February 26, 2010
At the meeting Monday night, the Kannapolis City Council enacted regulations on electronic gaming operations. Prior to the vote, there weren’t any provisions in the UDO or city ordinances to allow or regulate this type of use. New regulations include
Council also voted to amend the city business license fee schedule to include electronic gaming operations and set the maximum gross receipts tax at $10,000. For more information, please refer to the council agenda memo.
This year the Cities of Concord and Kannapolis – along with Cabarrus County – will be holding a joint Earth Day Festival. Scheduled for Saturday, April 24, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., the festival will be held at North Cabarrus Park in Kannapolis.
Plans include information booths, classes at the Dogwood Shelter, nature walks, geocaching, art contests and live music. More information here.
Work is continuing on the downtown water project. Visitor's to downtown may have noticed work on Vance Street. A tentative schedule of the streets impacted can be found on the project blog, which is updated once a week.
The Census is coming, and the City needs your help. Critical funds for schools, roads, economic development, housing and social services depend on a complete and accurate population count. Click here to learn more.
Firefighter Greg Summitt and Captain Jody Kerr have received the top KFD awards for this year. For more information, view the press release.
Good news for motorists that use Hwy 3 between Rainbow Drive and Franklin Avenue -- paving is happening today and it should reopen this afternoon.
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