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Demolitions: The council adopted ordinances to demolish dwellings at 402 Cable Street and 910 Worth Street after public hearings. Kaylee Parrish, the city’s code enforcement manager, told the council the 402 Cable Street dwelling was damaged in an electrical fire, with structural and cosmetic damage including a hole in the roof, damaged rafters, and widespread interior sheetrock and broken windows; no permits or repairs had been obtained by the compliance deadline. For 910 Worth Street, Parrish said the complaint notice was filed Oct. 23, 2023; an order to repair or demolish was issued Oct. 24, 2023 with a compliance deadline of Nov. 24, 2023, and the property owner later told staff he intended to sell the property but no repairs were made. Council members viewed photographs showing porch collapse and failing flooring systems. Motions to adopt each demolition ordinance were made and seconded; both passed by voice vote.

Board terms and appointments: Council realigned ABC board terms so that Ashley Tillery’s term now expires Nov. 15, 2027, and set the current vacant ABC seat to expire Nov. 15, 2026. The council confirmed William Armfield to the ABC board (term effective immediately, expiring 11/15/2026). The council also confirmed Alan Johnson to the Parks and Recreation Commission and appointed Matthew Stafford to the Planning & Zoning Commission (term effective July 1, expiring 6/30/2028). Each appointment was approved by voice vote.

Staff pay and contract changes: Council approved pay adjustments for three senior staff members. The city attorney received a 3% merit increase and a 9% market-adjustment increase as presented; the city clerk received a 3% merit increase and a 3% market-adjustment increase; and the city manager received a 3% merit increase along with a contract amendment addressing modifications to the manager’s 401(k). Each item was approved by voice vote; council directed staff to implement the changes.

Honors and proclamations: The council read a proclamation declaring June 2025 as National Homeownership Month and adopted an honorary resolution to support America250 NC’s 2026 commemoration and Guilford County’s America250 committee coordinated by Visit Greensboro. Sarah Lance of Visit Greensboro introduced the commemoration committee; the resolution expresses the city’s support and encourages local participation.

How the council voted: Most actions were approved by voice vote and no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript; motions were typically made by the presiding mayor and seconded by council members or by named council members as noted on the record.

Next steps: For demolitions, city staff were authorized to execute necessary documents to proceed with demolition ordinances. For appointments and term realignment, appointees will assume their roles per the published effective dates. For pay and contract items, the city human resources and legal staff will process the approved adjustments and contract amendment.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","High Point City Council Meeting | 6-23-25 | 5:30 p.m.","oneSentenceSummary","At its meeting, the council approved two demolition ordinances, several board appointments, a term realignment for the ABC board, salary/contract adjustments for three senior staff members, and an honorary resolution supporting America250 NC; all actions passed by voice vote.","taxTitle","High Point, Guilford County, North Carolina","taxId",4908,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6657779,"High Point Council approves $100,000 incentive package for Cascade Die Casting expansion",502,1235000,1737000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5066481-5daac16a21f4739b6aa179f5bd2abf3c&start=1235&end=1737","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5066481-5daac16a21f4739b6aa179f5bd2abf3c/thumbnail_1235000.jpg","/articles/6657779/High-Point/Guilford-County/North-Carolina/High-Point-Council-approves-100000-incentive-package-for-Cascade-Die-Casting-expansion","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6657779-cb33129f19ef3ad90b2730629bafc1f1/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190888&Signature=eWfRAsxSVl~VD~oRKKAtJ3lQK8d5tWTsEppkSKlUexSh3aEFoQVtXBKyBC1R28DmWLhAqEkhJKy0IJ4xPtNYpI9PyUv~V7BlZtbLIuq2xTqgd2pHmR1sQoisJ6IJxm~ok7aCfty85PQuhtW8tFmpUtyf1DFGpZWc5vTnm194bV~UlniO7o-tnSaC9glnAcQvhuWfY5DeOHNjmToLNS36MGoH53O6-xIo1C0A6Jep0xCoFfJ9lM34~zpDCFiHCYrwarTdnu-YQx1CGR5wPx51B~ZDlGUb9I7hR4tLFRL6odrwLTpMho59t4NhAybA1KhrCXxO5GYMLdwrZpk7Gi~Gwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The High Point City Council on a voice vote approved performance-based incentives totaling $100,000 over five years to support “Project Gamble,” an expansion by Cascade Die Casting and Machining at 1800 Albertson Road and 501 Old Thomasville Road.

The incentives are tied to a company commitment of just over $8,000,000 in real and personal property investment and a pledge to add 43 jobs over five years with an average wage of $61,554, city economic development director Peter Bishop said. “This project represents an existing industry expanding operations here in High Point,” Bishop said. He told the council the proposed local incentive is consistent with the city’s job-creation and industrial policies and that Guilford County recently committed $57,824 while NC EDGE Community College committed $64,500 for customized training.

The incentive agreement is performance-based, city staff said, and the site is served by the city’s water, sewer and electric systems. Bishop said the company was considering its headquarters location in Michigan and the local incentives and training commitments were part of the city’s effort to retain and grow the facility in High Point. “This project will take place at two of our High Point locations,” he added, naming the Albertson Road and Old Thomasville Road sites.

Jason Antis, general manager of Cascade Die Casting’s High Point operations, described the company’s local footprint and customer base, saying the firm employs roughly 400 people across divisions and is aiming to grow. “We plan to grow by 43 members, which includes engineering, tool makers, furnace tenders, quality engineers, human resources, and maintenance technicians,” Antis said, adding that many of the new positions would pay above the county average.

Mayor Cyril Jefferson moved to approve the incentive package and Council Member Johnson seconded; council approved the motion by voice vote. Council directed staff to finalize documents and authorized the appropriate city officials to execute the agreement.

The project — presented as an immediate timeline — is intended to sustain and expand local manufacturing jobs in South High Point and to leverage state and county training dollars to support worker upskilling.","The City Council approved a $100,000 performance-based incentive over five years for Project Gamble — an expansion by Cascade Die Casting — tied to an $8 million investment and 43 new jobs in High Point.","actionData","errors"]

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High Point Council roundup: demolitions, board appointments, staff pay changes and honorary America250 support approved

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