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Council notes streetscape update, NPAC remains closed; resident praises peaceful protest
Summary
During other business, Planning Director Randy Williams gave a streetscape update, Council Member Beverly Danner said the Newton Performing Arts Center remains closed with hopes to reopen in August, and resident Jerry McCombs commended community leaders for a "beautiful and safe protest."
Council received several brief updates and public comment during the June 2 meeting.
Resident Jerry McCombs commended community and city leaders for what he called a "beautiful and safe protest" held earlier in the day and urged city leaders to engage with young people rather than tolerate destructive behavior.
Planning Director Randy Williams provided an update on the Streetscape Project. Council Member Beverly Danner said the Newton Performing Arts Center remains closed and expressed hope for reopening in August. The meeting also recorded routine consent items (sewer adjustments, a certificate recognizing the Newton-Conover High School girls basketball team, transfer of electric funds, and municipal property leasing) that the council approved by consent.
These items were recorded in the minutes and will be reflected in the respective department files.
