Page 1 of12  Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2024 MINUTES  Board of Aldermen Regularly Scheduled Meeting  Members Present:  Mayor Mike Eveland Mayor Pro-Tem Jim Owens Alderman John Hinton Alderman Tim Wise Alderman Phillip Wight  Members Absent: None Staff Present:  Sam Cullen, Town Planner Kathy. Johnson, Town Clerk Seth Boyd, Senior WWTP Operator Matthew Boger, Police Chief Rodney Riddle, Police Officer Ryan Flowers, Police Officer Brian Gulden, Attorney Manager Vickie Best No others were present.  Staff Absent: Others Present: Media Present:  Brionna Dellara, Waynesville Mountaineer  Meeting Call to Order  Mayor Eveland called the Meeting to order at 6:29 pm on Tuesday July 9, 2024, in the Maggie  Valley Town Hall Boardroom, 3987 Soco Road, Maggie Valley, NC 28751.  Pledge of Allegiance  The Pledge of Allegiance was said by all and followed by prayer led by Sam Cullen.  Approval of Agenda/Conflict of Interest Declaration  Mayor Eveland said Alderman Tim Wise will be speaking about the Maggie Valley Birthday Planner Sam Cullen said the Call for a Public Hearing at the August 13, 2024 Board meeting updating the Comprehensive Land Use Plan has been added to the consent agenda. Mayor  celebration under Other Business.  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 2of12  Eveland confirmed with Mr. Cullen that all information would be available to Board members by Mr. Cullen said it is a small update, General Statute requires that the plan be reasonably maintained and this will help fulfill that requirement and stated it is about environmental Mayor Eveland asked ift there were any conflict of interest. Alderman John Hinton said the Board would be discussing the Cool Breeze Campground, which also houses Maggie Valley Fitness. He isar member there and he knows the owner fairly well and has no financial interest in the gym. Major Eveland asked if he paid for his membership. Alderman Hinton answered yes. Attorney Gulden addressed Alderman Hinton and said a readily identifiable financial Interest of the outcome for you or a family member would create a conflict of interest. Mayor Eveland addressed Alderman Hinton and said the fact that you know the applicant does not create a  the Agenda Setting Meeting.  concerns.  conflict of interest. Consent Agenda  a. Budget-to Actual b. - A/R Report Tax Releases d. Minutes: June 4 &. 11, 2024 Plan.  e. Callj for Public Hearing at August 13, 2024 Meeting to update the Comprehensive Land Use  A motion was made by Alderman John Hinton to approve the consent agenda adding the Call for a Public Hearing at the August 13, 2024 meeting to update the Comprehensive Land Use  Plan. The motion cariedunanimousy. Public Comment There was no Public Comment.  Public Hearing: Ordinance #1086 Text Amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance Mr. Cullen said this is a Text Amendment to the UDO Sec. 157.10 for Nonconforming Signs. The Planning Department recommends that the language be amended to remove the requirement that preexisting signs be brought into compliance within two years from the adoption of the  (UDO)  current sign ordinance. BEFORE AMENDMENT 157.10 NONCONFORMING SIGNS Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 3of12  A. Alls signs described in Section 157.09: Prohibited Signs, shall ber removed within 90 days after B. Any time that ownership ofar nonconforming signi is changed, the nonconforming sign shall be C.No changes shall be allowed as to the shape or size of the total sign structure of any nonconforming: sign. Changesincoloring, lettering, orinformation conveyed shalll be permitted. D. Nonconforming signs, other than those described in Section 157.06, shall be considered nonconforming uses. Nonconforming uses shall be brought into compliance within a period of two (2) years from the date the sign becomes  the adoption oft this ordinance. brought into compliance.  nonconforming. AFTER AMENDMENT 157.10 NONCONFORMING SIGNS  A-Ai4-dwasasPA.-N.N days-after B-AmpimethatowmespafsmneeePsdNNenonsembmMRE4SA shall-be CABxceptasprorided bys statel law,nNo changes shalll be allowed astot the shape or size oft the total sign structure ofanymonconforming: sign. Changes in coloring, lettering, ori information D. B. Nonconforming signs, other than those described in Section 157.06, shall be considered nonconforming uses. ORempRgVseEsAA-9ebOMEHERO ompiamsewlhimneperialehy-mhwene meneenforming  headeption-eFthis-ordinanee: POMERPOmPRE conveyed shall be permitted.  This text amendment would better reflect the laws laid out in North Carolina General Statutes. The Planning Board unanimously recommended approval of this amendment at the June Mayor Eveland opened the Public Hearing at 6:35 pm and asked if anyone would like to make Public Comment. No one came forward to speak. He closed the Public Hearing at 6:36 pm for Mayor Eveland said he would like to confirm that the changes made would fix the problem Alderman Phillip Wight had with the text amendment. Alderman Wight said yes. Mayor Eveland said there will be times the UDO needs to be updated and he feels it should be done in at timely manner.. Alderman Wight said we want to pass things that are good for everyone Amotion was made by Alderman Tim Wise to adopt Ordinance #1086 Text Amendment to the  Planning Board meeting.  Board discussion.  and not create a burden.  Unified Development Ordinance. The motion carried unanimously.  Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 4of12  A motion was made by Alderman Tim Wise to adopt the Consistency and Reasonableness  Statement for Ordinance #1086. The motion carried unanimously. Public Hearing: Ordinance #1083 Revisions to the Planning Board Charter Mr. Cullen reviewed Ordinance #1083 a went over the changes as follows:  158.12 PLANNING BOARD ESTABLISHED  A-APammingeardeHeTOwadiMsgeValeyamasaresofewtraterters. jurisdictien-is (5)members is hereby established in accordance with G.S.160D-301.. All Five (5) members, appointed by the Town Board of Alderman, shall be citizens ofa and reside within thei townl limits ofMaggie Valley. Members shall serve without compensation but may be reimbursed for actual expenses incidental to the performance of their duties within the limit of funds available to the board. The Planning Board of shall adopt rules for the transaction ofits business and shall keep ThePlemmingBeardehaofimmkvemaltseFlePamang Beard-shall beappeinted-ly-lhe-BensfAldemmePMeROFAe-TOPOMaggie-Valey, am-we-members MalempinwityleliaienC-wawypaiaines e-the-Pamming-Bear,the-Tow-ef Megie-Valeyshallepeln-memberisal-yertem,2 eeryere, and-2members-foariemns-Haywod-Conty-shal-appoint2 member-fera3-yeartem-Anyyaeinememhepahabelleifortheumexpirediem in-the samemamneaHheiaiapPeePeNntimemtofmemberte the aiallelwpA any-numberef sweeessive-terms. Tenure. Members ofthel board shall bel be appointed tos serve terms ofthree( (3) years, and shall remain a member until their respective successors have been appointed and gualified. The terms oft the original members may be staggered sO that all terms do not expire C-Alendence-FaithwisieasHNeeNePAeudin ederte maintalin-membershP4Re-soard,an-Rese-WRC-MISS-Aree-B) conseceutwe-meetines utomatically-foriel-memersiMP-AmembeFIerPIRate8-OFBEK FHeNdnte-maFaPPesN Belore-tHe-BOar-OFACP-NFeves-remsalemen: Officers. Following annual appointments, the board shall elect one (1) member to serve as chair and preside over its meetings and shall elect one (1) vice chair to perform the duties of the chair when the chairi is unable. The termofthec chairandy vice chair shall be one (1)year,with eligibilityf forre-election. D-OgenkatomeimetideedhayesoNPePEVANA3PdayaRer eppismeefmemhesda-ganHaa.amiehsaChaipesen andereateand-flheoflieesasitmay-delemmine-Phetemmofthe Chapeoamsseralkes eRwPHN ereFeetENX Meetings. Thel board shall establish aj regular meeting schedule and shall meet at least monthly and more often as it shall determine and require. All meetings ofthel board shall be opent to thej public,and reasonabler notice of the time and place thereofs shall be given tot the public, in accordance with Chapter 143, Article 33C of the N.C.General Statutes. The board shall keep a record ofits meetings, including attendance ofi its members, its resolutions, findings. recommendations. and actions. In the case ofa divided vote on any question on which thel board is required to act, the  herebyestablshed-Establshment. AI Planning Board Consisting offive  them on record int the office oft the Town Clerk. -MembeMPemmsPPEPREES  simultancously. Vacancies shall bei filled fort the unexpired term only.  Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 5of12  record shall include thes vote ofe each member.  E-ReguarmetingsreguwesFeNwemiNeRNammingsoarsshalol atleast mesinemeslramaleka-icihee SAaHBea-qHOrum oF-fowr-14_-member-fer-the-pwrpese-GF-GHRg-any-eieal-aeton required-By-this rdmamseRe-dtosdpAPPRCNELAaN shall-adeptules-er amasen-H-hue.APE attendanee-a6-15 resalhations-diswsiens-aeseawndateweN PtORE-MI-e-PUSNe recerd-Attendance. Any member of the board who misses three 3consecutive meetings, or four (4) oft the regular meetings in a calendar year, shall lose his or her status as a member of the board, and shall be replaced by the Town Board of Aldermen. Absence due toas sickness, death of ai family member, or other emergencies ofl like nature shall be recognized as excused absencesand: shall not affect the member's status on the board, except that in the event ofa long illness or other such cause for prolonged absence, the member shall be replaced by the F. Quorum and Voting. Quorum of the Planning Board, necessary to take any official action, shall consist ofa majority of the members. A majority is more than half (50%). Amember who has withdrawn or been excused froman agenda item shall be counted as present for the purpose of determining whether or not a quorum is present. A guorum must be present before any business is transacted. Social gatherings shall not be deemed as official meetings so long as there is no discussion of public business. The concurring vote of a simple majority of those members present andy voting shall be necessary to take any action on an agenda item.  Town Board of Aldermen.  158.13 PLANNING BOARD: POWERS AND DUTIES  A. The Planning Board shall have the following powersand duties:  1. Make-studies-ofthearewihalswisdwisdelenamsauoundingaess.Acuire and maintain in current form such basic information and materials asare. necessarytoan understanding of past trends, present conditions and forcesaty work to cause changes 2. DetemineabaakesiobebpmemtoHheuaaew. Prepare and, from time to time, amend and revise a comprehensive and coordinated plan fort the physical development of the area. The comprehensive plan shall be the Planning Board's recommendations to the Town Council for the development of the town including, among other things, the general location, character and extent of streets, bridges, playgrounds, parks, and other public ways, grounds and open space; the general location and extent of public utilities:whether publicly or privately owned or operated, the removal, relocation, widening, narrowing, vacating, abandonment, change of use or extension of any of the foregoing ways, buildings, grounds, open spaces, property,utilities.a and the most desirable pattern of land use within the area; 3. yrsaeHgd. Prepare and recommend ordinances promoting orderly development of the area in accordance with the adopted land use plani including a zoning ordinance and subdivisiont regulations. The Planning Board may initiate, from time to time, proposals for amendment of the  inthese conditions;  zoning ordinance and of subdivision  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 6 of12  regulations based upon its studies. In addition, it shall review and make recommendations to the Town Council concerning all proposed amendments to the 4. Develep-andrecommemépaldesyeniaalNe-precedwres,and ether R-BPSHMEMEPtaRdCeNEReN Determine whether specificp proposed developments conform to the principles and requirements ofthe comprehensive plan of the area and to make recommendations concerning 5. AMise-he-Bear-OFANeRONENEaNEmeNdmen-oFmens for aFPVPS-eHE-Pans. Issue preliminary and final plat approval or as stated in the 6. ereamPnsteaslaNNA meansfor .-aas the Town Council and general public informed and advised ast to these above- referenced matters; 7.# Rewew-and-issueprelmnanyanmasPPrPMaLiorprepesed-and subdivisiens 5stated-AeSWBANSOARegWaton, Make other recommendationsi whichitsees 8. Performanyotherrelies-wtessERSGFABermenmaydirek, To exercise such other powers and to perform such other duties as are authorized or required elsewhere in this appendix, the N.C. General Statutes, or by the Board of Aldermen.  zoning ordinance and subdivision regulations:  them;  Subdivision Ordinance;  fitfori improving the development ofthe area;  B. Spesielcemmites-ThePamaneestmaytwp-padonaiesteasistn the-study C.A Awherity-Festreterte-NSHEPg-Soar-N reside within-the-ewtrateriteralarea,ans-being-those-same-membes-aPPointed-by-the Hayweed ownty-BeardoComRISOReES,NIspecttoalmatters coming-before-the  PPeS  Planning Beard.  Mr. Cullen said it looks like substantial revisions, but it is not. It is repealing it in one section and moving it tot the UDOina a new section, to bei int the same sub category as the Zoning Board of Adjustment Rules and Procedures. The amendment reduces the number of members by removing the ETJ members and lines upi the attendance requirement to match other Boards. Mayor Eveland opened the meeting at 6:39 pmi for Public Comment. No one came forward to Mayor Eveland said now that the revisions have been done for the Planning Board and Zoning A motion was made by Alderman John Hinton to adopt Ordinance #1083 Revisions to the  speak. He closed the Public Hearing at 6:40 pm for Board discussion. Board, the ABC Board rules and procedures need to be updated. Planning Board Charter. The motion carried unanimously. Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2 2024    Page 7of12  AI motion was made by Alderman Tim Wise to adopt the Consistency and Reasonableness Mr. Cullen said Resolution 24-11 will realign all Planning Board term limits to expire in the same month of their respective year. This does not shorten any membér terms; some will be  Statement, for Ordinance #1083. The motion carried unanimously.  lengthened three months and some by six months. Board terms. The motion carried unanimously.  AI motion was made by Alderman John Hinton to adopt Resolution 24-11 amending Planning Request for Grant: Façade, Sign and Landscaping Grant: Cool Breeze: Landscaping Planner Cullen said Cool Breeze campground's application is the first completed application Mr. Cullen said the Planning Department was approached by the owner of Cool Breeze Campground to discuss outstanding zoning matters from the previous owner. After discussion concerning screening requirements it was determined the Campground, as well as the Town as awhole, would benefit from the addition of a buffer along the East side. The property owner decided to make this a vegetative buffer with trees and bushes. The proposed trees will be a The project proposal includes the planting of twenty six-foot tall evergreen trees and twenty rhododendron bushes. The total project cost is estimated at $5,500 and the requested funding is $2,750. If the grant is approved, it will leave a balance of $37,250 in the economic development Mr. Cullen reviewed pictures and diagrams of the area where the trees and shrubbery would be placed. He said at this meeting the Board would be voting to approve the project and commit the funding tot this project. Once the project is completed and inspected by the Planning Department A motion was made by Alderman. Jim Owens to approve the grant application, for Cool Breeze  received since the program was reinstated.  minimum of six feet in height at the time of planting.  placemaking line item.  itwill be brought before the Board again to release the funds.  Campground ini the amount of $2,750. The motion carried unanimously.  Other Business  Alderman Tim Wise said a lot of people have been working on the Maggie Valley Birthday celebration scheduled for July 19, 2024. He feels confident the event will be a success. Assistant Town Planner Noah Taylor has been in charge of putting the event together and Mr. Wise said he has done a great job. He presented the Board with a tentative schedule and said there could be changes made up to 5:30 on Friday afternoon. He said there would be several speakers including Congressman Edwards and Senator Corbin. Mr. Wise willl bei reading al letter sent by the Governor.  Hei invited everyone to the event and said it is going tol be a great event.  Adjournment Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 8 of12  Amotion was made by Alderman Tim Wise to adjourn the meeting at 7:22 pm. The motion carried Department Head Reports were: not part oft the meeting but are included in the minutes.  unanimously.  Department Head Reports  Mike Mehaffey, Public Works Director  Public Works  Monthly maintenance, general cleaning and repairs at Town Hall, Pavilion, Parham Park, Rathbone/Rich Park, Festival Grounds, Public Works buildings and Police Department.  Monthly Recyclables approx.11 tons. Monthly Solid Waste approx. 461 tons. Monthly White Goods/Electronics 3 pick-ups.  Picked up miscellaneous residential brush and debris. 343 brush pick-ups that totaled Continue maintenance and repairs on Welcome Banners, Miss Maggie Banners and Spring Perform ditch, culvert, shoulder and road maintenance along streets. Both private and Town Service and/or repaired 4 Public Works vehicles/equipment 1 Administration and 7 Police Picked up bagged trash and debris along Highway 19 and Highway 276 from Fie' Top Road toi the Public Works continues inspections and testing of roads, paving and other infrastructure at Sweet Brier Parking Lot landscaping has been completed. Public Works has mulched thej planters The Pavilion 20x16 shed has been completed. Public Works has cleaned up and seeded the area. We have begun construction of the Public Works 50x100 storage building. This work should  151 loads ofbrush. banners. streets. vehicles.  Public Works continues upkeep of all Town facilities.  Wastewater Treatment Plant.  Mountain View Estates. They should be paving in a few weeks. and continues to water plants and trees as needed.  We are working to repair and paint the gliders and a few picnic tables. Public Works has been cleaning up and preparing the fireworks site for the 4th. Public Works staffed 4 successful events at the Festival Grounds in June. Daily and Monthly testing, monitoring and analysis; Monthly cleaning and repairs.  continue through late August.  WWTP  Monthly Road, Levee, equipment and building maintenance.  Continued yearly sewer line, manhole, easement spraying and creek crossing inspections as Installed/repaired 4 sewer services issues, cleaned and videoed approximately 750' feet of sewer line, inspected 10 sewer comnections/nsalations, repaired/leak stopped 0 damaged manhole and Dewatered 172,000 gallons of digester sludge. Lime Stabilized 401 tons of dewatered sludge. Also,  required by DENR.  inspected 0 manholes as we continue to work on I&I issues. wel hauled 691 tons of dewatered sludge to landfill. Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024    Page 9of12  Worked with business owners, homeowners, contractors and others to help resolve sewer related issues such as rainwater getting into sewer lines, back-ups, video inspection, private Continue monthly sewer easement maintenance. Bush hogging, tree cutting, spraying and This month we received two hundred and five locate requests for NC811. These were all Continue monitoring Johnathan Creek and stream banks for fallen and dead trees that could impact the Town's sewer creek crossings. This is now required by NCDEQ. Removed fallen trees and debris from Jonathan's Creek on Moody Farm Road, Stonebridge Grease in the Towns sewer collection system and in the Wastewater Treatment Plant is an ongoing and time-consuming problem. Regular grease trap pumping and maintenance is the key to keeping these problems to a minimum. All food handling businesses are required to have grease-removing equipment installed and toi mintinrendsofdleming andi maintaining their equipment. The sewer department staff regularly inspects this equipment and looks at records and logs oft this maintenance. This month we performed four grease trap inspections. Oft these 0 were found tol bei non-compliant. We continue to work with all businesses on their grease issues. We provide assistance and education in hopes ofreducing the amount of grease Completed and sent to DENR our application for the Town's Residuals Permit Renewal. The Completed this year's WP Study for our Field Parameter Lab Certification. These are blind  line or service locations and damage tol lines.  debris removal. marked in a timely manner.  Campground, Valley Creek and Campbell Creek.  in our sewer system.  Reviewed plans and permits for new developments and projects.  new permit will bei until January of2 2028.  samples that we: read and send in results for aj pass/fail outcome.  Matthew Boger, Police Chief  Incidents  During the reporting month of June, the Maggie Valley Police Department (MVPD) investigated thirty incidents, which included Breaking and Entering, Larceny, Property Damage, Drug Violations, Simple Assault, Aggravated Assault, Motor Vehicle Theft, Disorderly Conduct, Trespassing, Weapon Law Violations, Fraud, and Kidnapping. Maggie Valley Police Officers arrested fourteen individuals, resulting in twenty-one charges, which included Larceny, Theft, Breaking and Entering, Property Damage, Driving While Impaired, Trespassing, Weapon Law Violations, Drug Violation, and Disorderly Conduct. Maggie Valley Police Officers investigated two motor vehicle accidents for the reporting period and issued one-hundred and forty-one traffic-related charges. Fifty-one-point one percent of charges were: for speeding (9 citations and 63 written warnings). THIS LIST IS NOT A COMPREHENSIVE LIST OF ALL THE INCIDENTS FOR THE REPORTING PERIOD. SOME CASES, DUE' TO THE. INTEGERGY OF THE CASE, CAN  Arrests  Motor Vehicle' Traffic  Officer Activities  NOT BE PUBLICLY DISCLOSED. AT THIS TIME. Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes  Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2 2024    Page 10 of12  Sergeant Flowers responded to a suspicious person at Sunoco gas station ini reference toi illegal content on a cellphone. The suspect consented to Sgt. Flowers searching the phone. No illegal content was observed. The suspect requested a ride to the hospital and Sgt. Flowers provided Sergeant Wood and Officer Herbertson assisted the HCSO with a breaking and entering in progress. After HCSO arrived on scene, officers determined the suspect went to the wrong house. Due to al language barrier, thel homeowners misunderstood why the suspect was at their residence. Officers confirmed the next house had relatives oft the suspect a week prior. Sergeant Wood investigated a larceny at 3211 Dellwood rd. Upon arrival ai male and female suspect were. located. The: male had a concealed firearm on his person and stolen items in his vehicle. The male was charged with felony larceny as well as firearm violations. The female was charged with felony larceny and the property was returned to the owner. Officer Bellows responded to a civil disturbance at' Ted's Shack. The altercation was between the property owner and a construction company. Officer Bellows and Detective Crocker attempted toi resolve the incident peacefully. Ultimately the owner ofthe property was arrested Officer Bellows observed al known individual traveling on the sidewalk. After confirming the individual had warrants, Officer Bellows arrested him and transported him to HCSO to serve Officer Herbertson assisted the HCSO with a domestic call for service involving a firearm where the suspect had shot at deputies. The MVPD later received al letter of gratitude thanking Officer Herbertson investigated a child trafficking case. The victim was located in West Virginia and returned home. Since her return, additional information has been collected Officer Riddle assisted HCSO with an investigation of a shooting. When officer Riddle and Sergeant Wood arrived on scene the suspect had been shot multiple times. MVPD officers Officer Riddle assisted the HCSO with a motorcycle chase on Jonathan Creek. The suspect Officer Greene assisted NCSHP with a collision on Soco Mountain. NCSHP had an extended ETA and Officer Greene was able to locate the drivèr who had left the scene. Officer Greene Officer Greene located a suspicious person sleeping at Rathbone Park. The suspect was At the end ofJune, Officer Kelley and Officer Crowe began the FTO program as new officers Evidence Technicians O. Murphy and S. Justice processed eighteen items for the month. Evidence includes narcotics, narcotics paraphernalia, firearms, firearms accessories, other weapons, cellphones, currency, and personal property. Evidence Technicians also released  him ai ride.  Sergeant Flowers worked a traffic collision. No injuries were reported.  and charged with disorderly conduct.  the warrants.  officer Herbertson for his assistance. resulting in an ongoing investigation. assisted HCSO until everyone was. located.  was arrested and transported to thel Haywood County Detention Center. also located narcotics on the driver and charged him with possession. identified and charged with felony failure to register sex offender.  ofMVPD.  Evidence Processing/(E/P)  items to the DEA and for asystem dump for an ongoing investigation.  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page 11 of12  Investigations (CID)  Detective Crocker continued to follow up on leads with the homicide investigation. Detective Crocker secured four felony warrants on Chris Smith for obtaining property on false Detective Crocker is following up on aj potential human trafficking case. DetectiveCrocker: and Officer Bellowsr responded to a civil disturbance atl Low" Tidel Restaurant over a parking complaint. The owner was arrested for disorderly conduct after threatening bodily harm to the: subjects trying to move their vehicles from the parking lot. Detective Crocker responded to. an echo cardiac arrest of an elderly female. EMS and first responders worked the scene and declared the female deceased. Thel ME was contacted, and it Detective Crocker took evidencet to Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Department tol bej processed  pretenses. He was later taken into custody and served.  was noti ruled as suspicious. for the homicide case.  K91 Program  The K9 teams logged twenty-six training events and four deployment.  Community Patrol and Interactions  Maggie Valley Officers patrolled through our residential neighborhoods several times this Maggie Valley Officers responded to 453 Calls for Service (CFS) in this reporting period. The averagei number ofcalls for service per day has been consistently around 101 for thel last several Sergeant Mackey attended a drone class. He has been a part of the Drone Club at Jonathan Josh Kelley graduated BLET and received the award for Excellence in Academic Distinction as having the highest GPA in the class! We are very proud ofl him and happy to have him in Wewelcomed ai new officer this month! Officer Austin Crowe is now with MVPD, and we are  month.  Maggie Valley Officers performed their monthly business visits. months. This month the CFS's has greatly increased  Events, Schools, and Meetings  Valley Elementary School where students learn toj program and fly drones!  our department.  excited tol havel him in our department as well!  Sam Cullen, Town Planner  Five Residential Permits: New Structures at 54 Enchanted Way, 128 Bluebird Lane, 960 Three Commercial Permits; KK Shiver Creek Food' Truck Permit, Moss Sign Renovation, New Five Inj person consultations: Three Grants, IT issues, Developers of Commercial Property. Ten Notice of Violations: Grass; 2355 Soco Road, 181 Lewis Lane, Henry Dingus Way (2), Carson Loop. Floodplain 62 Vintage Lane. Solid Waste, 181 Lewis Lane, 49 Our Way, 150 Traveler's Point. RV 2404 Dellwood Road. Building 701 Henry Dingus Way.  Moody Farm Road. Renovations at 48 Alaska Lane and 89 Plateau Drive.  Structure Wildbrook Village Sign.  One Floodplain Permit Duke Energy Pole. Replacement. Two Final Zoning Compliance: 50 Alex Ridge, 313 Cub Trail.  Nol Misc. requests  Town of Maggie Valley July9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes    Page: 12 of12  Four Resolved Violations: Grass; Soco Road, Lewis Lane. Solid Waste 181 Lewis Lane, RV  2404 Dellwood Road.  In. June the Planning Department:  Attended the regularly scheduled meeting oft the MPO.  The Planning Board issued preliminary plat approval for Valley View Development. Attended a legislative update tol learn about proposals in the General Assembly.  AG  Mike Eveland  IKt /Vickie Best, Town Manager  Mayor  Kathy. Johnson,  My  Town of Maggie Valley July 9,2024  Board of Aldermen Regular Scheduled Meeting Minutes