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Wake Forest approves consent agenda: town hall remodel, park tennis contract, internal loan to Wake Forest Power

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Summary

The Wake Forest Board of Commissioners unanimously approved the consent agenda, including a $803,500 town hall third‑floor remodel contract, authorization for Flaherty Park tennis construction management, and an internal loan from the General Fund to Wake Forest Power to purchase generation systems.

The Wake Forest Board of Commissioners approved its consent agenda and several standalone items, including a finance action to move funds internally to Wake Forest Power for generation purchases, a town‑hall remodel contract and authorization for tennis construction management at Flaherty Park.

Consent approvals: The board approved the consent agenda unanimously. Items listed in the agenda packet included a budget ordinance amendment number 2; a resolution supporting NCDOT abandonment of the old alignment of Rogers Road/Rogers Branch Road and assuming the road into the town maintenance system; resolution to surplus Sgt. Larry Neil Colley’s badge and service weapon; and a contract to remodel the town hall third floor to add meeting rooms and workstations for $803,500. A motion to approve the consent agenda passed without recorded opposition.

Internal loan for Wake Forest Power: Commissioners also approved a resolution authorizing an internal loan from the General Fund to Wake Forest Power to purchase generation systems. Town finance staff explained the purchase orders were placed in 2023 and the utility has cash on hand; the intent is to repay the General Fund rather than use external financing. “We have the cash. So why not just pay ourselves back?” a finance staff member said while explaining the transaction. Staff said the arrangement mirrors prior internal financing used for a substation project and will be recorded as a balance‑sheet transaction; the board approved the loan unanimously.

Parks and contracts: The board authorized a contract for Flaherty Park tennis construction management and approved awarding the town hall remodel contract; both motions passed unanimously. No speaker requested separate consideration of the consent items during the meeting.

Ending: The approved actions finalize the listed contract awards and bookkeeping actions; project schedules and vendor notices will follow standard contracting procedures. The board also directed staff to continue necessary administrative steps to document the internal loan transaction and manage the park and building projects under existing procurement rules.