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Raeford council approves consent agenda including Turnpike Road water/sewer contract and budget amendment

City Council of the City of Raeford · March 1, 2026
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Summary

The council approved its consent agenda, awarding the FY2022 audit contract, appointing a Board of Adjustments member, awarding a Turnpike Road water/sewer construction contract to Frank Horne Construction, Inc. at $189,474, and adopting Budget Ordinance Amendment #11 totaling $46,512 in General Fund changes.

Raeford’s City Council unanimously approved its consent agenda on May 2, 2022, covering routine minutes, contracts, appointments and budget adjustments.

The council accepted the lowest, responsive proposal for the town’s FY2022 audit and awarded a contract to S. Preston Douglas & Associates, LLP for $23,240. The council also appointed Judy Pittman to fill a vacancy on the Board of Adjustments, with a term expiring Nov. 2, 2024.

For infrastructure, MBD Consulting Engineers recommended awarding the Turnpike Road Water and Sewer Extensions, Phase 2 construction contract to Frank Horne Construction, Inc. in the amount of $189,474. The project scope includes approximately 495 linear feet of 8‑inch PVC gravity sewer and 1,100 linear feet of 6‑inch PVC water main along Turnpike Road; the total project budget was listed at $206,948 and is to be funded through the North Carolina State Infrastructure Fund grant identified in the record.

The council also adopted Budget Ordinance Amendment #11 to amend FY2021‑22 appropriations. The amendment lists General Fund line‑item increases totaling $46,512 and Water/Sewer Fund increases of $11,500 to be funded by ad valorem interest, sale of assets and insurance proceeds as specified in the ordinance text.

Councilman John Jordan moved to approve the consent agenda; the motion was seconded by Councilman Charles Allen and recorded as unanimously carried.