Agenda - Board of Commissioners

301 West Market Street

Greensboro, NC 27402

Guilford County

Meeting Agenda - Final

Board of Commissioners

Thursday, July 23, 2026

5:30 PM

Second Floor, Old County Courthouse

I. INVOCATION

II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE

III. WELCOME AND CALL TO ORDER

Chairman Melvin "Skip" Alston

IV. SPEAKERS FROM THE FLOOR

Each speaker will be allowed three (3) minutes to address the Board. Speakers from

the Floor will last for a maximum of thirty (30) minutes.

V. PRESENTATIONS

2026-296

PROCLAIM JULY 2026 AS PARKS AND RECREATION MONTH IN

GUILFORD COUNTY

Requested Action:

Proclaim July 2026 as Parks & Recreation Month in Guilford

County.

Sponsors:

Commissioner MaryBeth Murphy

2026-297

RESOLUTION RECOGNIZING THE 160TH ANNIVERSARY OF

PROVIDENCE BAPTIST CHURCH

Requested Action:

Receive resolution recognizing the 160th anniversary of

Providence Baptist Church.

Sponsors:

Commissioner Frankie T. Jones, Jr.

2026-324

RESOLUTION CELEBRATING COUNTY EMPLOYEES AND THE

LAUNCH OF THE S.T.A.R. EMPLOYEE APPRECIATION PROGRAM

Requested Action:

Sponsors:

Adopt resolution celebrating Guilford County Employees and

the launch of the S.T.A.R. Employee Appreciation Program.

Vice Chairwoman J. Carlvena Foster

VI. CONSENT AGENDA

A. BUDGET AMENDMENTS

2026-315

GRANT AWARD: NORTH CAROLINA DEPARTMENT OF

ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (NCDEQ) COMMUNITY WASTE

REDUCTION AND RECYCLING GRANT

Background:

Due to changes in legislation, lithium-ion batteries will be

banned from landfill disposal on December 1, 2026. To

ensure compliance with this legislative change, the Planning

Department collaborated with the Fire Marshal's Office to

research and select the appropriate equipment to ensure the

safe storage and handling of recycled lithium batteries.

To minimize the cost impact to the County, Planning applied

for a grant through the North Carolina Department of

Environmental Quality (NCDEQ) Community Waste

Reduction and Recycling Program. Guilford County was

successfully awarded a FY26/27 CWRAR Grant (attached)

through NCDEQ for a total of $5,900 to purchase a fireproof

metal cabinet, and metal box for on-site, safe storage of

lithium batteries that have been turned into the Guilford

County Scrap Tire White Goods Bishop Road facility. The

lithium batteries accepted include button and rechargeable

batteries. The award requires a 20% cash match of $1,475,

which will be met with existing budgeted funds.

Requested Action:

Accept the NCDEQ Community Waste Reduction and

Recycling Grant Award in the amount of $5,900; authorize

staff to take any all necessary actions to receive the grant and

approve a budget amendment to increase the appropriation to

Planning and Development by $5,900, with $5,900 in

Federal/State Revenue.

Budget Impact:

General Fund

$5,900 Increase

Development

appropriation

Planning

and

$5,900 Increase in Federal/State Revenue

Sponsors:

J. Leslie Bell (Bonnie S. Ware)

Attachments:

NCDEQ) COMMUNITY WASTE REDUCTION AND RECYCLING GRANT AWA

SimpliGov Grant Award Approval

NCGS 130A-309.10

B. CONTRACTS

2026-312

INFOR/LAWSON ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION RENEWAL

Background:

Staff is requesting authority to renew the software agreement

with Infor (US), LLC for the pursuit of maintaining our current

INFOR/Lawson system and services. The County uses

Infor/Lawson for Human Resources and Payroll processing as

well as capital asset tracking and depreciation. Infor/Lawson’s

account structure is maintained parallel to Munis, the

County’s ERP, to ensure the necessary accounting entries

can be imported into Munis.

The one year renewal is in the amount of $671,706, which

represents a 5.4% increase over our current agreement

amount of $637,313. The base contract allows for an up to

6% annual increase, or CPI, whichever is greater; however,

through a review of prior year billing and utilization, Lawson

reduced the increase to 5.4%.

The Lawson system will no longer be supported by Infor at

the end of calendar 2030. The adopted FY27 Budget includes

a multiyear FY27 ERP Optimization project ordinance for the

replacement of the enterprise resource planning system for

Human Resources. Once the replacement system is

implemented, including Payroll processing as well as capital

asset tracking and depreciation, this separate expense will no

longer be required. The earliest this is expected to occur is

FY30.

Requested Action:

Approve, in substantial form, the renewal of the software

license subscription agreement with Infor/Lawson in the

amount of $671,706.

Budget Impact:

Attachments:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Infor Signed - PROPOSED R5 90004374 Infor US LLC (003)

2026-276

APPROVE INSTALLMENT FINANCING RESOLUTION FOR IN CAR &

BODY WORN CAMERAS

Background:

The FY 2027 budget includes appropriations for the Sheriff's

Office in-car and body worn camera program. In-car and

body-worn cameras are important tools for promoting

transparency, accountability, and public trust in law

enforcement. These cameras provide an objective record of

interactions between officers and the public, helping to

document incidents, support investigations, resolve

complaints, and protect both community members and

officers. Video footage can also strengthen criminal cases,

improve officer training, and help the agency policies and

procedures based on real-world encounters. By creating a

clearer and more complete record of law enforcement activity,

in-car and body-worn cameras support fair decision-making,

enhance officer safety, and reinforce the County’s

commitment to transparency and service and outcome

excellence.

Due to the size and length of the agreement, state law

requires approval by the Local Government Commission

(LGC) of the State Treasurer's Office. Consideration by the

LGC is scheduled for August 4. The contract would be

authorized by the cooperative purchasing exemption of G.S.

143-129(e)(3) from Axon Enterprises though the Sourcewell

cooperative contract #101223-AXN and enter into a Master

Services and Purchase Agreement (MSPA) with Axon for

in-car and body worn camera equipment and associated data

subscriptions for a period of ten-years. After two years of

evaluating competing systems and negotiating pricing, the

Guilford County Sheriff's Office selected Axon based on its

exclusive features and benefits and connection with other

personal protective equipment in use by the Sheriff's Office.

The program from Axon includes initial deployment of

equipment in late August of 2026, with four equipment

refreshes in August of 2029, 2031, 2034 and 2036. The

proposed financing totals $13,317,704.64

Requested Action:

1. Adopt the attached resolution authorizing and approving

installment payments, as required by the Local Government

Commission (LGC) as part of their consideration of the item

on their August 4, 2026 agenda, for a not to exceed amount

of $13,317,704.64 towards the acquisition of Sheriff's Office

in-car and body worn cameras and associated data

subscriptions.

2. Upon approval by the LGC, authorize staff to execute a

Master Services and Purchase Agreement (MSPA) for in-car

and body worn camera equipment and associated data

subscriptions for a period of ten-years in the amount of

$13,317,704.64 with Axon Enterprises as authorized by the

cooperative purchasing exemption of G.S. 143-129(e)(3) from

Sourcewell cooperative contract #101223-AXN.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDING REQUIRED

Roberta Johnson, Cash and Debt Manager

Guilford Piggyback CSO (NC) - Axon Sourcewell #101223 - Piggyback27

Guifford CSO (NC) MSPA - Axon MSPA35

Attachments:

Approval Resolution-Guilford 2026 Purchase Agreement(19144990

Axon - FINAL Guilford Q2

C. MISCELLANEOUS

2026-321

HHS-DSS FY 2026-27 ENERGY PROGRAMS OUTREACH PLAN

Background:

The Board of Commissioners is requested to approve the FY

2026-27 Energy Programs Outreach Plan, as required by the

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

prior to its submission. The Low-Income Home Energy

Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federally funded block

grant program that is comprised of three (3) different

programs: Crisis Intervention Program (CIP), Low Income

Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP) and Weatherization.

There are also non-Federal Crisis Intervention Programs:

Duke Energy Progress NC Share the Light, Piedmont Natural

Gas Share the Warmth, Duke Energy Progress NC

Settlement Rate, and Wake Electric Roundup.

Fund Name

LIEAP

Federal CIP

Share the Light

Money Spent

$2,810,422.10

$2,282,557.09

Share the Warmth

$24,617.62

We received 12,753 Crisis Intervention Program applications

and approved 7,207, equating to $320.13 per customer.

We received 10,577 Low-Income Energy Assistance Program

applications and approved 7,688, equating to $365.56 per

customer.

To maximize the success of this program, outreach to county

residents is offered by key community partner stakeholders

and each county Department of Social Services is required to

implement an Energy Program Outreach Plan (EPOP). This is

a framework to ensure that eligible households are made

aware of the assistance available through these programs.

Each county must form an outreach committee that creates

the opportunity for county-level collaboration to discuss and

plan how to effectively reach county residents to inform them

of the services provided by the energy programs. This plan

must be approved by and signed by the local agencies'

governing body prior to submission.

Guilford County's outreach committee for FY 2026-27

includes Guilford County HHS-DSS, Senior Resources of

Guilford, Adult Center for Enrichment, Beacon Management

Group, Greensboro Urban Ministry, Greensboro Public

Library, Greensboro Housing Authority, High Point Housing

Authority, Social Security Administration, as well as various

local churches. The outreach committee is tentatively

scheduled to hold two (2) meetings during the year on

Thursday, September 23, 2026, and Friday, April 28, 2027, at

10:00am at the Greensboro HHS-DSS facility (1203 Maple

Street). Agenda topics will include eligibility requirements for

energy programs, potential amounts of assistance, and

application options.

Requested Action:

Approve the Guilford County Health & Human Services

Agency - Department of Social Services Programs Outreach

Plan in substantial form as attached.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Sharon Barlow

Attachments:

EFS-FNSEP-06-2026

Energy Outreach plan 2026

2026-316

TAX COLLECTION AND BEVERAGE LICENSE REPORTS FOR

MONTH ENDING JUNE 30, 2026

Background:

Attached is a tax collection report for the month ending June

30, 2026 required by NCGS 105-350(7) to be submitted by

the tax collector to the governing body. The purpose of the

report is to apprise the governing body of the progress of the

tax collector in collecting taxes levied for the current fiscal

year.

A list of beverage licenses issued for the month ending June

30, 2026 is attached for the purpose of providing the

governing body the opportunity to exercise their authority to

refuse to issue a license, as described in NCGS 105-113.71.

Requested Action:

Accept and approve the tax collection report and beverage

licenses issued for month ending June 30, 2026.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Ben Chavis

Attachments:

401C All Guilford 6-30-2026.pdf

Bev 6-30-2026 Detail.pdf

2026-317

PROPERTY TAX REBATES AND RELEASES FOR MONTH ENDING

JUNE 30, 2026

Background:

A valid defense has been provided by the taxpayer that the

tax imposed was invalid and met the criteria of North Carolina

General Statute 105-325 and North Carolina General Statute

105-381, to be rebated or released for the amounts contained

in the attached reports. Complete reports are maintained on

file with the Clerk to the Board.

Requested Action:

Accept and approve property tax rebates and releases for the

month ending June 30, 2026.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Ben Chavis

Attachments:

June 2026 NCVTS Pending Refund Report.pdf

June 2026 Rebates and Releases.pdf

2026-318

FISCAL YEAR 2025-2026 TAX COLLECTOR’S ANNUAL

SETTLEMENT REPORT

Background:

In accordance with NCGS 105-373, after July 1 and before

being charged with collecting taxes for the new fiscal year, the

tax collector is required to make a report to the governing

body, including a settlement for taxes levied in the preceding

year.

Requested Action:

Accept and approve the fiscal year 2025-2026 Tax Collector’s

Annual Settlement Report.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Ben Chavis

Attachments:

Collector's Annual Settlement 2025-2026 Sworn Statement.pdf

Collector's Settlement Report Memo Addendum to FY 2025-2026.pdf

Collector's Annual Settlement - Resolution Establishing Insolvent List 2025-2026

Annual Settlement - Unpaid REI 2025-2026.pdf

Annual Settlement - Unpaid IPP 2025-2026.pdf

Annual Settlement - Unpaid BUS 2025-2026.pdf

Annual Settlement- Unpaid PUB 2025-2026.pdf

2026-319

ORDER THE COLLECTION OF FISCAL YEAR 2026-2027 TAXES

Requested Action:

Adopt an order directing the Guilford County Tax Collector to

collect fiscal year 2026-2027 taxes as charged in the tax

records and receipts.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Ben Chavis

Attachments:

Commissioners 2026-2027 Tax Collection Order.pdf

2026-308

REVIEW AND CONSIDER APPROVAL OF MINUTES

Requested Action:

Review and Approve the following sets of minutes:

June 18, 2026 Work Session

June 18, 2026 Regular Meeting

June 25, 2026 Special Called Meeting - Adoption of the

FY26-27 Budget

Sponsors:

Robin Keller, Clerk to Board

dmwsx061826

Attachments:

dmx061826

062526_SpecialMeeting

VII. PUBLIC HEARINGS

Proponents shall be heard first and shall be provided a total of twenty (20) minutes

notwithstanding the number of persons desiring to be heard. Opponents shall be heard

after the proponents and shall be provided a total of twenty (20) minutes

notwithstanding the number of persons desiring to be heard. Each side will be allowed

three (3) minutes in rebuttal.

2026-251

LEGISLATIVE HEARING ON WHETHER TO CONDITIONALLY

REZONE PROPERTY LOCATED AT 7930 NC HIGHWAY 150 E FROM

AG, AGRICULTURAL TO CZ-RS-30, CONDITIONAL ZONING-

RESIDENTIAL: CASE #26-02-PLBD-00008

Background:

Per Guilford County Unified Development Ordinance (UDO)

Article 3 - Section 3.5.C.2.b.3. Procedures for Specific

Applications and S.L. 1985-485 HB651, the Board of

Commissioners has the authority to hold a legislative (public)

hearing to consider an appeal of a decision by the Guilford

County Planning Board on a rezoning application.

On April 2, 2026, an appeal (attached) was properly filed with

the Clerk to the Board to appeal the Planning Board’s

decision made on March 25, 2026 (minutes attached) to deny

a requested rezoning from Agricultural (AG) to Conditional

Zoning - Residential (CZ-RS-30) of property located at 7930

NC Highway 150 E (Guilford County Tax Parcel #242017 in

Washington Township) approximately 6,100 feet north of the

intersection of Osceola-Ossipee Road and NC Highway 150

E comprising approximately 121.87 acres (staff report

attached).

This is a request to rezone the subject property from AG,

Agricultural to CZ-RS-30, Conditional Zoning - Residential

with the following conditions:

Use Conditions:

1) All uses in the RS-30 district are permitted, except for

the uses struck through on the attached use matrix.

The attached use matrix identifies the following uses

to be prohibited: Athletic Fields, Club or Lodge,

Country Club with Golf Course, Golf Course,

Paintball Field, Public Park or Public Recreation

Facility (incl. Indoor Batting Cages), Swim and

Tennis Club, Place of Worship, Elementary School,

Secondary School, Daycare Centers in Residence

(in-home) (12 or less), Emergency Services,

Cemetery or Mausoleum, Beneficial Fill Area,

Wireless Communication Tower - Stealth

Camouflage Design, Utilities - Major, Utilities - Minor,

Construction or Demolition Debris Landfill - Minor,

Land Clearing and Inert Debris Landfill - Minor,

Temporary Events/Uses.

Development Conditions (Amended):

1) Lot size minimum shall be 40,000 sf.

2) Dwellings shall have exterior finishes with a

combination of cementitious siding, brick, and/or

stone. Vinyl siding may be used on the sides and

rear of houses, but not the front of the house, other

than in the soffit, fascia, and eaves.

3) A maximum of 90 lots.

The original rezoning application was amended at the March

25, 2026 Planning Board Special Meeting to include

Development Conditions #2 & #3 above, both consented to by

the Applicant. The Planning Board approved the added

conditions in two separate votes.

The Planning Board voted, 7-1, to approve additional

condition #2 above to limit exterior dwelling finishes. (Ayes:

Donnelly, Gullick, Craft, Bui, Drumwright, Little, and Alston.

Nays: Stalder.)

The Planning Board voted unanimously, 8-0, in favor of

approving condition #3 above to limit development to a

maximum of 90 lots. (Ayes: Donnelly, Gullick, Craft, Bui,

Drumwright, Little, Stalder and Alston. Nays: None.)

While the Planning Staff recommended approval of the

rezoning request (see staff report), the Planning Board's

motion to approve the proposed rezoning failed in a vote of

4-4. (Ayes: Donnelly, Gullick, Craft, Alston. Nays: Bui,

Drumwright, Little, Stalder.) Under the County’s Unified

Development Ordinance, a tie vote is deemed a denial.

District Descriptions

The AG, Agriculture District is intended to provide locations

for agricultural operations, farm residences, and farm tenant

housing on large tracts of land. This district is further intended

to reduce conflicts between residential and agricultural uses

and preserve the viability of agricultural operations.

Commercial agricultural product sales - “agritourism” - may be

permitted. The minimum lot size of this district is 40,000

square feet.

The RS-30, Residential District is primarily intended to

accommodate single-family detached dwellings in areas

without access to public water and sewer services. The

minimum lot size of this district is 30,000 square feet. Cluster

development (conservation subdivisions) are permitted.

The CZ, Conditional Zoning District is established as a

companion district for every district established in the Unified

Development Ordinance. These districts are CZ-AG,

CZ-RS-40, CZ-RS-30, CZ-RS-20, CZ-RS-3, CZ-RS-5,

CZ-RS-7, CZ-RM-8, CZ-RM-18, CZ-RM-26, CZ-LO, CZ-NB,

CZ-LB, CZ-MXU, CZ-GB, CZ-HB, CZ-CP, CZ-LI, CZ-HI,

CZ-PI, CZ-RPD, CZ-PD-R, and CZ-PD-M. All regulations

which apply to a general use zoning district also apply to the

companion conditional zoning. All other regulations, which

may be offered by the property owner and approved by the

Jurisdiction as part of the rezoning process, also shall apply.

Consistency with Adopted Plans: The amended rezoning

request from Agricultural (AG) to conditional zoning

Residential (CZ-RS-30) is inconsistent with the

Comprehensive Plan’s FLUM recommendation of Working

Farm/Agricultural. This land use classification is intended to

accommodate land that is actively used for agricultural or

forestry activities, including cultivated farmland, livestock,

woodlands, or timber harvest. The lands may or may not

support the primary residence of the property owner and

outbuildings associated with activities on the property.

Working Farms/Agricultural Lands may contain both

residential and non-residential uses and typically have parcel

sizes that are typically larger than five or ten acres.

If the rezoning request from AG to CZ-RS-30 is denied, a

FLUM amendment from Working Farm/Agricultural to

Residential would not be required. If the request is approved,

a FLUM amendment to the Residential land use classification

would be required.

Requested Action:

Conduct required legislative hearing to approve/deny the

rezoning of the said property located at 7930 NC Highway

150 E (Guilford County Tax Parcel #242017 in Washington

Township) approximately 6,100 feet north of the intersection

of Osceola-Ossipee Road and NC Highway 150 E comprising

approximately 121.87 acres from Agricultural (AG) to

Conditional Zoning - Residential (CZ-RS-30) and associated

land use classification change in the Guilford County

Comprehensive Plan’s Future Land Use Map (FLUM) from

Working Farm/Agricultural to Residential located in the

Northeast quadrant, as presented herein with the following

use and development conditions:

Use Conditions:

1) All uses in the RS-30 district are permitted, except for

the uses struck through on the attached use matrix.

The attached use matrix identifies the following uses

to be prohibited: Athletic Fields, Club or Lodge,

Country Club with Golf Course, Golf Course,

Paintball Field, Public Park or Public Recreation

Facility (incl. Indoor Batting Cages), Swim and

Tennis Club, Place of Worship, Elementary

School, Secondary School, Daycare Centers in

Residence (in-home) (12 or less), Emergency

Services, Cemetery or Mausoleum, Beneficial Fill

Area, Wireless Communication Tower - Stealth

Camouflage Design, Utilities - Major, Utilities - Minor,

Construction or Demolition Debris Landfill - Minor,

Land Clearing and Inert Debris Landfill - Minor,

Temporary Events/Uses.

Development Conditions:

1) Lot size minimum shall be 40,000 sf.

2) Dwellings shall have exterior finishes with a

combination of cementitious siding, brick, and/or

stone. Vinyl siding may be used on the sides and

rear of houses, but not the front

of the house,

other than in the soffit, fascia, and eaves.

3) A maximum of 90 lots.

If the decision to deny the rezoning request is overturned, the

rezoning will be deemed approved, and a land use

classification change in the Guilford County Comprehensive

Plan’s Future Land Use Map (FLUM) from Working

Farm/Agricultural to Residential will be required. In connection

with either decision, adopt corresponding reasonableness and

consistency statements.

Budget Impact:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

2026-323

REVISION TO LOCAL WAITING LIST PRIORITIZATION POLICY FOR

THE SUBSIDY CHILD CARE ASSISTANCE (SCCA) PROGRAM

Background:

Over the years, the childcare program in Guilford County has

evolved to address increasing service costs and the growing

number of families requiring assistance. Recent state policy

changes have also altered the eligibility determination

processes for childcare subsidies. Guilford's local policies,

including the Child Care Wait List Policy, are reviewed and

updated at least every two (2) years, or whenever program

changes require amendments to local policy. Recent updates

to our policy have established priority criteria to determine the

order in which children are served, ensuring that available

child care subsidy resources are distributed fairly and

effectively to families with the greatest need.

One June 18, 2026, the Board of County Commissioners

received an HHS-DSS departmental update on the Subsidy

Childcare Assistance (SCCA) program and approved the

Guilford County local waiting list prioritization policy for the

SCCA program. Following that approval, additional guidance

was received from the State requesting that the wait list

criteria related to homelessness be revised to consolidate the

existing homelessness categories into a single category to

align with current state guidance. During this review period,

staff have continued operating under the previously approved

wait list guidelines and policies. No additional programmatic

changes are being requested beyond approval of this

revision.

Requested Action:

Approve the State requested revision to the Guilford County

local waiting list prioritization policy for the Subsidy Childcare

Assistance (SCCA) program.

Budget Impact:

Sponsors:

NO ADDITIONAL COUNTY FUNDS REQUIRED

Sharon Barlow

Attachments:

SCCA Wait List Letter

APPROVED_2026_GUILFORD_LOCAL POLICIES WS Edit.docx

APPROVED_2026_GUILFORD_LOCAL POLICIES

2026-327

SELECT A VOTING DELEGATE AND ALTERNATE VOTING

DELEGATE TO REPRESENT GUILFORD COUNTY AT THE 2026

NCACC ANNUAL CONFERENCE

Background:

The NC Association of County Commissioners (NCACC)

requires the Board of Commissioners to designate a voting

delegate and an alternate voting delegate for its 2026 Annual

Conference to be held August 20-22, 2026 in Durham County.

The selected voting delegate, or alternate, will represent

Guilford County during the Annual Business Session where a

quorum of representatives from all counties within each

district must be present to nominate, select and elect NCACC

"County Caucus" members through a simple majority vote.

Requested Action:

Select voting delegate, Chairman Melvin "Skip" Alston , and

alternate voting delegate, Vice Chairwoman J. Carlvena

Foster, to represent Guilford County during the 2026 NCACC

Annual Conference.

Sponsors:

Robin Keller

IX. APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS TO VARIOUS BOARDS AND

COMMISSIONS.

2026-290

APPOINTMENTS AND REAPPOINTMENTS TO GUILFORD COUNTY

BOARDS & COMMISSIONS

Requested Action:

Consider and approve the following appointments and

reappointments to various boards & commissions:

Fire District Commission - Pleasant Garden

Reappoint Edward Hampton III to 2nd term (October 3, 2026 -

October 2, 2028)

Guilford County Behavioral Health Oversight Board

Reappoint Madonna Greer to 2nd term as NAMI

Representative (August 3, 2026 - August 2, 2029)

Guilford County Historic Preservation Commission

Appoint John Mark Van Eerden to 1st term in BOCC

Designee position (July 23, 2026 - July 22, 2030)

Guilford County Planning Board

Appoint Amy Kemp to 1st term in At-Large Designee position

(August 14, 2026 - August 13, 2029)

Sponsors:

Robin Keller

Attachments:

07.05.26_Reapp_EHampton

06.05.26_Reapp_MGreer

03.12.26_App_JVan Eerden

06.18.26_App_AKemp

06.18.26_Resume_AKemp

2026-314

APPOINTMENT TO THE GUILFORD COUNTY BOARD OF

ADJUSTMENT

Background:

Request Mr. Larry Standley, an alternate Board of Adjustment

member whose fifth term expires on June 2, 2027, be

appointed as a regular member to replace Ms. Ditra Miller.

Ms. Miller is currently still serving as an active regular

member - her fifth term expired on May 15, 2025. Ms. Miller

has been an active regular member and past chair and her

service has been valuable in this role.

Requested Action:

Appoint Mr. Larry Standley (alternate Board of Adjustment

member) as a regular member to the Guilford County Board

of Adjustment.

Sponsors:

J. Leslie Bell

Attachments:

Standley_BoA Regular Member Recommendation_07 2026

X. COMMISSIONER LIAISON REPORTS

XI. COMMENTS FROM COUNTY MANAGER / COUNTY ATTORNEY

XII. COMMENTS FROM COMMISSIONERS

XIII. HOLD CLOSED SESSION PURSUANT TO N.C.G.S. §143-318.11(a) (3 &

6) FOR THE PURPOSES OF CONSULTING WITH THE COUNTY ATTORNEY

AND TO DISCUSS A PERSONNEL MATTER.

XIV. ADJOURN

THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF

THE GUILFORD COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS

WILL BE HELD AUGUST 6, 2026 AT 5:30PM IN THE

COMMISSIONERS MEETING ROOM,

OLD COUNTY COURTHOUSE

301 W. MARKET STREET, GREENSBORO NC 27401.