MINUTES King City Council Regular Meeting June 03, 2024  The King City Council convened for its regular meeting at the King City Hall, Council Chambers, 229 S. Main St, King., on Monday, June 3, 2024, at 6:00 pm. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss and make decisions on various city matters. Present at the meeting were Mayor Rick McCraw, Councilwoman Terri Fowler, Councilman Michael Lane, Councilman Tyler Bowles, City Manager Scott Barrow, City Clerk Nicole Branshaw, Intern City Engineer Ben Marion, Director of Finance and Personnel Susan O'Brien, City Planner Jon Grace, Police Chief. Jordan Boyette, Senior Center Director Paula Hall, Interim Water Plant Superintendent Mark Danley, Supervisor ofF Public Works Ricky Lewis, Superintendent of Public Utilities Robert Pettitt, Interim Superintendent of Public Utilities Chuck Moser, Assistant Fire Chief Jonathan Lane, Public Works and Public Utilities Employees G. Calloway, R.E Boles, T. Alley, M. Tackett, J. George, B. Southern, J. Cook, A. Gallimore, City Attorney Walter W. Pitt Jr., Chaplain Paul Norman and Chaplain Rick Hughes. Mayor Pro Tem Jane Cole was absent  from the meeting.  Mayor McCraw called the meeting to order. Chaplain Paul Norman offered the invocation.  Mayor McCraw mentioned the community announcements listed on the agenda. Lane seconded the motion, which was carried by a unanimous vote of 3-0.  Councilwoman Fowler made a motion to excuse Mayor Pro Tem Cole from the meeting. Councilman  ADIUSTMENTS1 TO AGENDA PUBLIC COMMENT  None  Mayor McCraw opened the floor to receive public comment.  1. Dane Heath, representing the Downtown King Partnership, addressed the Mayor and Council, providing a réview of the successful Dinner on Dalton event. He expressed gratitude to the city staff and Council for their help and support, which contributed to the event's success. Mr. Heath proudly announced that the event raised a commendable twenty thousand dollars with 150 attendees. He eagerly anticipates the next event, the Oktoberfest 2. Dan Corder, from the Village of Tobaccoville, addressed the Mayor and Council, expressing his heartfelt thanks for the renewal of the Interlocal Agreement for Bulk Pickup with Tobaccoville. He particularly appreciated the opportunity for our staff to assist with the process again, a testament to their excellent work. Mr. Corder emphasized that he always enjoys working with our city staff, a sentiment that underscores the strong working  on September 21, 2024.  relationship between the two communities.  There being no one to give written or verbal requests wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw closed the  meeting's public comment portion at 6:09 pm. **SEE DOCUMENT #1**    CONSENT AGENDA  Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve the consent agenda as presented. Councilman Bowles  seconded the motion, which was carried by a unanimous vote of 3-0.  Consent agenda items were: A. APPROVAL OF MINUTES:  a. May 6, 2024, Regular Meeting b. May 8, 2024, Budget Workshop COUNTY TAX ADMINISTRATION . CONSIDERATION OF RESOLUTION 2024-08  B. ORDER OF COLLECTIONS OF 2024, & 2023 AND PRIOR YEARS' TAXES BY FORSYTH  INTRODUCTION TO NEW EMPLOYEE Mayor McCraw recognized new employee: RECOGNITION OF EMPLOYEE OF THE QUARTER  Eric Oakley = Part-time Patrol Officer (Sworn in on May 2, 2024)  Mayor McCraw recognized Gina Calloway, Administrative Assistant of the Public Works/Utilities Department, as the City of King Employee of the Quarter for the second quarter of 2024 and RECOGNITION OESOYEARSOESERVCEFORPURLCUILTESSUPERNTENDENT ROBERT PETTITT Robert Pettitt, Public Utilities Superintendent, will be celebrating 50 years of service with the City ofK King Water and Sewer System on June 6th, 2024. Mr. Pettitt started with the King Water District System on June 6th, 1974. Robert has worked every job dealing with the water and sewer system, including installing water and sewer lines, reading meters, fixing leaks, and maintaining pump stations. Robert was the first employee to work the night shift at the City of King Water Treatment Facility as well. When the City of King purchased the water district system in 1989, Robert, along with other staff employed by the King Water District System, was employed by the City of King. Robert Pettitt will have served 50 years of service with the City of King's water and sewer system (35 years with the City of King) and will be retiring on. July 1*, 2024. We are honored to recognize At the meeting, the Mayor presented Mr. Pettitt with a plaque to recognize him for 50 years of service with the City of King's water and sewer system, 35 of which were with the City of King. PUBLIC HEARING FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION REQUEST BY BENNIE & DOROTHY SULLIVAN. The property owner is requesting voluntary annexation per our utility's extension section of our  presented her with a recognition certificate, jacket, and check.  Robert became the City ofl King Public Utilities Superintendent in 1996.  a great and lengthy career.  ORDINANCE #2024-03.  ordinance. This tract is for a single-family dwelling and contains 2.14 acres,  Sec. 29-232. - General policies regarding extensions.  (b)! Its shall be the general policy of the city to permit extensions of water and sewer service to areas outside the city's corporate limits but within the city's adopted area of consideration for annexation only when such areas or developments simuitaneously with the request for water and/or sewer service agree to petition the city for annexation, where practical, prior to the extension of such service. The board shall have the authority to waive this requirement when annexation would be  impractical, legally impossible, or would not be in the best interest of the city.    (d) The board shall have the authority to make exceptions to these policies for reasons determined  to be in the best interest of the city. Sec. 29-336. - Use of public sewers.  (b) It shall be unlawful to discharge to any natural outlet within the local government, or in any area under the jurisdiction of the local government, any wastewater or other polluted waters, except where suitable treatment has been provided in accordance with the provisions of this article and with regulations of the state division of environmental management, department of natural resources and community development. Except as otherwise provided in this article, it shall be unlawful to construct or maintain any privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool, or other facility (c) The owner of all houses, buildings, or properties used for human occupancy, employment, recreation, or other purposes, situated within the local government and abutting on any street, alley, or right-of-way in which there is now located or may in the future be located, a public sanitary sewer of the local government, is required, at the owner's expense, to install suitable toilet facilities, and to connect such facilities directly with the proper public sewer in accordance with the provisions oft this article, within 90 days after the date of the official notice to do sO, provided that such public Sullivan's septic system is failing and requires repairs. They have submitted a letter to the City Mayor McCraw opened the public hearing for the voluntary annexation request by Bennie & Dorothy Sullivan Ordinance #2024-03 at 6:20 pm. There being no one to give written or verbal requests The base rate for water and sewer inside city limits is $155.96/2 months, and the outside rate for Staff has investigated the request and advertised it per the state statutes. They recommend approval  intended or used for the disposal of wastewater.  sewer is within 150 feet of the property line.  Council, "Exhibit A."  wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw closed the public hearing at 6:20 pm. water is $173.90. If annexed, city tax would be applied to this parcel. of Ord. #2024-03, with an effective date of June 3, 2024.  Aza 214A 2234 OOFFRD  1419A 5213  4343A 8115 30OFFRD  3.954 9030 GOF  5501A 2777    Motion  Councilman Lane moved to approve Bennie & Dorothy Sullivan Ordinance #2024-03's voluntary annexation request. Councilwoman Fowler seconded the motion, which was carried by a unanimous PUBLIC HEARING FOR VOLUNTARY ANNEXATION REQUEST BY KING'S CROSS PROPERTIES LLC. The property owner is requesting a voluntary annexation per our utility's extension section of our ordinance. This tract, which contains approximately 37.46 acres, is for King's Crossing PUD. (b) Its shall be the general policy oft the city to permit extensions of water and sewer service to areas outside the city's corporate limits but within the city's adopted area of consideration for annexation only when such areas or developments simultaneously with the request for water and/or sewer service agree to petition the city for annexation, where practical, prior to the extension of such service. The board shall have the authority to waive this requirement when annexation would be (d) The board shall have the authority to make exceptions to these policies for reasons determined Mayor McCraw opened the public hearing for the- voluntary annexation request by King's Cross Properties LLC. ordinance #2024-04 at 6:22 pm. There being no one to give written or verbal requests wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw closed the public hearing at 6:22 pm. Outside sewer rates would apply if the property wère not annexed into the city and the owner understands this. If annexed, the city would gain an additional tax base and would also be required Staff has investigated the request and advertised it per the state statutes. They recommend approval  vote of 3-0. **SEE DOCUMENT #2** ORDINANCE #2024-04.  Sec. 29-232. - General policies regarding extensions.  impractical, legally impossible, or would not be in the best interest of the city.  to be in the best interest of the city.  to provide city services.  of Ord. #2024-04, with an effective date of. June 3, 2024.  ok  SEFMANYa RAFRE ONEF  MT E  a  BA.  E AE A a B" w-w  NG  30 Dvenve  SEN T  XXSXXE        44  SMANNY REVET aNzF  EA  5  TNT  F  ZF-  Motion  Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve King's Cross Properties, LLC, Ordinance #2024-04's voluntary annexation request. Councilman Bowles seconded the motion, which was carried by a PUBLICHEARING FOR ORDINANCE AMENDMENT IN CITYOFKING CODE OF ORDINANCES - Chapter 28 Traffic and' Vehicles, Article II Parking, Stopping and Standing, Division 1 Generally Sections 28- An amended attachment sheet was given to the Council at the start of the meeting for this agenda To add more detail to the definitions of street, roadway, and sidewalk and include a definition of right of way. This will allow parking in marked areas of public streets in the downtown area of King but not allow parking in city-ownéd streets unless otherwise posted. This is an effort to clarify the city's ordinance for parking on public streets. This will be adopted under Ordinance No. 2024-07. Street includes all land area for purposes of vehicular travel, improvements, including the improved road surface, sidewalks, curb and gutter, andtheentiearalying-ahnthe-gta way-ofevery-public-street-alley, cul de sac's, highway, avenue, bridge and other ways of public Roadway means that portion of a street improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular Sidewalk means any portion of the street between the roadway and the adjacent property line, Right of Way means any portion 20 feet from the center line of the street, or 40 feet total including the street portion as well as the property past the street and curb and gutter. The portion of the Right of way's past the back of the curb and gutter are not travelled portions of a street.  unanimous vote of 3-0. **SEE DOCUMENT #3**  36 Through 28-50.  item.  passage within the corporate limits of the city. traffic, including that part used for parking. intended for the use of pedestrians    DIVISION 3. - PARKING IN THE TRAVELED PORTION OF A PUBLIC STREETI3)  Sec. 28-86. - Prohibited parking.  Ina accordance with G.S. 160A-301 and Appendix D, Sections 100 through 600 of the NC Fire Code, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the-traveled.portion-o: any public street, alley or highway or on any public sidewalk within the corporate limits of the city, unless the vehicle is disabled to such an extent that it is not reasonably practical to avoid stopping and temporarily leaving the vehicle upon the traveled portion of a public street or highway or on a sidewalk, or unless parking or standing is specifically authorized by the city and is sO indicated by officially Motorists within the City of King have a responsibility to use good judgment when parking vehicles on a public street, alley or highway and to do sO consistent with the provisions of G.S. 20-161 only during an event that a vehicle is disable. Notwithstanding the foregoing,  posted signs.  the following actions or activities shall not be subject to this section:  (1) Vehicles associated with trash pick-up;  (2) Vehicles engaged in delivery of packages or services;  (3) United States Post Office vehicles;  (4) City government vehicles while in the preforming duties  (5) Commercial vehicles engaged in construction, demolition or renovation/repair of real property or improvements upon real property located at the street that property is being (6) Vehicles associated with a private gathering on a short-term basis including, but not limited to, social gatherings, funerals, sporting events and educational gatherings. For this section to apply, vehicles must have two wheels (front and back) off the paved portion of the road, highway or alleyway, unless there is a curb and gutter, in which case, front and back wheels shall be within the gutter and is limited to a time frame of no more than (7) Vehicles parked in the designated downtown district of the City of King intended as follows: West Dalton Road from Pulliam St. to W School St. and South Main St. from New  renovated/repaired;  4hours per gathering.  St. to Obert. Dr.  Discussion was held, and recommendations were made. Spelling correction pointed out to reflect "only during an event that a vehicle is disabled. " Make sure the approval includes the enforcement language. Added number (7) section reading, "(7) Vehicles parked in the designated downtown district of the City of King intended as follows: West Dalton Road from Pulliam St. to W School St. and South Main St. from New St. to Obert. Dr." It was pointed out that fines remained the same and were located in the ordinance section. Spelling correction of section (4) performing."    Mayor McCraw opened the public hearing to the ordinance amendment in the City of King code of ordinances, ordinance #2024-07, at 6:28 pm. There being no one to give written or verbal requests Staff recommend adopting the changes to the City of King Code of Ordinances in Chapter 28, Article II, Division 1 Sections 28-36 through 28-50, as amended in Ordinance No. 2024-07.  wishing to speak. Mayor McCraw closed the public hearing at 6:28 pm.  MOTION  Councilman Bowles made amotion to approve and adopt the changes tot the City ofk King Ordinances in Chapter 28, Article Il, Division 1 Sections 28-36 through 28-50, as amended in Ordinance No. 2024-07 with the contingencies that the discussion recommendations were updated. Councilman Lane seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously, 3-0. **SEE DOCUMENT #4**  SURPLUS AUCTION ON GOVDEALS.COM  A City auction is held when surplus items have accumulated in a quantity that warrants holding an NCGS 160-270(c) authorizes the city to advertise electronic auctions only through electronic means. GovDeals will charge the city 7.5% of auction revenues. Utilizing electronic advertising will save the  auction. Following this page is a list of items no longer needed by the city. These advertisements will be placed on the city's website and Facebook page.  city advertising fees. MOTION #5**  Councilwoman Fowler moved to approve Resolution 2024-05 for items to be auctioned. Councilman Bowles seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously, 3-0. **SEE DOCUMENT  DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS  Councilwoman Fowler made a motion to acknowledge that the departmental reports had been received. Councilman Lane seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously by a vote of 3-0. Councilman Lane asked about the status of the digital sign and was told that all we are waiting on Councilwoman Fowler stated she attended her first Tourism Development Authority meeting in Stokes County, which was led by Tory Mabe. They learned that the Days Inn in King is now part of the Wyndham chain, and they paid roughly $2600/mo. in occupancy taxes last month. Mayor McCraw reviewed some of the events that took place over the past month, including the Community Shed Event- filling 16 cans worth of paper to be shredded--Dinner on Dalton, Memorial Day Service, Dedication of the 20th Habitat House, and Veteran's Breakfast at the Senior CLOSEDSESSION TO ESTABLISH ORI INSTRUCT THE STAFF OR AGENTCONCERNING THE POSSIBLE NEGOTIATION OF THE PRICE OR LEASE TERMS OF A CONTRACT CONCERNING THE ACQUISITION  ITEMS OF GENERAL CONCERN is for power to be accessible there.  Center.  OF REAL PROPERTY PER N.C. GENERAL STATUTE 143-318.11. (a)(5).    Councilman Bowles moved to adjourn to a closed session at 6:43 pmi fori the purpose of establishing or instructing the staff or agent concerning the possible negotiation of the price or lease terms of a contract concerning the acquisition of real property per [N.C.G.S. 143-318.11 (A) (5). Mayor McCraw reconvened the meeting at 7:24 pm, stating no action was taken in the closed  Councilwoman Fowler seconded the motion, carried by a unanimous vote of 3-0.  session. ADJOURNMENT  Councilwoman Fowler motioned to adjourn the meeting at 7:25 pm. Councilman Lane seconded  the motion, which was carried by a unanimous vote of 3-0.  ***Clerks Note: See Documents 1-5 for supporting documents. ***  Approved by:  CAINCIL NORTH CAROMINA IY OF  Hkmhs  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  Attest:  ier Brenskew Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    BOARD: Cey/Coonal DATE: l/3/2024 DOCUMENT#: 1 PAGES: 1  -  - 3  6 7 00    BOARD: CfyCouncil DATE: 613/2024 DOCUMENT #: 2 PAGES: 5    City of King Resolution 2024-03 NC G.S. 160A.31(c)  Resolution fixing date of a public hearing on question of annexation pursuant to  Whereas, a petition requesting annexation oft the non-contiguous area described Whereas, the City Council has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate Whereas, certification by the City Clerk as to the sufficiency of the petition has Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the King City Council of the City of King, Section 1. A public hearing on the question of annexation ofi the non- contiguous area described herein will be held at City Hall at 6 pm on June 3, 2024. Section 2. The area proposed to be annexed is described as follows:  herein has been received; and the sufficiency of the petition: and  been made; North Carolina that:  (See Metes & Bounds Description attached)  Section 3. Notice of the public hearing shall be published once ini the Stokes News, a newspaper having general circulation in the City of King, NC, at least ten (10)  days prior to the date of the public hearing.  CAINCT   NORTH CAROUNA OF  ibmebis Rick McCraw- Mayor  ATTEST:  Aicde Bransla Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    OR  1983 CITY OFI KING ORDINANCE NO.2024-03 CITY OFI KING, NORTH CAROLINA  AN ORDINANCETO EXTEND THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE  WHEREAS, the City Council oft the City of King has been petitioned under G.S. 160A-31, as amended, to annex the areas described WHEREAS, the City Council of the City of King has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate the sufficiency of said WHEREAS, the City Clerk has certified thes sufficiency ofs said petition(s), and aj publicl hearing on the question oft this annexation(s) was held att the Cityl Hall, 229 South Main Street, King, North Carolina, ats six o'clock p.m. ont the 3rd day of] June 2024; and WHEREAS, the City Council ofthe City ofl King does hereby find as af fact that said petition(s) meetst thei requirements ofG.S. 160A-  herein: and petition(s); and  31, as amended;  NOWTHEREFORE, BEI IT ORDAINED! by the City Council oft the City of] King, North Carolina:  Section 1. By virtue of the authority granted by G.S. 160A-31, as amended, the following described properties are hereby  annexed and made part of the City ofl King as of the 3rd day of. June 2024.  (SEE ATTACHED: BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS)  (Tract Located on Goff] Road owned by Bennie F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan)  Section 2. Upon and after the 3rd day of. June 2024, the described territories andi its citizens and property shall bes subject to all debts, laws, ordinances, and regulations in force in the City of King and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits as other parts oft the City ofl King. Said territories shall be subject to municipal taxes according to G.S. 160A-58.10. Section 3.3 Thel Mayor ofthe City of King shall causet tol be recorded in the office oft thel Register ofDeeds ofForsyth County, and int the office oft the Secretary of State atl Raleigh, North Carolina, an accurate map oft the annexed territory, described in Section 1,h hereof, together with a duly certified copy oft the Ordinance. Such a map shall also be delivered tot the County Board of Elections,  as required by G.S. 160A-288.1. Adopted this the 3rd day ofJ June 2024.  DUNCIL NORTH CAROLINA OF  ATTEST:  lehaenebs Richard E.I McCraw, Mayor  AbBanshaw Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    Apri1:,2024  Bennie and! Dorothy Sulliyan 528GoffRd King, NC27021 RE: Annexation  To-WhomlMay Condem:  My husbandi andi aresubmittinga pattoriobecnsderar forarinekation! bythe City, AS1 understandt, thist formisrequiredtp: apcessditywater/sawe. services- The desiret forcity services is one of neçessilyàsy wewereinformed wemust request a-NK-EMXNN séptic system is-hotalowed: under durrent cityordinances. IgeAeTee ago, phe.dfthepasitive attributésf for dswas gm-pkmataye monthlyWater bill, As senior citizenson: afixedi income, theimportange: ofk lepnelungegmaspbowt has bécome evermpre dritical. While thedrdinanos mandâtewast not wetcomed news, ANe understood andacpeptedthe fagtwéwould! héves to pay fon wâter ertiermmnderotarlhws Wealsouderstand théneedi tora safe ànd sanitaryv water supply butourconoemsarasnas. by filingthis mandated petition'wpvilalsol be subjectedtocilyiases. MAhile repatvingthesentc. system did presental large expense, wel had béen: Mageatamehspetat therepairwould bethélasts onéneédedi inour lifetime. Permanentlyn inoieaingihernontht, expenses by approximately9150/mont.water and additignatcity of Kingannual taxes) is an overwhelming Ouchopei jst thati fwer mustconnectto citywwater/sewer, thecouncil would allowus to remain  thoughtforiwosenlor. citizens onafiked income.. county fesidentsonlyandr minimizé1 the financial burden. Thanksyou in advançeforydur consideration: ofthist tèquést.  Bownil Fbugav Belyk Swlline Benne and Dofothy Sullivan    NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON QUESTION OF ANNEXATION The public will take notice that the City Council oft the City of King will holda ap public hearing att the King City! Hall, 229: S Main St, King, NC 27021,at 6:00 PM on the 3rd day of June 2024, ont the question of annexation oft thei territory de- scribed below, pursuantt to North Carolina General Statule 160A.31(c), atv whichi time the plans for extending municipal services tos saidt territory willl be explained dentor ownng APALABPUTerNVgal residents oft the City territory of King, anda all will be given an opportunity to! be! heard. Ale legible map oft the area tot be annexed freeholdi anda a list interests ofp persons in holdingf the areat to! be identified annexed will who also have be postedi been int the office of City Halla prior atl tot least the date thirty of (30) said days public hearing. BEING, the property of Bennie F.Sullivan and) wife, Dorothy L. Sullivan, recorded in Stokes County Registry recorded in deed book 0527, page 0352, more particularly described as follows: Tax Parçel PIN # 5993542234 BennieF F. Sullivan and wife, Dorothy! L. Sullivan Lying and being STOKES in Yadkin County, Township, North Carolina, and more par- ticularly described asf follows: BEGINNING at ar railroad spike int ther middle oft thei intersection of GoffandF Priddy Roads,and running thence South with 41'21'03" the center of GoffRoad West 377.32f feett to ar railroad spike;! thence North 14'29'56" East 36.25f feett to ani ironp pipe int thes eastern right thence of continu- way line of Goff Road; ing North 14'29'56" East feett to ani iron stake; 145.02 thence ar new line North 06" 06'34" East 170.47 feet to ani iron stake; thence another new! line North 34'15/46" East 103.76f feettoa ani iron stake, thençe North 86'4 45/00" West 30.65f feet toa a pointi int the mid- dle ofPriddy Road; thence with center the ofF Priddy South 15'0506" West1 171.98 feet toa railroad spike int the middle of. the intersection of Goff and Priddy Roads, the placea and point of BEGIN- NING. Containing 2.144 acrès, more orl less, according toa survey prepared by James R. Burrow, R.L.S. designated. Job No. 2088-Drawing No. C-582. Property address: 528 Goff Road, King, NC 27021 Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk Publish: 5-23-242 229119  NORTH CAROLINA STOKES COUNTY  AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION  Before the undersigned, a Notary Public of said County and State, duly commissioned, qualified and authorized by law to administer oaths, sworn, deposes and says: that he (she)is Regional General Manager (Publisher or other officer or employee authorized to make affidavit) of ADAMS PUBLISHING GROUP, LLC, engaged in the publication of a newspaper known as THE STOKES NEWS, published, issued, and entered as periodicals class mail in the city of King in said County and State; that he (she) is authorized to make this affidavit and sworn statement; that the notice or other legal advertisement, a true copy ofwhich is attached hereto, was published in THE STOKES NEWS on the following dates:  personally appeared Serena Bowman  who being first duly  5-23-24  and that the said newspaper in which such notice, paper, document or legal advertisement was published was, at the time ofe each and every such publication, a newspaper meeting all of the requirements and qualifications of Section 1-597 of the General Statutes of North Carolina and was a qualified: newspaper within the meaning of Section 1-597 oft the  General Statutes ofNorth Carolina. This_ 230 day of  2024  Signature of person making affidavit 1  Sworn to and subscribed  a32 day of 2024  before me, this Dey dema Notary Public  2 Bhat  Road  My Commission expires:  Sepebl3oR  JENNA. JOHNSON Notary Public- North Carolina Surry County My Commission Expiress September1 13,2 2026    BOARD: CityCoonail 3 DATE: 6l3/2024 DOCUMENT# 3 PAGES: 4  B 6  00 #    City of King Resolution 2024-04 NC G.S. 160A.31(c)  Resolution fixing date of a public hearing on question of annexation pursuant to  Whereas, a petition requesting annexation of the contiguous area described Whereas, the City Council has by resolution directed the City Clerk to investigate Whereas, certification by the City Clerk as to the sufficiency of the petition has Now, therefore, be it resolved, by the King City Council of the City of King, Section 1. A public hearing on the question of annexation of the contiguous Section 2. The area proposed to be annexed is described as follows:  herein has been received; and the sufficiency of the petition: and  been made; North Carolina that:  area described herein will be held at City Hall at 6 pm on June 3, 2024.  (See Metes & Bounds Description attached)  Section 3. Notice of the public hearing shall be published once in the Stokes News, a newspaper having general circulation in the City of King, NC, at least ten (10)  days prior to the date of the public hearing.  JURCI NORTN CAROMNA  Aibmebs Rick McCraw- Mayor  ATTEST:  icbanslas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    1983 CITYOFI KING ORDINANCE NO. 2024-04 CITY OFI KING, NORTH CAROLINA  AN ORDINANCETO EXTEND THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE  WHEREAS, the City Council ofthe City of Kingl has been petitioned under G.S. 160A-31,a as amended, to annex the areas described WHEREAS, the City Council oft the City of King has, by resolution, directed the City Clerk toi investigate the sufficiency of said WHEREAS, the City Clerk has certified thes sufficiency ofs said petition(s), and aj public hearing on the question ofthis annexation(s) was held at the City Hall, 229 South) Main Street, King, North Carolina, at six o'clock] p.m. on the 3rd day of] June 2024; and WHEREAS, the City Council of the City ofE King does hereby find as ai fact thats said petition(s) meets the requirements ofG.S. 160A-  herein: and petition(s); and  31, as amended;  NOW,THEREFORE, BEIT ORDAINED by the City Council oft the City of King, North Carolina:  Section 1.1 By virtue of the authority granted by G.S. 160A-31, as amended, the following described properties are hereby  annexed and made part oft the City ofl King as oft the 3rd day of June 2024.  (SEE. ATTACHED BOUNDARY DESCRIPTIONS) (Tract Located on Moore Road owned by King's Cross Properties LLC)  Section 2. Upon and after the 3rd day of June 2024, the described territories and its citizens andj property shall be subject to all debts, laws, ordinances, and regulations in force in the City of King and shall be entitled to the same privileges and benefits as other parts ofthe Cityo ofKing. Said territories shall be subject to municipal taxes according to G.S. 160A-58.10. Section 3. Thel Mayor oft the City of King shall causet tol bei recordedi in the office ofthel Register of] Deeds ofl Forsyth County andi int the office oft the Secretary of State at Raleigh, North Carolina, an accurate map oft the annexedi territory describedi in Section 1, hereof, together with a duly certified copy oft the Ordinance. Such a maps shall also be delivered to the County Board of Elections, as  required by G.S. 160A-288.1. Adopted this the 3rd day of June 2024.  ATTEST:  CAURCI NORTH CAROLINA OF KIS  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor  aBanslaw Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    NOTICE OF PUBLIC  HEARING OF ANNEXATION ON QUESTION having a radius of 725.00, an Thep publicy wil take noticet that delta S: 23 02'01"E angle of1 50.01'to 26'10", a thence point, the City Council oft the City of thence S 58 32'44'W 159. 6l'to King willl holda a public hearing ap point in a creek, thence NO4 att the King City! Hall, 229S 40'31"W 7350'to a pointi ina a 6:00 PMc ont the 3rd day of 8510'to creek, thence ap N31 inas creek 57'53"W att the annexation oft thet territory de- intersection ofs southern R/W of scribed below, pursuant to KINGSCOTE WAY, (a 55' North Carolina General Statute Public R/W) thence following 160A.31(c), aty whicht time the said RWW thet following three plans for extending municipal (3) courses N87 29'25'W services tos said territory wil be 55757'to a point, thence explained and all persons resi the arc ofa Curve tot the eg left territory and all residents oft the said curvel having a radius of annexed and al list ofp persons 30'5'1."E 220.001 to a 518". have been identified will also S83 00'50'a W1 138 95' toa  arcl length of 18.11 7'anda  Main St, King, NC 27021,at June 2024, ont the quustion ut  NORTH CAROLINA STOKES COUNTY  pointi  AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION  Before the undersigned, a Notary Public of said County and State, duly dent or owning property insaid 83 17'53W 83.83' to a point. commissioned, qualified and authorized by law to administer oaths, City of) King, willl be given an 269.67 an arcl length of 8417 sworn, deposes and says: that he (she) is Regional General Manager AI legible map oft the areai to be toas 5i8" rebar, thence S 19 (Publisher or other officer or employee authorized to make affidavit) of holdingf freehold interests in rebarthence S7 70 35'26'a W ADAMS PUBLISHING GROUP, LLC, engaged in the publication of a the areat to! be annexed who 225.00' to a5/8" rebar. thence newspaper known as THE STOKES NEWS, published, issued, and entered be posted int the office of City 5/8" rebar. thence $64: 34'22" as periodicals class mail in the city of King in said County and State; that priort to the date ofs said days public S1 19 00'04" WS 84.94'1 toas 5/8" notice or other legal advertisement, at true copy of which is attached hereto, BEING, the property of King's 694 45/12") W 170.8410a5/8"  personally appeared Serena Bowman  who being first duly opportunity tob bel heard.  and thence a delta S 70: angle 35'26" of W 17 189 53'03". 82'  Hall atl least thirty (30) recorded in Stokes County Registry in deed book 691, scribeda ast follows: Lying and being in) Yadkin Beginning on a point in the  W83.84'to a 5/8" rebarthence rebar, thence S252 21'42" W 7213' toas 5/8" rebart thence N line Of Kingscote Way, thence crossing said RW N 12 36'52 northwestem RWI line of Said Street, thencel Leaving Said a5/8" rebari inl Matthew Smiths 322.5'to with Smith! a: NS 81 20'14" E 3Aaapipe. thence  he (she) is authorized to make this affidavit and sworn statement; that the hearing. was published in THE STOKES NEWS on the following dates:  Cross Properties LLC, tob be rebar int the southeastern RW page 126, more particularly de- E1 192.10't toa 5/8" rebari int the King's Cross Properties LLC, RW N 52 0610" W3 220.44't to Township, STOKES County, eastem line thence with: said North Carolina, and more par- Smith NO 00 32'00" E231,50 to tiçularly described asf follows: a5/8" rebar, thence continuing said point being the following, Connell S 87 48'26" E 1056 Wake Forest University DB. pipe. O'Connel's andi the 340.99t0 a 3A"pipe (flush) the continuing 09'59'0 E 1400 with O'Connell NO4 northeast comer of Wake For the est University, thencel NI1 23'26"W 1551 9 tot the point of kin Valley Railroad. thence beginning, said having NC alongt the southern RWW ofs said State Plane coordinates OfN Railroad the following three (3) 921038.92. E 1606637.18. said point beingt the southeast to ap point, thençe alonga corner oft the existing King City çurvet tot the right S 745 5848'0 Limits, thence froms said POINT OF BEGINNING with having a radius of 1919 42', an' the northem line of the existing arc length of5 506.93 anda a city limits the following Ten. delta angle of 1507'56", (10) courses. S5 54 03'26"W thence continuing along said 282 97'toa ay point. Thence along the arc ofas curvet tot the Moore Road 316 24' to a point right S 533 36'44W 235 52'1 toa in the eastem RW ofsaid point. said curve have a radius road, thence with said RW of45 5'150' an arc length of along the arc ofa ac curve tot the 23.52' and a delta angle ofo left S 02 18a54'0 E 735 85a1 to 53'30" thence S 582 26'21"W the point of beginning, said 50.00't0 a point, thence along curve! having a radius of7 794 the arc ofa curve tot thel left $ 42' an arcl length of 765.07 315 58'29" E16.98'to a point and a delta angle of 551 0'45" said curvel having a radius and containing at total of ofl175.00'an arcl length of 37.464.Ac 16.98'and a delta angle ofo 49'41". thence alongt the arc of As per survey by Slate Survey- acurvei tot the rights S 111 5'40" ing Co PA dated April 17, W1 1795 to a point, said curve 2024, oriented to! NC GRID having a radius of 13 00.m arc! length of1 198 81'anda a delta This property is a portion of angle of 871 9'16", thençe S54 that property as describedin 54'38'0 W8 83.96t toa ap point. DB 691. Pg 126 Oft the Stokes thence alongt the arc ofacurve County as Registry and # desig- tot the right $6 61 0515'a W1 nated Parcel 17400& 64.95 toap point, said curve 34263 ont the Stokes County having a radius of7 766 50, an Tax Maps arc length of 165.27'anda delta angle of 122 2114thençe Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk S6 6715'53"W 2634 43' toa point. thence alongt the arc ofa Publish: 5-23-24: 229117 curve toi the left S6 66 34'41 W '18.17't to a point, said curve  5-23-24  and that the said newspaper in which such notice, paper, document or  legal advertisement was published was, at the time of each and every such eastem R/W of Moore Road, continuing with Smith and O- publication, a newspaper meeting all of the requirements and two (2) courses from a bent %" 36'to ap point, said point! being qualifications of Section 1-597 oft the General Statutes of North Carolina pipe. Ther northwest comer of S41 28'06"E: 28.1 G'from a % and was a qualified newspaper within the meaning of Section 1-597 ofthe 490, Pg.1 1721,N554 4910"E E Catholic Church comer, thence  General Statutes ofNorth Carolina.  09 to a pointin southem RW oft the Yad- courses S 82 3245'E 170 49 E5054 46'to a point, said curve RWW S 63: 24'20'0 E crossing  This_  day of_  2024  23  May  dnebenn Signature of person making affidavit  Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 23r2  of day 2024  Poy Notary Public  Bekh  My Commission expires:  Ooplenbee 133c86  JENNA JOHNSON Notary Public- North Carolina Surry County My CommissionE Expires Beptember 13, 2026    BOARD: City Coondil DATE: 6/3/2024 DOCUMENTH 4 PAGES: 7  la a    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3RD,2024  PART A  Subject:  PUBLIC HEARING FOR ORDINANCE No. 2024-07 AMENDMENT IN CITY  OF KING CODE OF ORDINANCES  Action Requested: Public hearing for text to code of ordinance amendment  Attachments:  None  Submitted By:  29Begeth Jordan Boyette, Police Chief  5-26-24 Date  City Manager Review:  This abstract requires review by:  City Attorney Finance Officer Budget Amendment, Date Reviewed Necessary? Yes NoD Budget Officer City Engineer  Date Reviewed  Scott Barrow, City Manager  Date  Date Reviewed Date Reviewed  PART B  Introduction & Background: Division 1 Sections 28-36 through 28-50. Discussion & Analysis:  This request is being proposed by The City of King as ai text amendment of street, right of way, roadway and sidewalk definitions and the ability to park on city owned public streets that is in Chapter 28, Article Il,    To add more detail to the definitions of street, roadway and sidewalk and include definition of right of way. This will allow parking in marked areas of public streets in the downtown area of King but not allow parking inc city owned streets unless otherwise posted. This is an effort to clarify the city's ordinance for parking on  public streets. This will be adopted under Ordinance No. 2024-07 Chapter 28: Traffic & Vehicles, Sec28-37-Detinitions:  Streeti includes all land areai for purposes of vehicular travel, improvements, including the improved road surface, sidewalks, curb and gutter, andiheemrearagwdyefeveypubictes. alley, cul de sac's, highway, avenue, bridge and other ways of public passage within the corporate limits of Roadwaymeans that portion ofa as street improved, designed or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic, including Sidewalk means any portion oft the street between the roadway and the adjacent property line, intended for Right of Waymeans any portion 201 feet from the center line of thes street, or 40 feet total including the street portion as well as the property past the street and curb and gutter. The portion of the Right ofv way's past the  the city.  that part used for parking. the use of pedestrians  back of the curb and gutter are not travelled portions ofas street.  DIVISION 3.- - PARKING IN THE TRAVELED PORTION OF A PUBLIC STREETI31  Sec. 28-86. - Prohibited parking.  Ina accordance with G.S. 160A-301 and Appendix D, Sections 100 through 600 of the NC Fire Code,no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upon the-traveled portion-of any public street, alley or highway or on any public sidewalk within the corporate limits of the city, unless the vehicle is disabled to such an extent thati iti is not reasonably practical to avoid stopping and temporarily leaving the vehicle upont the traveled portion ofa public street or highway or on a sidewalk, or unless parking or standing is specifically authorized by the city and iss sO Motorists within the City of King have a responsibility to use goodj judgment when parking vehicles on a public street, alley or highway andt to dos SO consistent with the provisions of G.S. 20-161 only. during an event that a vehicle is disable. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following actions or  indicated by officially posted signs.  activities shall not bes subject to this section: (1) Vehicles associated with trash pick-up; (2)) Vehicles engaged in delivery of packages or services; (3) United States Post Office vehicles;  (4) City government vehicles while in the preforming duties  (5)Commercial vehicles engaged in construction, demolition or renovation/repair of real property or improvements upon real property located at the street that property is being renovated/repaired; (6)Vehicles associated with a private gathering on a short-term basis including, but not limited to, social gatherings, funerals, sporting events and educational, gatherings. For this section to apply, vehicles must have two wheels (front and back) off the paved portion of ther road, highway or alleyway, unless therei is a curb and gutter, in which case, front and back wheels shall be within the gutter andi is limited to at timei frame of no more than 4hours per gathering.    CITY OF KING CITY COUNCIL  MEETING DATE: JUNE 3RD, 2024  (7) Vehicles parked in the designated downtown district of the City of Kingi identified as follows: West Dalton Road from Pulliam St. to W: School St. and South Main St. from New St. to Obert. Dr.  Budgetary Impact: Recommendation:  N/A  Staff recommend adopting Ordinance No. 2024-07 Amendments as presented.    NOR7  1983  ORDINANCE NO. 2024-07  AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CITY OF KING CODE OF ORDINANCES: CHAPTER: 28, ARTICLEI II, DIVISION 1, SECTIONS 28-36 THROUGH 28-50  WHEREAS, the city is making a concerted effort to add more detail1 toi the definitions of street, roadway, and sidewalk andi includes a definition of right of way. This amendment will allow parkingi inr marked areas of public streets in the downtown area of King but not in city-owned streets unless otherwise posted. This amendment clearly  demonstrates the city's commitment to transparency and fairness in its parkingregulations.  WHEREAS, a public hearing was conducted on Monday, June 3, 2024, by the King City Council, and, after hearing all persons wishing to comment, and upon review and consideration of the proposed amendments, it is the  desire ofthe City Council oft the City of King Code of Ordinances be amended as outlined below.  NOW, THEREFORE, BE ITORDAINED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KING, NORTH CAROLINA SECTION 01. The City of King Code of Ordinances is hereby amended as depicted in Exhibit A, whichi is SECTION 02. The City Clerk of the City of Kingi is hereby authorized and directed to revise and amend the official records and the Code of Ordinances to reflect the changes as set forth in the aforementioned Exhibit A. SECTION 03. If anys section, subsection, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase, or portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional by any court of competent jurisdiction, such portion shall be deemed severable, and such holding shall not affect the validity oft the remaining portions hereof.  THAT:  attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.  SECTION 04. This Ordinance shall bei int full force andi in effectf from and after the date ofi its adoption and  approval.  mE ais  Richard E. McCraw, Mayor lab Barslas Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk  AIRCT 0  RORTH, CAROLINA OF  as    Ordinance No. 2024-07 June 3, 2024  EXHIBITA  Chapter 28: : Traffic & Vehicles, Sec28-37-Derntions:  Streeti includes all land area for purposes of vehicular travel, improvements, including thei improved road: surface, sidewalks, curb and gutter, amdie-mtiesagwayofeypatic-rsale, cul de: sac's, highway, avenue, Roadwaymeans that portion of a street improved, designed, or ordinarily used for vehicular traffic. Rclding#naEpaRtused Sidewalkmeans any portion of the street between the roadway and the adjacent property line, intended for the use of Right ofl Waymeans any portion 201 feet from the center line oft the street, or 40 feet total including the street portion as well as the property past the street and curb and gutter. The portion oft the Right of Way's past the back oft the curb and gutter are  bridge and other ways of public passage within the corporate limits oft the city.  for-parking. pedestrians.  not travelled portions of a street.  DIVISION 3. PARKING IN THE TRAVELED PORTION OF A PUBLIC STREETI3  Sec. 28-86.- Prohibited parking.  Ina accordance with G.S. 160A-301 and Appendix D, Sections 100 through 600oft the NCI Fire Code, no person shall park or leave standing any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, upontetavaladpesienal: any public street, alley or highway or on any public sidewalk within the corporate limits of the city, unless the vehicle is disabled to such an extent thati iti is not reasonably practical to avoid: stopping and temporarily leaving the vehicle upon the traveled portion of a public street or highway or on a sidewalk, or unless parking or standing is specifically authorized byt the Motorists within the City of King! have a responsibility to use good judgment when parking vehicles on a public street, alley or highway and to dos sO consistent with the provisions of G.S. 20-161 only during an event that a vehiclei is disabled. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the following actions or activities shall not be subject to this section:  city and is so indicated by officially posted signs.  (1) Vehicles associated with trash pick-up; (2) Vehicles engaged in delivery of packages or services; (3) United States Post Office vehicles;  (4) Citys government vehicles while in the performing duties  (5) Commercial vehicles engagedi in construction, demolition or renovation/repair of real property or improvements (6)Vehicles associated with a private gathering on a short-term basis including, but not limited to, social gatherings, funerals, sporting events and educational gatherings. For this section to apply, vehicles must have two wheels (front and back) offt the paved portion of ther road, highway or alleyway, unless there is a curb and gutter, in which case, front and back wheels shall be within the gutter and is limited to at time frame of no more than 4hours per gathering. (7)) Vehicles parked in the designated downtown district of the City of King identified as follows: West Dalton Road  upon real property located at the street that property is being renovated/repaired;  from Pulliam St. to W School St. and South Main St. from New St. to Obert. Dr.  pg.2    NORTH CAROLINA STOKES COUNTY  CLIPPING OF LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT ATTACHED HERE City Notice of King of Public Hearings NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a public hearing willl be held by the City Council of King City Hall, 229 S. Main 2024, Street, beginning on the 3rd at day 6:00 of p.m., June fort the purpose of considering thet following: dinance Amendment of King oft the N.C. codified int thet fol- or lowingr manner: Item 1: Tor review anda approve changes to Chapter 28- Traffic and' Vehicles, Article U- Park- ing, Stopping, Standing. Divi- sion I Generally, Sections 28-36t through: 28-50. CITIZENS ARE! HEREBY NO- TIFIED that upor consideration oft the comments at the herein- City described Council public may hearing, amend the the proposed ordinance: amend- ments prior to adoption. Acopy amendments, oft the proposed ordinance, are onf file at the City Hall fori in- spection by alli interested citi- zens or you can callt the City Clerk's Office at 336.983.8265, ore email nbanshawedlangnous Nicole Branshaw City City Clerk of King, NC Publish: 5-23-24 228806  AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION  Before the undersigned, a Notary Public of said County and State, duly commissioned, qualified and authorized by law to administer oaths, sworn, deposes and says: that he (she)is_ Regional General Manager (Publisher or other officer or employee authorized to make affidavit) of ADAMS PUBLISHING GROUP, LLC, engaged in the publication of a newspaper known as THE STOKES NEWS, published, issued, and entered as periodicals class mail in the city of King in said County and State; that he (she) is authorized to make this affidavit and sworn statement; that the notice or other legal advertisement, a true copy of which is attached hereto, was published in THE STOKES NEWS on the following dates:  personally appeared Serena Bowman  who being first duly  5-23-24  and that the said newspaper in which such notice, paper, document or legal advertisement was published was, at the time of each and every such publication, a newspaper meeting all of the requirements and qualifications of Section 1-597 of the General Statutes of North Carolina and was a qualified newspaper within the meaning of Section 1-597 ofthe  General Statutes ofl North Carolina. This a30 day of  2024  May  sumbon Signature ofp person making affidavit  Sworn to and subscribed before me, this Q3n2 dayof  Poy Notary Public  2024  Best  My Commission expires: Seeb133R6  JENNA. JOHNSON Notary Public- North Carolina Surry County Myo CommissionE Expires September 13,2 2026    BOARD: City, Council DATE: 6l312024 DOCUMENT# #: 5 PAGES: 3  PUBLIC NOTICE  SALE OF CITY-OWNED PERSONAL PROPERTY  Thep public shall taker notice that the City Council oft the City of King has declared thei following property tol be surplus and authorized the City Manager to dispose of such property by electronic auction in accordance with the  requirements of N.C.G.S.: 160A-270:  City of King Electronic Surplus Property Sale June 2024 Auction Equipment NCGS: 160A-270 Item  Department Police Fire  Description 17p patrol laptops and 20 Mounts  RhinoTab/Patrol PC: and Mounts 1.75 Akron Foam Nozzle Assorted 5-strap Scott SCBA masks Assorted 4-strap AV3000 Scott SCBA masks Assorted Scott SCBA detachable regulators Scott AV3000 SCBA mask Scott RICI mask with regulators  With Scott Insight Thermal Camera  All surplus property shall be made available for inspection at reasonable times so that the sale can be conducted beginning on or after. June 17, 2024, by electronic means at www.cl.king.nc.us and/or www.GovDeals.com. With appropriate notice given at www.cl.king.nc.us the City Manager may change the date, place, and time of thes sale. Alli items shall be paid for on) www.GovDeals.com: the city willa accept noy payments fora auctioni items. Terms for item pickup byt the winning bidder will be included in thei item description on www.GovDeals.com.  Posted: 06/04/2024 Nicole Branshaw, NCCMC City Clerk    CITY OF KING RESOLUTION NO. 2024-05  RESOLUTION APPROVING THE ELECTRONIC AUCTION AND DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS PERSONAL PROPERTY  WHEREASThe City of] King has accumulated personal property that is no longer necessary to meet the operational needs oft the City. Traditionally, the City has declared such property tol be surplus and disposed of such property by public auçtion in accordance with the: requirements ofN.C.G.S. 160A-270, to dispose of surplus property with no value in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-266 (d), and to change the use of surplus WHEREAS, each oft thei items described on the next page is declared to be surplus to the needs ofthe City. NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF KING that the sale of all surplus property by electronic auction in accordance with the requirements ofN.C.G.S. 160A-270 is hereby authorized and the City Manager, or other staffd designated by him, is authorized to give appropriate notice and conduct the sale in accordance with thei requirements of all applicable laws.  property per N.C.G.S 160A-265.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, all surplus property shall be made available for inspection at reasonable times sO that the sale can be conducted beginning on or after. June 17, 2024 by electronic means at www.ciking.nc.us and/or www.GoyDeals.com. With appropriate notice given at www.cl.king.ne.us , the date, place and time oft the sale may be changed by the City Manager. Alli items shall be paid for on www.GoyDeals.com; the city will accept no payments for auction items. Terms for item pickup by the winning.  bidder will be included in the item description on www.GoyDeals.com.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the person designated to conduct the sale for the City Manager shall  have the authority to: remove items ofsurplus property from the list to be sold at any time prior to the  acceptance ofany bid and the conclusion of the transaction.  BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the City Manager is authorized to negotiate, execute and issue on behalf oft the City all contracts necessary in order to conduct the sale ofs surplus property by electronic auction first, then private sale, including any contracts with public or private auction agents as allowed by statute, specifically including but not limited to a contract with GovDeals, Inc., ift the City Manager deems such contract BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, the property listed below as declared surplus with no value and will be properly disposed in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-270, as change use per N.C.G.C 160A-265, and as declared surplus with no value and properly disposed in accordance with N.C.G.S. 160A-266(d).  to be in thel best interest ofthe City.  Adopted this the 3rd day of) June 2024.  Richard E. McCraw,  MEMLSs  Mayor  (SEAL) Attest:  CCURCI O NORTH CAROLINA OF   Jink Bransh Nicole Branshaw, City Clerk    City of King Electronic Surplus Property Sale June 2024 Auction Equipment NCGS 160A-270 Item  Department Police Fire  Description 17p patrol laptops and 20 Mounts  RhinoTab/Patrol PC and Mounts 1.75 Akron Foam Nozzle Assorted. 5-strap! Scott SCBA masks Assorted 4-strap AV3000 Scott SCBA masks Assorted Scott SCBA detachable regulators Scott AV3000S SCBA mask Scott RIC mask with regulators  With Scott Insight Thermal Camera