Mayor Lavelle explains that a smaller sub-board has become involved in creating a plan for more bike lanes and environmental awareness #BOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board moves into discussion on the draft of town code amendments to modify livestock provisions pertaining to chickens and rabbits #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The town code allows roosters, but the Board is concerned that disruption will not be reported due to fear of neighborly conflict

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board states that the Comprehensive Transportation Plan should specifically include direct transportation to the UNC Hospital

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Damon Seils suggests the addition of improved safety for bikers to and from Hillsborough by widening bike lanes to the Transportation Plan

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

"I don't want for them to release news tomorrow saying that Carrboro is endorsing Light Rail," Jacquelyn Gist regarding the DCHC-MPO plan

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Mayor Lavelle requests that the Board considers holding the Rosemary Parking Lot agenda item due to Ms. Randee Haven-O'Donnell's absence

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board moves to the next agenda item of the Parking Study and recommendations following its findings

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The survey found that 81% of visitors of Carrboro stay for less than 4 hours and that parking lots were emptiest from 11AM-1PM #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

6 P.M. - 9 P.M. was when the parking study found the public parking lots to be the fullest #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The parking study found a surplus of 1,200 public and private parking spaces and suggested that parking was available, just not where needed

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The study found the need for signage consistency about commute times and the availability of parking, such as rules for customers #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board considers Public-Private parking agreements in which private parking becomes public after 5 P.M. #CBOA

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Jacquelyn Gist said she is concerned agreements will not work for businesses not open at the same time and not wanting liabilities #CBOA

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Damon Seils thanks Timothy Tresohlavy for his hard work on the parking study. He also remarked 16% of parking spots are managed by the town.

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Jacquelyn Gist said the Board needs to recognize that students of UNC-CH also parks their cars in Carrboro before commuting daily #CBOA

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Sammy Slade said he was concerned about the annual trend of decrease in surplus parking for future Carrboro businesses #CBOA

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The Board decides to hold the discussion on the Rosemary Parking Lot for Ms. Haven-O'Donnell until March #CBOA

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The Board now moves onto the next Agenda item, a presentation on a proposed 5 year Capital Improvements Plan #CBOA

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The plan includes four types of projects: Infrastructure, Vehicles and equipment, Information Technology, and Storm Water management

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Carrboro FY 2014-2015 meets the goal of no more than 12% debt service of operating budget. The 2016-2017 projection is estimated 4.94%

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The town plans to borrow money to complete the 203 S. Greensboro Street development next spring to meet debt service goal #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board discusses whether they wish to currently approve the suggested CIP plan #CBOA

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"I believe this building hasn't been renovated since 1958," Town Manager David Andrews said. "We cannot keep delaying some of these plans."

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

"If we want to meet the high demands of our residents, we will need to invest in our buildings and parking," Bethany Chaney said.

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Board decides to wait to approve the CIP and the final presentation on colorful pedestrian crosswalks begins #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

New pedestrian walks would include a rainbow crosswalk on Laurel Ave. near the farmers market inspired by colorful sidewalks in Chapel Hill

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Damon Seils poses concerns about the relative safety between rainbow sidewalks with white lines between each color and just rainbow marks

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

"As a driver, I'm not sure whether I would wonder 'Wow why is there a rainbow on the road?'" Bethany Chaney said. pic.twitter.com/VhxlR5OEr9

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Bethany Chaney said she is supportive of the statement that the art would provide, but values the safety of residents #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

The Carrboro BOA decides to refer the sidewalk art to the Transportation Board for safety concerns #CBOA

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

Carrboro BOA meeting is adjourned! Thanks for tuning in! -@sam_scott138

— DTH City (@DTHCity) February 22, 2017

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