GSO Water and Sewer Utility Access
Water Resources met with TREBIC engineers and land management members to discuss how best to provide access to utility information while still maintaining the security required by the 2002 Bioterrorism…
HP Water and Sewer Utility Access
To keep up with GSO, the Public Services Department is devising a plan to allow online access to utility information for members of the industry. Director Terry Houk and Deputy…
Summerfield Ordinance Rewrite Committee (ORC)
In response to community concerns about the Planned Development ordinance, an ordinance rewrite committee was appointed to review and recommend updates to the draft development ordinance. The ordinance has been…
HP Moratorium: CBD Design Standards Approved
Council approved proposed design standards for the Central Business District in June 2017. The changes were initiated through a moratorium on metal as a building material in the CBD. The…
GSO Fee Increases
Council adopted proposed development services fee increases (in June with the budget) that amount to $40K additional annual revenue. We are working with staff to tweak commercial site plan review…
GSO Inspections Improvements
: In response to member concerns, the Council approved a long-term software fix for inspections system, and the contract for developing and implementing it in May 2017. Background: We have…
City Staff Meetings
GSO Staff Meets with TREBIC Members – The next meeting will be scheduled for early fall 2017. HP Staff Meets with TREBIC Members – The next meeting will be…
Guilford County Fee Increases
Below is a quick summary of fee proposals that Commissioners approved in June, 2017. We have full spread sheets available for your review. Background: In April Commissioners reviewed staff’s proposal…
Planning and Inspections
Increases being proposed will help fund a new inspector and update Accela software.
Soil Erosion Grading Permit Fees
–by far the greatest increase. After looking at fees in comparable counties (Gaston, Forsyth, Mecklenburg, Durham and Wake) staff proposed a permit and review fee of $450 for the first…
