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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Holly Springs public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Festival Street Design
A design update for the Festival Street project was scheduled from staff, part of downtown improvements.
Waste Management Facility
Holly Springs just opened a brand-new, twice-as-large yard waste drop-off site to make cleaning up your yard a whole lot easier. If you've got branches, leaves, and yard clippings piling up, you now have way more space to dump them.
Yard waste center relocation
The free yard waste drop-off moves to the Operations Campus at 3601 Bumgardner Drive on September 19 — double the size and more central.
Possible environmental advisory board
With a new sustainability coordinator being hired, Mayor Pro Tem Drees floated creating an environmental advisory board or expanding the Tree Advisory Committee's charter. Staff will bring policy options back to a future workshop.
Community engagement: Engage Holly Springs, neighborhood summit, 311
Mayor Kondratick wants a longer conversation about how the town manages community engagement, noting it will require staff resources. The council agreed to springboard the topic at the retreat and possibly hold a dedicated workshop later.
Surveillance Technology
Did you know outside cops can sneak license plate readers into Holly Springs without local approval? It's a huge blind spot for town oversight and a sneaky hit to your privacy.
Bridge naming for Deputy Mark R. Tucker
The bridge over NC 540 on Holly Springs Road will be named for the deputy killed there in 2004, pending NCDOT approval.