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Mount Olive board approves TRC contracts for CDBG projects; OKs $23,500 wastewater capacity study

Town of Mount Olive Board of Commissioners · September 22, 2025
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Summary

At a Sept. 22 special meeting, the Town of Mount Olive Board unanimously approved TRC Companies’ grant administration and engineering agreements and related capital project ordinances for two CDBG infrastructure grants, and authorized a $23,500 wastewater treatment plant capacity evaluation.

Mayor Pro-Tempore Barbara Kornegay presided over a special called meeting of the Town of Mount Olive Board on Sept. 22, 2025, at which the board unanimously approved a set of TRC Companies agreements and ordinances tied to two Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) infrastructure awards and authorized a separate $23,500 capacity evaluation of the town’s wastewater treatment plant.

The board approved Action Memo 09-26 to retain TRC Companies for grant administration and engineering services for CDBG Infrastructure Grants 19-1-4203 and 24-1-4203 after Commissioner Delreese Simmons asked who would oversee the projects. Interim Town Manager Glenn Holland said TRC and town staff would supervise the work, and Town Clerk Sherry Davis added that the state funding agency also provides oversight. Commissioner Tommy Brown moved approval; Commissioner Danny Keel seconded, and the motion passed 5-0.

Board members then approved Action Memo 09-27, adopting TRC Companies capital project ordinances needed to implement the CDBG-funded infrastructure work. Commissioner Tommy Brown moved the ordinance approvals, Commissioner Vicky Darden seconded, and the vote was 5-0.

The board also approved routine business items: Action Memo 09-28 to adopt the Aug. 4, 2025 regular meeting minutes (moved by Commissioner Danny Keel; seconded by Commissioner Tommy Brown; passed 5-0) and the meeting agenda (moved by Commissioner Danny Keel; seconded by Commissioner Tommy Brown; passed 5-0). Earlier the board had approved a motion to excuse Mayor Jerome Newton’s absence (moved by Commissioner Tommy Brown; seconded by Commissioner Vicky Darden; passed 5-0).

On Action Memo 09-29 the board authorized TRC Companies to perform a wastewater treatment plant capacity evaluation for $23,500. Commissioner Tommy Brown moved approval; Commissioner Danny Keel seconded and the motion passed 5-0.

The board announced its next regular meeting is scheduled for Monday, Oct. 6, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., and adjourned at the close of the special meeting.

Why it matters: The contracts and ordinances approved at the meeting enable TRC to manage and engineer infrastructure work funded by federal CDBG awards, a common financing mechanism for local water, sewer and street projects. The $23,500 capacity evaluation will inform whether the town’s wastewater treatment plant can handle current and projected loads and help prioritize capital improvements or permit-related needs.

Who said what: Commissioner Danny Keel told colleagues he had reviewed the documentation and found it legitimate and expressed appreciation for Commissioner Delreese Simmons’ questions about oversight. Interim Town Manager Glenn Holland outlined the shared oversight role of TRC and town staff; Town Clerk Sherry Davis noted the state funding agency also provides oversight. All recorded motions passed unanimously, 5-0.

Next steps: TRC Companies will begin work under the approved agreements and the town will receive the wastewater capacity evaluation; the meeting schedule anticipates further board consideration of implementation items at future meetings.