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Votes at a glance: High Point council approves consent agenda, several appointments and sets hearing on annexation

2620001 · January 13, 2025
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Summary

At its first council meeting of 2025 the High Point City Council approved the consent agenda, confirmed multiple appointments and reappointments, set a Feb. 17 public hearing on a separate annexation petition, and confirmed Britt Moore as mayor pro tem.

High Point City Council approved its consent agenda and a series of appointments and reappointments during its first regular meeting of 2025, and it set a public hearing date on a separate annexation petition.

The consent agenda passed by voice vote after a motion from the dais. Council also voted to set a public hearing for Feb. 17 on an annexation petition concerning the southeast corner of NC 68 and Gallimore Dairy Road; staff recommended the resolution of intent that sets that hearing date. Council confirmed several appointments and reappointments, including the selection of Councilmember Britt Moore as mayor pro tem for a term effective immediately and expiring Dec. 15, 2025.

Other confirmed appointments included: - Councilmember Monica Peters as the council liaison to the 2045 Comprehensive Plan Task Force. - Former Mayor Bernita Sims to the Historic Preservation Commission (term through 06/30/2027). - John Kaldi reappointed to the Guilford County/City Insurance Advisory Committee (term through 12/21/2027). - Miyako Sturdivant appointed to the Citizens Advisory Council (term through 05/05/2025).

Council also approved several routine confirmations and reappointments by voice vote; the meeting record shows the motions passed with “ayes” called from the dais. A motion to go into a closed session under attorney-client privilege concluded the meeting’s open portion.