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Votes at a glance: PSAs, Vision Zero plan, legislative priorities, reimbursements and travel approvals

2777702 · March 25, 2025
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Summary

The board approved on-call right-of-way professional service agreements, adopted the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan, approved legislative priorities for 2025-26, and approved several reimbursements and travel claims. Commissioner Garner was recused for her technology reimbursement.

At the March 24 meeting the Matthews Board of Commissioners recorded several unanimous approvals. Key outcomes included on-call service agreements, plan adoptions and reimbursements.

Votes at a glance: - On-call right-of-way (ROW) professional service agreements: Authorized the Town Manager to sign agreements with the selected consultants Telix, HRES and THC Inc.; motion by Commissioner Ken McCool, second by Commissioner John Urban; passed unanimously. - Vision Zero Safety Action Plan: Board adopted the Vision Zero plan after minor edits; motion by Commissioner Ken McCool, second by Commissioner Ervin; passed unanimously. - 2025-26 Legislative Priorities: Board approved a one-page priorities document to guide advocacy in Raleigh; motion by Commissioner Ken McCool, second by Commissioner John Urban; passed unanimously. - Technology reimbursement to Commissioner Renee Garner ($1,500.43): Commissioner Garner was recused; motion to reimburse made by Commissioner Tufano and seconded by Commissioner McCool; passed with Garner recused. - Travel reimbursement to Commissioner Ken McCool ($266.80): Motion by Commissioner Mark DeFano, second by Commissioner Leon Threet; passed unanimously.

Several items were moved off the consent agenda for separate discussion before votes (the Garner technology reimbursement and a fire/EMS maintenance budget item). The board's votes were recorded as unanimous in each case where a roll-call was called or the chair asked "All in favor?" and no oppositions were voiced.

Motions noted above are recorded on the meeting agenda and minutes; staff will finalize and post the approved agreements and adoption documents on the town website.