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Council approves consent agenda including local water supply plan, PFAS grant submittal and land-lease for pocket park
Summary
Goldsboro City Council approved its consent agenda April 21, which included an operating budget amendment, a land lease for a pocket park, a reimbursement agreement with Mount Olive Pickle, authorization for CDM Smith to resubmit a capital PFAS grant application, and adoption of the local water supply plan.
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The Goldsboro City Council approved a six-item consent agenda on April 21 that included budget amendments, property and grant-authorizing items and routine monthly reports.
City staff summarized the consent items for council: an operating budget amendment covering previously approved purchases or services; a GW28 land-lease agreement to support development of a pocket park once environmental assessment is complete; a revised reimbursement agreement with Mount Olive Pickle to ensure the city can be reimbursed under correct dates; authorization for CDM Smith to submit a capital grant application related to PFAS infrastructure studies (staff described a roughly $500,000 grant opportunity); adoption of the city’s local water supply plan, which assesses water sources and future withdrawal needs; and the routine department monthly reports.
Councilors had no substantive questions and voted to approve the consent agenda. The council conducted a roll-call vote and approved the items as presented; no individual item was removed for separate discussion, according to the transcript.

