Town of RINCETON Est 1873 Pleasant Prouressloe und"  BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS - BOARD MEETING AGENDA  AUGUST: 1, 2022  1. Call to order  2. Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance 3. Comments from Mayor and Commissioners  4. Adopt Agenda 5. Adopt the Consent Agenda 6. Persons to be Heard 7. Public Hearings  a. Minutes from the. July 11, 2022 Board Meeting b. Minutes from the Called Zoom July 26, 2022 Board Meeting  a. Stacy Johnson = Rezoning Petition - Section Near 2428 Massey-Holt Road b. Princeton Church of God-F Rezoning Petition - 6085 Hwy 70 East  8. Report from Chief Sutton 9. Report from PWS Thompson 10. Review for Adoption  a. Certificate of Sufficiency G.S. 160A-31  b. Resolution Fixing Date of Public Hearing on Question of Annexation Pursuant to  11. Other Business 12. Town Administrator Report 13. Adjourn    5a  TOWN OF PRINCETON BOARD MITNG-70PM-LB2  PRESENT: Mayor Don Rains, Mayor Pro Tem Mike Rose, Commissioners, Walter Martin Broderick Robinson, and  Mike Holmes. Absent: None Press: None  OTHERS: TAI Michael King, TC April Williamson, PWS Chad Thompson, Lt. Daniel Toole, Assistant TC Leigh  Hartley, Ashley Boyette, Judy Hunt, USDA, Kayla Lee, USDA, and Steve Smith, USDA.  Mayor Rains called the meeting to order at? 7:00 P.M.  Comm. Robinson gave the invocation and Comm. Martin led the Pledge of Allegiance.  Mayor Rains spoke stating that he has been working closely with Michael King on various projects, he has had a very active schedule, and taken ownership of the projects and he thanked Mr. King for his leadership. Mayor Rains reported that from Friday to Sunday the Town had about 8" of rain, and the downtown drainage did very well. Mayor Rains stated that the USDA Rural Development has an opportunity for the Town to receive a grant for the sewer plant and we will review the Resolutions tonight. Comm. Martin thanked the Board and Town staff Comm. Robinson made a motion to adopt the agenda with additions for the. July 11, 2022 Board meeting. Comm. Martin made a motion to adopt the consent agenda. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion, and the  for attending the dedication fort the Graded School, stating it was a nice community event. Comm. Holmes seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously.  motion passed unanimously.  Mayor Rains asked ifa anyone from the public would like to speak; no one spoke at this time.  Mayor Rains stated we have received an application from Ashley Boyette to serve on the Board of Adjustments. After a brief review of her application, Comm. Martin made a motion to accept Ashley Boyette to service on the Board of Adjustments. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously. Mayor Judy Hunt with the USDA: stated she has enjoyed working with the Town of Princeton over the years and she will be retiring in August, andi introduced Kayla Lee to the Board stating she would bet taking her place. Kayla Lee then presented to the Board the Letter of Conditions stating the SEARCH Grant ist for $30,000 to pay for the Preliminary Engineering Report and the Environmental Report for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Expansion Project. Ms. Lee stated the reason we are requesting the adoption of the Resolution of the Town of Princeton Accepting the Conditions in the. July21,2 2022, Letter of Conditions From the USDA, Rural Development and the Resolution of the Town of Princeton Authorizing the Town Administrator to sign the USDA Rural Development Documents Regarding the Letter of Conditions is to have the Board of Commissioners agree to the terms and conditions and authorize Michael King, Town Administrator to sign the documents on behalf of the Town. After confirming if the charge for the reports comes ini more than $30,000 the Town would be responsible for the cost, Comm. Martin made a motion to adopt the Resolution of the Town of Princeton Accepting the Conditions in the. July 21, 2022 Letter of Conditions from the USDA, Rural Development and the Resolution of the Town of Princeton Authorizing the Town. Administrator to sign the USDA Rural Development Documents Regarding the Letter of Conditions. Mayor Pro Tem Rose seconded the motion and the motion passed unanimously.  Rains administered the Oath to serve the Board of Adjustments to Ashley Boyette.    Mayor Rains stated the Chiefi is not available tonight so Lt. Daniel Toole will be giving the Police report. Lt. Toole reported to the Board that there has been increased drug activity and theyl had two drug-related arrests. Lt. Toole stated that fentanyl was possibly one oft the drugs involved; fentanyl is 1001 times more potent than morphine. The Board wanted to make sure all police officers are trained in the use of Narcan; Lt. Toole stated that the Chiefand Officer. Jernigan are trained and they arei in the process of getting everyone else trained. Lt. Toole said without going into too much detail they are aggressively monitoring the drug activity; we do partner with the Sherriff's department on occasion, due to they have more resources. Lt. Toole presented to the Board an item to consideri for adoption and thati is toi team up with a company called Off Duty Management Company. Lt. Toole said the Off Duty! Management Company would be a resource to use to hire our off-duty officers for jobs in our area; we could have al link on our webpage that if someone needed to hire an officer they would request one on the link and the Company would offer the position to one of our officers. Lt. Toole reported the Company offers the opportunity ona a first come first serve basis and the Chief or he would have to approve; Toole also stated the Town. Attorney, Bob Spence, is looking at the agreement to make sure there are noi issues for the Town and Police department. Lt. Toole reviewed the policy showing the requested changes highlighted, we need to update the authority, the request form, and the pay. After a discussion, the Board decided toi table the vote until more information could be provided concerning; if the Town vehicle is used who would be liable for damages, ifa and officer is injured while working for this Company, who would be liable, and the Board felt more information is needed on the Off Duty Management Company. Mayor Rains stated we will table the vote PWS Chad' Thompson reported that there was an inspection with the State on the collection system this past month and everything went well. PWS Thompson stated that from July 7 through today that there has been 11.5" ofr rain, the downtown did very well; there was some flooding on Holts Pond Road and South Pine. PWS Thompson said that the sidewalk by Casey's funeral home was replaced; he asked the folks that did that to give a quote on the drainage behind the drug store. PWS Thompson. stated the quote came in at $2450 and that is a good price for labor and concrete. PWS Thompson said iti is a problem with allt the rocks covering the drain and the quote was fora a! 5' concrete pad around the drain. TAI King stated that he took pictures and sent them to Tyrus at Draper Aden to look at, hel has not responded yet. Mayor Rains said we would discuss this further and Mayor Rains stated next on the agenda is al Resolution to investigate a petition for annexation from the Princeton Church of God. TC Williamson stated she received a petition to annex a 2.45-acre tract east of the existing Church. Comm. Martin made a motion to adopt the Resolution Directing the Clerk to Investigate a Petition Received Under G.S. 160A-31. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion and the motion passed Mayor Rains told the Board the Subdivision Ordinance has been updated by Curtis Lee with Triangle. Jto incorporate the Stormwater policy. TAI King stated there are only ai few additions concerning the Stormwater and they are highlighted. TC Williamson gave the Board a memo noting all the changes from the original Subdivision Ordinance including the newly added Stormwater information. Comm. Holmes made a motion to adopt the Subdivision Ordinance. Mayor Pro Tem Rose seconded the motion and the motion passed  until we have heard back from Bob Spence and we have more details on the liability.  make a decision at the August meeting once the engineer has had time to review it.  unanimously.  unanimously.  Mayor Rains said we have been talking with Pine Level about the potential for sharing utilities and to go forward we need to have an agreement with Pine Level; the agreement would bej justt to acknowledge that we are interested in pursuing studies that would provide options. Mayor Pro Tem Rose made a motion to adopt the Resolution to Pursue Interlocal Agreements Between the Town of Pine Level and the Town of Princeton. Comm. Mayor Rains askedi ift there was any other business. Comm. Robinson wanted to know the Town's policy on guns and safety; TAI King replied he would discuss it with Chief Sutton and have training for an active shooter. TAI King stated everyone has been very helpful and welcomed him, he is still learning what he calls "Marla Way" but we are, getting the job done. TA King gave the Board an update and status report; we have hired Brad Thompson as  Holmes seconded the motion, and the motion passed unanimously.    a part-time Code Enforcement Officer that's duties include zoning, site plans, ITi issues, website design, and assisting the front desk. We also have two high school students that are working 8-10 hours a week volunteering. TAI King said he has a meeting with. John Bell Wednesday to discuss assistance with the WWTP funding. He has a meeting with. John Corrin to look at downtown and discuss Wi-Fiand broadband. He is working on a Capital Improvement Plan needed fori the Community Center. TAI King said hei is seeking assistance with the JCS Senior Program in the new Community Center. He and the Mayor met with Rick Hester, Chad McLamb, and Adrian O'Neal on future funding for the Community Center, plus he has meetings set up with local owners for private funding. Princeton Church of God has requested to host the "County Fair" event on Monday, October 31, they have a meeting scheduled to discuss the event. There isa a Planning Board meeting on. July 12. TA King said there isa Popsicle event at the Park Thursday from 11-1. He has met with. James Salmons with Upper Coastal Plaina and Jennifer Collins with the NCDOT to find assistance with repaving some of the Town streets, to get information on a Bike/Ped Plan, to discuss widening Holt's Pond Road, and to get the Comprehensive Transportation Plan for. Johnston County, it willl be beneficial for assisting the Town with transportation projects. TAI King stated he would like to bring back the Golden Key Award because it would be good for the community, he will advertise now through August and make the award presentation in thei fall. TAI King stated that Comm. Robinson inquired about having fireworks ini town, and he has gotten prices from area Towns and they spend between $10,000 and $20,0001 for an event; we are looking at maybe next year having a Spring or Summer event With no other business, Comm. Robinson made a motion to adjourn and the motion passed unanimously.  and can look at having fireworks for that.  Don Rains, Mayor  April Williamson, Town Clerk    TOWN OF PRINCETON CALLED ZOOM BOARD MEETING -7:30P.M. -J JULY26,2022  5b  PRESENT: Mayor Don Rains, Mayor Pro Tem Mike Rose, Commissioners, Broderick Robinson and Michael  Holmes.  Absent: Comm. Walter Martin Press: None  OTHERS: TC April Williamson, TAI Michael King, PWS Chad Thompson, Stacy. Johnson with. J&N Developers, Marla Mayor Rains called the meeting to order at 7:34 pm, stating the meeting tonight is to discuss the bids received Tyrus Clayton with Draper Aden reported that the projects are separate projects and the advertising and bidding were: separate. Mr. Clayton stated they received four bids for the Massey-Holt Extension project, of those, three were over budget and one was significantly lower; since receiving the bids, Adam Stuckey has rescinded his bid, stating he missed a line item and that would change the price of his bid. Mr. Clayton recommended rejecting all the bids for the Massey-Holt project and re-advertise having a new bid deadline of August 11. Mr. Clayton reported that the Water & Sewer project did not receive any bids and suggest re-advertising with a new bid deadline of August 11. Mayor Rains and Board members had concerns about not receiving any bids for the Water & Sewer project. Mr. Clayton responded the response from contractors was they cannot fiti it into their schedule and the other issue is the size of the project. Mr. Clayton stated the good thing about opening up the bid againi is now you can open the bid up to anyone and they plan to solicit more contractors. Marla Ashworth stated the first step to take is to make a motion to reject all bids, then re-advertise for two weeks and have al bid date of August 11. Comm. Holmes made a motion to reject alll bids submitted for the Massey-Holt Extension project and request the engineer, Draper Aden, to resubmit advertising for al bid date of August11, 2022. Comm. Robinson seconded the motion, and being a zoom meeting a verbal vote was taken; Mayor Pro Tem Rose, yes, Comm. Robinson, yes, Comm. Holmes, yes. With no opposition, the motion passed unanimously. TA Michael King stated there is one other topic he would like to discuss and he has asked Stacy. Johnson with J&N Developers to join us. After confirming that Mr. Johnson was in attendance, Mr. King said that Princeton has acquired al lot on S. Pine for drainage and Mr. Johnson has a few questions concerning the direction/position oft the drainage. Tyrus Clayton with Draper Aden stated the lot purchased has been designed to be a ditch basin for drainage in the area; Mr.. Johnston has asked that we look at other options due to their plan to develop property adjacent to this lot. Mr. Clayton reviewed with the Board the map: showing the route and design oft the drainage project and said ift the Board has no objections they will look for other options. Mayor Rains stated he has no issue with discussing and looking at other options as long as it does not delay the project. Mr. Clayton assured the Mayor and the Board they were not stopping or delaying the project in any way. Mayor Rains asked With no other business Comm. Robinson made a motion to adjourn, and motion passed unanimously. Mayor  Ashworth, Ethan Gartin and Tyrus Clayton with Draper Aden.  for the two projects Massey-Holt Road project and the Water & Sewer project.  Mayor Rains noted that Comm. Martin was not present.  the Board if they had any thoughts; the Board agreed as long as there are no delays. Rains thanked everyone for attending. The zoom meeting ended at 8:15 pm.  Don Rains, Mayor  April Williamson, Town Clerk    60302022-1 772022-1  TOWN OF PRINCETON ORDINANCE AMENDING ZONING MAP  7  WHEREAS, the Official Zoning Map for the Town of] Princeton adopted December 5, 2005  has been amended numerous times; and  WHEREAS, the Johnston County GIS Department maintains and periodically updates zoning WHEREAS, the Princeton Board ofC Commissioners voted unanimously to adopt the Land Use WHEREAS, the Land Use Plan, reviewed by the Triangle J Council of Government, had suggested updates and changes to the Zoning categories in the Princeton district that directly WHEREAS, the Zoning Map updates have been through the proper process for consideration. It has been before the Planning Board and a recommendations to update the listed parcels  information for all ofJohnston County; and  Plan on January 6, 2020; and  affected the Zoning map; and  passed unanimously;  Parcel: 04P11038T, Stacy Johnson, near 2428 Massey-Holt Road Princeton Parcel: 04010020F, Princeton Church ofGod, 6085 Hwy 70E Princeton;and  WHEREAS, the Zoning Map has been set for public hearing, advertised, public notice to social  media, and notice posted at the Town Hall; and  WHEREAS, the Princeton Board ofCommissioners approved by unanimous vote to update the  Zoning Map, as recommended by the Princeton Planning Board;  NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED that the Board of Commissioners of the Town of Princeton do hereby amend and adopt the Digitized Map maintained by the Johnston County GIS Department as the Official Zoning Map to supersede any and all prior Official Zoning  Maps. Adopted this  day of  2022.  Donald B. Rains, Mayor  Attest:  April Williamson, Town Clerk    Town of Princeton Planning Board Meeting Minutes July12,2022  Present: Town Administrator Michael King, Chairman David Holt, Eddie Haddock, Brenda Williams, Ashiey Boyette,  James Williams, Billy Radford, Mike Thompson. Absent - Jay Worley, Linwood Bonneville.  Callt to order @ 7:00pm by Chairman David Holt.  Request tol Rezone Parcel 04P11038T from R1 to C21 to allow for a private family cemetery. Chairman Holt stated this request was fora ap private family cemetery andt the zoning request byt the applicant was to change the: zoning to C21 to allow for the request. Chairman Holt statedt that he was sorry for the applicant's loss and understood the request. Eddiel Haddock stated this location wasi in ag great spot on they property. There was no Motion made by Eddie Haddock to recommend approval. 2nd by Mike Thompson. Recommended approval was  further discussion. carried 7-0.  Stacy. Johnson thanked the board for the recommendation.  Request to Rezone 04010020F from County AR1 to Town C3. (Property was annexed into thet towni in May Chairman Holt stated this was ar rezoning request due to the Church requesting annexation into thet town limits. Chairman Holt stated the Church planned ong growing by adding a bigger sanctuary, school, medical facility, gym and other amenities. Billy Radford stated he saw no issues with ther request. Eddie Haddock askedi ift thep parcel just before the Church was ini thet town as well. Michael King stated thatp property was not and overlooked when the Church requested annexation but was presented at the BOC meeting on. July 11, 2022 and would be coming back  2022)  to the Planning Board int thei future. No other questions.  Motion was made by Billy Radford to recommend approval. 2nd by Ashley Boyette. Recommended approval was  carried 7-0.  Motion to adjourn was made at 7:11 by Billy Radford, 2nd by Eddie Haddock. Meeting adjourned.  Respectfully Submitted by Michael King, Town Administrator    Town of Princeton Princeton, NC27569 ww.myprneetomac.com SPECIAL USE MINOR SUBDIVISION MAJOR SUBDIVISION  Town of  PO Box 67-503 Dr. Donnie H. Jones. Jr West Phone 09PSATAR:9I9PE2H2  APPLICATION  1873  ZONING PERMIT LAND, WATER & SEWER USE PERMIT LAND USE PERMIT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY  CONDITIONAL USE VARIANCE AMENDMENT (REZONE) APPLICANT INFORMATION  NAME OF APPLICAN/PETTIONER. Stacy phnsh MAILING ADDRESSO OFAPPLICANT: PO'BoK 458 Pahcetoh  TELEPHONE: 419-921-2042  FAX:  EMAIL:  PROPERTY INFORMATION  OWNER'S NAME(S): JENDuEpeys LLC MAILING ADDRESSOFC OWNER: PO BoL658 Princeton TELEPHONE: 919-921 1-2642  EMAIL: PARCEL ID:  SITE ADDRESS: Noay Z428 Massey HoE Boadl PAhcetn  ZONING INFORMATION SIGN  BUILDING  IAND  ZONING DISTRICT:  R-1  CURRENT USE: apenland PROPOSED USE: Limttry  CURRENT ZONING: PROPOSED ZONING:  Rbz  CHANGE REQUEST INFORMATION  REQUESTED CHANGE(S): tamily Cemry DATE TO BE OCCUPIED: July 2022 CONDITIONS WHICH. JUSTIFY APPLICAFION: MAJOR/MINOR SUBDIVISION NAME:  CERTIFIED STATEMENT  Ihereby certify thatt the statements made herein aret true and that my proposed use oft thel land or building will comply with the Zoning Ordinance  of thel Town of Princeton. Iwill not allow the: structure to be occupied until a certificate of occupancyi is received.  Date:  Signature:.  STAFFUSE  PETITION NUMBER: (0302022-1 FEPADAw)) DATES PUBLIC HEARING ADVERTISED: Dwly 705272022 DATE PUBLICI HEARING! SCHEDULED: Aue 1, 2022  DATE: L0-30-22  PETITION: APPROVED  DENIED    (JvoH IICH-A35SVT 24E2 ON HSON  S    Town of Princeton Princeton, NC27569 ww.mypnncetomnc.com SPECIAL USE MINOR SUBDIVISION MAJOR: SUBDIVISION  Town of PRINCETON Est1873 ZONING PERMIT LAND, WATER &s SEWER USE PERMIT LANDI USE PERMIT CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY  POI Box 67 -503 Dr. Donnie HJ Jones Jr West Phone 919)936-8171 Fax (919)936-2842  APPLICATION  CONDITIONAL USE VARIANCE AMENDMENT (REZONE) APPLICANT INFORMATION  NAME OF APUICAN/PETTIONER, Princeton Church of God MAILING ADDRESS OFA APPLICANT: POE Box 546 Princeton NC: 27569  TELEPHONE: 919-965-6675 EMAIL: eceay@pmrceonchurn OWNER'S NAME(S): Princeton Church of God MAILING ADDRESS OF OWNER: PO Box 546 Princeton, NC: 27569 TELEPHONE: 919-965-6675 EMAIL: Same SITEADDRESS: 6085 Hwy 70E East Princeton, NC: 27569 PARCELID:  352-553-3737  FAX: NA  PROPERTY INFORMATION  /352-553-3737 Matthew E. Cornett (Lead Pastor)  ZONING INFORMATION SIGN  JBUILDING  LAND  ZONING DISTRICT: Currently (County AR) CURRENT USE: AR PROPOSED USE: C3- Church Expansion Project  CURRENT: ZONING: AR PROPOSED: ZONING: C3  CHANGE REQUEST INFORMATION  REQUESTED CHANGE(S):This propoerty was annexed into the town. They are requesting a: zoning change from County AR to town C2.  DATET TO BE OCCUPIED: N/A CONDITIONS WHICH. JUSTIFY APPLICATION:, N/A PARCEL #04010020F MAJOR/MINOR SUBDIVISION NAME: NIA  ERIFIEDSTATEMENT  Ihereby certify that the statements madel herein are true and that my proposed use oft the land ork building willo comply with the Zoning Ordinance  oft the Town of Princeton. iwill not allowt the structure to! be occupied until a certificate of occupancy is received.  Date: July7,2022  Signature:  STAFF USE  PETITION NUMBER: 772022-1 PETITION: APPROVED  FEPAD:SDw)  DATE:_ 7-7-27  DATES PUBLIC HEARING ADVERTISED: wly 20427 2022 DATE PUBLICHEARING SCHEDULED: Aua 12022  DENED    LSADR  APTDR    8  Princeton  Police  Department  PARTMED NC  Board  Meeting Packet  Monday August 01, 2022    Activity Log Event Summary (Totals)  Princeton Police Department 07012022-01512022  911 Hang-Up Alarm Commercial Assist Town Maintenance Building/Residence Check Business Checks (Outlying Areas) Civill Issue Domestic Escort (Person/Business) Follow-Up Incident Report Intoxicated Person (Detox) Larceny (Felony) Maintenance Office (Sweep And Mop) Missing Person Overdose Radar Enforcement Saturation Patrol Special Event Suspicious Activity Talk' With Subject Traffic Stop- Verbal/Written Warning Traffic Stop-Citation Warrant Issued (Arrest) Total Number Of Events: 200  1 Administrative Duties 3 Assist Pine Level PD 1 Assist Wayne County SO 11 Business Checks (Downtown) 5 Careless and Reckless Driver Damage to Property (Vandalism) 3 Drug Seizure 9 Evidence Processed 3 Harrassment 1 Interview (Non-Custodial) 1 Involuntary Commitment (IVC) 1 Maintenance Equipment 2 Maintenance Vehicle (WashWVacuum) 1 MVA Report/DMV349) 1 Patrol 4 Residence Check 4 Shift Briefing Staff Meeting (PD) Suspicious Vehicle 6 Town Hall (Bank. And Mail Run) 3 Traffic Stop-Arrest 7 Training In-Service  6 5 1 25 1  1 10 3 2 18 17 29 1  2  1  Date: 07/27/2022 - Time: 07:31  Page 1    9  MAINTENANCE/UTILITY DEPARTMENT  MONTHLY TOWN MEETING  AUGUST 1, 2022  GENERAL  Two (2) loads of recycling.  Eleven (11) loads of household garbage. Fourteen (14) loads of yard debris. Fifty-four (54) work orders.  Cleaned some storm drains around downtown that had filled in with sand and grit. Going to clean the remainder throughout August. Changed all bathroom door handles and locks at Community Building.  WATER and SEWER  Two water meters replaced/installed this past month. Replaced voltage monitor on Smith Street pump station control panel. Pulled bacterial samples on distribution system. Replaced check valve on Comco pump station, pump no. 1. Had yearly flow meter calibration completed at WWTP.  Replaced lower pump bowl on pump no. 1 at Edwards Street pump station.  Had two water leaks this past month.  Pull three separate pumps this past month on town pump stations to either  repair or unclog.  Collected weekly samples on WWTP twice this past month.    1Oa  CERTIFICATE OF SUFFICIENCY  To the Board ofCommissioners of the Town of Princeton. North Carolina:  ,April Williamson, Town Clerk, do herby certify that Thavei investigated the attached petition and Ifurther find that the area meets the standards fora noncontiguous area as specified in G.S. 160A-58.I(b). 1. The petition includes a metes and bounds description oft the area proposed for annexation and has attached a map showing the proposed satellite area in relation to the primary corporate limits. 2. The petition includes the names and addresses ofa all owners of real property lying in the area 3. The petition includes the signatures ofall owners of real property lying in the area described 4. The nearest point on the proposed satellite corporate limits isi no more than three (3)miles from 5. No point on the proposed satellite corporate limits is closer to the primary corporate limits ofa any 6. Thes satellite area is sO situated that the Town of Princeton will be able to provi ide the same 7. To the extent that the proposed satellite area contains any portion ofas subdivision, the entire 8. The Town of Princeton is exempt from the following noncontiguous standards stating the area within the proposed satellite corporate limits, when added to the area within all other satellite corporate limits oft the Town, does not exceed ten percent (10%) ofthe area within the primary  hereby make the following findings:  in that:  described therein.  therein, except those not required to sign by G.S. 160A-58.1(a). the primary corporate limits ofthe Town of Princeton: municipality other than the Town of Princeton:  services as are provided within its primary corporate limits;  subdivision is included;  corporate limits oft the Town, pursuant G.S. 160A-58.I(b)(5).  In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of the Town of Princeton, this Ist day  ofA August, 2022.  III  (SEIO PRINCEO  1873 CORPORATE  Apitwittamane Aprif Williamson, Town Clerk    PBTITIONREQUESTING ANNEXATIONFOR PARCEL # 04010002A 2.45ACRE PRINCETON CHURCH OF GOD.INC.  DATE: 7-7-22  To the Board of Commissioners oft the Town of Princeton:  1. Wethe undersigned owners ofreal property respectfully request that the area described in 2. The area to be annexed will be a non-contiguous to the Town ofPrinceton and the Being shown on the attached map and described by metes and bounds as follow:  Paragraph 2 below be annexed to the Town ofPrinceton.  boundaries ofsuch territory are as follow:  BEGINNING ini the northern right-of-way ofUS Highway 70, at a point identified as the PT of curve Station 890 + 00.86 NC DOT Project No. 8.1236905, thence North 66 degrees 11 minutes 10 seconds West 2.75 feet to aj point; thencel North 18 degrees 32 minutes 33 seconds East 150.00 feet to an NIP, said point being the Southwest corner of Oliver Farms, Inc. as described in Deed Book 870, Page 339; thence following the Oliver Farms, Inc. line South 79 degrees 36 minutes 43 seconds East 472.87 feet to a point; thence South 02 degrees 00 minutes 03 seconds East 122.58 feet to a point, being the northwest corner of property now or formerly owned by Donald G. Sullivan as set forth in Deed Book 742, Page 22; thence following the Sullivan line, South 08 degrees 30 minutes 39 seconds West 154.42 feet to a point set in the northern right ofway line of US Highway 70; thence following the northern right of way line ofUS Highway 70 North 66 degrees 10 minutes 18 seconds West 537.55 feet to the place and point of BEGINNING, containing 2.454 acres excluding the highway right of way and being a portion of Tract 4 ofthe property now or formerly owned by Oliver Farms, Inc. as described in Deed Book 870, Page 339 according to a plat entitled, "Survey for Princeton Church of God", prepared by Dennis Ray Blackmon, RLS and dated May 10,  1999.  amlglu Pbhehaaddress 6085 Hwy 70  Prnce-fon,  Bywboln  27569    WGIINTV    10/1221,3:40PM  Boonk Hill Township, North Carolina to 101 Knollwood Dr, Selma, NC 27576- Google Maps  Google Maps Boon Hill Township, North Carolina to 101 Knollwood Drive 5.2r miles, 7 min  Dr, Selma, NC2 27576  9  9  Google  Map data 02021 1000ftu,  via US-70 W and Peedin Rd  7min 5.21 miles 7min 4.4r miles 9min 5.9 miles  Best route  via US-70 W and  Store Country Rd  lvel  To Pne  via US-70 ALT W  Explore 101 Knollwood Dr  44    B  P  Restaurants Hotels Gas stations Parking Lots More  MAwsSsETA.MO--wSAcONXMANANABREORwseN 1/1    10/1221,3:17PM Google 2 seAeitisa.ctet 9  Boonk Hill Township, North Carolina to Pondfield Rd, Princeton, NC 27569- Google Maps  Boon Hill Township, North Carolina to Pondfield Rd,  Drive 1.6r miles, 2 min  Maps  Princeton, NC: 27569  o  9  Google  Map data 02021 1000fts  via US-70E E 21 min without traffic  2min 1.61 miles  Explore Pondfield Rd  To Town Lmits  41    3  Restaurants Hotels Gas stations Parking Lots Less  E Banks & Takeout  E Pharmacies 2E Groceries E Hospitals  Post offices  htps.www.google.commaps.din354697381,78202162354717812-7818526820354657244,76.1960104,1526aba-4mg4melim5i3m4l1m2.. 1/1    $1604-58.1. Petition for annexation; standards.  (a) Upon receipt of a valid petition signed by all of the owners of real property in the area described therein, a city may annex an area not contiguous to its primary corporate limits when the area meets the standards set out in subsection (b) of this section. The petition need not be signed by the owners of real property that is wholly exempt from property taxation under the Constitution and laws of North Carolina, nor by railroad companies, public utilities as defined in G.S. 62-3(23), or electric or telephone membership corporations. A petition is not valid in any of  the following circumstances:  (1) (2)  Itisu unsigned.  Itis signed by the city for the annexation of property the city does not own or have a legal interest in. For the purpose of this subdivision, a city has no legal interest in a State-maintained street unless it owns the underlying fee (3) Itis for the annexation of property for which a signature is not required and A noncontiguous area proposed for annexation must meet all of the following (1) The nearest point on the proposed satellite corporate limits must bei notmore than three miles from the primary corporate limits of the annexing city. No point on the proposed satellite corporate limits may be closer to the primary corporate limits of another city than to the primary corporate limits ofthe annexing city. excepi as selforth in subsection (b2)ofthis section. The area must be SD situated that the annexing city will be able Lo providle thesames services within the proposedsatelite. corporate limits thatitprovides aS defined in G.S. 160A-376, allofthe hdivision must be included. The area within the proposed suteilite corporaie limits. when added to the area within all other satellite corporate limits. may not exceed ten percent 1050ofthe aurea within the primary corporate limits ofthe annexing city. This subdivision does not apply to the Cities of Asheboro, Belmont. Claremont. Concord, Conover. Durham. Elizabeth City, Gastonia. Greenville, Hickory. Kannapolis.Lozust, Marion, Mount Airy, Mount Holly, New Bern, Newton, Oxford, Randleman. Roanoke Rapids, Rockingham. Saluda, Sanford, Salisbury. Southport, Statesville, and Washington and the Towns of Ahoskie. Angier. Apex, Ayden. Benson, Bladenboro, Bridgeton. Bunn. Burgaw, Calabash. Carthage. Catawba, China Grove, Clayton, Columbia. Columbus, Cramerton. Creswell. Dallas. Dobson, Four Oaks. Franklin, Franklinton. Fuquay-Varina, Garner, Godwin, Granite Quarry, Green Level. Grimesland, Harrisburg, Holly Ridge, Holly Springs, Hookerton, Hope Mills, Huntersville. Jamestown, Kenansville. Kenly. Knightdale, Landis, Leland, Lillington, Louisburg, Maggie Valley, Maiden, Mayodan, Maysville. Middlesex. Midland, Mocksville, Morrisville, Mount Pleasant, Nashville. Oak Island, Ocean Isle Beach, Pembroke, Pine Level,  and not just an easement.  the property owner objects to the annexation.  (b) standards:  (2) 31  within its primary corporate limits. IFthe area poup sedfor annesari n.ts  : a thereof.isas subdivision    Pollocksville, Princeton, Ranlo, Richlands, Rolesville, Rutherfordton, Shallotte, Siler City, Smithfield, Spencer, Spring Lake, Stem, Stovall, Surf City, Swansboro, Taylorsville, Troutman, Troy, Wallace, Warsaw, Watha, Waynesville, Weldon, Wendell, West Jefferson, Wilson's Mills, Windsor,  Yadkinville, Youngsville, and Zebulon.  (bl) Repealed by Session Laws 2004-203, SS. 13(a) and 13(d), effective August 17, 2004. (b2) A city may annex a noncontiguous area that does not meet the standard set out in subdivision (b)(2) of this section if the city has entered into an annexation agreement pursuant to Part 6 of this Article with the city to which a point on the proposed satellite corporate limits is closer and the agreement states that the other city will not annex the area but does not say that the annexing city will not annex the area. The annexing city shall comply with all other requirements (c) The petition shall contain the names, addresses, and signatures of all owners of real property within the proposed satellite corporate limits (except owners not required to sign by subsection (a)), shall describe the area proposed for annexation by metes and bounds, and shall have e attached thereto a map showing the area proposed for annexation with relation to the primary corporate limits of the annexing city. When there is any substantial question as to whether the area may bec closer to another city than to the annexing city, the map shall also show: the area proposed for annexation with relation to the primary corporate limits of the othercity. The city council may (d) A city council which receives a petition for annexation under this section muy by ordinance require that the pelitioners file a signeustatement declaring W hether ornotvewtedrighis with respect tothep P-miUN,AENeT patitionl havebeen establishedumaler G.S. 160A-385.1 or G.S. 153A-344.1.Irthe starement docires that such righis have been established. the city muy reyuire petitioners to provide proofofsuch, rights. A statement whichdeularsthat. novestedrights huve been estublished under G.S. 160A-385.1 DE G.5.153A-344.1 shall ba binling 0n tha landowner and any such vested rights shall be terminated. 0973,C.1175.5. 2: 19891 (Reg, Sess.. 1990), C.996, S.4; 1997-2.s S. 1;2001-37,5. 1;2001-72,5.1 1:2001-438,5.1:2002-121.s.:2003- 30.s.1 1:2004-203, S. 13(a), (c): 2004-57, S. 1: 2004-99. 5. 1; 2004-203, S5. 13(a)-(d): 2005-52,s. 1:2005-71,5. 1; 2005-79. S. 1:2005-173.: S. 1:2 2005-433, S. 9; 2006-62, $.1:2006-122, 5. 1:2006- 130. S. 1: 2007-17, S. 1:2007-26, 55, 1.2(a): 2007-62, S. 1; 2007-225, S. 1: 2007-311.s 1:2007- 342. 5. 1; 2008-24. 5. 1: 2008-30, 5. 1: 2009-10. 5. 2; 2009-53. S. 1; 2009-111.s. : 2009-156.5. 1: 2009-298, S. 1; 2009-323, S. 1; 2011-57, S. 1; 2012-96, S. 1; 2013-248, S. 1; 2014-30, S. 2(a); 2015-80, S. 1; 2015-81, s. 2(a); 2015-172, S. 2; 2016-48, S. 2; 2018-56, S. 1; 2019-58, S. 1:2019-  of this section.  prescribe the form of the petition.  103, S. 1;2019-160, S.1.)    RESOLUTON#20220801  TOWN OF PRINCETON  IOb  RESOLUTION FIXING DATE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON QUESTION  OF ANNEXATION PURSUANT TO G.S. 160A-31  WHEREAS, a petition requesting annexation ofa an area described herein has been received; WHEREAS, the Board of Commissioners: has by resolution directed the Town Clerk to WHEREAS, certification by the Town Clerk as to the sufficiency of the petition has been NOW,THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by thel Board of Commissioners of the Town of Section 1. A public hearing on the question of annexation of the area described herein will be held at the Princeton Town Hall located at 503 Dr. Donnie H. Jones Jr Blvd West at' 7:00  and  investigate the sufficiency of the petition; and  made;  Princeton that:  p.m. on September 12, 2022.  Section 2. The area proposed for annexation is described as follows:  BEGINNING in the northern right-of-way ofUS Highway 70, at a point identified as the PT of curve Station 890 + 00.86 NC DOT Project No. 8.1236905, thence North 66 degrecs 11 minutes 10 seconds West 2.75 feet to a point; thence North 18 degrees 32 minutes 33 seconds East 150.00 feet to an NIP, said point being the Southwest corner of Oliver Farms, Inc. as described in Deed Book 870, Page 339; thence following the Oliver Farms, Inc. line South 79 degrees 36 minutes 43 seconds East 472.87 feet to a point; thence South 02 degrees 00 minutes 03 scconds East 122.58 feet to a point, being the northwest corner of property now or formerly owned by Donald G. Sullivan as set forth in Deed Book 742, Page 22; thence following the Sullivan line, South 08 degrees 30 minutes 39 seconds West 154.42 feettoa point set in the northern right of way line ofus Highway 70; thence following the northern right of way line of US Highway 70 North 66 degrces 10 minutes 18 seconds West 537.55 feet to the place and point of BEGINNING, containing 2.454 acres excluding the highway right of way and being a portion ofTract 4 oft the property now or formerly owned by Oliver Farms, Inc. as described in Deed Book 870, Page 339 according to a plat entitled, "Survey for Princeton Church of God", prepared by Dennis Ray Blackmon, RLS and dated May 10,  1999.  Section 3. Notice of the public hearing shall be published in the Johnstonian News,a newspaper having general circulation in the Town of Princeton, at least ten (10) days prior  to the date of the public hearing.  Donald B. Rains, Mayor  Attest:  April Williamson, Town Clerk    12  Town of PRINCETON FSL1873  Town Administrator Report  A. NCDOT has contacted me to let us know that Princeton has 3 State Roads that are ont the resurfacing list to be B. We received 25K from a private contribution to apply towards the Princeton Community Center.  completed between August 2022 - December 2023.  "Popsicles int the Park" was held at the Ray Floors Park on Thursday. July 141 from 11-1. The Princeton Police, Fire, Rescue and PU were all on site interacting with the community youth and adults. We estimate that around 200 D. We are in talks with the. JCS Senior Program and the. JC "MyKidsClub" program about partnering/leasing some area of1 the new community center for these programs. Both parties are highly interested. Commissioner Dickie Braswell called me (7/26) and stated that he is for the Martin Livestock Rd expansion G. Brad (Code Enforcement) and myself met with Phil's Garage about the roadside parking. We addressed concerns from citizens about the road side parking for the vehicle repairs. Option 1-1 He would bei interested in renting the back oft the current community center lot to park vehicles in waiting for a "rental" fee. Option 2- We will reach out to the owners of Kemp Motors to discuss him "renting" that lot to park vehicles in waiting. Option 3- We will reach out to the owners of Kemp Motors also to inform them of the clean up around the property that H. Lunch meeting with. John Bell, Don Rains, Marla Ashworth, Mike Rose and myself on July 13 went very well. Discussed many Princeton topics from WWTP, NCDOTI 142, round-abouts, assistance withi the community center . We are int the process of upgrading the town phone system and website. The website is dated and the programming for that date site is limited. This was in the works prior to my arrival and there are no fees involved other than the yearly domain service dues which are very minimal. The phone system we have is very dated. Our phones have cracked/aded screens and they crackle quit often. We have reached out to 3 different providers to K. REMINDER:Tuesday, August 2 at the Princeton United Methodist Church we are hosting our 1t (Princeton Downtown Development) luncheon. 12-2. See agenda below. Also County Manager Rick Hester, Asst. CM Chad McLamb, BOCC Chair Butch Lawter, and BOCC Repl Dickie Braswell have alll been invited and confirmed they plan  citizens came to the park for this 2 hour event.  Reminder oft the w/S Rehab + Massey Holt Rd bids on August 11. project and is willing to do what he can to help with that project.  needs to be done asap. Also to see ift they would be willing to sell that property to Phil's.  funding, and working on a! 5 year project plan for Princeton. We willl have 3 BOA cases in August for variances.  get quotes and met with each 21 times. We have decided to go with  and the cost will be  (Iwill insert this once we decide).  to attend.    Town of Princeton Luncheon Agenda  "Downtown Development"  Date: August2,2022 Time: 12:00pm -L Lunch Provided  Location: Princeton United Methodist Church-101 W. 15St. Princeton, NC  Agenda  12:00pm Welcome - Michael King, Town. Administrator Princeton, Introductions, Open Floor  12:10-12:45pm Lunch Presentation) Presentation)  12:45-1:15pm Triangle East Chamber of Commerce President- Maureen McGuinness (Triangle East Chamber 1:15-1:30pm NCI Department of Commerce Economic Development- Bruce Naegelen (Economic Development 1:45-2:00pm Mayor Don Rains, Town of Princeton BOC, and/or other- - Closing Remarks, Thank' You.  1:30-1:45pm Carlie Rye 102.3 Country Superstars Radio (Presentation)    FYI  POI Box 67 Princeton NC27569 Phone: (919)936-8171 Fax: (919)936-2918  Town of Princeton  Memo  To: Board of Commissions From: April Williamson CC: Date: 7/27/2022 Re: Pine Level Agreement  The Pine Level Board of Commissioners met on July 18th and adopted the Resolution to Pursue Interlocal Agreements Between the Town of Pine Level and the Town of Princeton. I am attaching a  copy for your review. April Williamson    RESOLUTION TO PURSUE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENTS BETWEEN THE TOWN OF PINE LEVEL AND THE TOWN OF PRINCETON  WHEREAS the Town of Pine Level owns and operates a watertreatment plant and water supply  wells; and  WHEREAS the Town of Pine Level is willing to increase its water capacity; and WHEREAS the Town of Pine Level is open to becoming a regional water system; and WHEREAS the Town of Princeton owns and operates a wastewater treatment plant; and WHEREAS the Town of Princeton is willing to increase its wastewater treatment capacity; and WHEREAS the Town of Princeton is willing to become a regional wastewater system; and WHEREAS the potential exists for other services provided by the Town of Pine Level, the Town NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Town of Pine Level Board of Commissioners to pursue the adoption ofi interlocal agreements to provide water to and purchase wastewater treatment from the Town of Princeton. Pursuant to this goal the Town of Pine Level agreesto participate in the studies, discussions, and negotiations required to regionalize water and wastewater services in eastern Johnston County in partnership with the Town of Princeton. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Town of Pine Level Board of Commissioners is also willing to pursue regionalization of additional services with the Town of Princeton as the need and  of Princeton, or both to regionalize;  opportunity: arise.  PINE  1873. - ORPOR  Adopted this the 18th of July2 2022. A  Attest:  TOWNSEAL  Caillae Connie N. Capps, Town Clerk