit in PDF format to LGC Staff. For audits of units other than hospitals, the audit report should be submitted when (or prior to) submitting the final invoice for services rendered. The report of audit, as filed with the Secretary of the LGC, becomes a matter of public record for inspection, review and copy int the offices of the LGCI by any interested parties. Any subsequent revisions to these reports shall be sent to the Secretary oft the LGC. These audited financial statements, excluding the Auditors' opinion, may be used in the preparation of official statements for debt offerings by municipal bond rating services to fulfill secondary market disclosure requirements of the Securities and Exchange Commission and for other lawful purposes of the Governmental Unit(s) without requiring consent of the Auditor. If the LGC Staff determines that corrections need to be made to the Governmental Unit's (Units') financial statements and/ or the compliance section, those corrections shall be provided within three business days of notification unless 15. Should circumstances disclosed by the audit call for a more detailed investigation by the Auditor than necessary under ordinary circumstances, the Auditor shall inform the Governing Board in writing of the need for such additional investigation and the additional compensation required therefore. Upon approval by the Secretary of the LGC, this contract may be modified or amended to include the increased time, compensation, 16. Ifan approved contract needs to be modified or amended for any reason, the change shall be made in writing and pre-audited if the change includes a change in audit fee (pre-audit requirement does not apply to hospitals). This amended contract shall be completed in full, including a written explanation oft the change, signed and dated by all original parties to the contract. It shall then be submitted tot the Secretary oft the LGC for approval. No change to the audit contract shall be effective unless approved by the Secretary of the LGC. 17. A copy of the engagement letter, issued by the Auditor and signed by both the Auditor and the Governmental Unit(s), shall be attached tot this contract, and except for fees, work, and terms not related to audit services, shall be incorporated by reference as if fully set forth herein as part of this contract. In case of conflict between thet terms oft the engagement letter and the terms oft this contract, thet terms oft this contract shall take precedence. Engagement letter terms that conflict with the contract are deemed to be void unless the conflicting terms oft this contract are specifically deleted in Item 30 of this contract. Engagement letters containing 18. Special provisions should be limited. Please list any special provisions in an attachment. 19. A separate contract should not be made for each division to be audited or report to be submitted. Ifa DPCU is subject to the audit requirements detailed in the Local Government Budget and Fiscal Control Act and as separate audit report is issued, a separate audit contract is required. If a separate reporti is not to be issued and the DPCU is included in the primary government audit, the DPCU shall be named along with the primary government on this audit contract. DPCU Board approval date, signatures from the DPCU Board chairman and 20. The contract shall be executed, pre-audited (pre-audit requirement does not apply to hospitals), and physically signed by all parties including Governmental Unit(s) and the. Auditor, then submitted in PDF format to 21. The contract is not valid until it is approved by the Secretary oft the LGC. The staff of the LGC: shall notify the Governmental Unit and Auditor of contract approval by email. The audit should not be started before the 22. Retention of Client Records: Auditors are subject to the NC State Board of CPA Examiners' Retention of Client Records Rule 21 NCAC 08N .0305 as it relates to the provision of audit and other attest services, as well as non-attest services. Clients and former clients should be familiar with the requirements of this rule prior to  another deadline is agreed to by LGC Staff.  or both as may be agreed upon by the Governing Board and the Auditor.  indemnification clauses shall not be accepted by LGC Staff.  finance officer also shall be included on this contract.  the Secretary of thel LGC. contract is approved.  requesting the return of records.  Page 4    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  23. This contract may be terminated at any time by mutual consent and agreement of the Governmental Unit(s) and the Auditor, provided that (a) the consent to terminate is in writing and signed by both parties, (b) the parties have agreed on the fee amount which shall be paid to the Auditor (if applicable), and (c) no 24. The Governmental Unit's (Units') failure or forbearance to enforce, or waiver of, any right or an event of breach or default on one occasion or instance shall not constitute the waiver of such right, breach or 25. There are no other agreements between the parties hereto and no other agreements relative hereto that shall be enforceable unless entered into in accordance with the procedure set out herein and approved 26. E-Verify. Auditor shall comply with the requirements of NCGS Chapter 64 Article 2. Further, if Auditor utilizes any subcontractor(s), Auditor shall require such subcontractor(s) to comply with the requirements of 27. Applicable to audits with fiscal year ends of. June 30, 2020 and later. For all non-attest services, the Auditor shall adhere toi the independence rules oft the AICPA Professional Code of Conduct and Goverment. Auditing Standards, 2018 Revision (as applicable). Financial statement preparation assistance shall be deemed a "significant threat" requiring the Auditor to apply safeguards sufficient to reduce the threat to an acceptable level. If the Auditor cannot reduce the threats to an acceptable level, the Auditor cannot complete the audit. If the Auditor is able to reduce the threats to an acceptable level, the documentation of this determination, including the safeguards applied, must bei included in the audit workpapers. All non-attest service(s) being performed by the. Auditor that are necessary to perform the audit must be identified and included in this contract. The Governmental Unit shall designate an individual with the suitable skills, knowledge, and/or experience (SKE) necessary to oversee the services and accept responsibility for the results of the services performed. Ift the Auditor is able to identify an individual with the appropriate SKE, s/he must document and include in the audit workpapers how he/she reached that conclusion. If the Auditor determines that an individual with the appropriate SKE cannot be identified, the Auditor cannot perform both the non-attest: service(s) and the audit. See "Fees for Audit Services" page oft this contract to disclose the 28. Applicable to audits with fiscal year ends of. June 30, 2021 and later. The auditor shall present the audited financial statements including any compliance reports to the government unit's governing body or audit committee in an official meeting in open session as soon as the audited financial statements are available but not later than 45 days after the submission of the audit report to the Secretary. The auditor's presentation to the government unit's governing body or audit committee shall include: a) the description of each finding, including all material weaknesses and significant deficiencies, as found by the auditor, and any other issues related to the internal controls or fiscal health oft the government unit as disclosed in the management letter, the Single Audit or Yellow Book reports, or any other communications from the auditor regarding internal controls as required by current auditing c) the values of Financial Performance Indicators based on information presented in the audited d) notification to the governing body that the governing body shall develop a' Response to the Auditor's Findings, Recommendations, and Fiscal Matters," ifr required under 20 NCAC 03 .0508. 29. Information based on the audited financial statements shall be submitted to the Secretary for the purpose ofi identifying Financial Performance Indicators and Financial Performance Indicators of Concern. See 20  termination shall be effective until approved in writing by the Secretary of the LGC.  default on any subsequent occasion or instance.  by the Secretary of the LGC. NCGS Chapter 64, Article 2.  person identified as having the appropriate SKE for the Governmental Unit.  standards set by the Accounting Standards Board or its successor;  b) the status of the prior year audit findings;  financial statements; and  NCAC 03 .0502(c)(6).    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev. 11/2023  30.A All of the above paragraphs are understood and shall apply to this contract, except the following  numbered paragraphs shall be deleted (See Item 171 for clarification).  31. The process for submitting contracts, audit reports and invoices is subject to change. Auditors and units should use the submission process and instructions in effect at thet time of submission. Refer tot the N.C. Department of State Treasurer website at tps,/www.nctreasurer.comistate-and-loca- government-finance-dsomloca-govemmenkcommisionkvonlsubmitingyouraudit to the email addresses provided on the signature pages that follow.  32. All communications regarding audit contract requests for modification or official approvals willl be sent 33. Modifications to the language and terms contained in this contract form (LGC-205) are not allowed.  Page 6    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS FEES FOR AUDIT SERVICES  Rev. 11/2023  1. For all non-attest services, the Auditor shall adhere to the independence rules oft the AICPA Professional Code of Conduct (as applicable) and Govemment Auditing Standards, 2018 Revision. Refer to Item 27 of this contract for specific requirements. The following information must be provided by the Auditor; contracts Financial statements were prepared by: MAuditor Governmental Unit Third Party If applicable: Individual at Governmental Unit designated to have the suitable skills, knowledge, and/or experience (SKE) necessary to oversee the non-attest services and accept responsibility for the  presented to the LGC without this information will be not be approved.  results of these services: Name: Michael King  Title and Unit/Company: Finance/Princeton  Email Address: miangemyprinetomcon  OR Not Applicable (Identification of SKE Individual on the LGC-205 Contract is not applicable for  GAAS-only audits or audits with FYES prior to. June 30, 2020.)  2. Fees may not be included in this contract for work performed on Annual Financial Information Reports (AFIRs), Form 990s, or other services not associated with audit fees and costs. Such fees may be included in the engagement letter but may not be included in this contract or in any invoices requiring approval oft the LGC. See 3. The audit fee information included in the table below for both the Primary Government Fees and the DPCU Fees (ifapplicable) should be reported as a specific dollar amount of audit fees for the year under this contract. If any language other than an amount is included here, the contract will be returned to the audit form for correction. 4. Priori to the submission of the completed audited financial report and applicable compliance reports subject to this contract, or to an amendment to this contract (if required) the Auditor may submit interim invoices for approval for services rendered under this contract to the Secretary of the LGC, not to exceed 75% oft the billings fort the unit's last annual audit that was submitted to the Secretary of the LGC. All invoices for services rendered ina an audit engagement as defined in 20 NCAC .0503 shall be submitted tot the Commission for approval before any payment is made. Payment before approval is a violation ofl law. (This paragraph not applicable to contracts  Items 8 and 131 for details on other allowable and excluded fees.  and invoices associated with audits of hospitals).  Primary Government Unit  Town of Princeton  Audit Fee (financial and compliance if applicable) $ 17000.00 Fee per Major Program (ifnoti included above) $3000.00 if applicable  Additional Fees Not Included Above (ifa applicable):  Financial Statement Preparation (incl. notes and RSI)s AIIl Other Non-Attest Services TOTAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED Discretely Presented Component Unit Audit Fee (financial and compliance if applicable) $ Fee per Major Program (if not included above) $ Financial Statement Preparation (incl. notes and RSI) $ All Other Non-Attest Services TOTAL AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED  $ $ NA  26,000  Additional Fees Not Included Above (ifa applicable):  $ $    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS  Rev, 11/2023  SIGNATURE PAGE AUDIT FIRM  Audit Firm*  Thompson, Price, Scott, Adams & Co., P.A Gregory S Adams, CPA Date*  Authorized Firm Representative (typed or printed)* Signature*  Email Address* adams@lpsacpas.com  GOVERNMENTAL UNIT  Governmental Unit* Town ofP Princeton Date Governing Board Approved Audit Contract* (Enter date in box to right) Mayor/Chairperson (typed or printed)* Stacy Johnson Date 02/05/24 NA Date  02/05/24 Signature Email Address* yemmemyptincomccon  Chair of Audit Committee (typed or printed, or "NA") Signature  Email Address  GOVERNMENTAL UNIT - PRE-AUDIT CERTIFICATE  Required by G.S. 159-28(a1) or G.S. 115C-441(a1). Not applicable to hospital contracts. This instrument has been pre-audited in the manner required by The Local Govemment Budget and Fiscal  Control Act or by the School Budget and Fiscal Control Act.  Sum Obligated by This Transaction:  $  26,000  Primary Governmental Unit Finance Officer* (typedo orp printed Signature*  Michael King, Finance Date of Pre-Audit Certificate*  Michaelking  Email Address* miangemyprtnsceoncon  02/05/2024  Page 8    LGC-205  CONTRACT TO AUDIT ACCOUNTS SIGNATURE PAGE - DPCU (complete only if applicable)  Rev. 11/2023  DISCRETELY PRESENTED COMPONENT UNIT  DPCU* NA  Date DPCU Governing Board Approved Audit Contract* (Enter date in box to right) DPCU Chairperson (typed or printed)*  Signature* Email Address*  Date*  Chair of Audit Committee (typed or printed, or "NA") Signature  Date  Email Address  DPCU = PRE-AUDIT CERTIFICATE  Required by G.S. 159-28(a1) or G.S. 115C-441(a1). Not applicable to hospital contracts.  This instrument has been pre-audited in the manner, required by The Local Govemment Budget and Fiscal  Control Act or by the School Budget and Fiscal Control Act.  Sum Obligated by this Transaction: DPCU Finance Officer (typed or printed)* Date of Pre-Audit Certificate*  $ Signature* Email Address*  Remember to print this form, and obtain all required signatures prior to submission.  PRINT    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy Johnson Mayor Memo- -  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  Rural Planning Organization  This MOU is to amend the meeting location from Nash Co. to Wilson Co. This is an informative notice that all municipalities need to be notified on and approve.  The Town of Princeton needs to vote to amend the location.  Princeton isa already a member of the RPO. There is no cost for the town being  a member of this organization.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Town ofPrircetons isa anE Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer wwwmgprnsgtonac.com 5035 Connes Jores,r Blwgs West Pripcetor, NC27509 Office 913,936-8:71 Faki 919)936-2842 PH-ows EBANE SPAL  ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  mangemgrnceonaco.    MUNICIPALSTATEMENT OF ADOPTION THE RURAL PLANNING ORGANIZATION  OF THE  AMENDED MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING REGARDING FOR DOECOMBE,OENSTON. NASH, AND WILSON COUNTIES  The Amended Memorandum ofUnderstanding for cooperative comprehensive, and continuing transportation planning and the establishment ofal Rural Planning Organization for the Counties of Edgecombe, Johnston, Nash and Wilson and the participating municipality in each county is  hereby adopted by the Town of Princeton, on this Sth day of February, 2024.  Mayor, Town of Princeton, Stacy Johnson  Clerk to the Board, April Williamson    AMENDED FOR  MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING TRANSPORTATION PLANNING ANDTHE ESTABLISHMENT OFA Al RURAL PLANNING ORGANIZATION  COOPERATIVE, COMPREHENSIVE AND CONTINUING  FOR  The County of Edgecombe and the participating municipalities therein; the County of. Johnston and the participating municipalities therein; the County of Nash and the participating municipalities therein; the County of Wilson and the participating municipalities therein; and the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT,hereinafter collectively, "the Parties").  WITNESSETH  Whereas, on October 7, 2002, the Parties entered into a Memorandum of Understanding which created the Upper Coastal Plain Rural Planning Organization (hereinafter,  "RPO"); and  Whereas, the RPO provides rural areas the opportunity to work in partnership with the NCDOT toward development of sound, short and long-range transportation planning for rural  areas; and, Understanding.  Whereas, the Parties have agreed to amend the Original Memorandum of Now, therefore, the following Amended Memorandum of Understanding is made on Section 1. Iti is hereby agreed, that the County ofE Edgecombe and the participating municipalities therein; the County of Johnston and the participating municipalities therein; the County of Nash and the participating municipalities therein; the County of Wilson and the participating municipalities therein; and the NCDOT intend to establish and participate in a RPO created for  this the 14th day of September_ 2022.  the general purposes and responsibilities outlined in the following:  1. Develop long-range local and regional multi-modal transportation plans in cooperation with the area Metropolitan Planning Organizations (MPOs) and the 2. Provide a forum for public participation in the rural transportation planning process. 3. Develop and prioritize suggestions for regional transportation projects that the RPO believes should be included in the State Transportation Improvement Program  NCDOT.  (STIP).    4. Provide ransportation-related information to local governments and other interested 5. Toc conduct transportation related studies and surveys for local goverments and other 6. To undertake mutually agreed upon transportation related tasks to enhance  organizations and persons. interested entitesorganizations.  transportation system development, coordination and efficiency.  Section 2. It is hereby further agreed that transportation plans and programs and land use policies and programs for the RPO will be coordinated by the the City of Wilson, an agency selected on behalf of participating local governments and the North Carolina Department of Transportation, to be the administrative entity and to serve as the lead local planning agency for coordinating rural transportation planning in the four county planning area. The RPO hereby authorizes the City of Wilson to be the recipient of any funds appropriated to the RPO by the North Carolina Department of Transportation pursuant to North Carolina General Statute 136- Section 3. Establishment of Rural Transportation Advisory Committee (RTAC). The RTAC is hereby established with the responsibility for serving as a forum for cooperative transportation planning decision making for the RPO. The RTAC shall have the responsibility of keeping the policy boards informed of the status and requirements of the transportation planning process; to assist in the dissemination and clarification of the decisions, inclinations, and policies of the policy boards; and to help ensure meaningful public participation in the rural transportation  213(c).  planning process.  1. The TAC will be responsible for carrying out the following:  A. Establishment of goals, priorities, and objectives for the rural transportation B. Endorsement and review of changes to adopted transportation plans within the C.E Endorsement, review, and approval of a Planning Work Program (PWP) for transportation planning that define work tasks and responsibilities for the various D. Endorsement, review, and approval of transportation improvement projects that support and enhance both regional and local transportation in the four county 2. The membership of the Rural Transportation Advisory Committee shall consist of the  planning process. RPO.  agencies participating int the RPO.  RPO. following:    A. Edgecombe County  One Commissioner representing the County of Edgecombe; and One elected official from the RPO member municipality with the largest population in Edgecombe County thati is not ai member of an MPO; and Two at large elected officials from two different RPO member municipalities  therein. B. Johnston County  One Commissioner representing the County of Johnston; and One elected official from the RPO member municipality with the largest population in Johnston County that is not ai member of an MPO; and Two at large elected officials from two different RPO member municipalities  therein. . Nash County  One Commissioner representing the County ofl Nash; and One elected official from the RPO member municipality with the largest population inl Nash County that is not a member of an MPO; and Two at large elected officials from two different RPO member municipalities  therein. D. Wilson County  One Commissioner representing the County of Wilson; and One elected official from the RPO member municipality with the largest population in Wilson County that is not ai member ofan MPO; and Two at large elected officials from two different RPO member municipalities E. One member from the North Carolina Board of Transportation Member for  therein. Division 4.  3. The Commissioner representing each county on the TAC shall be elected every year by the Board of County Commissioners of each County in regular session. In addition, prior to December 31 of each year the county commissioners from each county shall determine the two at large municipalities. The municipal member representing each ofthe three municipalities on the TAC shall be elected each year by the governing body of the municipality in regular session. All terms of appointment tot the TAC shall be for one year. Reappointment is possible. One alternate may be designated for each member providing they meet the same criteria as the original 4. An RPO TAC membership roster will be compiled and updated at least annually, listing each attendee and alternate, if applicable, for each member county or municipality.. The membership of a county or municipality member who fails to send the appointee or alternate to two consecutive RPO meetings will be designated as a  appointee.    vacant seat and will not count towards quorum. Attendance at future meeting will 5, A quorum is required for the transaction of all business, including conducting meetings or hearings, participating in deliberations, or voting upon or otherwise transacting the public business. A quorum consists of 51% of the members of the TAC, plus as many additional members as may be required to ensure that 51% of possible votes are present. The TAC will meet as often as iti is deemed necessary, appropriate and advisable. On the basis of majority vote ofits membership, the TAC may elect a member of the committee to act as chairperson with the responsibility for  reinstate the member.  coordination oft the committee' 's activities. 6, The City of Wilson will provide staff to the TAC.  Section 4. Establishment of Technical Coordinating Committee (TCC). A TCC shall be established with the responsibility of general review, guidance, and coordination of the transportation planning process for the RPO and the responsibility for making recommendations to the respective local, state, and federal governmental agencies and the TAC regarding any  necessary actions relating to the continuing transportation process.  1. The TCC shall be responsible for development, review, and recommendation for approval PWP for the RPO, the STIP requests, and revisions toi the STIP. 2. Membership of the TCC shall include technical representatives from all local and state government agencies directly related to and concerned with the transportation planning process for the RPO planning area. Initially, the membership shall include, A. The Manager, Assistant Manager, Planner, Clerk, or Engineer from each of the four counties of the RPO planning area, or his/her designated staff representative. B. The Chief Administrative Official, City Planner, City Engineer, or City Clerk from each member municipality in the RPO planning area, or his/her designated C. Division Engineer serving Highway Division 4, NCDOT, or his/her designated D. Manager, Transportation Planning Branch, NCDOT, or his/her designated staff 3. Membership of the TCC may be altered on the basis of a majority vote of its membership and approval of the TAC of the RPO. One alternate may be designated for each member providing they meet the same criteria as the original appointee. Membership may be further defined in the duly adopted bylaws. An RPOTCC  but may not be limited to, the following:  staff representative. staff representative. representative.    membership roster will be compiled and updated at least annually, listing each attendee and alternate, if applicable, for each member-county or municipality. The membership of a county or municipality member who fails to send the appointee or alternate to attend two consecutive RPO meetings will be designated as a vacant seat and will not count towards quorum. Attendance at future meetings will reinstate the 4.A A quorum is required for the transaction of all business, including conducting meetings or hearings, participating in deliberations, or voting upon or otherwise transacting the public business. A quorum consists of 51% of the members of the TCC, plus as many additional members as may be required to ensure that 51% of possible votes are present. The TCC will meet as often as it is deemed necessary, appropriate and advisable. The TCC shall by majority vote of the membership elect one member to serve as a Chairman with the responsibility for coordinating the committee's activities. Membership of the TCC may be altered on the basis of a majority vote ofits membership and approval oft the TAC ofthe RPO.  member.  Section 5. It is further agreed that all participating agencies will assist in the Rural Transportation Planning Process by providing planning assistance (where possible), data, Section 6. Each county and its RPO member jurisdictions shall have the support of the RPO staff in developing local transportation projects and priorities. Each member ragrees to coordinate its transportation plans with those of other RPO members. Additionally, by consensus, the RPO may identify projects of a regional nature for development and presentation to NCDOT for Section 7. Parties to this Memorandum of Understanding may terminate their participation in the continuing transportation planning process by giving a 90 day written notice to the other Section 8. Municipalities desiring to join the RPO following the signing ofthis Memorandum of Understanding must do SO no later than 90 days after the date given below in Section 10, by submitting a fully-executed Municipal Statement of Adoption. Any municipality desiring to join the RPO after the initial 90-day period must notify the lead planning agency and the other members of the RPO in writing ofi its intent to join, and provide each with a copy of a fully- executed Municipal Statement of Adoption. New memberships will become effective on July 1St Section 9. This Amended Memorandum of Understanding supersedes and replaces any prior Section 10. In witness whereof, the Parties have been authorized by appropriate and proper resolutions, and/or legislative authority to sign this Amended Memorandum of Understanding,  information andi inventories in accordance with the approved PWP.  consideration.  parties to the date oft termination.  ofe each year.  memorandum(s) ofunderstanding between the Parties regarding the RPO.  this the 14th  day of September  2022.    BY:  COUNTY OF EDGECOMBE   Wiggins, Chairman  Clerk ofthe Board amisns  COUNTY OF JOHNSTON RA  STON  V AS  PaGde Clerk oft the Board  R.S.  "Butch"L Lawter,J JChaiman  COUNTY OFNASH  Cepfas Robbie B. Davis, Chairman COUNTY OF WILSON   - C  Clerk oft the Board  AE GSED Rob Boyette, Chairman  deluna Qliano Clerk ofthe Board  NCDOT -Docusignedb by: BR Hopkins 46DA642586406. J.R. Hopkins, P.E. Secretary, NCDOT    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  Memo - Regional Economic Development Reserve  Board - The Town of Princeton received $315,000 in FY23-24 from the State grant budget Ineed to know how the board plans to use these funds sold can report back to the State for  for the community building.  allocation.  My recommendation is to use the funds towards: Engineering, Architectural and  Permitting  Grantee: Town of Princeton Grant Amount: $315,000 Grant ID: 11392  Grant Funding Source: Regional Economic Development Reserve Grant Description: Provides a directed grant to the Town of Princeton for capital improvements, including trail construction and community facilities.  Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Town of Princetoni isan Equal Opoortunity Provider and Employer wwwmptietonnccom 5033 Dorre ores. Bid Wess Picetos NC27569 Dffiçe 9191336-8171 Hax 9191936 2842 P-wVRAV on  Ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  mangemprnctoncon    VALANT WELL PROAERTY  s B0 5 6 S 8  &o  S a S  do    Pearson Pump Sales & Service, Inc.  POI Box 1254 2400 N William St Goldsboro, NC 27530 Office (919) 734-4267 mear@Peasmameson  To: Town of Princeton Attn: Mayor Stacy Johnson Phone: 919-921-2642 Email: mAngemypnincetomicom CC: syPamandraopencon  Well Abandonment 412 S Center Street Pages: 1of1 Date: January 31, 2024 From: Jerri-Rae Pearson Phillips  Well Abandonment:  Pull Existing Turbine From Well And Discard Video' Well To Document Casing Depth  Chlorinate And Abandon Well According To North Carolina Administrative Code Subchapter 2C Well Construction Standards 15A NCAC02C.0113 Quoted Estimate Based On Not To Exceed 270' Depth  Please Note:  Customer To Remove Brick Building And Excavate Around Well Casing To Be Terminated  Approximately 3' -4 4' Below Grade  Total Estimate $8,230.00  Total Includes: Material, Labor, Equipment, Mileage And Video - Sales Tax Will Be Additional  *** Adder: $325.00 Per 50' Additional Depth  Thank you for allowing Pearson Pump Sales & Service, Inc. the opportunity to provide you with our quote.  NCV Well Contractor Certification No. 2948-A NC General Contractor PUI License No. 27330 NCF Pump Installation Contractor No. 389 CCO Certified Crane Operators Certificate ofl Insurance Available  Written Safety, Confined Space, Drug and Alcohol Testing Program Enforced    PARCEL 04007019  Estimate ADDRESS Town of Princeton PO Box 67 Princeton, NC 27569  ESTIMATE# 1344 DATE 10/02/2023  DATE  DESCRIPTION Demo brick well house and foundation. Haul all debris off site. Price includes demo permit.  QTY RATE 1 2,500.00  AMOUNT 2,500.00  TOTAL  $2,500.00  Accepted By  Accepted Date    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  VACANT COMMERCIAL PROPERTY ORDINANCE  Per the board's request from January 8, 2024 the following  highlighted was amended.  This ordinance was presented to the Planning Board. There were no recommended changes to the proposed ordinance. Therefore, the Planning Board made a recommendation to approve the proposed  ordinance by a vote of 7-0.  The Planning Board made a recommendation of 7-0 to adopt the proposed ordinance.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Town ofF Princetoni is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer veww-mwpdincetomnecom 503 Dr. Donnie H.J Jones, Jr. Blvd West, Princeton, NC27569 Office: (919) 936-8171 Fax: (919)936-2842 Office) Hours M-F8AM-5PM  onnson@myprincetonnc.com  Dangempgrinctoncon    Town of PRINCETON  STACYJOHNSON MAYOR  Est 1873  MICHAEL KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  PROPERTY IN COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS BOARD RECOMMENED CHANGES HIGHLIGHTED)  Purpose  Iti is the purpose and intent of the Town Board of Commissioners, through the adoption of this ordinance, to establish nonresidential building and property maintenance standards ordinance as a mechanism to preserve the viability of Princeton's downtown districts and to protect the town's commercial districts from becoming blighted through the lack of adequate maintenance and security of abandoned and vacant properties and occupied buildings that are falling into disrepair. Additionally the town desires to deter crime and theft of materials, to minimize loss of property value to vacant properties and surrounding occupied properties, to reduce the risk of damage from fire, flooding or other hazards, and to promote the comfort, happiness and emotional stability of area residents. The town finds that the presence of properties exhibiting evidence of vacancy pose special risks to the health, safety, and welfare of the community and therefore required heightened regulatory attention. The provisions oft this ordinance shall apply to all commercial properties of the town.  Administration  The Town of Princeton Planning and Zoning Department shall be responsible for the administration and enforcement of this ordinance, and in some cases, include the consent and advice of the Johnston  County Building Inspections and the Princeton Community Action committee.  Definitions follows:  For the purpose of this subchapter, certain words and phrases used in this subchapter are defined as CELLAR. A room typically used for storage and mechanical equipment that is located in the basement of al building and is not used for commercial or residential purposes BUSINESS DAYS. Consecutive calendar days. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday DISREPAIR. Falling into poor condition due to damage, neglect, decay, or similar condition with conditions including, but are not limited to, overgrown or dead vegetation, extensively chipped or peeling exterior paint, exterior walls in poor condition, porches and: steps in poor condition, roofi in poor condition, broken windows and other signs of general disrepair, accumulation of newspapers, circulars, flyers or mail, past due utility notices or disconnected utilities, accumulation of trash, junk or debris, the absence of window coverings such as curtains,  minus Federal holidays.  damaged blinds, or shutters.  "PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Town of Princeton is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer wmmyptinsstomnecom 503 Dr. Donnie H.. Jones. Jr. Blvd West. Princetona NC:27569 Ofice: (919)936-8171 Fax: (919)936-2842 Officel Hours: M-F8AM-SPM    Town of PRINCETON  STACYJOHNSON MAYOR  Est 1873  MICHAEL KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  EVIDENCE OF VACANCY. Any aesthetic condition that on its own or combined with other conditions present would lead a reasonable person to believe that the property is vacant. Such conditions include disrepair or the absence of furnishings or personal items consistent with commercial habitation, statements by neighbors, passersby, delivery agents, and government  employees that the property is vacant.  GOVERNMENT, AGENCY. Any public body having authority over the property and residents of the town, including but not limited to the Town of Princeton, Johnston County, Princeton Police  Department, Johnston County Sheriff's Office.  GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL. Any public official representing a public body which has authority over the property and residents oft the town, including but not limited to the Code Enforcement Officer, Planning and Zoning Department Official(s), Police Chief, and Town Administrator, and includes Johnston County Building Inspectors and Fire Marshall, and/or designee.  GROUND FLOOR. Any floor of al building with direct access to grade, that is located less than one story above, or less than one: story below grade, provided that no portion of a floor that constitutes a cellar (as defined ini this section) shall constitute a GROUND FLOOR.  NONRESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. Any real property used or intended to be used for anything other  than residential property as defined herein.  OWNER. Any person, partnership, association, corporation, or fiduciary having a legal or equitable title or any interest in any real property. No trustee in any deed of trust shall be  considered an owner.  OWNER OF RECORD. The person or entity listed on recorded deed, probated will or heir by  intestacy.  PROPERTY. Any unimproved ori improved real property or portion thereof, situated in the town and includes the buildings or structures located on the property regardless of condition. RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. Al building or portion thereof, designed exclusively for residential occupancy, including one-family, two-family, multiple dwellings, mobile homes, house trailers,  boarding and lodging houses, apartment house, and apartment hotels.  "PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Town off Princeton is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer www.myprinctomecon 503 Dr. Donnie! H. Jones.. Jr. Blyd West, Princeton. NC 27569 Oftice (919)936-8171 Fax 1919)936-2842 Ortice Hours. M-F8AM-5PM    Town of PRINCETON  STACYJOHNSON MAYOR  Est 1873  MICHAEL KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  TOWN. The Town of Princeton corporate limits and its extra territorial jurisdiction.  UTILITIES. Water, sewer & trash.  VACANT. A property that has not been legally occupied for 180 days. "Legally occupied" means occupancy by the owner or any business or individual whose presence therein is with the consent oft the owner with utilities furnished to the property AND has the intent to open, maintain and operate a commercial business that is open to the public, caters to the public or  serves the public.  Commercial Building Registration Required  (A) Any vacant commercial property identified by the town's zoning ordinance must be registered by the owner with the town, either of the owner of a commercial property's own accord before receiving a notice of registration requirement, or within 180 days of receiving a notice of  registration requirement from the town.  (B) The town will send a notice of registration requirement to the owner of record of properties that exhibit evidence of vacancy. Owner shall register property within the time set forth in division (A) above unless owner can provide clear and convincing evidence to the Town Administrator and/or  designee, within such time period, that the property is not vacant. (C) Commercial Business Properties building registration shall contain: (1) The name of the owner (corporation ori individual);  (2) The direct street/office mailing address of the owner and P.O. boxi if applicable; and  (3) Ad direct contact name and phone number.  (D) Any changes in the information in (C)(1) through (C)(3) above shall be reported to the town within  30 days of such changes.  (E) Registration must be renewed annually.  (F) Once the property is no longer vacant or is sold, the (seller) previous owner must provide written  proof of occupancy or sale to the town.  "PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Town of Princeton is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer. wwwmyprinctomnes com 503Dr. Donniel H. Jones. Jr. Blvd West. Princeton. NC27569 Office: (919) 936-8171 Fax:(919/936-2842 Office Hours: M-F 8AM-5PM    Town of PRINCETON  STACYJOHNSON MAYOR  Est 1873  MICHAEL, KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  Maintenance Requirements following maintenance requirements:  Commercial and mixed-use properties subject to this section shall be kept in compliance with the  (A) The exteriors of bulding/structurets) on the property shall be painted or maintained in a way (B) The yards of the property shall be free of rubbish as defined in 5 95.01 and shall be maintained in (C) The decks and porches located on the property shall be maintained in a way that does not  that does not exhibit any appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy. a way that does not provide appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy.  provide appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy.  (D) The windows and doors of buildings/structures of the property shall be intact and operable and shall be maintained in a way that does not provide appearance of disrepair or evidence of  vacancy.  (E) Instances of disrepair of Duldings/structures located in the property or portion thereof shall be corrected in order to eliminate appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy SO that no visible rotting with the exterior free of peeling paint, loose bricks, or other required maintenance and  kept in good aesthetic condition, to include signage.  (F) The property shall be maintained to exhibit no appearance or disrepair of evidence of vacancy. (G) The storefronts, facades, and awnings of buildings shall be maintained in a way that does not  provide appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy.  (H) The interiors, when visible to passersby through storefront windows, shall be maintained in a way that does not exhibit appearance of disrepair or evidence of vacancy. This may be accomplished with displays within the window bay or similar point of interest decals, photos, or  similar elements displayed on the glass.  Security Requirements  Commercial properties subject to this subchapter shall comply with the following security requirements.  PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Town of Princeton is an! Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer www. myprincetonne.com 5031 De Donnie H, Jones. Jr Blvd West. Princeton. NC:27569 Oflices 1919:914-8171 Fax 19191936-2842 Office Hours: M-FSAM-5PM    Town of PRINCETON  STACYJOHNSON MAYOR  Est. 1873  MICHAEL KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  (A) The property shall be maintained in a secure manner sO as not tol be accessible to unauthorized persons. This includes, without limitation, the closure and locking of windows, doors (including, but not limited to walk-through, sliding, and garage), gates, pet doors, and any other such opening of such size that it may allow a child to access the interior of the property or structure. (B) Broken windows shall be replaced and/orr re-glazed; windows at street level shall not be boarded up, and windows on upper floors shall be secured to still appear to be in good operation. If windows are boarded up, they shall be painted to look like fully operable windows.  Inspections  The town shall have the authority and the duty toi inspect properties subject to this subchapter for compliance and to issue citations for any violations. The town shall have the discretion to determine when and how such inspections are to be made, provided that their policies are reasonably calculated to  ensure that enforcement, violations, and penalties are enforced.  Enforcement; Violations; and Penalties  (A) Itshall be unlawful for any owner to bei in violation of any of the provisions oft this subchapter. (B) Any person who violates a provision of this subchapter or fails to comply with any order made thereunder and from which no appeal has been taken, or who shall fail to comply with such order as affirmed or modified by appeal, or by a court of competent jurisdiction, within the time fixed herein, shall severally, for each and every such violation and noncompliance respectively, be guilty C) The imposition of one penalty for any violation shall not excuse the violation or authorize its (D) All such persons shall be required to submit an acceptable plan of action to the Town  of ar misdemeanor, punishable as provided in this chapter.  continuance.  Administrator within 180 business days of notification. This plan of action must include, but is not limited to, a description of the work tol be done, by whom and a specific schedule. Plans shall be reviewed by the town and work is to commence within 180 business days of staff approval. When not otherwise specified, failure to meet any stated condition within 180 business days of required  action shall constitute a separate offense. Plans shall be reviewed by the town.  Appeals  Any person aggrieved by any of the requirements of this subchapter may present an appeal in writing to  the Board of Adjustment. Severability  Should any provision, section, paragraph, sentence or word of this subchapter be determined or declared invalid by any final court action in a court of competent jurisdiction or by reason of any preemptive legislation, the remaining provisions, sections, paragraphs, sentences or words of this  subchapter shall remain in full force and effect.  "PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Town ofE Princeton is an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer wonmyprinsctonnscom 503 Dr. Donnie H.J Jones.. Jr. Blvd West, Princeton, NC27569 Office: (919)936-8171 Fax: (919)936-2842 Onice Hours: M-F: 8AM-SPM    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  ANIMAL CONTROL ORDINANCE  This ordinance was presented and discussed by the Planning Board on January 16, 2024. There were no recommended changes to the proposed ordinance. Therefore, the Planning Board made a recommendation to approve the  proposed ordinance by a vote of 5-0.  The Planning Board made a recommendation of 5-0 to approve this ordinance.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Town of Princetoni is an Equal Opportunity Provider: and Employer wwwmwptincetomnecom 503 Dri Donniel H.J Jones, Jr.E Blvd West, Princeton, NC27569 Office: (919) 936-8171 Fax: (919)936-2842 Officek Hours" M-FBAM- -5PM  ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  mancemprinctonacon    CHAPTER 90: ANIMALS  Section  90.01 Intent and Purpose 90.02 Animal Control Personnel 90.03 Definitions 90.04 Animal Running At Large 90.05 Responsibility of Owner 90.06 Cleanliness of Premises 90.07 Keeping Animals Near Property Boundaries 90.08 Limitation of Number Kept 90.09 Rabies Vaccination and Control 90.10 License and Registration 90.11 Impoundment and Redemption 90.12 Vicious and/or Dangerous Animals 90.13 Cruel Treatment 90.14 Fees 90.99 Penalty  590.01 (CURRENTI  INTENT AND PURPOSE  Iti is the intent and purpose of the Town of Princeton to promote and provide a safe and healthy environment for the citizens of Princeton by adopting a town chapter regulating the harboring and keeping of animals within the  Princeton town limits. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  Iti is the intent and purpose of the Town of Princeton to promote and provide a safe and healthy environment, fort the citizens of Princeton by adopting a town chapter regulating the harboring and Some but not all of the purposes of this chapter is to define and prohibit the abuse of animals; to regulate, restrict the production or emission of noises or other sounds that tend to annoy, disturb orj frighten citizens of the town; to regulate, restrict or prohibit the keeping, running or going at large of any domestic animals, including dogs and cats; to regulate, restrict or prohibit the possession or harboring within the town wild animals dangerous to person or offensive to the senses; to summarily remove, abate, or remedy everything within the town. limits, or within 1 mile thereof, that is dangerous or prejudicial to the public health; to regulate and license certain occupations, businesses or trades; and to levy an annual license tax  keeping of animals within the Princeton town limits.  on the privilege of keeping dogs within the town.    Itis expressly recognized that the owners of animals are responsible for the acts of their animals. The owner of any animal which commits a nuisance upon the property of another person or who damages another person's property or person, is fully responsible and accountable for these acts. The presence of any stray animal at large, as hereinafter defined, within the corporate limits of the town is hereby declared to be a public nuisance. Such animals are a threat to the health of the community and to the safety of persons and property alike. Moreover, iti is hereby declared in the public interest that such owners provide their animals with humane shelter from heat, cold, rain, wind and snow, and: shall provide food and water adequate to keep their animals in good health and comfort. All animals should be given opportunity) for vigorous daily exercises and provided. by their owners with veterinary care when needed to prevent suffering. It is contrary to the public policy expressed. herein for any person to poison or maim any animal ort to abandon. same. Unwanted animals should be given to the animal control officer or police officer to be  sold or otherwise disposed ofi in a humane manner.  $90.02 (CURRENT!  ANIMAL CONTROL PERSONNEL  (A) Each and every member oft the Princeton Police Department and each employee of the Princeton Public Works are authorized animal control officers and shall have the authority to impound all animals found to (B) Its shall be the responsibility ofi the Princeton Police Department to investigate any and all complaints of (C) Princeton Police Department employees will have the responsibility ofi issuing written warnings or (D) All animal control officers will make every effort to capture all animals in violation of this chapter and  be in violation of this chapter. violations of this chapter.  citations to owners for court appearances when necessary due to violations.  impound the animals as required by this chapter.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) SUGGESTED MODIFICATION: Add Under "D":  (D) The animal control officer shall be charged with certain duties including: 1. Seeing that all dogs in the town are duly licensed;  2. Cooperating with the. Johnston County. Animal Control, Johnston County Health Director and health officers; assisting them in the enforcement of the laws of the. State of North Carolina with regard to the care, custody and control of animals, and especially with regard to the vaccination of dogs  against rabies andi the confinement or leashing of vicious animals;  (E) Enforcing within the town all of the state laws and ordinances enacted by the town for the care,  control and custody of animals covered by this chapter.    (F) Except as may otherwise be provided by statute or local law or ordinance, no official, agent or employee of the municipality charged with the dutyofenforcing the provisions of this chapter or other applicable law: shall be personally liable for any damage that may accrue to persons or property as a result of any act required or permitted in the discharge of such duties unless he or she acted with (G) Its shall be unlawful for any person to interfere with, hinder or molest any animal control officer, police officer, veterinarian or other duly appointed agent while in the performance of any duty authorized by this chapter, or to: seek to release any animal in the custody of said agents except in the manner as  actual malice.  herein provided.  590.03  DEFINITIONS  For the purpose of this chapter, the following definitions shall apply unless the context clearly indicates or  requires a different meaning.  ANIMAL ATL LARGE. Any animal shall be deemed to be an ANIMAL ATI LARGE when the animal is off the ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER. Any person designated to perform duties as described in this chapter. TORTURE, TORMENT or CRUELTY. Every act or neglect whereby unjustifiable physical pain, suffering or death is caused or permitted; Addthis) in here) Unjustifiably harming or endangering by anyo actof OWNER. Any person, group of persons, firm, partnership or corporation owning, keeping, having charge of, sheltering, feeding, harboring or providing care ofa any animal, The owneri is responsible for the care,  property of the owner and not under the control of a competent person.  omission or commission the life, hedlth or safety of an animal.  actions and behavior of his or hera animals. itis fed or sheltered for 3 consecutive days orr more.  a  An animal shall be deemed to be harboredi if  PUBLIC NUISANCE. Any animal or group ofa animals which: (1) Isr repeatedly found to be an ANIMAL ATLARGE;  (2) Damages the property of anyone other than the owner; Addts in heres including, but not limited to, turning over garbage containers or damaging gardens, flowers or vegetables:  (3) Is vicious;  (4) Causes fouling oft the air by odors;  (5) Causes unsanitary conditions of enclosures or surroundings;  (6) By virtue of Addthisa here) number or type is offensive or dangerous to the public health, safety  or welfare of citizens;    (7) Makes excessively disturbing noises, which. shall include but not be limited to, habitual howling, ada hsin herel whining, yelping, or barking; Adethis iher whether excessively, or untimely  fashion.  (8) Is diseased and dangerous to the publich health; and/or  (9) Addithisin herel Habitually, or frequently Addthis ere snaps at, chases, attacks, or barks at inclose proximity, or runs after or chases persons, bicycles, automobiles or other vehicles.  (10). Addthisin herel Runs at large in excessive heat:  RESTRAINT. An animal is under restraint if the animal is controlled by means ofa a chain, leash or other like device or is on or within a vehicle being driven or parked or is within a secure enclosure. VICIOUS ANIMAL. Any animal that has made an unprovoked attack on a human by biting or which attacks  otheranimals.  Change to Any animal which constitutes a physical threat to human beings or other animals by virtue of attacks of such number ands severity as to cause property damage or physical injury.  VICIOUS/DANGEROUS DOG. Any dog that:  (1) Without provocation bas bitten or inflicted injury to a person; and/or to the dog engaging in 1orr more of the following activities:  (2) is determined by animal control officers of the Town of Princeton to be potentially dangerous due  Inflicted a bite on a person that resulted in broken skin or abrasions or required medical  attention;  ii.K Killed ori inflicted injury upon a domestic animal; manner in an apparent attitude of attack; and/or  iii. Approached any person when not on the owner's property in a vicious or terrorizing iv. Is kept or harbored primarily or in part for the purpose of dog fighting or any dog trained  for dog fighting. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  Add to Definitions    ABANDON. Means to cease providing for the care, control or maintenance of an animal without the ADEQUATE. FOOD means the provision of foodstuff that is uncontaminated, appropriate, palatable and of sufficient quality and nutritive value to maintain the normal condition and weight of the animal. Food: shall be provided at. suitable intervals or at least once a day, unless restricted. by a veterinarian. Food shall be served in a container that is readily accessible by the animal, physically clean, and absent of agents ADEQUATE WATER. means constant access to a supply of clean, fresh, drinkable water, unless restricted. by aveterinarian, which is provided in a container that is readily accessible by the animal, physically clean, and absent of agents injurious to the health oft the animal. The container must be secured in a manner: to ADEQUATE. SHADE for dogs means one (1) or more outside areas of shade, large enough to contain at one time all dogs present and to protect them from the direct rays of the. sun. A dog house (defined as adequate. shelter). shall not constitute adequate shade. For all other species that, as determined by species, require shade, adequate shade means one (1) or more outside areas of shade large enough to protect all ADEQUATE SHELTER) for dogs means a durable, enclosed, permanent structure, or as structure manufactured to serve primarily as an outdoor shelter) for a dog, with a roof, at least four (4) sides, and a floor. The shelter. shall be large enough to allow all animals, present to stand, turn and lie comfortably. For alld other animals, "adequate shelter" means an appropriate structure that provides the animal protection ands shelter, as determined by the animal's species, from heat and cold andj from direct effect of wind, rain,  transfer of ownership of such animal.  injurious to the health of the animal.  prevent spilling.  the animals present from the direct rays of the sun.  and: snow.  ANIMAL. Any live, vertebrate creature, domestic or wild.  ANIMAL SHELTER., Anyj facility designated by the Town Council fort the purpose of impounding or caring for DOMESTICATED ANIMAL. Any animal kept, cared for, sheltered, fed or harbored; for the use as a pet, work oras a: source of food, raw materials or income, including, but not limited to cats, COWS, dogs, fowl, horses, sheep and domesticated wild animals; except, however, that this definition is not intended to include hogs orA pigs 50 as to permit the keeping, maintenance or housing of such. swine within the corporate limits of KENNEL. A commercial establishment wherein any person, for profit buys, sells, boards, breeds, lets for hire, or trains, for afee, dogs. This shall not include the ownership of dogs which are part of the household orwhich are maintained adjoining a private residence for hunting, tracking practice, exhibition or the guarding or protection of the owner's property when no more than. 5 dogs per year are. sold by such owner PET. A domesticated animal kept for pleasure rather than utility pets include, but are not limited to birds, cats, dogs, fish, hamsters, mice, reptiles, domesticated wild animals and other animals associated with WILD ANIMAL. Any live monkey non-human primate), raccoon, skunk, fox, poisonous snake, leopard, panther, tiger, lion, lynx, or any other warm-blooded animal which can normally bej found in the wild: state.  animals under authority oft this chapter.  the town.  man's environment.    $90.04  ANIMALS RUNNING ATLARGE  No animal shall be permitted to run at large within the Princeton Town Limits. All animals caught running at large shall bei impounded by the animal control or police officers and unless claimed by the owner within 3 days, shall be disposed of by releasing custody of the animal to the. Johnston County Animal Control authorities.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  $90.05  RESPONSIBILITIES OF OWNER  Once an animal is deemed to be at large and impounded, the owner, if known, will be notified and shall be responsible for thei impoundment fees and daily boarding fees payable to the Town of Princeton before release of the animal to the owner. Impoundment fees and daily boarding fees are set forth in S 90.14 of this chapter.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  UGGESIED: MODIFICATION, Addi this to Code:  SA ANIMALS OR FOWL BANNED FROM: SALE; COLORING PROHIBITED  (A) It shall be unlawful for any person to: sell or offer for sale, barter or give away within the corporate limits of the town, baby chickens, baby ducklings or otherj fow! under 61 weeks ofo age or rabbits under 8 weeks of age as pets, toys, premiums or novelties; provided, however, that this section shall not be construed to prohibit the sale or display of such baby chickens, ducklings or other fowl or such rabbits in proper. facilities by breeders or stores engaged in the business of selling, for purposes other thanj for (B) Itshall be unlawful to color, dye, stain or otherwise change the natural color of baby chickens or other  pets or novelties. fowl or rabbits.  $90.06  CLEANLINESS OF PREMISES  All areas where animals are harbored shall be kept clean at all times by the owner of the areas sO as not to cause offensive odors or unsightly conditions that a reasonable person would find offending. The conditions will be  abated immediately by owner once notified.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  $90.07  KEEPING ANIMALS NEAR PROPERTY BOUNDARIES  Itshall be unlawful to keep, tie or stake any animal within 20 feet ofa a street right-of-way or any public utility meter or to keep, tie, or stake any animal in such a manner that any animal could progress to the property of another to avoid the possibility of neighbors, pedestrians or utility workers coming in contact with unknown  animals.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see S 90.99    $90.08  LIMITATION OF NUMBER KEPT  Its shall be unlawful to harbor more than 4 animals; that are required to ber registered, at any 1 residence within the town limits regardless of the number of owners at the residence. Offspring of an animal that exceed this limit are permitted provided that the number limitation shall be complied with no later than 90 days after birth of  offspring.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see $90.99  SUGGEST 16D MODIFICATION Add this to Code: SCHICKENS, CHICKEN COOPS  (A) Sanitation for chickens. Any persons who keeps, feeds or maintains chickens in the corporate limits shall provide a bin or a pit which shall be watertight and fly-proof, or a watertight barrel with a close- fitting lid. Manure accumulating shall be placed int the bin, pit or barrel each day, and the manure shall be removed and discarded as household waste at least once a week. Likewise, uneaten feed shall be placed in the bin, pit or barrel each day, and removed at the intervals specified above for manure. The slaughter of chickens for personal use is allowed only on the property where the chickens are kept. The slaughter must be performed in a sanitary manner with the immediate proper disposal of all waste materiais. Any dead chickens, not) from slaughter, shall be placed and: sealed in a plastic bag upon  discovery and discarded with other household waste. (B), Sheltering and limits on the type and number of chickens.  (1) Enclosed run. Chickens shall be kept in an enclosed run and shall not roam) free on the property. Said enclosure. shall be a minimum of 4; feet in height and must be enclosed on all sides and the top with wire mesh fencing. The enclosed run. shall provide at least 10 square feet of run area per chicken. Any access gates or other access openings in the enclosed run shall be. self-closing, self (2) Coop. The coop shall be constructed of solid material and. shall be located within the enclosed run orc constructed and located. SO as only to provide ingress/egress for the chickens into the enclosed run. The coop shall provide a minimum of 3: square feet of floor area per chicken and shall be a (3) Number type and purpose. Chickens may be kept at a single-family residence that is zoned residential. Its shall be an accessory use, for any property classified in one oft the residential zoning districts. The maximum number of chickens that can be kept on any residentially. zoned property within the corporate limits of the city shall be 41 if there is enough square footage to meet the above requirements for run and coop space and the setback requirements below. All chickens shall be hens; no roosters are permitted. No other fowl including, but not limited to, ducks, geese or turkeys are, permitted. All chickens and by-products shall be used for personal use and not sold  latching and lockable.  minimum of 2 feet in height perj floor or level where chickens are housed.  commercially.    (4). Enclosed run and coop materials. The enclosed run and coop shall be maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. The chickens shall have constant access to feed, clean water and bedding. All solid materials andj fencing used in conjunction with the construction of the coop and enclosed run shall be suitable for exposure to moisture without deterioration and shall be conducive to regular cleaning and sanitation. Without limiting the materials that can be used, examples meeting this requirement are pressure treated wood, painted wood, woodj frame with metal or vinyl siding, asphalt shingle roofing and metal roofing fort the coop and galvanized or vinyl mesh fencing and fencing supports for the enclosed run. The coop: shall be constructed to keep out predators. (5) Setbacks for the keeping of chickens. The enclosed run or coop keeping the chickens shall be in the rear yard ands shall be no closer to the street than the rear yard of the dwelling or principal structure and at no time may be closer than 25) feet from any adjacent property lines. (6) Permit required for the keeping of chickens. A zoning permit for accessory use issued by the Code Enforcement Officer is necessary, prior to constructing and/or erecting the enclosed run and/or coop. Submittal requirements shall include, but not be limited to, as scaled site plan. showing all property lines and existing structures, the proposed enclosure, run and/or coop, the distance from the property lines to the proposed enclosure, run and/or coop, as well as a sketch or elevation(s) of the planned enclosure and/or coop design and a materials list indicating what the enclosure, run and/or coop will be constructed of. Any and all state requirements shall be complied with as well. (7) Permit renewal and revocation. The zoning permit. shall automatically renew annually. Should two confirmed/sustained notices of violations (NOVs)concerningi violations ofthe ordinance within a one year period, the permit shall be automatically revoked. Upon permit revocation, the property owner. shall be prohibited) from keeping or applying for a permit to keep chickens or other fowl for ap period of 2 years. Following the. 2 year period, the property Owner may re-apply for a permit  which will include an application fee. RABIES VACCINATION AND CONTROL  590.09  (A) Owner provide proof of vaccination. It shall be unlawful for an owner to fail to: show proof of current inoculation against rabies (Hydrophobia) with an approved vaccine for his or her dog or cat. Iti is further (B) Owner must provide collar or harness. It shall be unlawful for any animal owner to fail to provide a suitable collar or harness in which to attach the rabies tagi issued when the vaccine is administered to the animal. The tag will be attached to the collar or harness and must be worn by the animal at all times. (C) Bite cases. Any animal which has bitten anyone or shows symptoms of rabies, shall be confined immediately. The incident shall be reported to animal control officers by the owner, by the person bitten or by the treating physician. Upon receiving notification of an animal bite, the animal control officer shall confine the animal separate and apart from other animals in a secure facility fora a period of 10 days and  unlawful for an owner to fail to provide for a current inoculationagainst rabies.  shall not be released by anyone for that period of time.    (D) Inspection and observation. The biting animal and its records of vaccination and registration shall be inspected by animal control officers and the following guidelines will be observed.  (1) A properly vaccinated and registered animal shall be confined at the impoundment facility operated by the Town of Princeton for the duration of the confinement period. (2) Ana animal not properly vaccinated or registered shall be confined in a veterinary hospital or the Johnston County Animal Shelter in which case, the expense of confinement shall be borne by the (3) All stray or non-owned animals shall be confined at the. Johnston County Animal Shelter for the 10  owner of the animal.  day period and then disposed ofi in an approved manner.  (E) Surrender on Demand. It shall be unlawful for any owner of any animal that has bitten any human orone that shows symptoms of rabies to refuse to surrender the animal to animal control officers for confinement upon demand. The expense of confinement will be borne by the owner at a cost of $3 per  day for the confinement period. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see S 90.99 OGSIEDMODPCATON Add this to Code:  S PROCEDURE UPON: SUSPICION OF RABIES  (C) Any animal which: shows symptoms of rabies or which has bitten anyone. shall be penned up immediately by its owner or by the person having charge of the animal or by the person sheltering, feeding, harboring or taking care of said animal, and the animal control officer or. Johnston County (1) The animal shall be confined in a place and under conditions approved by the animal control or police officer, Johnston County Animal Control officer, or Johnston County Health Director) for not less than. 10 days. The animal. shall bes subject to observation by the aforementioned entities or designee at all times during said period. An owner confining an animal on private property shall execute a waiver of any and alll liability of the town, its agents or employees for any injury to  Health Director shall be notified immediately.  person.  (D) In lieu of the provisions of division (A) above, the owner of any such animal may, at his or her own expense, take such animal to any duly qualified and licensed veterinarian to be, placed under observation for a period of 10 days at the expense of the owner or allow the animal toi be impounded (E) Allanimals confined for suspicion of rabies as hereinabove provided shall be securely penned and (F) Ifrabies does not develop within the aforesaid period of confinement, then the animal shall be released to his or her owner But if symptoms develop. justifying microscopic examination, then the  under: the provisions of this chapter.  separated from other animals at all times.    animal shall be destroyed in a humane manner by the animal control or police officer, Johnston County  Animal Control officer, or licensed veterinarian.  $90.10  LICENSE AND REGISTRATION  (A) All dogs and cats kept, harbored or maintained by their owners within the town limits of Princeton, shall  be licensed and registered if over the age of 6 months.  (1) All dogs and cats shall have evidence supporting rabies vaccination by a licensed veterinarian at (2) Animal license and registration will be issued by the Town Clerk'so office upon payment ofal license  the time of licensing and registration. and registration fee of $2 per animal.  (B) The owner shall, at the time of application for license and registration, provide the owner's name, address and phone number, the name, breed, color and sex of each dog or cat harbored within the town limits. (C) The license and registration fee will be an annual fee payable beginning in. January and due by April 15. Any dog or cat becoming 61 months of age after April 15 shall be licensed and registered immediately: at (D) Upon payment of license and registration fee, the Town Clerk's office willi issue a metallic tag for each dog or cat licensed and registered. The tag will have the year of registration and a registration number stamped on the tag fori identification purposes. The owner shall provide a collar or harness for each animal registered and shall affix the metallic license tag to the collar or harness of each animal and shall see that the animal wears the collar or harness at all times with the tag attached at all times. (E) Any dog or cat not registered will be picked up by animal control officers and impounded. Ifa licensed dog or cat is picked up for running at large, the owner will be responsible for all fees imposed by the Town.  the same license and registration fee of $2 per animal.  Schedule of fees are described in 5 90.14 of this chapter. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see S 90.99  Add this after "E":  (A) Licenses; refusal to issue when application is in violation of laws Any license provided) fori in this chapter may be denied on the recommendation of the town administration where the applicant misrepresents aj fact relevant to his or her qualification for a license or refuses to provide information necessary to determine if this facility meets the minimum required. standards or such issuance would (B) Same; revocation of holding facilitylicenses. Any holding. facility license issued pursuant to this chapter may be revoked on: the recommendation oft the town administration ift the licensee fails to  violate any applicable local, state or federal rule, regulation, ordinance or law.    comply with any provision of this chapter  (C), Same; notice of and appedls from decision of agencies. Notice of recommendation not to issue a license under this chapter or to revoke a license shall be given to the licensee. Administrative appeals shall be, first, to the Director of Finance and then the Town Manager. An appeal of a decision to recommend the revocation of a license shall suspend the operation of that decision. (D) Unauthorized use ofl license receipts, tags or inoculation certificates. It shall be unlawful for any person to use) for any dog or holding. facility license, license receipts, license tags, or rabies inoculation  certificate issued to another, person, dog orj facility. IMPOUNDMENT AND REDEMPTION  $90.11  (A) Authority of officers. Its shall be the authority of the animal control officers to seize and impound any dog or cat that is running at large within the corporate town limits. Uponi impoundment, the officer shall make a complete registry of breed, color and sex of the animal and whether or not the animal is licensed. If licensed, he or she shall enter the name and address of the owner and the license tag number of the (B) Period of impoundment. Impounded dogs and cats shall be kept for a period of not less than 3 days unless reclaimed by the owner. If an impounded animal has a license tag, it shall be the duty of the impounding officer, to notify the owner of the dog or cat within 48 hours oft the dog or cat's impoundment, if possible. Any dogs or cats remaining in impound for more than 3 days, shall be turned over to the. Johnston County (C) Impounding and keeping. A fee of $15 willl be charged for the pickup andi impoundment of any dog or cat. The owner or owners of any dog or cati impounded may redeem the animal by paying all the costs, charges and penalties assessed, ifa any have accrued up to the time ofr making the redemption, to the Town of Princeton. It shall be the duty of the Police Department to release the animal to the owner after (D) Redemption by owner. If an animal is impounded and is unlicensed, an owner may redeem the animal by:  animal.  Animal Control.  satisfaction of the above provisions.  (1) Paying for and procuring an animal license and registration;  (2) Having the animal duly vaccinated for rabies ifi it has not been currently vaccinated before (3) Paying all costs, fees and charges associated withi the capture, daily board and pickup of the  redemption time; and impounded animal. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  $90.12  VICIOUS AND/OR DANGEROUS ANIMALS    It shall be unlawful fora any owner to keep any vicious and/or dangerous animal within thet town limits of Princeton unless it is confined within a secure building or enclosure or unless it is securely muzzled and under restraint bya competent adult who by means ofal leash, chain or rope has the animal firmly under control and within 5 feet of  the controlling adult at all times. (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see 590.99  SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONA Add this to Code:  SWILD, EXOTIC, DANGEROURS, NON-DOMESTICATED ANIMALS  No person: shall have, keep or maintain any wild, exotic, dangerous or non-domestic animal or reptile without first applying to and receiving from the police department a permit to doso.  590.13  CRUEL TREATMENT  (A) Its shall be unlawful fora any person to molest, torture, torment, deprive of necessary sustenance, fail to provide adequate shelter likely to be detrimental to the animal's health, cruelly beat, needlessly mutilate or kill, wound, injure, poison, abandon or subject to conditions detrimental to the health or general  welfare ofany animal or to cause or procure the action.  to MODIFICATION,  Add under Cruel "A":  (1) Its shall be unlawfulj for any person to mistreat, drive or work, or allow to be worked, any beast of (2) It shall be unlawful for any person to work or allow to be worked, any beast of burden, orto compel same to work after having been notified by the animal control officer to discontinue the  burden that is physically disabled for labor or work.  working of such animal.  (B) The definition of torture, torment or cruelty is located in S 90.03.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000) Penalty, see 59 90.99  EOMODIFICATION  Add this to Code:  S1 INJURING ANIMALS, NOTICE REQUIRED  Its shall be unlawfulj for any person injuring an animal by running over, or into, same or coming into contact with same, with an automobile, motorcycle, bicycle or other vehicles, toj fail tos stop at once and render such assistance as may be possible and to notify immediately the owner of said animal, the animal control  officer, the police department, or au Johnston County Animal Control officer.  STEASING; MOLEST; BA/TING  Itshall be unlawful for any person to tease, molest, bait, or in any way bother any animal not owned by  him or her or legally under his or her control.    SKEEPING SWINE PROHIBITED  Notwithstanding anything contained hereunder, its shall be unlawful,. for any person to keep, maintain or  house any hogs, or pigs (of any kind) within the town limits.  $90.14  FEES  The following fees are hereby set and approved by the Board of Commissioners in regards to violations of the  Princeton Animals Chapter. License and Registration Late Fee for License and Registration Impoundment Fee Daily Boarding Fee (Am. Ord. passed 3-4-2002)  $2 per animal annually $2 per animal, per month First offense: $15-Verbal Warning Second offense: $30 - Written Warning Third offense: $50- - Citation to Court $3 per day, per animal  SUGGE D MODIRICATION Add this to Fees:  Chicken Coop Permit - Requires a Zoning Permit (Fee) Raise thej fees for animal registrations annually. Boarding, fees, (Dogs Only, Plus any Incidental Expenses) raise to; $10/day License and Registration annual fee, raise to. $7/animal Late Fee for License and Registration annual fee, raise to 25/onimal/month  590.99  PENALTY  Any person violating any of the provisions of this chapter shall be guilty ofa ar misdemeanor punishable by a fine  not exceeding $50 ori imprisonment of not more than 30 days.  (Ord. passed 8-1-2000)  UCGISTEOMODIRCATON  Late Feej for License and Registration annual fee, raise to. $25/animal/month  Violations ofOrdinance (not including impoundment, fee) should be civil penalties in the amount of $100.00 for aj first offense; $200.00 for a second offense; and $300.00 for a third and all  subsequent offenses Animal Cruelty Fee: $500 per offense Dangerous Dog Fee: $500 per offense    Town of PRINCETON  Johnson Stacy. Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  OUTDOOR STORAGE ORDINANCE  This was presented and discussed by the Planning Board on January 16, 2024. The definition of "outdoor storage" was proposed to be  added to under Outdoor Storage Business.  The Planning Board made a recommendation of 5-0 to approve this ordinance.  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Towrofs Princetor 15 an Equal Opporturity Provider: ard Emplover wAwmencetoncon 5033 Dorre- voress Bvd Mess P ncecon, NIC 3563 Difse 1939/335355 38.9:9/936-2841 a : 345 5555  Ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  mincemprnctomcon    Town of PRINCETON  STACY G. JOHNSON MAYOR  Est 1873  MICHAEL KING TOWN ADMINISTRATOR  Outdoor Storage Proposed Language Outdoor Storage Business  curenidelnition) MINIWAREHOUSE: A building consisting ofi individual, compartmentalized, and self-contained units that are leased or owned to store business and household goods. It includes the term  self-storage facilities, and mini-storage facilities  (add) OUTDOOR STORAGE: is hereby defined as the commercial storage or keeping of equipment, automobiles, and/or recreational vehicles outside ofa building or structure. Outdoor storage shall only be permitted in the C-3 or L-1 zones, subordinate to aj permitted use on the same lot. In addition to requirements found elsewhere in these ordinances and laws oft the state ofNorth Carolina, all outdoor  storage shall comply with the following regulations:  No yard or other open space around an existing building, or which is hereafter provided around any building for the purpose ofc complying with the provisions oft this title, shall be used for outdoor storage without first obtaining site plan approval for such use from the Town of Princeton, The storage, keeping, or parking ofa vehicle on an approved parking space at a private residence The outdoor display of goods and other merchandise for retail sale shall not be considered outdoor No other area or parcel ofl land shall be used for such purposes except as specifically permitted Outdoor storage ofjunk, trash, debris, or other waste materials is prohibited on any lot or parcel in All mini-warehouse and outdoor storage shall be enclosed by a privacy fence or wall at least six feet (6) in height but not to exceed eight (8) feet in height and impervious to sight from any public street, right ofway, or adjacent property. No items may be stacked higher than the fence or wall of No materials or waste shall be deposited upon any property in such form or manner that they may bet transferred offs such property by natural causes or forces. All materials or wastes which might cause fumes or dust, or which constitute a fire hazard, or which may be edible by, or otherwise be attractive to rodents ori insects may not be stored outdoors, or in mini-warehouses, unless put in The following shall be the criteria by which the planning board and/or department shall review the  Planning and Zoning.  shall not be considered outdoor storage.  storage. herein.  the Town of Princeton and its extraterritorial. jurisdiction (ETJ).  the enclosure, unless expressly exempted elsewhere int this ordinance.  closed containers.  Outdoor storage shall not exceed six feet (13) in height. storage plans for mini-warehouse and/or outdoor storage:  There shall be adequate screening to prevent any viewing the storage. Screening can be accomplished by a change in grade, landscaping, or sight obscuring fences and walls. The planning board and/or department may impose any other conditions  designed to mitigate the impact of the storage.  PEACEFUL, PLEASANT, PROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD" Townd of Princeton IS an Equal Opportunity Provider and Employer wamyprinstomnssoam 503Dr Dooniel H Jones. Ir Blvd West. Princeton NC3 27569 Oflice 1919)936-8171 Fux 919,936-2842 Oftice Hours VI-EXAM-SPM    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  Planning Board Member Nomination  Board,  Due to the resignation of Mr. Bonneville and the passing of Mr. Williams, the Planning Board has two  vacant member positions. Mr. Bonneville was a voting member, Mr. Williams was an alternate.  We have received four applications ini this particular order.  1. Ross Sipple 2. Jeff Sheffield 3. Jimmy Tart 4. Zachary Keeney  The board will need to make a motion on which two applicants they chose to fill these roles, vote, then delegate which incoming member shall assume the role of a voting member and the alternate. The applicant not chosen will be put on the "waiting list" ifap position becomes vacant.  Typically, this has been ona fistcome.firstserve" basis but the board can choose however they  like.  Thank You,  Michael King, Town Administrator 5160D-310. Appointments to boards.  Unless specified otherwise by statute or local ordinance, all appointments to boards authorized byt this Chapters shall be made by the governing board ofthelocal government. The governing board may establish reasonable procedures to solicit, review, and make appointments. (2019-111, S. 2.4;2020-3, S. 4.33(a);  2020-25,5.5 51(a), (b), (d).)  "Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, and Proud" Fowr of Princetonis an Equal Ooporturity Provider ard Employer www.muprincetomcom 30301 Dore- Jores,n Bivds Wess Prpcaror MC27553 Ofiee9i99358V1 8X.(9191936-2842 Pihze-s - MRaw SPNyL  Ohnson@myprincetonnc.com  m.king@myprincetonnc.com    Town of PRINCETON  Est 1873  "PEACEFUL, LEASANTPROGRESSIVE, AND PROUD"  NOTIFICATION OF INTEREST TO: SERVE ON AN APPOINTED BOARD  (APPLICATION)  BOARD: NAME: ADDRESS:  Planning Board Ross Sippel  210N. Elm St. Princeton  TELEPHONE: HOME919-980-0584 (WORK)  NA  (CELL) NA  EMAIL ADDRESS: PRESENT OCCUPATION:  sippelross.@gmail.com Retired  YEARS OF FORMAL EDUCATION: 14  CIVIC AND FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS IN WHICH YOU HAVE PARTICIPATED:  15year vet of Princeton Resecue Squad, Chairman oft the Board prior to County training, USAF  Vietnam Vet. Princeton Board of Adjustment 20+ years.  PLEASE TELL WHY YOU WOULD LIKE TO SERVE ON THE ABOVE BOARD:  Very interested in growth of Princeton, and the process in which it is done. Proper planning in the future and howI-42 will impact the town's growth. 40 year resident of Princeton. Currently serve on  the Town of Princeton Board of Adjustment. Attached additional sheets if necessary.  DATE: 11/18/23 Mail completed form to: Or email to: DATE RECEIVED:  SIGNATURE: Rossippel  April Williamson, Town Clerk PO Box 67, Princeton, NC27569 .Wliamson@myprinctonnc.com FOR OFFICE USE ONLY  DATE APPOINTED:    Town of PRINCETON  Stacy. Johnson Mayor  Est 1873  Michael King Town Administrator  TOWN OF PRINCETON PLANNING B0ARD MEMBER APPLICATION  Name: Jeffrey' W Sheffield_ Address: 402 East First Street Princeton. Phone: 404. 3915 5348_  ad.XSy  What board(s) do you currently serve on or have served on? None_  Why are you interested in serving on this board?  Ihave been coming to Princeton since the late Summer of 1979 and knew that one day we would retire to Princeton. My wife Jenny is a native of Princeton and her family was among the early settlers in Boon Hill. Ibring a great deal of knowledge and experience to this board as I will explain in the next two questions. Princeton is already faced with great challenges as this community grows and I believe Ican  help that process. Iwish to be part of getting this right for my fellow citizens.  What qualifies you to serve on this board?  lam al home owner here in Princeton. Over the past four decades have lived and worked in some of the fastest growing communities in our country. Over those yearsi I have seen the good, the bad and the ugly of community growth. Ibring to thet table a unique understanding of infrastructure needs and planning. l'am ar rational thinker who can see and understand the positions and needs of citizens and businesses coming before our town government. lam also retired and have the time to research and understand applications put before us.  Briefly tell us about your work history and how it relates to Planning and Zoning.  In 1983 I went to work in the cable television business in a rapidly growing community in South Georgia and began my involvement in community growth. I was responsible for designing and installing new facilities to provide service to new residents and businesses. We moved from there to the south-side of Atlanta where I was construction manager across five counties and then in 1994 I went to work in natural gas distribution and transmission construction and worked in and with communities across the South Eastern states. During those years I saw how communities got it right and how many got it wrong. We also lived in many of the fastest growing and both through business and personal life experienced good and bad planning and zoning.  Please list (3) three references: Name, Contact Number and/or email. Chris Marion chnstopherleemarion@gmail.com  Rebecca Pearce 919-288-8872 Andrea Moore 919-915-2296  Town OF Princetonis an Equal Opportunity Provider and Emoloyer www myprincetonnc.som 503Dr Donnie H) Jones.Ir Blvd West. Princeton: NC2 27559 DFse 191919353171 5x (9191335-2341 OfficeHours M-F3AM-SOM Peaceful, Pleasant, Progressive, ande Proud"  cgnempnctonion  manemyarictomacon    TOWN OF PRINCETON PLANNING BOARD MEMBER APPLICATION  NAME  Jimmy Leon Tart Jr.  ADDRESS 209 N. Pine St., Princeton, NC 27569 EMAIL mmylart@gmai.com PHONE 9199212359  Why are you willing to serve on this board?  Lamal lifelong member of this community and graduate of PrincetonHigh School Ifeeli Itisvery.importantto, give back to the.community.ins wayst that 1 am.capable. lhasaastensaspeiananapert with the USAir Force adisthnatianbiymieynsepaumsanhepumag board to give  back.  What skills, connections, resources, and expertise do you have to offer and are willing to use on Lhave over 30 years of experiencel inc construction: fields as well asover30yearsin maintenance and project management related to electrical. engine.construction. infrastructure and more with the US Air Force. lam the owner of Cardinal Mechanical focusing in HVAC installation and repair. Iteach EPAregulatory guidelines as well as heating technology courses at JCC and WCC. lown several rental and 1 commercial property in the community and have extensive knowledge of residential and Tell us about an experience you have had collaborating with a group, particularly where During the last 18 years of my career with the US Air Force lworked in a managment capacity with daily and weekly meetings collaborating with individuals of various ranks and ppinions regarding the progression of projects, the effectiveness of certain strategies and training around process improvements. This required much collaboration. One of my final projects Involved the implementation of a construction, project for a $90 million dual bay ar  the behalf of the board?  commerctaroutding codes.  opinions conflicted or the decision was controversial?  TPEACNY Wing.    TOWN OF PRINCETON PLANNING BOARD MEMBER APPLICATION  NAME Zachavy Kehney ADDRESS Z06 W 3rSt EMAIL Zack @ nine Sages com PHONE (919) 740-9760  Why are you willing to serve. on, this board?  Twoul Whe to help positively sheer the town towaras 4 future that Is bene Fretal to both the citizens ana the town rbself  What skills, connections, resources, and expertise do you have to offer and are willing to use on Harthy dealt with nymevows real estate contracts, IVe taken te Mhderstanimy und translatig The technial terws fnto Casrer ho  the behalf oft the board?  understand language  Tell us about an experience you have had collaborating with a group, particularly where Ive been apart of the PCA Since ihs begining about a year ayo. I've been an qetive commercial rtal estate broker Since 2021, negotatag timber farms, lan-/bwldmy leases and Sales. Iabe wovk in tke Weyhe County ABC Syshem, where D've been aisistiay in Company wide poley spaates aud  opinions conflicted or the decision was controversial?  trainihg manual.    5    Estimate  ADDRESS Town of Princeton PO Box 67 Princeton, NC 27569  ESTIMATE# 1353  DATE 12/07/2023  SERVICE Services Services Services  DESCRIPTION Barden Street Linda Street 9.5B asphalt. Elm Street  QTY  RATE 25,830.00 68,512.50 35,332.50  AMOUNT 25,830.00 68,512.50 35,332.50  Mill 2" On from intersection at Dr. Donnie Hj jones Blvd toi intersection at Railroad Street. Haul all milling offsite. Install 2.25" of9.5 B asphalt. 18,166SQFT Mill 2" from4370 SQFT area and install 2.25 inches of Install 2" of9.5B asphalt over 27,341 SQFT Remove broken asphalt and roots from 20 by 8' area and 34' by 8' area. Install 2" of9.5B asphait in those areas. Install 1.5" of 9.5B asphalt fromi intersection at Dr. Donnie H. Jones Blvd to Pool Street. 15,998 SQFT Remove broken asphalt and roots from 53' by 6' and 37' by 10' areas Install 2" ofs 9.5B asphalt in those areas. Install 1.5" of9 9.5B asphalt on 1,387 SQFT Demo existing curbi in Island at entrance. Raise grade 6" and reinstall 214' of new curb around Island for positive drainage to existing curb cut outs. Mill 2" from entrance to 202 Eagle Crest Lane. Install 2.25" of9.5B asphalt in Milled areas. 22580 SQFT  Services Services  Pool Street  11,550.00 76,485.00  11,550.00 76,485.00  Eagle Crest Lane Enterence  Princeton Paving Project  TOTAL  $217,710.00  Accepted By  Accepted Date    Comm. Holmes Street Paving List  (Priority 1) Linda St. Barden St. E. Edwards St. S. Pearce St. 15/E. Edwards St. Eagles Crest Dr. Majestic Lane (Priority 2) Elm St. Lee St. Pool St. Center/RRSt. N. Pearl St./RR. St. Walnut St. (Between 15t/2nd) 206 2nd St. (Area) W.1./Center St. (Priority 3) Iris St. Azealia St. S. Walnut St. (Dip) Center St. (By J&N Property) W1s/St./Elm St. S. Elm St. E.1St. St./Center St. 207 S.. James St. 303S.James St. 405 A/B3rdSt.  15/2nd St. (Remove tree if possible)  Smith St. (Check with NCDOT) by Hardee's (Curb broke off)    Stacy'sList 1) Barden Street 2) Linda Street  Need to add Removal of Pine tree Need to add Replacement/Repair of Culvert. $4,000 Need to add clean out of ditch to 70.  $3,000 $2,000  3) Center Street 4) Eagles Crest Drive Entrance rework 5) Elm Street 6) Pool Street Remove 3 Pine Trees  Need to add clean out of ditches/culvert in last project $11,522 Includes approximately a 70 foot extension with culdesac  $6,000