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Wake Forest board sets annexation hearings, adds social district and votes to enter closed session under state statute

2501555 · March 4, 2025
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Summary

The Wake Forest Board of Commissioners reviewed a draft agenda that included resolutions to accept streets for town maintenance, schedule public hearings on three annexations, and add a social district to the next meeting; later the board voted to enter closed session under N.C. Gen. Stat. § 143‑318.11(6).

At its meeting, the Wake Forest Board of Commissioners reviewed a draft agenda for its meeting in two weeks that included the following consent agenda items: a resolution to accept streets into the town street system for maintenance; a resolution to schedule a public hearing for an annexation at 0 Forestville Road; a resolution to schedule a public hearing for another annexation related to a Town of Wake Forest property (not otherwise specified); and a resolution to schedule a public hearing for property at 10030 Capitol Boulevard.

The mayor and commissioners agreed to add a social district to the upcoming meeting agenda. The traffic ordinance discussed by engineering staff was also listed as a legislative item on the draft agenda.

Later in the meeting a motion was made and seconded to move into closed session "pursuant to NCGS 143-318.11, subsection 6." The chair called for a voice vote; those present responded "aye," and the motion carried unanimously. The transcript does not record the names of the members who moved and seconded the motion or the exact roll-call tally.

No substance from the closed session was reported in the open meeting record. The board adjourned after the closed session.

Because the draft agenda lists multiple public-hearing items and resolutions for consent, formal votes and any additional details (for example, ordinance language, staff reports, or schedules) were not taken at this meeting and will be resolved at the future meeting where those items are formally considered.