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You have heard the tune for months, but
we are going to play it again. The Wake
Forest Town Board may
decide on a site for the new town hall
Tuesday night.
On the other hand, . . .
The mayor and commissioners
continued their regular meeting from
Aug. 15 until 5 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 5, a
decision apparently reached in the
closed session during the August
meeting. Tuesday’s meeting will also be
a closed session with a possible
announcement at its close.
The regular work session
afterward, at 5:30 p.m., may be viewed
as an anticlimax if the commissioners do
reach a town hall decision, but there
are some important topics up for
discussion.
Mitchell Lawson, the
chairman of the Human Relations Council,
will give the board an update on the
activities of the council. Last month
Commissioner Stephen Barrington asked
about the concerns residents of the
northeast section of town raised during
a May meeting at the Alston-Massenburg
Center. Those concerns included possible
profiling by police and the perceived
indifference of the town to neighborhood
problems.
Finance Director Aileen
Staples will review the five-year
financial forecast which includes paying
the interest and principal on the street
and parks bonds the town will begin
selling this fall.
The board will also discuss
the Wake Forest Power Program and review
the agenda for its Sept. 19 meeting. |
