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Council considers amendments to interlocal and joint‑use agreements for Cedar Fork athletic amenities
Summary
Planning Director Michelle Stegall presented proposed amendments to 2022 agreements with Wake County Public School System and Wake Tech to reflect swapped school sites, field design changes at Cedar Fork Elementary and revised schedules and maintenance responsibilities for town use of athletic facilities.
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Planning Director Michelle Stegall presented an item to amend several agreements made in 2022 to facilitate construction of new school facilities and related athletic amenities. She said changes reflect a swap of the high‑school and middle‑school sites, conversion of a softball field at Cedar Fork Elementary into a multipurpose field, and the need to update the interlocal agreement and joint‑use agreement to clarify schedule and maintenance. (Michelle Stegall)
Stegall said the 2022 agreements included an interlocal agreement among Morrisville, Wake County Public School System (WCPSS), and Wake Technical Community College that established purchase/lease terms, a planned shared drive/trailhead on Paramount Parkway and joint use of athletic space at Cedar Fork Elementary. She said the shared drive/trailhead reference is being removed because topography made it infeasible, though staff will continue to investigate cross‑property connections. (Michelle Stegall)
Under the revised plan, Cedar Fork would still include six tennis courts (three of which could be striped for pickleball), two multipurpose fields, a restroom/storage building, parking and stormwater facilities. Stegall outlined a proposed use schedule that provides town access to tennis courts and multipurpose fields at specific weekday and weekend windows and clarifies that the town would generally maintain improvements when permitted under the agreement. Councilmembers were briefed that construction at Cedar Fork is approaching and the agreements need to be amended before work proceeds. (Michelle Stegall)
What happens next: the council will consider the proposed amendments as an action item on the agenda; staff noted the amendments will refine shared schedules and maintenance commitments ahead of construction at Cedar Fork Elementary.

