REQUEST FOR QUALIFICATIONS Downtown Residential Stormwater Master Plan
Posted
Oct 12, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Professional engineering services for a comprehensive stormwater Master Plan for the downtown residential core.
Stormwater Program Manager at Town of Apex
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Posted
Oct 12, 2026
Nov 20, 2026
Professional engineering services for a comprehensive stormwater Master Plan for the downtown residential core.
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The session focused on the annual Year in Review, reflecting on organizational accomplishments from the previous fiscal year, and the commencement of a strategic planning process with external consultants. Various department directors provided operational updates, including progress on sustainability initiatives, infrastructure and streetscape projects, AMI implementation in the electric department, police and fire department reorganizations and accreditation efforts, improvements in staffing and recruitment, and updates on housing and community development services.
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The subcommittee meeting focused on the issue of noise pollution associated with data centers. The discussion covered various topics including the technical aspects of noise types and frequencies, common measurement methods, and the limitations of current noise ordinances in accounting for low-frequency sound. The subcommittee examined the impact of continuous 24/7 data center operations on residential areas and wildlife, and reviewed case studies, such as the noise reports from Prince William County, to evaluate the need for updated noise mitigation strategies and more robust ordinance language.
The Town Council meeting included discussions on several key municipal and community topics. The governing body addressed concerns regarding the Atrium Wake Med merger, provided updates on the status of data center applications, and recognized PMIA Recognition Day. The council discussed upcoming initiatives for Mental Health Awareness Month and expressed condolences for a local military service member. The Responsible Development Committee presented a report on Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) amendments, specifically regarding safety standards for electric vehicle chargers in parking structures and state-mandated changes concerning parking requirements and residential development on commercial properties. Additionally, the electric department was honored for receiving national awards in safety and reliability.
The council meeting addressed several operational and community matters, including the presentation of awards to the Electric Utilities Department and the issuance of proclamations for POW/MIA Day, Indigenous Peoples Day, and Fire Prevention Week. Key legislative actions included authorizing limited obligation bonds for infrastructure and capital projects, and approving rezoning for industrial development. The council also conducted interviews and appointments for various resident advisory boards. Furthermore, the council discussed the potential discontinuance of grass collection services, ultimately directing staff to prepare a comprehensive report analyzing regional alternatives, financial impacts, and potential infrastructure needs before making a final decision.
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