Called the meeting to order.

I'm gonna take a roll call at this time.

Mayor Pro Tem.

You here?

I am here.

Okay, Councilmember Join, are you here?

Here.

Councilmember Andrews, are you here?

Here.

Council Member Lau, are you here?

Councilmember Lau?

Okay.

Councilmember Santa Guida?

Here.

Councilmember Clinton Guintana.

I'm here.

Chairs here.

Everybody's here in a counter for another Mrs.

Lau was uh indicated that she was sick this morning.

So give her an excused absence.

We have um presentation, proclamation name is September the 22nd, 2026 as Sister Cities International Day.

Consent agenda.

Could we move it up, please?

Yes.

Um C one is resolution declaring certain oh I'm sorry.

Certain uh personal uh property surplus and authorized donation to the Onslook County Sheriff's Office.

C two is a resolution authorized city manager to execute a contract amendment in the amount of twenty-one thousand six hundred dollars with street scan USA Incorporated for asset management software used for the city street rehab program.

C three is a resolution amending vision zero policy.

Mr.

Mayor.

Yes, yes, ma'am.

Question on C three.

Um the resolution that the council adopted last year specifically directed implementation of traffic calming measures on Rogersville Road and several other names streets within the Vision Zero plan um that was being developed, and that language is being deleted.

I just wanted to know why.

And does its deletion change the priority funding or implementation schedule for any of these projects?

Our director of transportation, Susan Willard.

Um will you be able to address that today, Susan?

Can you come talk up at the mic, sorry?

Those projects are still planned and they will be contracted with our annual needs program.

So that was the intent was to not delete those projects.

Not delete the projects.

The projects are are underway.

Okay.

Yes, Mayor.

Okay.

So we're committing $95,000 toward a $210,000 study before the final scope has been developed.

So what specifically will this plan provide that we aren't already getting through Walk Wilmington?

Um the WMPO SS4A safety action plan, the Greater Downtown Plan, and our now and now our vision zero safety action plan.

There we go.

Good morning.

The multimodal network plan is really about bringing different studies together and also identifying where we have what priority projects.

So for example, Walk Wilmington identifies priority pedestrian projects based on the high injury network, but it doesn't tie that into, for example, our transit system.

So this will allow us to look at transit, pedestrian, and bicycle, which we do not have a bicycle master plan.

We do have the 2013 Greenways plan, which does have some bicycle recommendation, and bring that together into a true multimodal network where we're exp where we are identifying how we are going to connect pedestrians to transit bicycle and really create a network that allows you to get around the city without necessarily relying on a vehicle.

Thank you.

C6 is resolution providing approval of the reissuance of a $23,500,000 Starway Village One multifamily housing revenue note issued to finance a multifamily housing facility known as Starway Village Phase 1 in the City of Wilmington, North Carolina.

C 7 is a resolution providing approval of the reissuance of a $13,600,000 Starway Village 2 multifamily housing revenue note issued to finance a multifamily housing facility known as Starway Village 2 in the City of Wilmington, North Carolina.

C eight is approval of the minutes of the City Council's agenda briefing on August 31st, 2026, and the regular City Council meeting on September the first, 2026.

And then we have public information.

We have public hearings.