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Roll Call
(In order to promote transparency in local news reporting, this is a record of media outlets that had employees present at the meeting. Current office-holders and those publicly running for office are alo listed)
Present
Danny Reitmeier (running for Mayor)
Macon Media (Bobby)
The Franklin Press (Jake)
All other media outlets that write articles or otherwise report on the town council meetings were not present.
Public Agenda
Town of Franklin Council
Agenda • Monday, January 04, 2021 • 6:00 p.m.
1. Call to Order - Mayor Bob Scott
2. Pledge of Allegiance - Vice Mayor Barbara McRae
3. Adoption of the January 4, 2021, Town Council Agenda - Town Council
4. Approval of the Consent Agenda for January 4, 2021 - Town Council
A.) Approval of the December 7, 2020, Town Council Minutes
B.) Tax Releases
C.) Resolution for Authorization of United Community Bank Fire-Substation Loan
D.) Amendment to Macon County Substance Contract
5. Public Session
6. Old Business:
A.) Discussion on Early Retirement for Law Enforcement Officers - Town Attorney John Henning Jr. and Human Resource Director Travis Tallent
B.) Discussion on Parades and Demonstrations Ordinance - Town Attorney John Henning Jr.
7. New Business:
A.) Discussion on Strategic Planning Meeting - Town Manager Summer Woodard
8. Announcements
A.) Town Hall Offices will be closed Monday, January 18, 2021, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
9. Adjourn
Agenda Packet
Monthly Reports
(Police/Fire/Public Works/Land Use Planning)
Franklin Police Department
The police department responded to 1127 calls from December 1st to December 29th.
Reports filed
62 Accident
19 Arrest
44 Incident/Investigation
Enforcement Actions
19 Arrest
34 Citations
9 Criminal Papers Obtained
34 Warning Citations
Franklin Fire Department
Report Range: December 1st to December 31st
130 total calls
2 Chimney or flue fire
1 Mobile (vehicle) property fire
1 Passenger vehicle fire
i Outside rubbish, trash, or waste fire
40 Medical assist, assist EMS Crew
5 EMS Service, other
26 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injuries
8 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
7 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries
1 Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle
1 Electrical wiring, equipment problem, other
1 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
1 Overheated motor
1 Power line down
2 Service call, other
2 Lock-out
1 Water or steam leak
2 Assist police or other governmental agency
2 Public service
1 Assist invalid
2 Good Intent call, other
9 Dispatched and cancelled en route
1 Authorized controlled burning
1 False alarm or false call, other
1 Alarm system sounded due to malfunction
9 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
1 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO
Public Works Department
Water
Installed New 3/4" Taps in Heritage Hollow and on Riverview Street
Repaired Water Leaks on Chestnut Ridge, Maclor Forest Heights Road, and at Franklin Tubular Products
Sewer
Cleaned 6,405 ft of Sewer Lines
32,169 ft cleaned in 2020
Installed New 4' Tap for Smart Pharmacy
NC DEQ Sewer Plant and Collection System Inspection
Flow Meter Testing at East Franklin and Riverview Pump Stations
Streets
Swept 86 miles of Town Street
Signs Replaced
• 3 Stop Signs
• 1 25 MPH
• 1 Stop Ahead
• 2 Four-Way Stop Signs
Setup 2 Plow and Salt Trucks
Plowed and Salted all Town Streets
NCDOT and Duke Power ROB's Street Light Plan Review
Town Planning and Land Use
Town Board of Adjustment
The BOA didn't meet in December.
Town Planning Board
Town Planning Board met on December 21st to approve the 2021 meeting schedule. They began the review process of the 160D UDO test amendment updates. The meeting was continued until Jan 11th at 4pm to continue reviewing the amendment.
County Planning Board
The county planning board did not meet this December
Code Enforcement
No enforcement taken
Land Development Permits
2 permits issued
1 flood permit issued
Sign Ordinance
1 sign permit was issued
Minimum Housing
Waiting on the owner of 18 Wilkie Street to comply with Superior Court Order to remove structure at 18 Wilkie Street
Nuisance Ordinance
No actions taken
Other
Town Planner attended the Ordinance Review Committee meeting on December 7th.
Town Planner attended the Nikwasi Initiatives special strategic planning session on December 18th via Zoom.
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Published at 3:25am on Tuesday, January 5, 2020
Roll Call
(In order to promote transparency in local news reporting, this is a record of media outlets that had employees present at the meeting. Current office-holders and those publicly running for office are alo listed)
Present
Danny Reitmeier (running for Mayor)
Macon Media (Bobby)
The Franklin Press (Jake)
All other media outlets that write articles or otherwise report on the town council meetings were not present.
Public Agenda
Town of Franklin Council
Agenda • Monday, January 04, 2021 • 6:00 p.m.
1. Call to Order - Mayor Bob Scott
2. Pledge of Allegiance - Vice Mayor Barbara McRae
3. Adoption of the January 4, 2021, Town Council Agenda - Town Council
4. Approval of the Consent Agenda for January 4, 2021 - Town Council
A.) Approval of the December 7, 2020, Town Council Minutes
B.) Tax Releases
C.) Resolution for Authorization of United Community Bank Fire-Substation Loan
D.) Amendment to Macon County Substance Contract
5. Public Session
6. Old Business:
A.) Discussion on Early Retirement for Law Enforcement Officers - Town Attorney John Henning Jr. and Human Resource Director Travis Tallent
B.) Discussion on Parades and Demonstrations Ordinance - Town Attorney John Henning Jr.
7. New Business:
A.) Discussion on Strategic Planning Meeting - Town Manager Summer Woodard
8. Announcements
A.) Town Hall Offices will be closed Monday, January 18, 2021, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day
9. Adjourn
Agenda Packet
Franklin Town Council - Jan 2021 Agenda Packet by Bobby Coggins on Scribd
Monthly Reports
(Police/Fire/Public Works/Land Use Planning)
Franklin Police Department
The police department responded to 1127 calls from December 1st to December 29th.
Reports filed
62 Accident
19 Arrest
44 Incident/Investigation
Enforcement Actions
19 Arrest
34 Citations
9 Criminal Papers Obtained
34 Warning Citations
Franklin Fire Department
Report Range: December 1st to December 31st
130 total calls
2 Chimney or flue fire
1 Mobile (vehicle) property fire
1 Passenger vehicle fire
i Outside rubbish, trash, or waste fire
40 Medical assist, assist EMS Crew
5 EMS Service, other
26 EMS call, excluding vehicle accident with injuries
8 Motor vehicle accident with injuries
7 Motor vehicle accident with no injuries
1 Extrication of victim(s) from vehicle
1 Electrical wiring, equipment problem, other
1 Heat from short circuit (wiring), defective/worn
1 Overheated motor
1 Power line down
2 Service call, other
2 Lock-out
1 Water or steam leak
2 Assist police or other governmental agency
2 Public service
1 Assist invalid
2 Good Intent call, other
9 Dispatched and cancelled en route
1 Authorized controlled burning
1 False alarm or false call, other
1 Alarm system sounded due to malfunction
9 Alarm system activation, no fire - unintentional
1 Carbon monoxide detector activation, no CO
Public Works Department
Water
Installed New 3/4" Taps in Heritage Hollow and on Riverview Street
Repaired Water Leaks on Chestnut Ridge, Maclor Forest Heights Road, and at Franklin Tubular Products
Sewer
Cleaned 6,405 ft of Sewer Lines
32,169 ft cleaned in 2020
Installed New 4' Tap for Smart Pharmacy
NC DEQ Sewer Plant and Collection System Inspection
Flow Meter Testing at East Franklin and Riverview Pump Stations
Streets
Swept 86 miles of Town Street
Signs Replaced
• 3 Stop Signs
• 1 25 MPH
• 1 Stop Ahead
• 2 Four-Way Stop Signs
Setup 2 Plow and Salt Trucks
Plowed and Salted all Town Streets
NCDOT and Duke Power ROB's Street Light Plan Review
Town Planning and Land Use
Town Board of Adjustment
The BOA didn't meet in December.
Town Planning Board
Town Planning Board met on December 21st to approve the 2021 meeting schedule. They began the review process of the 160D UDO test amendment updates. The meeting was continued until Jan 11th at 4pm to continue reviewing the amendment.
County Planning Board
The county planning board did not meet this December
Code Enforcement
No enforcement taken
Land Development Permits
2 permits issued
1 flood permit issued
Sign Ordinance
1 sign permit was issued
Minimum Housing
Waiting on the owner of 18 Wilkie Street to comply with Superior Court Order to remove structure at 18 Wilkie Street
Nuisance Ordinance
No actions taken
Other
Town Planner attended the Ordinance Review Committee meeting on December 7th.
Town Planner attended the Nikwasi Initiatives special strategic planning session on December 18th via Zoom.
CROWDFUNDING OR DAY SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
If you receive value from what Macon Media provides to the community, please consider becoming a supporter and contribute at least a dollar a month. Those who support Macon Media with at least a dollar a month receive early access to video of some events and meetings before they are made public on the website. Videos and news involving public safety are not subject to early access.
Or, if you prefer Pay Pal, try PayPal.me/MaconMedia
Published at 3:25am on Tuesday, January 5, 2020
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