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CITY OF NEW BERN

BOARD OF ALDERMEN MEETING

OCTOBER 13, 2020 — 6: 00 P. M.

CITY HALL COURTROOM

300 POLLOCK STREET

1. Meeting opened by Mayor Dana E. Outlaw. Prayer Coordinated by AldermanOdham. Pledge of Allegiance.

2. Roll Call.

3. Request and Petition of Citizens.

Consent Aqenda

4. Consider Approving a Proclamation Memorializing Joseph "Jay" Mattingly.

5. Consider Approving a Proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month.

6. Approve Minutes.

7. Presentation of Proclamation to HistoriCorps.

8. Presentation by Craven County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.

9. Presentation on Parks and Recreation " Rec Card".

10. Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Amending Section 15- 79 of the Code ofOrdinances for Major Subdivisions.

11. Consider Adopting a Resolution to Fund COVID- 19 Nonprofit Grant Program.

12. Consider Adopting a Resolution Approving a Settlement and Limited MutualRelease with Pike Engineering, LLC.

13. Consider Adopting an Amended Resolution Approving a Grant from the NCGovernor' s Highway Safety Program.

14. Consider Adopting a Resolution Accepting Ownership and Maintenance of RichardCourt.

15. Consider Adopting an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 70 "Traffic and Vehicles".

16. Appointment(s).

17. Attorney's Report.

18. City Manager's Report.

19. New Business.

20. Closed Session.

21. Adjourn.

NDIVIDUALS WITH DISABILITIES REQUIRING SPECIAL ASSISTANCE SHOULD CALL639- 7501 NO LATER THAN 3 P. M. THE DATE OF THE MEETING

Aldermen Dana E. Outlaw

NEW BERN May° TSabrina Bengel Mark A. Stephens

Jameesha Harris City ManagerRobert V. Aster C I T Y F N E W B E R N Brenda E. Blanco

Johnnie Ray Kinsey Ciry ClerkBarbara J. Best 300 Pollock Street, P. O. Box 1129 Mary M. Hogan

Jeffrey T. Odham New Bern, NC 28563- 1129 Director of Finance

252) 636-4000

Memo to: Mayor and Board of Aldermen

From: Mark A. Stephens, City Manager

Date: October 8, 2020

Re: October 13, 2020 Agenda Explanations

1. Meeting opened by Mayor Dana E. Outlaw. Prayer Coordinated by AldermanOdham. Pledge of Allegiance.

2. Roll Call.

3. Request and Petition of Citizens.

This section of the Agenda is titled Requests and Petitions of Citizens. This is an

opportunity for public comment, and we thank you for coming to the Board ofAldermen meeting tonight to share your views. We value all citizen input.

Speaker comments are limited to a maximum of 4 minutes during the publiccomment period. At the conclusion of 4 minutes, each speaker shall leave thepodium. Comments will be directed to the full board, not to an individual boardmember or staff member. Although the board is interested in hearing yourcomments, speakers should not expect any comments, action, or deliberation fromthe board on any issue raised during the public comment period.

In the board' s discretion, it may refer issues to the appropriate city officials or stafffor further investigation. If an organized group is present to speak on a commonissue, please designate one person to present the group' s comment, which shallbe limited to a maximum of 4 minutes.

Consent Aqenda

4. Consider Approving a Proclamation Memorializing Joseph " Jay" Mattingly.

Joseph " Jay" Mattingly, a former City of New Bern Alderman, passed away onSeptember 24, 2020. The proclamation will memorialize his life and service to thecitizens of New Bern.

5. Consider Approving a Proclamation for Hispanic Heritage Month.

George Hendrix, Advocacy Director with the Association of Mexicans in NC, Inc.,has requested a proclamation recognizing Hispanic Heritage Month, which is

celebrated annually from September 15th through October 15tn

6. Approve Minutes.

Draft minutes from the September 22, 2020 regular meeting and September 29,2020 special meeting are provided for review and approval.

7. Presentation of Proclamation to HistoriCorps.

The Board approved a proclamation for HistoriCorps on September 8, 2020.

Jeannie Tyson has requested that the Board personally present the proclamationto a representative from HistoriCorps at this meeting. She will be in attendance

along with Bill McCrae, Executive Director of Tryon Palace, and a representativefrom HistoriCorps.

8. Presentation by Craven County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board.

Chip Chagnon, Chairman of the Craven County ABC Board, will present a check tothe City for its portion of ABC sales. He will also provide an annual briefingregarding the ABC Board.

9. Presentation on Parks and Recreation " Rec Card".

Foster Hughes, Director of Parks and Recreation, will share a PowerPointpresentation to review the new "Rec Card". He will provide information on why theprogram is being implemented, how it will be utilized, and how citizens can obtaina card.

10. Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Adopting an Ordinance to AmendSection 15- 79 for Major Subdivisions of the Land Use Ordinance.

Staff is proposing an amendment to Section 15- 79 " Major Subdivision ApprovalProcess" of the Code of Ordinances. The proposed changes would require three

18"x24" and one digital copy of final plats to be submitted to Development Services,and that complete applications with estimates for performance guarantees be

submitted to the department three weeks prior to the next regularly scheduledPlanning and Zoning Board meeting. This public hearing has been properly calledfor and advertised. A memo from Jeff Ruggieri, Director of Development Services,is attached.

11. Consider Adopting a Resolution to Fund COVID- 19 Nonprofit Grant Program.

As discussed at the October 6, 2020 work session, $ 50, 000 will be utilized to fund

a grant program for nonprofits in the City of New Bern to aid with their COVID- 19efforts to assist citizens who have been impacted. The program will be

administered by a third party, and terms and conditions of the program will beestablished with respect to the application process, qualifications, etc. Grants will

be issued in the amount of $ 1, 000 each, and any unused funds will be returned tothe City.

12. Consider Adopting a Resolution Approving a Settlement and Limited MutualRelease with Pike Engineering, LLC.

During installation of the new transformer at the Trent Road Substation, a disputearose regarding control system wiring diagrams developed by the utilitiesengineering consultant. The errant wiring diagram caused $ 18, 143. 18 in damages

to utility equipment. Repairs have been completed, and the equipment is in service.The proposed agreement settles the dispute and provides that the utility consultantpay the cost of the associated damages. A memo from Charles Bauschard,Director of Public Utilities, is attached.

13. Consider Adopting an Amended Resolution Approving a Grant from the NCGovernor' s Highway Safety Program.

On August 25, 2020, the Board adopted a resolution approving a grant from the NCGovernor's Highway Safety Program in the amount of $ 24,995. The grant is

actually for$ 25,000, and an amended resolution needs to be adopted to reflect thecorrect amount. A memo from Police Chief Toussaint Summers is attached.

14. Consider Adopting a Resolution Accepting Ownership and Maintenance ofRichard Court.

Ward 4) A request has been received for the City to accept ownership andmaintenance of Richard Court, which is located within Pinecrest Estates. Public

Works has performed an inspection and confirmed that the street has beenconstructed to meet the City's street design standards. A memo from MattMontanye, Director of Public Works, is attached.

15. Consider Adopting an Ordinance to Amend Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles".

Wards 1, 2, and 3) The ordinance amending Chapter 70 will achieve the following:a) change Nunn Street, which is a 12- foot street, to a one-way street and removethe existing stop sign at the intersection of Nunn and Main Streets; b) reduce thespeed limit along Old Airport Road between Tyler Ryne Trail and the bridge located

near Stonewall Circle from 35 mph to 25 mph; c) designate both sides of SouthFront Street along the " loop" behind Tryon Palace as a no parking zone. A memofrom Mr. Montanye is attached.

16. Appointment(s).

17. Attorney' s Report.

18. City Manager' s Report.

19. New Business.

20. Closed Session.

21. Adjourn.

AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET w ECITY OF N N

Agenda Item Title:Consider Approving a Proclamation Memorializing Joseph '` Jay" Mattingly

Date of Meeting: l0/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable:

Department: City Clerk Person Submitting Item:Brenda Blanco

Call for Public Hearing: Yes No Date of Public Hearing:

Explanation of Item: Jay Mattingly, a former City of New Bern Alderman, passedaway on September 24, 2020. The proclamation willmemorialize Mr. Mattingly' s life and contributions to NewBern.

Actions Needed by Consider approving proclamationBoard:

Backup Attached: Proclamation

Is item time sensitive? Yes No

Will there be advocates/opponents at the meeting? Yes No

Cost of A enda Item: $0

If this requires an expenditure, has it been budgeted and are funds available

and certified by the Finance Director? Yes No

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WHEREAS, Joseph " Jay" Mattingly, who was born in 1934, lead a full life that was

deeply rooted in public service; and

WHEREAS, after graduating from high school and attending the University of Maryland,Jay joined the National Guard at the age of 18 and later joined the ArmyReserve where he served for 42 years; he was a MP who retired with therank of Colonel; and

WHEREAS, Jay also worked for the US Postal Service for 36 years; as an employee inthe Computer Systems division, during his career he personally witnessedmany state-of-the- art variations in how the post office processed mail andadvanced their operations to keep up with the demands of an ever-changing industry; and

WHEREAS, after retiring from the US Postal Service in 1992, he moved to New Bern in1993; while residing in New Bern, he became actively involved in thecommunity; he was elected as an Alderman and served in that capacity for12 years; during his tenure, Jay saw the City transformed in many areas,including major changes to Broad Street, the erection of a main fire stationas well as a new Police station, and the construction of a public swimmingpool; and

WHEREAS, Jay was also active in the senior softball arena and was a member of theKnights of Columbus New Bern Council 3303.

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Dana E. Outlaw, Mayor of the City of New Bern, do herebyproclaim and acknowledge JOSEPH " JAY" MATTINGLY was a civic

and community-oriented person, and on behalf of the citizens of the City ofNew Bern, I extend to Jay' s family an expression of deep sympathy fortheir loss.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the Cityof New Bern this 13th day of October in the Year of Our Lord TwoThousand and Twenty.

Dana E. Outlaw

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Agenda Item Title:Consider Approving a Procla nation for Hispanic Heritage Month

Date of Meeting: 10/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable:



Explanation of Item: George Hendrix, Advocacy Director with the Association ofMexicans in NC, Inc., has requested a proclamation recognizingHispanic Heritage Month.

Actions Needed by Consider approving proclamationBoard:

Backup Attached: Proclamation




If this requires an expenditure, has it been budgeted and are fur ds available


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WHEREAS, each year from the 15th of September to the 15th of October, NationalHispanic Heritage Month is celebrated throughout the United States; and

WHEREAS, Hispanics comprise roughly 9. 8% of the population of the State of North

Carolina as of 2019, and have both an integral and necessary communityin our state; and

WHEREAS, Hispanics currently comprise 7. 6% of the population of Craven County; and

WHEREAS, the City of New Bern openly welcomes and supports its distinct culturaldiversity; and

WHEREAS, we are further inspired by the economic, social, and cultural contributionsof the Hispanic community within the City of New Bern and Craven County;and

WHEREAS, we understand that although this national recognition lasts each year for

one month, we work endlessly to create a more socially- inclusive anddiverse society with equality for all populations.

NOW THEREFORE, I, Dana E. Outlaw, Mayor of the City of New Bern, on behalf of the NewBern Board of Aldermen, do hereby proclaim September 15th through October15' h as

HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH

in the City of New Bern and extend best wishes to all communities as theyhold appropriate ceremonies to commemorate this observance.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the City ofNew Bern this 13th day of October in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Twenty.

Dana E. Outlaw, Mayor

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Agenda Item Title:Presentation of Proclamation to HistoriCorps

Date of Meeting: l0/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable:



Explanation of Item: The Board approved a proclamation for HistoriCorps on

September 8, 2020. Jeannie Tyson requested that the Board

personally present the proclamation to a representative fromHistoriCorps. Mrs. Tyson will be attendance, along with BillMcCrae, Executive Director at Tryon Palace.

Actions Needed by Present Proclamation

Board:

Backup Attached: Approved Proclamation






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WHEREAS, HistoriCorps is a 501( c)( 3) nonprofit that provides a workforce of volunteers with all skill levels

and hands-on experience for the purpose of preserving historic structures that have falleninto disrepair on public lands across America; this action ensures America' s cultural andhistorical resources will exist for generations to come; and

WHEREAS, the mission of HistoriCorps is to save and sustain historic places for public benefit through

partnerships that foster public involvement, engage volunteers, and provide training andeducation; and

WHEREAS, in its first decade, HistoriCorps has logged 187, 908 volunteer hours across 268 preservation

projects in 31 states and territories; New Bern has been fortunate to experience the benefitsof HistoriCorps' efforts; and

WHEREAS, the New Bern Academy was established in March of 1764 when the North Carolina legislatureauthorized New Bern to build " a house for a school and residence for the school master";

work began in 1765 and was finished by April of 1767; this public school quickly earned areputation as "one of the best regulated schools of its kind in America"; and

WHEREAS, the New Bern Academy's original building was destroyed by fire in 1795; leaders convincedthe legislature to authorize the raising of funds for a new schoolhouse, and in 1810 theacademy moved into a handsome, new brick building and continued to serve as a school until1971; it now houses a Civil War museum; and

WHEREAS, HistoriCorps recognized the importance of this structure and has undertaken total restoration

of the building as one of their projects; the project will include complete restoration of the brickand mortar, repair of the wooden parts of the structure — including the window sills and thenow copula and entrance portico of the building itself; the project was broken down into threephases, and the final phase will be completed by the end of October in this year; and

NOW THEREFORE, I, Dana E. Outlaw, Mayor of the City of New Bern, on behalf of the New Bern Boardof Aldermen, do hereby proclaim the importance and significance of the work perFormed byHistoriCorps and acknowledge their invaluable contribution to historical preservation in New

Bern.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the City of New Bern this 8tnday of September in the Year of Our Lord Two Thousand and Twenty.

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Agenda Item Title:Presentation by Craven County Alcoholic Beverage Control Board

Date of Meeting: l0/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable: N/ A


Call for Public Hearing: Yes No Date of Public Hearing: N/A

Explanation of Item: Chip Chagnon, Chairman of the Craven County ABC Board,will present a check to the City for its portion of ABC sales andprovide an annual briefing regarding the ABC Board.

Actions Needed by None

Board:

Backup Attached: PowerPoint presentation


Will there be advocates/ opponents at the meeting? Yes No

Cost of A enda Item:



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Carol Crayton: Vice Chairman

Wilfred " Chip" Chagnon : Chairman

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Paul Brown : General Manager

Esther Patterson: Finance Officer

ALE Special Agent In Charge, Matt Knight, CCABC Enforcement

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Completed first phase of Glenburnie Store modernization program in June 2020, cost: $ 132, 262

Completed building structurally repair to Downtown Store on budget and on schedule cost$ 117, 000

Continue store modemization and optimization at Glenbumie, Havelock and James City Stores.

Completed installation of new Point of Sale and office ADT hardware and software systems

designed and maintarned by Vanceboro( irm, Steve Gaskin Consulting) in Sept for all stores and HQ.

Completed CCABCB goal of providing$ 11 per hour minimum wage and installed new merit-based

compensation package in August

Completed new CCABCB Employees Hand Book in Sept

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BRIEFING CONCLUDED -- PENDING YOUR QUESTIONS?

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AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET

Agenda Item Title:Presentation on the New Bern Parks and Recreation " Rec Card".

Date of Meeting: 10/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6

Department: Parks & Recreation Person Submitting Item:Foster Hughes


Explanation of Item: This presentation will provide information on what the Rec Card

is; why we are implementing this program; how citizens can geta Rec Card; and what the Rec Card can be used for.

Actions Needed byBoard:

Backup Attached: Memo and Power Point Presentation


Will there be advocates/ opponents at the meeting? Yes No

Cost of A enda Item: N/A

If this requires an expenditure, has it be budgeted and are funds available


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Re: Presentation on the New Bern Parks and Recreation " Rec Card"

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New Bern Parks and Recreation recently implemented the " Rec Card" program.I will provide a brief report on what the Rec Card is, why we are implementingthis program, how citizens can get a Rec Card, and what the Rec Card can beused for.

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Agenda Item Title:Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Amending Section 15- 79 of the Code of Ordinances forMajor Subdivisions.

Date of Meeting: 10/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable: N/A

Department: Development Services Person Submitting Item:Jeff Ruggieri, Director of Development

Services

Call for Public Hearing: Yes No Date of Public Hearing: l0/ 13/ 2020

Explanation of Item: Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Amending Section 15-79 of the Code of Ordinances for Major Subdivisions.

Actions Needed by Conduct a Public Hearing and Adopt Ordinance

Board:

Backup Attached• Memo, Redline Version of Ordinance, Ordinance






Additional Notes:

Aldermen Dana E. Outlaw

NEW BERN Mayor

Sabrina Bengel Mark A. Stephens

Jameesha Harrisl

City ManagerRobert V. Aster C I T Y F N E W B E R N Brenda E. Blanco

Johnnie Ray Kinsey City ClerkBarbara J. Best 300 Pollock Street, P. O. Box 1129 Mary M. Hogan

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MEMORANDUM

TO: Mayor Dana Outlaw, City of New Bern Board of Aldermen

FROM: Jeff Ruggieri, Director of Development Services

DATE: October 1, 2020

SUBJECT: Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Amending Section 15- 79 of theCode of Ordinances for Major Subdivisions.

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The Mayor and Board of Aldermen are requested to Conduct a Public Hearing andConsider Amending Section 15- 79 of the Code of Ordinances for Major Subdivisions.

Staff is proposing the following changes to the major subdivision approval process:

The submittal of three 18" by 24" copies and one digital copy of final plats to theDevelopment Services department.

The requirement that complete applications be submitted to Development Services

three weeks prior to the next regularly scheduled meeting of the Planning and ZoningBoard.

The requirement that all estimates for performance guarantees be submitted at the

time of application three weeks prior to the next regularly scheduled meeting of thePlanning and Zoning Board.

Recommendation

Conduct a Public Hearing and Consider Amending Section 15- 79 of the Code ofOrdinances for Major Subdivisions.

Please contact Jeff Ruggieri at 639- 7587 should you have any questions or needadditional information.

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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND APPENDIX A " LAND USE" OF THE CODE OF

ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW BERN

THAT WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Board of the City of New Bern

unanimously recommends that certain amendments be made to Appendix A " Land Use" of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern; and

WHEREAS, the City' s development services staff further recommends approval of said

proposed amendments; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Alderman of the City of New Bern deems it advisable and in

the public interest to effect said revisions to Appendix A ` L̀and Use'" of the Code of Ordinances

of the City of New Bern.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE

CITY OF NEW BERN:

SECTION 1. That Section 15- 79. " Major subdivision approval process." of Part II.

Major and minor subdivisions" of Article IV. " Permits and final plat approval" of Appendix A

Land Use" of the Code of Ordinance of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby

amended by deleting subsection ( b)( 2) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

2) The final plat shall be at the same scale ( one inch equals 100 feet or larger) and onthe same sheet size as the general plan ( 18 inches by 24 inches or larger) and shall conformsubstantially to the general plan as approved. The applicant shall furnish three 18'" by 24" copiesand one digital copy ( in a format to be specified by the secretary of the planning and zoningboard) for distribution to the planning and zoning board no less than three weeks prior to theregularly scheduled meeting of the planning and zoning board. The final plat shall constituteonly that portion of the approved general plan which the applicant proposes to record and

develop at the time, provided, however, that such portion conforms to all requirements of thisordinance. The final plat shall show:

a) The lines of all streets and roads.

b) Lot lines and lot numbers.

c) Building envelopes in the case of PUDs.

d) Reservations, easements, alleys, and any other areas to be dedicated topublic use or for conservation purposes, or sites for other than residential use with notes statingtheir purpose and any limitations.

e) Sufficient data to determine readily and reproduce on the ground, thelocation, bearing, and length of every street line, block line, and building line, whether curved orstraight, and including true north point. This should include the radius, central angle, and tangent

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distance for the centerline of curved streets and curved property lines that are not the boundary ofcurved streets.

All dimensions should be to the nearest one- tenth of a foot and angles to the

nearest minute.

g) Accurate location and description of all monuments and markers.

h) The names and locations of adjoining subdivisions and streets, and thelocation and ownership of adjoining unsubdivided property.

i) Title, date, name, and location of subdivision, graphic scale, and true north

point.

j) Name of owner, surveyor and land planner.

k) Written approval by the Corps of Engineers with reference to wetlands, ifapplicable.

1) Postal enumeration of each lot in the subdivision."




amended by deleting subsection (b)( 3) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

3) Supplementary materials for final plat:

a) A draft of all restrictive covenants whereby the subdivider proposes toregulate land use in the subdivision and otherwise protect the proposed developinent.

b) ln subdivisions where limited access streets are constructed, the final plat

shall show a restricted easement of access along the entire length of the street as it is to beconstructed denoting all connections to the street allowed for ingress and egress to propertieswhether improved or reserved for future improvement.

c) All documents establishing compliance with section 15- 59 regardingperformance guarantees."

SECTION 3. That Section 15- 150. " Accessory uses." of Article X. " Permissible Uses"

of Appendix A " Land Use'' of the Code of Ordinance of the City of New Bern be and the same ishereby amended by deleting subsection ( c) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

c) Without limiting the generality of subsections ( a) and ( b), the following activitiesare specifically regarded as accessory to residential principal uses so long as they satisfy thegeneral criteria set forth above:

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1) Hobbies or recreational activities of a noncommercial nature; except that

the repair of automobiles owned by persons who do not reside on the premises, is prohibited.

2) Yard sales or garage sales, so long as such sales are not conducted on thesame lot for more than three days ( whether consecutive or not) during any 90- day period.''

SECTION 4. This ordinance shall be effective from and after the date of its adoption.

ADOPTED THIS 13`" DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.

DANA E. OUTLAW, MAYOR

BRENDA E. BLANCO, CITY CLERK

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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND APPENDIX A " LAND USE" OF THE CODE OF

ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW BERN

THAT WHEREAS, the Planning and Zoning Board of the City of New Bern

unanimously recommends that certain amendments be made to Appendix A " Land Use'' of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern; and

WHEREAS, the City' s development services staff further recommends approval of said

proposed amendments; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Alderman of the City of New Bern deems it advisable and in

the public interest to effect said revisions to Appendix A " Land Use" of the Code of Ordinances

of the City of New Bern.


CITY OF NEW BERN:




amended by deleting subsection (b)( 2) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

2) The final plat shall be at the same scale ( one inch equals 100 feet or larger) and onthe same sheet size as the general plan ( 18 inches by 24 inches or larger) and shall conformsubstantially to the general plan as approved. The applicant shall furnish e ee three 18" by24" # copies and one digital copy ( in a format to be specified by the *' ' „'* * *'

s€€ secretarv of the planning and zonin; board) for distribution to the planning and

zoning board no less than three weeks prior to the re Ju, larlv scheduled meetin of the planningand zonin b The final plat shall constitute only that portion of the approved general planwhich the applicant proposes to record and develop at the time, provided, however, that suchportion conforms to all requirements of this ordinance. The final plat shall show:

a) The lines of all streets and roads.

b) Lot lines and lot numbers.

c) Buildin envelopes in the case of PUDs.

d) Reservations, easements, alleys, and any other areas to be dedicated topublic use or for conservation purposes, or sites for other than residential use with notes stating

their purpose and any limitations.

e) Sufficient data to determine readily and reproduce on the ground, the

location, bearing, and length of every street line, block line, and building line, whether curved orstraight, and including true north point. This should include the radius, central angle, and tangent

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distance for the centerline of curved streets and curved property lines that are not the boundary ofcurved streets.

All dimensions should be to the nearest one- tenth of a foot and angles to the

nearest minute.

g) Accurate location and description of all monuments and markers.

h) The names and locations of adjoining subdivisions and streets, and thelocation and ownership of adjoining unsubdivided property.

i) Title, date, name, and location of subdivision, graphic scale, and true north

point.

j) Name of owner, surveyor and land planner.

k) Written approval by the Corps of Engineers with reference to wetlands, ifapplicable.

1) Postal enumeration of each lot in the subdivision."

SECTION 2. That Section 15- 79. '` Major subdivision approval process." of Part II.

Major and minor subdivisions" of Article IV. " Permits and final plat approval'' of Appendix A

Land Use'° of the Code of Ordinance of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby

amended by deleting subsection ( b)( 3) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

3) Supplementary materials for final plat:

a) A draft of all restrictive covenants whereby the subdivider proposes toregulate land use in the subdivision and otherwise protect the proposed development.

b) In subdivisions where liinited access streets are constructed, the final plat

shall show a restricted easement of access along the entire length of the street as it is to beconstructed denoting all connections to the street allowed far ingress and egress to propertieswhether improved or reserved for future improvement.

c) All documents establishing compliance with section 15- 59 re a g

performance guarantees.''

SECTION 3. That Section 15- 150. " Accessory uses." of Article X. " Permissible Uses"

of Appendix A " Land Use" of the Code of Ordinance of the City of New Bern be and the same ishereby amended by deleting subsection ( c) in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

c) Without limiting the generality of subsections ( a) and ( b), the following activitiesare specifically regarded as accessory to residential principal uses so long as they satisfy thegeneral criteria set forth above:

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1) Hobbies or recreational activities of a noncommercial nature; except that

the repair of automobiles owned by persons who do not reside on the premises, is prohibited.

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ADOPTED THIS DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 2020.

MAYOR

CITY CLERK

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A public hearing will be conducted by the Board of Aldermen of the City of CLEAN AIR? WILL BE HERE BEFORENew Bern at s oo p. m., or as soon thereafter as the matter may be YOU KNOW IL...reached, on October 13, 2020 in the City Hall Courtroom in the City of

BREATHING SHOULDN' TNew Bern for a request to amend Section 15- 79. " Major subdivision ap-

BE DANGEROUS, FALLproval" of Part Ii. of Article IV of the Code of Ordinances of the City of ESPECIALLY AT HOME!New Bern. All interested parties will be given an opportunity to be heard.A copy of the changes will be available at Development Services for public NASA- INSPIRED ACTIVEPURE IN LOVE WITH YOURinspection, please email Nadia Abdul- Hatli at abdulhadinC3newbemnc.gov TECHNOLOGY REDUCES OR NEW, SMOOTH,for more information.

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CEI L I N Gent the same to the personal representative listed below on or before DE• Odorsi CEMBER 19, 2020, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of recove Alldebtors of the said estate are asked to make immediate payment.

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This 19th day of September, zozo.

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of the Esiate of Michael L. Matlock HANDYMAN SERViCESc/ o uay& Associates, P.A.

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SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION etc,. Quality work, warranty.FILE N0. 19- E- 396 MEMBER BBB. A+( 252)633•6675 Sharpening

I Having qualified as Administrator of the Estate of CORDELL RAY VANN of COmpOSf& TOpS011Craven County, North Carolina, this is to notity all persons, firms or cor- Compost S25/ Tort, Blended Top- r '/poratlons having claims against the Estate of said Cordell Ray Vann to soil:; 30/ Ton, Saw Dust: S15/ Ton.present them to the undersigned within three months from the date of the Fill Dirt: S15/ ion. Delivery availa- first publication of this notice or the 2ND DAY OF DECEMBER, 2020, or ble!( 252 633- 5334the same will be pleaded and bar their recovery. Ail persons indebted to GARDEN TOOLS,said Estate please make immediate payment.

SCISSORS, KNIVES,This 3rd day of October, 2020.

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AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET NEW BEIZNCITY OF NEW BERN

Agenda Item Title:Consider Adopting a Resolution to Fund COVID- 19 Nonprofit Grant Program

Date of Meeting: 10/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable: N/A

Department: Administration Person Submitting Item:Mark Stephens


Explanation of Item: As discussed at the October 6, 2020 work session, a resolution is

proposed to fund a grant program for nonprofits in the City ofNew Bern to aid with their COVID- 19 efforts to assist citizens

who have been impacted. The program will be established with

funding of$ 50,000.

Actions Needed by Consider Adopting ResolutionBoard:

Backup Attached: Resolution



Cost of A enda Item: $50,000

If this requires an expenditure, has it been budgeted and are fu ds available


Additional Notes:

RESOLUTION TO FUND COVID- 19 NONPROFIT GRANT PROGRAM

THAT WHEREAS, the New Bern Board of Aldermen recognizes the roll certain

nonprofits are playing in assisting citizens with the challenges brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, and the Board desires to initiate a grant program (" Program") to assist

nonprofits to continue these efforts; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen desires to contribute $50, 000 to the Program,

which shall be distributed in the form of grants to nonprofits within New Bern' s city limitspursuant to the terms and conditions of the Program; and

WHEREAS, the Program shall be administered by a third party, BEFCOR, and anyunused funds at the end of the Program term will be returned to the City of New Bern.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF

THE CITY OF NEW BERN hereby approves a $ 50, 000 contribution to be used specificallyto fund the Program described above.

ADOPTED THIS 13T" DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.



AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET Ew BERNCITY OF NEW BERN

Agenda Item Title:Consider Adopting a Resolution Approving a Settlement and Limited Mutual ReleaseAgreement between City of New Bern and Pike Engineering

Date of Meeting: October 13, 2020 Ward # if applicable: N/A

Department: Public Utilities Person Submitting Item:Charles Bauschard

Call for Public Hearing: Yes No Date of Public Hearing: N/ A

Explanation of Item: Request approval for Mayor to execute Settlement and LimitedMutual Release Agreement.

Actions Needed by Approval of resolution and execution of Agreement by MayorBoard: Outlaw

Backup Attached: Memo, Settlement and Limited Mutual Release Agreement,Resolution



Cost of A enda Item: N/ A

If this requires an expenditure, has it been budgeted and are funds availableand certified by the Finance Director? Yes No

NEW BERNCITY OF NEW BERN

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC UTILITIES

210 Kale Road, P.O. Box 1129

New Bern, NC 28563- 1129

TO: Mayor Outlaw, Board of Aldermen

FROM: Charles D. Bauschard, Director of Public Utilities

COPIES: Mark Stephens, City Manager; File

SUBJECT: Settlement and Limited Mutual Release Agreement/Trent Road SubstationWiring Panel

DATE: September 29, 2020

The City of New Bern Department of Public Utilities staff requests your considerationtowards executing a " Settlement and Limited Mutual Release" agreement.

During installation of the new transformer at Trent Road Substation, a dispute aroseregarding control system wiring diagrams developed by the utilities engineeringconsultant. The errant wiring diagram caused $ 18, 143. 18 of damages to utility equipment.Repairs are complete and the equipment is in service.

This attached agreement settles the dispute, which will be paid by the utility' s consultantand at no cost to the utility.

RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OF THE CITY OF NEWBERN:

That the Settlement and Limited Mutual Release Agreement dated October 13,2020 by and between the Pike Engineering, LLC and the City of New Bern, a copy ofwhich is attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, be and the same is

hereby approved, and the Mayor and the City Clerk are hereby authorized and directedto execute the same, in duplicate originals, for and on behalf of the City.

ADOPTED THIS 13th DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.



SETTLEMENT AND LIMITED MUTUAL RELEASE

THIS SETTLEMENT AND LIMITED MUTUAL RELEASE ( the " SettlementAgreement") is made by and between the CITY OF NEW BERN ( the " City"), and PIKEENGINEERING, LLC (" Pike") ( each is a " Party" and together are the " Parties"). The Effective

Date of this Settlement Agreement shall be the date on which it is executed by both the Parties.

RECITALS:

A. The City and PowerServices, Inc. (" PowerServices"), entered into a ServicesContract dated October 19, 2010 ( the " Services Contract"), governing engineering consultingservices to be performed by PowerServices for the City on various projects.

B. The City issued Purchase Order No. P 1900687, dated August 17, 2018 (the" P. O."),for engineering services to be performed by PowerServices on the Trent Road Substation ( theProject"). Together, the Services Contract and the P. O. are the " Project Contract."

C. Disputes arose between the Parties regarding performance by PowerServices underthe Project Contract, including alleged defective design issues involvin wirin drawin s byPowerServices for the control panel for transformer T1 on the Project and correction of the wiringissue ( collectively, the " Disputes").

D. Pike is the successor to PowerServices as to the Project Contract.

E. The Parties now desire to settle any differences they have or may have betweenthem arising from or relating to the Project Contract and the Disputes. It is understood that this

Settlement Agreement is made in compromise of disputed claims and is not an admission ofliability by any Party.

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of this Settlement Agreement and other good andvaluable consideration, the receipt and sufficiency of which is acknowledged, the Parties agree:

1. Recitals. The above recitals are hereby incorporated herein and made a part of thisSettlement Agreement.

2. Settlement Payment. Pike shall pay a total of Eighteen Thousand One HundredForty-Three and 00/ 100 Dollars ($ 18, 143. 00) ( the " Settlement Payment") to the City' s contractorWEG Transformers USA LLC (" WEG") within ten ( 10) business days of execution of this

Settlement Agreement by all the Parties. The Settlement Payment shall be made by Pike directlyto WEG in one payment, by check or wire pursuant to instructions provided, if any.

3. Limited Mutual Release. Except for obligations under this Settlement Agreement,the City and Pike and their respective successors, assigns, parents, owners, affiliates, subsidiaries,directors, officers, members, managers, employees, agents, contractors, attorneys, insurers andeach of them, hereby release each other and their respective successors, assigns, parents, owners,affiliates, subsidiaries, directors, officers, members, managers, employees, agents, contractors,

CHAR2 2327298v1

attorneys, insurers, and each of them from any and all actions, causes of action, claims, demands,damages, and liabilities of whatever kind or nature, in law or in equity, whether known orunknown, now existing or hereafter arising out of or relating solely and specifically to the Disputes,and to no other services or work performed under the Project Contract.

4. Confidentialitv. Each of the Parties agrees to keep confidential the terms of thisSettlement Agreement, except ( a) as needed to effectuate and enforce the terms hereof; (b) asrequired by law, court order, subpoena, or compulsory governmental process; ( c) as may berequired to taxing authorities for purposes of providing required information to said authorities; ord) or as may be required by counsel, accountants, or tax preparers for the Parties in order to enable

them to prepare financial statements or tax returns for the Parties.

5. Entire Agreement. All prior negotiations, representations and promises made byany Party to the other regarding the subject inatter contained herein, whether in writing orotherwise, are understood and agreed to be superseded by and merged into this SettlementAgreement. This Settlement Agreement, including specifically this Section 5, may not bemodified unless any such modification is in writing, signed by all the Parties hereto.

6. Miscellaneous. This Settlement Agreement is the product of negotiation and shallbe deemed to have been drafted by no Party individually but as a joint effort of the Parties. The

Parties represent that they have carefully read and understand all of the provisions of thisSettlement Agreement, that they entered into this Settlement Agreement voluntarily, that each ofthe undersigned has the authority to execute this Settlement Agreement on behalf of his/ herrespective Party, and that the claims being released herein have not been conveyed or transferredto a non-party to this Agreement. This Settlement Agreement may be executed in counterparts,original or PDF, each of which shall constitute an original and which taken together shall constituteone agreement.

The parties have executed this Settlement Agreement as of the dates reflected below.

CITY OF NEW BERN

ATTEST: By:

Title: Mayor

Date: October 13, 2020

City Clerk

PIKE ENGINEERING, LLC

By:

Title:

Date:

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AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET 1 W BERNCITY OF NEW BERN

Agenda Item Title:

Consider Adopting an Amended Resolution Approving a NC Governor' s Highway SafetyProgram Grant

Date of Meeting: October 13, 2020 Ward # if applicable: N/A

Department: POLICE Person Submitting Item:Chief Toussaint E. Summers, Jr.


Explanation of Item: Approved on August 25, 2020 for$ 24,995. 00 instead of

25, 000.00. Asking the Board of Alderman to approve amendedresolution with the correct amount.

Actions Needed by Board approval is requested.

Board:

Backup Attached: Chief Toussaint E. Summers, Jr. is presenting the request.



Cost of Agenda Item: n/ a


and certified by the Finance Director? Yes NO

Additional Notes: This grant will be a reoccurring grant in the future and will remain a nomatch requirement by the city.

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NEW BERN POLICE DEPARTMENT Y_° j

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251) 6_ 4, Toussairit E. Summcrs, Jr.

Pnlicr und C nnrnta i[ cume tukether hrr.c; l, r i r„i«

TO: Mayor and Board of Alderman

FROM: Toussaint E. Summers, Jr., Chief of Police

SUBJECT: Governor' s Highway Safety Program Grant

DATE: October 13, 2020

Background

The Regional Law Enforcement Liaison (LEL) grant was originally approved on August 25, 2020,for $24,995.00. The request would be to amend the resolution to reflect the correct amount of

25, 000.00.

Recommendation

It is recommended that the Board ofAlderman approve the Agreement and Resolution from GHSPand provide the reimbursable funds for this grant funded position.

A Xationally Accredited Agency

Integrity— Motivation— Protcssionalism— Accountability— Commitment—Trust

AMENDEDResolution

North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety ProgramLOCAL GOVERNMENTAL RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the NEW BERN POLICE DEPARTMENTherein called the

Agency")The Applicant Agency)

has completed an application contract for traffic safety funding; ana tnat City of New BernThe Governing Body of the Agency)

herein called the" Governing Body") has thoroughly considered the problem

identified and has reviewed the project as described in the contract;

THEREFORE, NOW BE IT RESOLVED BY THEClt/ Of N2W B@I"Cl

IN OPENGoverning Body)

MEETING ASSEMBLED IN THE CITY OF New BernNORTH CAROLINA,

THIS 3

DAY OF OCtObef20

20 , AS FOLLOWS:

1. That the project referenced above is in the best interest of the Governing Body and the general public; and

2. TnatMark Stephens, City Manager

is authorized to file, on behalf of the GoverningName and Title of Representative)

Body, an application contract in the form prescribed by the Governor' s Highway Safety Program for federal

funding in the amount of$ 25,.

to be made to the Governing Body to assist in defrayingFederal Dollar Request)

the cost of the project described in the contract application; and

3. That the Governing Body has formally appropriated the cash contribution of$ as

Local Cash Appropriation)

required by the project contract; and

4. That the Project Director designated in the application contract shall furnish or make arrangement for other

appropriate persons to furnish such information, data, documents and reports as required by the contract, if

approved, or as may be required by the Governor' s Highway Safety Program; and

5. That certified copies of this resolution be included as part of the contract referenced above; and

6. That this resolution shall take effect immediately upon its adoption.

DONE AND ORDERED in open meeting byDana E. Outlaw, Mayor (

Chairperson/ Mayor)

ATTESTED BY SEALlerk)

Brenda E. Blanco, ity CLerk

DATEOCtOIJeI" 3, 2 2

Rev. 7/ 11

AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET N W CITY OF NEW BERN

Agenda Item Title:Consider adopting a resolution to accept ownership and maintenance responsibilities of RichardCourt within Pinecrest Estates.

Date of Meeting: 10/ 13/ 2020 Ward # if applicable: 4

Department: Public Works Department Person Submitting Item:Matthew Montanye, Director of Public Works

Call for Public Hearing: Yes No Date of Public Hearing: N/ A

Explanation of Item: Consider adopting a resolution to accept ownership andmaintenance responsibilities of Richard Court within PinecrestEstates.

Actions Needed by Approve resolution.

Board:

Backup Attached: Memo

Letter of Request

Map



Cost of A enda Item: N/ A

If this requires an expenditure, has it been budgeted a d are funds availableand certified by the Finance Director? Yes No

Additional Notes: N/A

NEW BERNNORTH CAROLINA

Public Works Department

P. O. Box 1129, 1004 S. Glenburnie RoadNew Bern, N. C. 28563- 1129

Phone: (252) 639- 7501

Fax: (252) 636- 1848

September 23, 2020


From: Matt Montanye, Director of Public Works

Re: Consider adopting a resolution to accept ownership andmaintenance responsibilities of Richard Court within PinecrestEstates

Background Information:The City of New Bern received request to accept ownership and maintenance

responsibilities of Richard Court located within Pinecrest Estates.

The City of New Bern Public Works Department has performed a built-to- standardsinspection and has confirmed that Richard Court has been constructed to meet City ofNew Bern Street Design Standards.

Recommendation:

City staff recommends Board adopt Resolution to accept ownership and maintenanceresponsibilities of Richard Court within Pinecrest Estates.

Please contact me if there are any questions or if additional information is required.

RESOLUTION

THAT WHEREAS, the City of New Bern has received a request to acceptownership and maintenance responsibilities of Richard Court located within PinecrestEstates; and

WHEREAS, the City of New Bern Public Works Department has performed a built-to- standards inspection and has confirmed that this street has been constructed to meet

City of New Bern Street Design Standards, and recommends that the City accept thestreet known as Richard Court within Pinecrest Estates; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Bern desires to approvesaid request.

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN OFTHE CITY OF NEW BERN:

That the City of New Bern hereby accepts ownership and/or maintenanceresponsibilities of Richard Court within Pinecrest Estates.

ADOPTED THIS 13t" DAY OF OCTOBER 2020.



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AGENDA ITEM COVER SHEET NEw BERNCITY OF NEW BERN

Agenda Item Title:Consider adopting an ordinance amendment amending section 70 '` Traffic and Vehicles" of theCity of New Bern Code of Ordinances.

Date of Meeting: l0/ 13/ 20 Ward # if applicable: 1, 2, 3

Department: Public Works Person Submitting Item:Matt Montanye


Explanation of Item: Changes have been made to Section 70 (Traffic and Vehicles of

the Code of Ordinances to update Section 70- 78 ( One-wayStreets), 70- 99 ( Stop Intersections), 70- 132 ( Maximum Speed

Limit—Twenty-Five Miles per hour) and 70- 225 ( ProhibitedParking Zones).

Actions Needed by Consider adopting the amended ordinance

Board:

Backup Attached: Ordinance


Will there be advocates/opponents at the meeting? Yes No N/A




Additional Notes:

NEW BERNNORTH CAROLINA

Public Works Department

P. O. Box 1129, 1004 S. Glenburnie Road

New Bern, N.C. 28563- 1129

Phone: ( 252) 639-7501

Fax: ( 252) 636-1848

September 23, 2020


From: Matt Montanye, Director of Public Works

Re: Consider adopting an ordinance amendment amending section 70Traffic and Vehicles" of the City of New Bern Code of Ordinances.

Backqround Information

Over the past several weeks, the Public Works Department has received several requests

to evaluate certain items as it pertains to Section 70 ( Traffic and Vehicles) of the City ofNew Bern Code of Ordinances. After reviewing these requests, the Public WorksDepartment is recommending changes to Section 70- 78 ( One-way Streets), 70-99 ( StopIntersections), 70- 132 ( Maximum Speed Limit — Twenty-Five Miles per hour) and 70- 225Prohibited Parking Zones).

Nunn Street is an existing two-way street located behind the George Street spray groundsand intersects with Cypress Street and Main Street. The existing road is 12- feet in widthand does not meet the requirements for two-way street, and it is being recommended thatSection 70- 78 be modified to add Nunn Street as a one-way street. Because of the

recommendation to make Nunn Street a one-way street, it is also necessary to modifySection 70- 99 to remove the existing stop sign at the intersection of Nunn Street and MainStreet.

Over the past couple of years, the developers of the Bluewater Rise Subdivision haveconstructed approximately 150 new homes and has a projected total build out of over 900homes. The increase of single-family homes has/will cause a significant increase in trafficalong Old Airport Road and through some existing residential neighborhoods. The Cityhas received several requests to reduce the speed limit along Old Airport Road ( fromTyler Ryne Trail to the bridge located near Stonewall Circle). After reviewing this issueand discussing this with the Board of Aldermen we are recommending that Section 70-132 be modified to reduce the speed limit along Old Airport Road ( between Tyler RyneTrail and the bridge located near Stonewall Circle) from thirty-five miles per hour totwenty-five miles per hour.

Several years ago, the Public Works Department made modifications to the "loop" behindTryon Palace along South Front Street to create a more pedestrian- friendly area alsoknown as Palace Point Commons. This section of South Front Street has also become a

popular place to fish and is starting to cause issues with vehicles parking along the "loop"behind Tryon Palace. The Public Works Department has received a request to make

this section of South Front Street a " No Parking Zone". After reviewing the City of NewBern Code of Ordinances, it was discovered that this section was already designated asa " No Parking Zone" under its former name of Tryon Palace Drive. The Public WorksDepartment is recommending that Section 70- 225 be modified to remove the "No ParkingZone" on Tryon Palace Drive and to add a " No Parking Zone" on South Front Street alongthe " loop" behind Tryon Palace.

Section 70- 78 One-wav streets established:

Additions:

o Nunn Street, between Main Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limitedto a Northern direction.

Section 70- 99 Stop Intersections:

Remove:

Stop Street Throuqh Streeto Nunn Street Main Street

Refer to Ordinance Appendix A

Section 70- 132 Maximum Speed Limits on specific streets - Twentv-five miles perhour

Addition:

o Old Airport Road: from the intersection of Tyler Ryne Trail to the bridgelocated near Stonewall Circle.

Refer to Ordinance Appendix 8

Section 70- 225 Prohibited parkinq zones:

Remove:

o Tryon Palace Drive Loop, which connects Eden Street to Tryon PalaceDrive.

Addition:

o South Front Street, on both sides thereof, along the " loop" behind TryonPalace, From the southern right-of-way line of Eden Street eastwardly 650feet.

Recommendation

The Public Works Department recommends and request that the Board adopt an

ordinance amendment, amending Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles" of the City of NewBern Code of Ordinances as outlined above.

AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 70 " TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES" OF THE

CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW BERN

THAT WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works of the City of New Bern recommends

that certain amendments be made to Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles" of the Code of

Ordinances of the City of New Bern; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Bern deems it advisable and in

the public interest to effect said revisions to Chapter 70 '` Traffic and Vehicles" of the Code of

Ordinances of the City of New Bern.


CITY OF NEW BERN:

SECTION 1. That Section 70- 78. " One- way Streets Established'' of Division 1.

Generally" of Article III. 'Òperation of Vehicles" of Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles" of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby amended by deleting

Section 70- 78 in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

Sec. 70- 78. One-way streets established.

The following streets are established as one- way streets in the direction indicated:

First Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a

southerly direction.

Second Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a

northerly direction.

Third Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to asoutherly direction.

Ba_y Street, between Miller Street and Third Avenue: Traffic shall be limited to a westerlydirection.

Bloomfield Street, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Booms Allev, between Miller Street and Green Street: Traffic shall be limited to an

easterly direction.

Brown's Alley, from Elm Street to Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a southerlydirection.

C Street, between National Avenue and E Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westerlydirection.

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Carmer Street, between Neuse Boulevard and the short unnamed street which crosses

Carmer at its northerly end: Traffic shall be limited to a northerly direction.

Carroll Street, from the unnamed short street to Neuse Boulevard: Traffic shall be limited

to a southwardly direction.

Cedar Street, between Second Avenue and Third Avenue: Traffic shall be limited to a

westerly direction.

Change Street, between Craven Street and East Front Street: Traffic shall be limited to a

westwardly direction.

Chapman Street, between Broad Street and Elm Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Eubanks Street, between Booms Alley and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Forbes' Alley, between Broad Street and Queen Street: Traffic shall be limited to anorthwardly direction.

Green Avenue, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a northerlydirection.

Kilmarnoch Street, from Broad Street northwardly to the end thereof: Traffic shall belimited to a northerly direction.

Lawson Street, between Church Street and New South Front Street: Traffic shall be

limited to a southerly direction.

Lee's Avenue, between Cedar Street and " F" Street: Traffic shall be limited to a northerlydirection.

Linden Street, between East Front Street and New Street: Traffic shall be limited to an

eastwardly direction.

Murray Street, between Cedar Street and North Street: Traffic shall be limited to asoutherly direction.

New Street, between Craven Street and East Front Street: Traffic shall be limited to an


New Street, between George Street and Bern Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


New Street, between George Street and Hancock Street: Traffic shall be limited to an


New Street, between Hancock Street and Metcalf Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


New Street, between Metcalf Street and Bern Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


North Street, between Eubanks Street and West Street: Traffic shall be limited to an

easterly direction.

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Nunn Street, between Main Street and Cedar Street. Traffic shall be limited to a northerlydirection.

Pavie Avenue, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a southerlydirection.

Roundtree Street, between Broad Street and Reizenstein Street: Traffic shall be limited toa northwardly direction.

Smith Street, between Cedar and Main: Traffic shall be limited to a northerly direction.

Sutton' s Alley, between Broad Street and Queen Street: Traffic shall be limited to asouthwardly direction.

Terrace Street, which extends through Craven Terrace from Miller Street to RoundtreeStreet: Traffic shall be licnited to an eastwardly direction.

Unnamed short street ( cut-of, running northwest, southeast from Chattawka Lane toTrent Boulevard, lying south of lots nos. 15 through 20, of Block 1, of the subdivision known asdeGraffenried Park: Traffic shall be limited to a northwesterly direction, from Trent Boulevard toChattawka Lane.

Unnamed short street, from the westerly right-of-way line of Carmer Street extendednorthwardly, to Carroll Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westerly direction.

Unnamed short street through Craven Terrace, located on the south side of Cedar Street,

the west end of said street beginning at a point 260 feet east of the eastern curb line of MillerStreet; the east end of said street beginning at a point 260 feet west of the western curb line ofOak Street.

Unnamed street through Craven Terrace, running from Miller Street to Roundtree Street,and being the first such street north of Broad Street: Traffic shall be limited to an eastwardlydirection.

Unnamed street through Craven Terrace, running from Miller Street to Roundtree Street,and being the second such street north of Broad Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westwardlydirection."

SECTION 2. That the traffic schedule identified as ` Stop Intersections' adopted by theboard of aldermen and referenced in Section 70- 99. '` Stop intersections." of Division 2. " Right-

of-way'' of Article III. " Operation of Vehicles'' of Chapter 70. " Traffic and Vehicles" of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby amended by deleting thestop intersection at Nunn and Main Streets.

SECTION 3. That the traffic schedule identified as " Maximum Speed Limits" adopted

by the board of aldermen and referenced in Section 70- 132. " Maximum speed limits on specific

streets." of Division 4. " Speed" of Article III. " Operation of Vehicles'' of Chapter 70 " Traffic

and Vehicles" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby

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amended by adding the following street to the section entitled " Maximum speed limits on

specific streets— Twenty- five Miles per hour'":

Old Airport Road, from its intersection with Tyler Ryne Trail to the bridge crossingBrices Creek located south of Stonewall Circle.

SECTION 4. That Article VI. '`Stopping, Standing and Parking" of Chapter 70 " Traffic

and Vehicles" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is herebyamended by deleting Section 70-225. '` Prohibited parking zones." in its entirety and inserting in

its stead the following:

Sec. 70- 225. Prohibited parking zones.

a) When signs are placed, erected or installed in each block giving notice thereof, noperson shall park a vehicle for longer than two hours at any time between the hours of 9: 30 a. m.and 5: 00 p.m. on any day except Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, upon any of the

following streets, and the changing of the position of a vehicle from one point directly to anotherpoint, within the same block, shall be deemed one continuous parking period; each hour which avehicle shall be parked in violation of the terms hereof shall constitute a separate offense.

Avenue B, on the southwesterly side, beginning at a point 50 feet measured southwesterlyfrom the southwesterly right-of-way line of North Pasteur Street and extending southwesterly 60feet.

Batts Hill Road, on both sides thereof, from its intersection with Country Club Road to itseasternmost terminus.

Bay Street, between Miller Street and Second Avenue. Traffic shall be limited to awesterly direction.

Bern Street, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 237 feet south of the southerlyright-of-way line of Cedar Street, and extending southwardly 50 feet.

Browns Alley, on the east side, from Elm Street to Cedar Street.

C Street, on the south side, between National Avenue and E Street.

Carmer Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 180 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.

Carmer Street, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 15 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.


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Carmer• Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 15 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.

Carroll Street, on the west side.

Carroll Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 125 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard extending northwardly 40 feet.

Cedar Street, beginning at a point 65 feet west of the western right-of-way line of MillerStreet, and extending westwardly for a distance of 30 feet.

Cedar Street, on the south side thereof, between Miller Street and Oak Street.

Change Street, on the north side, between Craven Street and East Front Street.

Chapman Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Main Street.

Clark Avenue, on both sides, beginning at the southern curb line of Lincoln Street andextending to a point 230 feet southwardly thereof.

Craven StYeet, on the northeastern side, from the southeastern curbline of Queen Street to

a point 86 feet southeasterly thereof.

Ci ati en St- ect, on the southwestern side, from the southeastern curbline of Queen Street

to a point 76 feet southeasterly thereof.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at 132 feet north of the northern right-of-wayline of Broad Street and running northwardly 80 feet. Provided, however, the three parkingspaces which this identifies may be used by law enforcement officers to park for a period not toexceed more than two hours for the purpose of loading and unloading prisoners.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning 212 feet north of the northern right-of-wayline of Broad Street and running northwardly approximately 113 feet.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at the northern curbline of New Street,extending 45 feet northwardly.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at the southern curbline of New Street andextending 45 feet southwardly.

Darst Avenue, on the east side, from Queen Street to Elm Street.

deGraffenried Avenue, on both sides, beginning at the southern curbline of NeuseBoulevard and extending to a point 200 feet southwesterly thereof.

Dunn Street, on either side, between National Avenue and North Craven Street.

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Eden Street, south of Tryon Palace Drive.

Eden Street, on the east side, beginning at the southern curb line of Pollock Street,extending 41 feet southwardly.

Eden Street, on the west side, beginning at the southern curb line of Pollock Street,extending 247 feet southwardly.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the north side thereof, beginning at the western curbline of SouthGlenburnie Road extending 316 feet westerly along Elizabeth Avenue.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the south side thereof, beginning at a point 253 feet westerly of thewestern curbline of Glenburnie Road, extending 1, 037 feet westerly along Elizabeth Avenue.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the southwest side, beginning at the northwestern right-of-way lineof South Glenburnie Road, and extending to a point 355 feet northwesterly thereof.

Eubanks Str•eet, on the west side, from Booms Alley to K Street.

F Street, on the east side, from Cypress Street to Biddle Street.

First Avenue, on the east side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

First Street, on both sides, from Neuse Boulevard to Pembroke Road.

Fleet Street, on the east side, between Pollock Street and Tryon Palace Drive.

East Front Street, on the east side, between Broad Street and Johnson Street.

Gaston Boulevard, on the west side, beginning at a point 60 feet north from the back ofcurb on Neuse Boulevard and extending in a northerly direction for a distance of 120 feet.

George Street, on the east side, thereof, from the southern curbline of Guion Street to a

point 78 feet southwardly thereof.

Hospital Drive ( formerly S. R. # 1487), on the north side thereof, from DeGraffenried

Avenue extended northwardly across Neuse Boulevard, to the Emergency Room entrance on thegrounds of Craven County Hospital.

I Street, on the east side, from Main Street to Biddle Street.

K Street, on the south side, from F Street to Main Street.

Karen Drive, on both sides, beginning at a point 425 feet southwardly of the southerlyright-of-way line of Neuse Boulevard, extending 430 feet southeasterly thereof.

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Karen Drive, on the northwesterly side, from the southerly right-of-way line of NeuseBoulevard southwesterly 300 feet.

Kennedy Avenue, on the east side thereof, from the northerly right-of-way line of NeuseBoulevard, northwardly to the end of Kennedy Avenue.

Kilmarnock Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at ten feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.

Kilmarnock Street, on the east side thereof; beginning at a point 190 feet northwardly ofthe northern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 40 feet northwardly.

Kilmarnock Street, on the west side beginning at the northern right-of-way of BroadStreet, extending in a northwardly direction for 200 feet.

Kimberly Road, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 32 feet from the westerncurbline of Simmons Street Extension, measured along the radius of the curb on Kimberly Roadextending thence northwesterly along and with the eastern curbline of Kimberly Road 50 feet.

Kimberly Road, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 33 feet from the westerncurbline of Simmons Street Extension, rneasured along the radius of the curb on Kimberly Road,extending thence northwesterly and then northeasterly along and with the western curbline ofKimberly Road 205 feet.

Kings Way, on the east side thereof, from Elizabeth Avenue to its northerly terminus andin the cul- de- sac at the northern end thereof.

Linden Street, on the north side, between New Street and East Front Street.

Main Street, on the north side, between West Street and K Street.

Main Street, on the south side, between Bloomfield Street and Pavie Avenue.

Meadows Street, on both sides between Center Avenue and Henderson Avenue.

Meado s Street, between Clarendon Boulevard ( U. S. Highway 17) and Tatum Drive.

Metcalf Street, beginning at its intersection with the southerninost curbline of BroadStreet, extending in a southerly direction on both sides of said street for a distance of 50 feet.

Metcalf Street, beginning at its intersection with the northernmost curbline of PollockStreet, extending for a distance of 145 feet in a northerly direction on the west side of said streetand a distance of 50 feet in a northerly direction on the east side of said street.

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Metcalf Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 55 feet northwardly of thenorthern right-of-way line of New Street, extending 20 feet northwardly along Metcalf Street.

Metcalf Street, on the east side, between the intersection of Metcalf Street, Tryon PalaceDrive and the Trent River.

MetcalfStreet, south of Tryon Palace Drive.

Middle Street, on the west side, beginning at the northwest corner of the intersection ofMiddle Street and Broad Street and extending 100 feet in a northerly direction.

Miller Street, on the east side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Miller Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Booms Alley.

Moses Griffin Lane, on the east side beginning at a point 443 feet from the northernmostpavement edge of Tomlinson Boulevard at its intersection with Moses Griffin Lane, and

extending northwardly for a distance of 30 feet.

Nathan Tisdale Lane, on the west side, beginning at a point 572 feet north of itsintersection with Tomlinson Boulevard, and extending northwardly for a distance of 22 feet.

National Avenue, on the west side.

Neuse A enue, on the southeast side thereof, from the southerly right-of-way line ofNational Avenue to a point 275 feet southwest thereof.

New Street, on the north side, between Hancock Street and Metcalf Street.

New Street, on the north side, between Middle Street, and East Front Street.

New Street, on the south side, between Metcalf Street and Bern Street.

New Street, on the south side, between Middle Street and Hancock Street, beginning at apoint 129 feet westwardly of the westerly right-of-way line of Middle Street and runningwestwardly 134 feet.

North Street, from West Street to Eubanks Street.

Nunn Street, on the east side, from Main Street to Cypress Street.

North Craven Street, on the east side.

North Pasteur Street, on the southwesterly side, beginning at a point 80 feet measuredsoutheasterly from the southeasterly right-of-way line of Avenue B and extending southeasterly35 feet.

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Pine Tree Drive, on both sides, beginning at the southeastern curbline of the mainentrance to West New Bern Recreation Center and extending to a point 400 feet southeasterlythereof.

Pine Tree Drive, on both sides, beginning at the southwestern curbline of Grace Avenueand extending in a southerly direction to the northern right-of-way of M. L. King Jr. Boulevard.

Pine Vallev Drive, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 275 feet from thesouthern curb line of St. Andrews Circle and extending southwardly for a distance of 200 feet.

Pollock Street, on the south side beginning at its westernmost intersection with QueenStreet and extending for a distance of 30 feet in a westwardly direction.

Pollock Street, on the south side, beginning at the eastern curbline of Eden Street,extending 17. 5 feet eastwardly.

Pollock Street, on the south side, beginning at the western curbline of Eden Street,extending 40 feet westwardly.

Pollock Street, on the north side, between Hancock Street and Queen Street.

Pollock Street, on the south side, from the western curbline of Hancock Street to a point

100 feet westerly thereof.

Pollock Street, on either side, from the intersection of Pollock Street and First Street,

extending eastwardly 150 feet.

Queen Street, on the north side, between Bern Street and George Street.

Queen Street, on the north side thereof, beginning at the intersection of Pollock Street andextending southwesterly 169 feet.

Queen Street, on the south side, beginning at a point 130 feet measured from the right-of-way line of Pollock Street and extending southwesterly to its intersection with Bryan Street.

Queen Street and Pollock Street intersection, between the north line of Pollock Street

extended at such intersection and the south line of Queen Street extended, and the McCarthycorner at such intersection.

Rhem Street, on the east side beginning at the northernmost right-of-way line of FirstStreet, at its intersection with Rhem Street, and extending for a distance of 170 feet in a northerlydirection.

Roundtree Street, on the west side beginning at the northern right-of-way of Broad Street,extending in a northwardly direction for 396 feet.

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Second Avenue, on the west side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Smith Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Cypress Street.

Spencer Avenue, in the medium portion thereof, from First Street to Simmons Street.

Spencer Avenue extended into Queen Street, on the north side, running from theintersection of the curbline of Queen Street or Spencer Avenue extended, with the curbline of

First Street eastwardly with the curbline 125 feet; thence northeastwardly 40 feet for a total of165 feet.

Spencer Avenue, on the north and south sides thereof, from the western right-of-way lineof Simmons Street westerly for 200 feet.

South Front Street, on the north and south sides thereof, from the easternmost terminus

of Fleet Street and extending for a distance of 650 feet in a southerly and easterly direction.

Stoney Hill Trail, on both sides thereof, from its intersection with old U. S. HighwayNumber 70 (N. C. Highway Number 55) to its northeastern terminus.

Third Avenue, on the east side, froin Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Trent Boulevard, from its intersection with Simmons Street eastwardly to the intersectionof Trent Boulevard with Spencer Avenue.

Trent Boulevard, on the south side beginning at its westernmost curbline of Ninth Street,at its intersection with Trent Boulevard, and extending for a distance of 120 feet in a westerlydirection.

Tryon Road, on both sides of the street, beginning at the western right-of-way of FortTotten Drive, westwardly for a distance of 100 feet.

Unnamed short street which extends westwardly from Kilmarnock Street to the northernend of Carroll Street on the south side thereof from Kilmarnock Street to Carroll Street, and on

the north side thereof from Kilmarnock Street to the intersection of the northern curbline of such

unnamed street with the western curbline of Carmer Street extended northwardly.

Woodland Avenue, on the north side thereof, froin a point 195 feet east of the eastern

right-of-way line of Ninth Street eastwardly as far as Woodland Avenue extends on the groundwithin the right-of-way of U. S. Highway 17 ( Clarendon Boulevard).

Woodland Avenue, on the south side thereof, from a point 235 feet east of the eastern

right-of-way line of Meadows Street, eastwardly to Clarendon Boulevard.

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ADOPTED THIS 13`" DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.



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CITY F NEW BERN

STOP INTERSECTIONS"

NORTH CAR LINA

AS DEFINED IN

SECTION 70-99 OF THE

NEW BERN CODE OF ORDINANCES

Adopted by the Board of Aldermenof the City of New Bern

July 24, 2oi8Revised 10/ 1 3/ 2019

City of New Bern - Stop Intersections

City Code Section 70- 99

Stop intersections.

Stop Street Through Street

A Street F Street

A Street National Avenue

Adell Lane Conner Grant Road

Adell Lane Sellhorn Boulevard

Alabama Avenue Beech Street

Albemarle Court Plymouth Drive

Albury Court Amhurst Boulevard

Allen Drive Trent Shores Drive

Amhurst Boulevard Monterey Circle

Appenzell Lane Emmen Road

Arbon Court Taberna Circle

Arbon Lane Taberna Circle

Arbor Green Way Dr. M L King Jr. Boulevard

Arbor Green Way( south leg intersection) Arbor Green Way

Arcane Circle Tram Road

Arcaro Walk Preakness Place

Arcaro Walk Racetrack Road

Asheville Street Fayetteville Street

Ashland Avenue South Glenburnie Road

Auburn Court Waterscape Way

Augusta Court Augusta Court

Augusta Court Clubhouse Drive

Austin Avenue Old Airport Road

Avenue A National Avenue

Avenue A North Craven Street

Avenue A North Pasteur Street

Avenue B National Avenue

Avenue B North Craven Street

Avenue B North Pasteur Street

Avenue C National Avenue

Avenue C North Craven Street

Avenue C North Pasteur Street

Avenue D National Avenue

Avenue D North Craven Street

Avenue D North Pasteur Street

Aycock Avenue Carolina Street/ Aycock Ave

Aycock Avenue Country Club Road

B Street F Street

B Street National Avenue

Baden Court Baden Lane

Baden Lane Mellen Road

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Stop Street Throu h Street

Bandon Drive Savoy DriveBasil Drive Greenbrier ParkwayBattlefield Trail Taberna WayBatts Hill Road Country Club Road

Bay Hill Court Pine Valley Drive

Bay Street Crawford Street

Bay Street First Avenue

Bay Street Second Avenue

Bay Street Third Avenue

Bayberry Park Drive Onyx Lane

Bayberry Park Drive Waterscape WayBeacon Hill Road Haywood Farms Road

Beaufort Street East Rose Street

Beaufort Street Garden Street

Belles Way River Road

Bern Street Broad Street

Bern Street Fleet Street

Bern Street George Street

Bern Street New Street

Bern Street Pollock Street

Bern Street Queen Street

Berryhill Road Haywood Farms Road

Biel Lane Neuchatel Road

Blades Avenue National Avenue

Bloomfield Street K Street

Bloomfield Street Main Street

Bloomfield Street North Street

Blue Jay Court Red Robin Lane

Bluebell Trace Delft Drive

Boleyn Loop Taberna Circle

Booms Aliey Green Street

Bray Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Brems Battery Judge Manly DriveBriarhill Court Briarhill Road

Brices Crossing Boulevard General Branch Road

Brices Crossing Boulevard Old Airport Road

Brookshire Drive Myrtle Grove Road

Brugg Court Arbon Lane

Brunswick Avenue Colony DriveBryan Street Walt Bellamy DriveBryan Street Queen Street

Buckskin Drive Elizabeth Avenue

Buckskin Drive Tobiano Drive

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City of New Bern - Sfop intersections



Bullens Creel< Drive Gables Road

Bungalow Drive Savoy DriveBurlywood Lane Creekscape CrossingButtercup Court Austin Avenue

Buxton Way Kinnakeet Lane

Canal Street Carver Street

Candlewood Lane Amhurst Boulevard

Canterwood Lane Oal<dale AvenueCardinal Road McCarthy BoulevardCarmel Lane Pine Valley DriveCarmer Street Cramer Drive

Carolina Avenue Trent Road

Carolina Street Moore Avenue

Carroll Street Broad Street

Carver Street Beaufort StreetCarver Street Lincoln StreetCarver Street Washington Street

Cashmere Lane Sienna Trail

Castle Ridge Road River Lane

Catarina Lane Austin Avenue

Catarina Lane Drew Avenue

Cayenne Court Peppercorn RoadCedar Street George Street

Celadon Lane Moss Bend

Celadon Lane Waterscape WayCenter Avenue Eighth Street

Center Avenue Ninth Street

Center Avenue Simmons Street

Cerise Circ e Creekscape CrossingChange Street Craven Street, on the east sideChapman Street Cedar Street

Chapman Street Main Street

Charles Street Aycock Avenue

Charles Street Chestnut Avenue

Charles Street Hartford Avenue

Charles Street McKinley AvenueCharles Street New Bern Avenue

Chattawka Lane Neuse Boulevard

Chattawka Lane Trent Boulevard

Cherry Lane Elizabeth Avenue

Cherry Tree Drive Neuse Boulevard

Cherry Tree Drive Sunset Road

Chestnut Avenue Oscar Drive

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Christian Court Midyette Avenue

Christopher Avenue Queen Anne Lane

Church Street Bryan Street

Church Street Jones Street

Church Street Norwood Street

Cinnamon Run Bayberry Parl< Drive

Clark Avenue Lincoln Street

Clark Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Clark Avenue Washington Street

Clark Street Alabama Avenue

Clarl<Street Georgia Avenue

Clark Street Oaks Road

Cleveland Street Jefferson Avenue

Club House Drive Greenbrier ParkwayClubhouse Turn Church Hill Court

Clubhouse Tum Fairmount WayCobb Street Carver Street

Cobb Street Clark Avenue

Cobblestone Alley Waterscape Way

Coley Lane Austin Avenue

College Court College Court

College Street Aycock Avenue

College Street Chestnut Avenue

College Street McKinley AvenueCollege Street Moore Avenue

College Street New Bern Avenue

College Way Yarmouth Road

Colony Drive Forest Park Drive

Colony Drive Neuse Boulevard

Colony Drive Racetrack Road

Commerce Drive McCarthy BoulevardCommerce Drive Trent Road

Concord Street Colony DriveConcord Street Elizabeth Avenue

Conner Grant Road Old Airport Road

Contentnea Avenue Fayetteville Street

Contentnea Avenue National Avenue

Corena Drive Rainmaker Drive

Corena Drive Rainmaker Drive

Corinth Drive Shadow Brook Lane

Counts Court Yarmouth Road

Court Street National Avenue

Cove Harbor Harbor Island Road

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Coventry Court Shoreview Drive

Crabtree Circle Haywood Farms Road

Craftsman Drive Bungalow Drive

Craftsman Drive Savoy Drive

Cranberry Lane Sienna Trail

Craven Street Queen Street

Creekscape Crossing Waterscape WayCreekside Drive Meadow Court

Creekside Drive Morton Road

Creeping Phlox Drive Shadow Brool< Lane

Creeping Phlox Drive Split Oak WayCrepe Myrtle Road Towne Woods Drive

Crescent Street North Craven Street

Crimson Walk Cinnamon Run

Crimson Walk Onyx Lane

Currituck Court Trent Village Drive

Cutler Street Watson Avenue

Cypress Shores Drive Morton Road

Cypress Street At intersection of West and F Streets

Cypress Street George Street

Dail Street Alabama Avenue

Dail Street Florida Avenue

Dail Street Oaks Road

Daniels Street Alabama Avenue

Daniels Street Georgia Avenue

Daniels Street Oal<s Road

Dare Court Plymouth Drive

Darst Street Elm Street

Darst Street Queen Street

Dartmouth Lane Harvard WayDavis Street Country Club RoadDeerfoot Circle Amhurst Boulevard

Delaney Way Adell Lane

Delesa Court Midyette Avenue

Delft Drive Waterscape WayDenim Court Sienna Trail

Derby Court Derby Park Avenue

Derby Park Avenue Racetrack Road

Devers Avenue Queen Anne Lane

Devers Street McArthur Avenue

Dillahunt Street Carver Street

Dillahunt Street Clark Avenue

Diilahunt Street Washington Street

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Dixon Nursery Road Glenburnie Drive

Dixon Nursery Road North First Avenue

Dogwood Drive Simmons Street

Doral Court Pine Valley DriveDovefield Court Windy TrailDrew Avenue Austin Avenue

Duchess Court Yarmouth Road

Duffy Street Alabama Avenue

Duffy Street Oaks Road

Dul<es Court Yarmouth Road

Dunn Street National Avenue

Dunn Street North Craven Street

Durham Street Neuse Avenue

Durham Street Trent Avenue

E Street B Street

E Street C Street

Earls Court Yarmouth Road

East Front Street Queen Street

East Hightree Lane Amhurst Boulevard

East Pleasant Hill Drive NC Hwy 55East Rose Street Biddle Street

Eden Street Pollock Street

Eden Street South Front Street

Edenton Street Neuse Avenue

Edgecombe Street Woodland Avenue

Edgewood Street Benfield Avenue

Edgewood Street Phillips Avenue

Educational Drive Simmons Street

Edwards Way River Road

EF Thompkins Lane Chestnut Avenue

Eighth Street Dr. M L King Jr. BoulevardEighth Street Seventh Street

Eighth Street Spencer Avenue

Eighth Street Trent Boulevard

Elizabeth Avenue Amhurst Boulevard

Elizabeth Avenue Karen Drive

Elizabeth Avenue Racetrack Road

Elizabeth Avenue Simmons Street

Ella Sofia Lane Bettye Gresham Lane

Ellington Street Alabama Avenue

Ellington Street Oaks Road

Ellington Street South Carolina Avenue

Ellington Street, on east side of Georgia Avenue Georgia Avenue and Ellington Street

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Elm Drive Country Club RoadElm Drive Oal< Drive

Elm Street First Avenue

Elm Street Miller Street

Elm Street Roundtree Street

Elm Street Second Avenue

Elm Street Third Avenue

Elm Street West Street

Elmwood Street Colonial Place

Elmwood Street Fifth Street

Elsmore Drive Bandon Drive

Elveden Road Yarmouth Road

Emerson Street Aycod<Avenue

Emerson Street Chestnut Avenue

Emerson Street McKinley AvenueEmerson Street New Bern Avenue

Emerson Street Pembroke Avenue

English Ivy Lane Forest Park Drive

Eubanks Street Booms AlleyEubanks Street Main Street, on north side

Eubanks Street Sampson Street

Evans Mill Road Old Airport Road

Evans Street Country Club RoadFairfax Lane Elizabeth Avenue

Fairmount Way Elizabeth Avenue

Fairmount Way Saratoga Lane

Fairways Seven Court Fairways West Drive

Fairways West Court Fairways West Drive

Fairways West Drive Club House Drive

Fairways West Drive Fairways West Drive

Fairwoods Lane Pinetree Drive

Farrior Circle Country Club RoadFayetteville Street Neuse Avenue

Felicity Lane Sellhorn Boulevard

Fieldgreen Circle Haywood Farms Road

Fifth Street Trent Boulevard

Fifth Street Tryon Road

Firestone Court Pine Valley DriveFirst Avenue Broad Street

Fleet Street Broad Street

Fleet Street Queen Street

Florida Avenue Beech Street

Florida Avenue Ellington Street

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Forbes Alley Broad Street

Forest Parl< Drive Colony Drive

Forest Parl< Drive Elizabeth Avenue

Forest Street Henderson Avenue

Forest Street, southeast bound Griffin Avenue

Fort Totten Drive McArthur Avenue

Fort Totten Drive Queen Anne Lane

Fort Totten Drive Trent Boulevard

Fourth Street Park Avenue

Fourth Street Rhem Avenue

Fourth Street Spencer Avenue

Fowlers Lane F Street

Fowlers Lane G Street

Friburg Road Taberna Way

Friendly Avenue Trent Road

G Street Biddle Street

G Street K Street

Gables Road Gables Road ( Loop section)Gables Road West Thurman Road

Garden Center Lane Red Robin Lane

Gaston Boulevard Neuse Boulevard

General Branch Drive Weathersby DriveGeneva Court Geneva Road

Gladiola Drive Forest Park Drive

Glenbrook Lane Brookshire Drive

Glenburnie Drive Oaks Road

Glenwood Avenue Cherry LaneGlenwood Avenue Longview Drive

Goldsboro Street Garden Street

Goldsboro Street Jarvis Street

Grace Avenue Eighth Street

Grace Avenue Pinetree Drive

Grace Avenue Simmons Street

Grace Avenue Simmons Street

Grace Street East Rose Street

Grace Street Garden Street

Grace Street Jarvis Street

Grace Street Myrtle Avenue

Granville Court Trent Village Drive

Grave Street Aycock Avenue

Grave Street Hartford Avenue

Grave Street McKinley AvenueGrave Street New Bern Avenue

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Green Park Terrace Clark Avenue

Green Street K Street

Green Street Main Street, on south side

Green Street Sampson Street

Greenbrier Court Greenbrier ParkwayGreensboro Street Contentnea Avenue

Greensboro Street Neuse Avenue

Greensboro Street Trent Avenue

Griffin Avenue Meadows Street

Griffin Avenue Ninth Street

Griffin Avenue Simmons Street

Guilford Court Trent Village Drive

Guion Street George Street

Guion Street North Craven Street

H Street Biddle Street

H Street K Street

Haley Ray Lane Catarina Lane

Haley Ray Lane West Thurman Road

Halifax Circle, eastern end Roanoke Avenue

Halifax Circle, western end Roanol<e Avenue

Hancock Street Queen Street

Hancock Street South Front Street

Harbor Drive Oaks Road

Harbor Island Road Batts Hill Road

Hardee Farms Drive Bettye Gresham Lane

Harkers Way Reunion Pointe Lane

Harkers Way Waterscape WayHarrison Street Grace Street

Hartford Avenue Country Club RoadHartford Avenue Lowell Street

Hartford Avenue Wake Street

Harvard Way South Glenburnie Road

Hatties Lane Cedar Street

Hatties Lane Elm Street

Hawks Pond Road Batts Hill Road

Haywood Farms Road Greenleaf Cemetary RoadHazel Avenue At its intersection with Dogwood Road

Extension to the end that northbound

traffic on Hazel Avenue shall be required

Hazel Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Health Drive Neuse Boulevard

Heather Court Cashmere Lane

Helen Avenue Neuse Boulevard

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Helen Avenue Opal Street

Henderson Avenue Eighth Street

Henderson Avenue Meadows Street

Henderson Avenue Ninth Street

Henderson Avenue Simmons Street

Henna Place Sienna Trail

Heritage Drive Kimberly Road

Hidden Drive Tram Road

Hidden Harbor Drive Country Club Road

High School Drive Meadows Street

High School Drive Simmons Street

Highland Avenue Madison Avenue

Hightree Lane Amhurst Boulevard

Hillmont Road NC Hwy 55

Holly Street Alabama Avenue

Holly Street Oaks Road

Homestead Drive Edwards Way

Homestead Drive River Road

Honeycutt Court Heckathorne Drive

Honeycutt Court Neuse Boulevard

Horgen Court Montreux Lane

Horseshoe Road Morton Road

Hotel Drive Trent Road

Howard Street Cypress Street

Howard Street Queen Street

Hunter Road Trent Road

I Street Main Streeti

Indigo Lane Waterscape Way

Inge Court Sellhorn Boulevard i

Innisbrook Court Innisbrook Lane

Innisbrook Lane Clubhouse Drive

Inverness Court Laurel Valley Drive

Ivy Court Moss Bend

Jackson Street Franklin Avenue iJade Court Spring Green Pass I

Jamestown Court Colony DriveJarvis Street Biddle Street

iJarvis Street East Rose Street

Jenny Lisa Lane Rennys Creek Drive

Jimmies Creek Drive Yarmouth Road

Joan Court Odham Lane

John Willis Road Drew Avenue IJohn Willis Road Haley Ray Lane

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City of New Bern - Stop intersections



Johnson Street Queen Street

Johnston Lane Old Airport Road

Jones Street Walt Bellamy DriveJoshua Norman Drive Conner Grant Road

Judge Manly Drive Brices Crossing BoulevardJulia Clay Street North Bern Street

Jura Court Mellen Road

K Street F Street

K Street Main Street

Kaitlyn Lane Towne Woods Drive

Karen Drive Neuse Boulevard

Karen Street Midyette Avenue

Karen Street Pinecrest Avenue

Kennedy Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Kensington Park Drive Neuse Boulevard

Kilmarnock Street Broad Street

Kimberly Road Simmons Street

King Street Craven Street

Kings Way Elizabeth Avenue

Kingsmill Court Clubhouse Drive

Kinston Street East Rose Street

Kinston Street Garden Street

Kinston Street Jarvis Street

Knights Court Yarmouth Road

Kriens Court Emmen Road

LaGrange Street East Rose Street

LaGrange Street Garden Street

LaGrange Street larvis Street

Lake Pointe Road Tram Road

Lakeshore Drive Horseshoe Road

Lancewood Court Monterey Circle

Lancy Lane Lugano Road

Landscape Drive Old Airport Road

Lapis Court Indigo Lane

Lark Street Lincoln Street

Lark Street Washington Street

Lathams Battery Weathersby DriveLaura Lane Monterey CircleLaura Lane Pinetree Drive

Laurel Street Dogwood Drive

Laurel Street Kimberly RoadLaurel Street North Hilis Drive

Laurel Street Oaks Road

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Laurel Valley Drive Pine Valley Drive

Lavenham Road Norwich Road

Lavenham Road Oxford Lane

Lawson Street Church Street

Lawson Street Walt Bellamy Drive

Leaf Court Creel<scape Crossing

Lee' s Avenue F Street

Lee' s Avenue Main Street

Lee' s Avenue Sampson Street

Lefringhouse Lane Ella Sofia Lane

Lefringhouse Lane Hardee Farms Drive

Lefty Court Hardee Farms Drive

Liberty Street Pollock Street

Liberty Street Walt Bellamy Drive

Lichen Lane Creel<scape CrossingLiestal Lane Lugano Road

Lincoln Street Williams Street

Linden Street East Front Street

Lipmans Alley Chapman Street

Loblolly Lane Elizabeth Avenue

Loblolly Lane Forest Park Drive

Longview Drive Elizabeth Avenue

Longview Drive Neuse Boulevard

Lookout Lane Evans Mill Road

Lori Drive Elizabeth Avenue

Lori Drive Pinetree Drive

Louisiana Avenue Clark Street

Lowell Street Moore Avenue

Lowes Boulevard Trent Road

Lucerne Way Fort Totten Drive

Lugano Road Emmen Road

Lynn Street Elizabeth AvenueI

Macon Court Trent Village Drive

Macy Court Austin Avenue

Magnolia Drive Madison Avenue

Main Street George Street iManning Road Elizabeth Avenue

Manteo Court Halifax Circle

Margaret Court Wind Hill Court

Marion Drive Brices Creek Road

Martin Drive South Glenburnie Road

Mason Circle Magnolia Drive

McArthur Avenue Queen Anne Lane

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City af New Bern - Stop Intersections



McKinley Avenue Country Club Road

McKinley Avenue Sycamore Street

Meadow Court Drive Morton Road

Meadows Street Dr. M L King Jr. BoulevardMeadows Street Simmons Street

Meadows Street Trent Boulevard

Meadowview Drive Bray AvenueMechanic Street East Rose Street

Mechanic Street Garden Street

Mechanic Street Jarvis Street

Mechanic Street Myrtle Avenue

Medical Parl<Avenue Wellons Boulevard

Mellen Road Mellen Court

Mellen Road Taberna Circle

Meridian Court Pine Valley Drive

Merriwood Court Brookshire Drive

Metcalf Street Broad Street

Metcalf Street Queen Street

Middle Street Craven Street

Middle Street Broad Street

Midyette Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Miller Street Booms AlleyMiller Street Broad Street

Miller Street Cedar Street

Mitchell Circle Horseshoe Road

Mockingbird Lane Red Robin Lane

Monroe Drive Madison Avenue

Monroe Drive Magnolia Drive

Montreux Lane Reinach Lane

Moore Avenue Country Club Road

Morton Road Trent Road

Moses Griffin Lane Tom inson Boulevard

Moss Bend Celadon Lane

Mourning Dove Trail Oaks Road

Mulligan Court Pine Valley DriveMurdock Way Woolard Trail

Murl Lane Friburg Road

Murl Lane Teufen Road

Murray Street Cedar Street

Murray Street Main Street, on north side

Myrtle Avenue Biddle Street

Myrtle Avenue Goldsboro Street

Nathan Tisdale Lane Tomlinson Boulevard

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City Code Section 70-99


National Court Drive Cutler Street

National Court Drive National Avenue

Neely Street Evans Street

Nelson Street Aycock Avenue

Nelson Street Moore Avenue

Neuchatel Road Taberna Way

Neuse Avenue National Avenue

Neuse Landing Drive North Glenburnie Road

New Bern Avenue Pearson Street

New Bern Avenue Stimpson Street

New Bern Avenue Sycamore Street

New Street Craven Street, on the west side

New Street East Front Street, on the west side

New Street Queen Street

Newman Road McCarthy Boulevard

Newman Road New Bern Mall

Newsome Drive Country Club Road

Newton Drive Simmons Street

Newton Drive Tatum Drive

Ninth Street Grace Avenue

Ninth Street Spencer Avenue

Ninth Street Trent Boulevard

Nordhoff Street Woolard Trail

North Avenue North Craven Street

North Bern Street Bern Street

North Craven Street Queen Street

North First Avenue Oaks Road

North Grace Avenue Grace Avenue

North Hills Court North Hilis Drive

North Hills Drive Simmons Street

North Pasteur Street Dunn Street

North Second Avenue Oaks Road

North Cool Avenue Cypress Street

North Cool Avenue Queen Street

Norwich Court Norwich Road

Norwood Street Pollocl<Street

Norwood Street Pollock Street

Norwood Street Walt Bellamy Drive

Neuchatel Court Neuchatel Road

Nunn Street Cypress Street

n- i Tro;; t;

Nydegg Court Taberna Circle

Nydegg Road Taberna Circle

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Nyon Court Nyon Road

Nyon Road Geneva Road

Oak Drive Country Club Road

Oak Hill Lane Laurel Valley Drive

Oak Street Cedar Street

Oakdale Avenue Oakdale Avenue

Oakland Avenue South Glenburnie Road

Oakmont Circle Laurel Valley Drive

Oakmont Circle Southern Hills Drive

Oakwood Avenue Christopher Avenue

Odham Lane Savoy Drive

Old Airport Road Taberna Circle

Old Airport Road Taberna Way

Olde Towne Place Batts Hill Road

Onslow Court Plymouth Drive

Opal Street Hazel Avenue

Oscar Drive Pembroke Avenue

Oscar Drive Pembrol<e Avenue

Oxford Lane Norwich Road iOxford Lane Yarmouth Road iPasteur Street Queen Street

Pavie Avenue Cedar Street jPavie Avenue Main Street

Pavie AVenue Sampson Street

Peach Tree Lane Haywood Farms Road

Pearson Street Aycock Avenue

Pearson Street Chestnut Avenue

Pearson Street EF Thompkins Lane

Pearson Street Hartford Avenue

Pearson Street McKinley Avenue

Pecan Court limmies Creek Drive

Pella Lane Corinth Drive

Pembroke Avenue College Street

Pembroke Avenue Country Club Road

Penn Street Aycock Avenue

Penn Street Hartford Avenue

Penn Street Moore Avenue

Penn Street New Bern Avenue

Pennyroyal Court Pennyroyal Road

Pennyroyal Road Coriander Drive

Pennyroyal Road Peppercorn Road

Pennyroyal Road, northeast bound Greenbrier Parkway

Pennyroyal Road, southwest bound Greenbrier Parkway

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Peppercorn Court Peppercorn Road

Periwinkle Place Periwinkle Court

Periwinkle Place Waterscape Way

Phillips Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Pinecrest Avenue Neuse Boulevard

Pinehurst Drive Carmel Lane

Pineneedle Place Creekscape Crossing

Pinetree Drive Amhurst Boulevard

Plymouth Drive Colony Drive

Plymouth Drive Roanoke Avenue

Pollock Street East Front Street

Pollock Street Hancocl<Street

Poplar Street Alabama Avenue

Poplar Street Oaks Road

Powell Street Midyette Avenue iPowell Street Pinecrest Avenue

Preakness Place Derby Park Avenue

Princess Street Pollock Street

Princess Street Queen Street

Professional Drive Neuse Boulevard

Professional Drive Tatum Drive

Queen Anne Lane Neuse Boulevard

Queen Anne Lane Trent Boulevard

Queen Street East Front Street

Queen Street First Street

4ueen Street George Street

Queens Court Thorpe-Abbott' s Lane/ Norwich Road

Racetrack Road Neuse Boulevard

Rail Court Eighth Street iRainmaker Drive Corena Drive

Rainmaker Drive Washington Post Road

Raleigh Street East Rose Street

Raleigh Street Garden Street

Raleigh Street Jarvis Street

Raleigh Street Myrtle Avenue

Red Hill Way Bosch Boulevard

Red Hill Way New Bern Bypass

Red Oak Drive Colony Drive

Red Oak Lane Forest Park Drive

Red Robin Lane Trent Road

Reinach Lane Emmen Road

Reizenstein Street Darst Avenue

Reizenstein Street Roundtree Street

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Rennys Creel< Drive Glenburnie Drive

Reunion Pointe Lane Reunion Pointe Lane

Reunion Pointe Lane Waterscape Way

Rhem Avenue Trent Boulevard, at its west end

Rhem Avenue Trent Boulevard, near its east end ( at the

point at which eastbound traffic enters

Trent Boulevard)

Rhem Street Country Club Road

Richmond Court Trent Village Drive

Riverside Drive Bernhurst Road

Riviera Court Pine Valley Drive

Roanoke Avenue Colony Drive

Roanoke Avenue South Glenburnie Road

Robbie Lane Conner Grant Road

Rosemary Road Coriander Drive iRosemary Road Greenbrier Parkway

Ruth Avenue Cutler Street

Sage Close Waterscape Way

Saint Gallen Court Taberna Way

Salvo Drive Fishing Creek Drive

Sampson Street West Street

Sandy Point Road Riverside Drive

Sarah Circle Hawl<s Pond Road

Saratoga Lane Derby Park Avenue

Sardis Lane Scamozzi Drive

Sardis Lane Shadow Brook Lane

Scamozzi Drive Corinth Drive

Scamozzi Drive Pella Lane

Seabiscuit Lane Gables Road

Seafoam Court Sienna Trail

Second Avenue Cedar Street

Second Street Park Avenue

Second Street Rhem Avenue

Second Street Spencer Avenue

Second Street Trent Boulevard

Sellhorn Boulevard Old Airport Road

Seventh Street Park Avenue

Seventh Street Rhem Avenue

Seventh Street Trent Boulevard

Shadow Brook Lane Myrtle Grove Road

Shadow Brook Lane Trent Creek Road

Sherwood Avenue Longview Drive

Shinnecocl<Court Club House Drive

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City f New Bern - Stop Intersections



Shinnecocl< Drive Club House Drive

Shinnecock Drive Pine Valley DriveShoreview Drive Marion Drive

Shoreview Drive Marion Drive

Sienna Place Waterscape Way

Sienna Trail Waterscape WaySimmons Street Oaks Road

Sir James Lane Tyler Rhyne Trail

Sixth Street Rhem Avenue

Sixth Street Spencer Avenue

Skinner Court Beech Street

Skinner Court Harbor Drive

South Carolina Avenue Harbor Drive

South Front Street Eden Street

South Front Street Metcalf Street

South Jimmies Creek Drive Dr. M L King Jr. Boulevard

South Jimmies Creek Drive Jimmies Creek Drive

Southern Hills Drive Laurel Valley DriveSparta Way Corinth Drive

Sparta Way Pella Lane

Spencer Avenue First Street

Spencer Avenue Simmons Streeti

Spencer Avenue Trent Boulevard

Spring Green Pass Waterscape WaySpruce Court Red Oak Drive

St Andrews Circle Pine Valley Drive

St John Street McKinley AvenueSt John Street New Bern Avenue

St Paul Street Chestnut Avenue

St Paul Street McKinley Avenue

St Paul Street Pembroke Avenue

Stallings Parkway Neuse Boulevard

Stallings Parkway West High Street

Stewart Boulevard Trent Boulevard

Stewart Boulevard Wilson Street

Stimpson Street Aycock Avenue

Stimpson Street Chestnut Avenue

Stimpson Street Moore Avenue

Stonewall Circle Id Airport Road

Stoneyhill Trail Neuse Boulevard ii

Sunrise Way Windy TrailSunset Road Cherrytree Drive

Sunset Road Elizabeth Avenue

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Sursee Court Emmen Road

Sutton' s Alley Queen Street

Sweet Briar Court Meadowview Drive

Sycamore Street Aycock Avenue

Sycamore Street Chestnut Avenue

Sycamore Street Moore Avenue

Taberna Circle Taberna Way

Taberna Way Emmen Road

Tanglewood Court Pine Valley DriveTarragon Court Basil Drive

Tatum Drive deGraffenried Avenue

Tatum Drive High School Drive

Tatum Drive Meadows Street

Taylor Street Midyette Avenue

Taylor Street Pinecrest Avenue

Tesie Trail Hardee Farms Drive

Tesie Trail Weathersby Drive

Teufen Road Taberna Way

Thatcher Court Austin Avenue

Third Street Rhem Avenue

Third Street Trent Boulevard

Thomas Avenue Longview Drive

Thorpe- Abbott' s Lane Yarmouth Road

Thyme Court Basil Drive

Ticino Road Taberna Circle

Ticino Road Ticino Court

Tina Court Walter Drive

Tobiano Drive Derby Park AvenueTobiano Drive Elizabeth Avenue

Token Court Seventh Street

Tomlinson Boulevard Academic Drive

Towne Woods Drive Country Club Road

Tram Road Batts Hill Road

Traveller Lane Gabies Road

Trent Avenue, both sides Fayetteville Street

Trent Street Chestnut Avenue

Trent Street McKinley Avenue

Trent Street Pembroke Avenuei

Trent Village Drive Trent Road I

Trolley Court Seventh Street iTryon Road Fort Totten Drive iTryon Road Jefferson Avenue

Tryon Road ( north) Lucerne Way( south)

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Tryon Road ( north) Tryon Road ( south)

Turtle Bay Drive Batts Hill Road

Tuscan Lane Attmore Drive

Tuscan Lane North Glenburnie Road

Tyler Rhyne Trail Old Airport Road

Underwriter Lane Judge Manly DriveUnnamed short one- way street connecting Trent Chattawka Lane

Boulevard to Chattawl<a Lane in a northwest direction

Uster Court Neuchatel Road

Valais Court Neuchatel Road

Vaud Court Emmen Road

Vineyard Drive Chelsea Road

Viridian Trace Creekscape CrossingWake Street Aycocl<Avenue

Wake Street Chestnut Avenue

Wake Street McKinley AvenueWake Street Moore Avenue

Walden Court Walden Road

Walden Road Mellen Road

Walden Road Taberna Circle

Walt Beliamy Drive First Street

Walt Bellamy Drive Fleet Street

Walter Drive General Branch Drive

Walter Drive Tesie Trail

Walton Drive Craftsman Drive

Washington Court Washington Street

Washington Street Hazel Avenue

Waterleaf Pointe Landscape Drive

Waters Street Helen Avenue

Waters Street Willow Tree Street

Waterscape Way Wilcox Road

Weathersby Drive Bettye Gresham Lane

Weathersby Drive Brices Crossing BoulevardWellon Boulevard Newman Road

Wellons Boulevard McCarthy Boulevard

Wesley Drive Oakdale Avenue

West High Street Benfield Avenue

West High Street Phillips Avenue

West Hightree Lane Amhurst Boulevard

West Pleasant Hill Drive NC Hwy 55

West Street Queen Street

West Thurman Road Old Airport Road

West Thurman Road Waterscape Way

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City Code Section 70-99


Westover Lane Dicl<inson Court

Westover Lane Lori Drive

Westwood Court Elsmore Drive

White Ash Lane Elizabeth Avenue

White Street Bern Street

White Street North Bern Street

Williams Street East Rose Street

Williams Street Garden Street

Williams Street Harrison Street

Williams Street Jarvis Street

Williams Street Myrtle Avenue IWillow Tree Street Opal Street I

Wilmington Street Contentnea Avenue

Wilmington Street Neuse Avenue

Wilmington Street Trent Avenue

Windy Trail traveling in a westerly direction Windy Trail traveling north and south

Windy Trail traveling in an easterly direction Windy Trail traveling north and south

Winged Foot Court Shinnecocl< Drive

Woodland Avenue Meadows Street

Woodland Avenue North Grace Avenue

Woodland Avenue Pinetree Drive

Woodland Avenue Simmons Street

Woodvine Court Forest Parl< Drive

Yadkin Court Trent Village Drive

Yarmouth Road ( at its terminus) Yarmouth Road

York Court Yorl< Street

York Street Concord Street

Zurich Place Hidden Harbor Drive

Revision Dates:

8/ 1/ 2018 Park Ave. intersection removetl and added to section 70- 104 three- way and four-way stop intersedions

7/ 9/ 2019 Removed: Cedar at West; Main at West; Main at Bern; Cypress at Bern

Added Cerar& West; Main& West; Main& Bern, Cypress& Bern to four way intersections

SO/ 13/ 2020 Removed: Nunn Street at Main Street

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CITY OF l EVV ERN

MAXIMUM SPEED I IMITS"

a..

N RTH CAR LINA

AS DEFINED IN

SECTION 70-132 THROUGH 70-135 OF THE

NEW BERN CODE OF ORDINANCES

Adopted by the Board of Aldermenof the City of New Bern

July 24, 2oi8

Revised: October 13, 1020

City of New Bern - Speed Limits


Maximum speed limits on specific streets- Twentv-five Miles per hour.

A Street

Adell Lane

Alabama Avenue

Albemarle Court

Albury CourtAllen Drive

Amhurst Boulevard

Apenzell Lane

Arbon Court

Arbon Lane I

Arcane Circle

Arcaro Walk

Asheville Street

Attmore Drive

Auburn Court

Augusta Court

Austin Avenue

Avenue A

Avenue D

Avenue C

Avenue D

AycockAvenue

B Street

Baden Court

Baden Road

Bandon Drive

Basil Drive

Batts Hill Road, from Turtle Bay Drive east to its terminus

Bay Hil) Court

Bay Street

Bayberry Park DriveBeacon Hill Road

Beaufort Street

Beaver Dam Trail

Beech Street

Belle Oaks Drive

Belles WayBelmont Boulevard

Benfield Avenue

Bern Street

Berry Hill RoadBiddle Street

Biel Lane

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Blades Avenue

Bloomfield Street

Blue Jay CourtBluebell Trace

Boleyn Loop

Booms Alley

Bray Avenue

Brems BatteryBriarhill Court

Briarhill Road

Brices Crossing BoulevardBrookshire Drive

Brugg Court

Brunswick Avenue, from Colony Drive in a northwesterly direction, to its dead endBryan Street

Buckskin Drive

Bullens Creek Drive

Bungalow Drive

Burlywood Lane

Buttercup Court

Buxton WayC Street

Canal Street

Candlewood Lane

Canterwood Lane

Cardinal Place

Cardinal Road

Carmel Lane

Carmer Street

Carolina Avenue

Carolina Street

Carroll Street

CarverStreet

Cashmere Lane

Castle Ridge Road

Catarina Lane

Cayenne Court

Cedar Street

Celadon Lane

Center Avenue

Cerise Circle

Change Street

Chapman Street

Charles Street

Charmer Street

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Chattawka Lane

Cherry LaneChestnut Avenue

Christian Court

Christopher Avenue

Church Street

Cinnamon Run

Clark Avenue

Clarl<Street

Cleveland Street

Club House Drive

Cobb Street

Cobblestone Alley

Coley LaneCollege Court

College Street

College WayColonial Place

Colonial Way

Colony DriveConcord Street

Conner Grant Road

Contentnea Avenue

Coventry CourtCorena Drive

Coriander Drive

Corinth Drive

Counts Court

Court Street

Cove Har6or

Crabtree Circle

Craftsman Drive

Cranberry LaneCraven Street

Crawford Street

Creekside Drive

Creeping Phlox DriveCrepe Myrtle Court

Crescent Street

Crimson Walk

Currituck Court

Cypress Shores Drive

Cypress Street

Dail Street

Daniels Street

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Dare Court

Darst Avenue

Dartmouth Lane

Davis Street

Deer Path Circle

Deerfoot Circle

Delaney WayDelesa Court

Delft Drive

Denim Court

Derby Court

Derby Park AvenueDevers Avenue

Devers Circle

Dickinson Court

Diflahunt Street

Dixon Nursery DriveDogwood Drive

Doral Court

Dovefield Court

Drew Avenue

Duchess Court

Duffy StreetDukes Court

Dunn Street

Durham Street

E Street

Earls Court

East Front Street

East Hightree Lane

East Pleasant Hill Drive

East Rose Street

Eden Street

Edenton Street

Edgecombe Street

Edgerton Drive

Edgewood Street

Educational Drive

Edwards WayEF Thompkins Lane

Eighth Street

Elizabeth Avenue

Ellington Street

Elm Drive

Elm Street

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Elmwood Street

Elsmore Drive

Elveden Road

Emerson Street

Emmen Road

English Ivy LaneEubanks Street

Evans Mill Road

Evans Street

Evergreen Lane

F Street

Fairfax Lane

Fairways Seven Court

Fairways West Court

Fairways West Drive

Fairwoods Lane

Farrior Circle

Fayetteville Street

Felicity LaneFieldgreen Circle

Fifth Street

Firestone Court

First Avenue

Fishing Creek DriveFleet Street

Florida Avenue

Forbes AlleyForest Park Drive

Forest Street

Fort Totten Drive

Fourth Street

Fowlers Lane

Franklin Avenue

Friburg Road

Friendly AvenueFulcher Lane

G Street

Gables Road

Garden Street

Gardner AlleyGarfield Street

Gaston Boulevard

Gaston Court

General Branch Drive

Geneva Court

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Geneva Road

George Street

Georgia Avenue

Gladiola Drive

Glenbrook Lane

Glenburnie Drive

Glenwood Avenue

Goldsboro Street

Grace Avenue

Grace Street

Granville Court

Grave Street

Green Street

Greenbrier Court

Greensboro Street

Griffin Avenue

Guilford Court

Guion Street

H Street

Haley Ray LaneHalifax Circle

Hancock Street

Harbor Drive

Harbor island Road

Hardee Farms Drive

Harkers WayHarrison Street

Hartford Avenue

Harvard WayHatties Lane

Hawks Pond Road

Haywood Farms Road

Haywood Place

Hazel Avenue

Health Drive

Heather Court

Heckathorne Drive

Helen Avenue

HendersonAvenue

Henna Place

Heritage Drive

Hidden Drive

Hidden Harbor Drive

High School Drive

High Street

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Highland Avenue, from Madison Avenue to Trent Road

Highwood Lane

Hillmont Road

Holly StreetHomestead Drive

Honda Drive

Honeycutt Court

Horgen Court

Horseshoe Road

Howard Street

Hunters Road

I Street

Indigo Lane

Inge Court

Innisbrook Court

Innisbrool< Lane

Inverness Court

Ivy CourtJackson Street

Jade Court

Jamestown Court

Jarvis Street

Jefferson Avenue

Jenny Lisa LaneJimmies Creek Drive

John Willis Road

Johnson Street

lohnston Lane

Jones Street

Joshua Norman Drive

Judge Manly Drive

Julia Clay StreetJura Court

K Street

Kaitlyn Lane

Karen Drive

Karen Street

Kennedy Avenue

Kensington Park Drive

Kilmarnock Street

Kimberly Road

King Street

Kings WayKingsmill Court

Kinnakeet Lane

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Kinston Street

Knights Court

Kriens Court

LaGrange Street

Lake Point Road

Lakeshore Drive

Lancewood Court

Lancy LaneLapis Court

Larl<Street

Lathams Battery

Laura Lane

Laurel Street

Laurel Valley Drive

Lavenham Road

Lawson Street

Leaf Court

Lees Avenue

Liberty StreetLichen Lane

Liestal Lane

Lincoln Street

Linden Street

Lipmans Alley

Loblolly LaneLongview Drive

LookoutLane

Lori Drive

Louisiana Avenue

Lowell Street

Lucerne WayLugano Road

Lynn Street

Macon Court

Macy CourtMadison Avenue

Magnolia Drive

Main Street

Manning Road

Manteo Court

Margaret Court

Mason Circle

McArthur Avenue

McKinley AvenueMeadowcourt Drive

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Meadows Street

Meadowview Drive

Mechanic Street

Medical Park Avenue

Mellen Court

Mellen Road

Meridian Court

Merriwood Court

Metcalf Street

Middle Street

Midyette Avenue

Miller Street

Mitchell Circle

Mockingbird Lane

Monroe Drive

Monterey Circle

Montgomery CourtMontreux Lane

Moore Avenue

Morton Road

Moses Griffin Lane

Moss Bend

Mourning Dove TrailMulligan Court

Murdock WayMurl Lane

Murray StreetMyrtle Avenue

Myrtle Grove Road

Nathan Tisdale Lane

National Court Drive

Neely StreetNelson Street

Neuchatel Court

Neuchatel Road

Neuse Avenue

New Bern Avenue

New Street

Newsome Drive

Newton Drive

Ninth Street

Nordhoff Street

North Avenue

North Bern Street

North Cool Avenue

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North Craven Street

North First Avenue

North Grace Avenue

North Hills Court

North Hills Drive

North Pasteur Street

North Second Avenue

North Street

Norwich Court

Norwich Road

Norwood Street

Nunn Street

Nydegg Court

Nydegg Road

Nyon Court

Nyon Road

Oak Drive

Oak Hill Lane

Oak Street

Oakdale Avenue

Oakland Avenue

Oakmont Circle

Oakwood Avenue

Old Airport Road ( from Tyler Ryne Trail to the Bridge near Stonewall Circle)

Olde Towne Place

Onslow Court

Onyx Lane

Opal Street

Oscar Drive

Oxford Lane

Park Avenue

Pasteur Street

Pavie Avenue

Peach Tree Lane

Pearson Street

Pecan Court

Pella Lane

Pembrol<e Avenue

Penn Street

Pennyroyal Court

Pennyroyal Road

Peppercorn Court

Peppercorn Road

Periwinl<le Place

Phillips Avenue

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Clty Code Section 70-132

Pine Needle Place

Pine Valley DrivePinecrest Avenue

Pinehurst Drive

Pinetree Drive

Plymouth Drive

Pollock Street

Poplar Street

Powell Street

Preakness Place

Princess Street

Princeton Lane

Professional Drive

Queen Anne Lane

Rail Court

Rainmaker Drive

Red Oak Drive

Red Robin Lane

Reinach Lane

Reizenstein Street

Rennys Creek Drive

Reunion Pointe Lane

Rhem Avenue

Rhem Street

Richmond Court

River Drive

River Lane

Riverside Drive

Riviera Court

Roanoke Avenue

Robbie Lane

Rosemary RoadRoundtree Street

Ruth Avenue

Sage Close

Saint Gallen Court

Salvo Drive

Sandy Point RoadSarahs Circle

Sardis Lane

Scamozzi Drive

Seabiscuit Lane

Seafoam Court

Second Avenue

Second Street

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Sellhorn Boulevard

Seventh Street

Shadow Brook Lane

Sherwood Avenue

Shinnecock Court

Shinnecock Drive

Shoreview Drive

Sienna Place

Sienna Trail

Sir James Lane

Sixth Street

Skinner Court

Smith Street

South Carolina Avenue

South Front Street

Southern Hills Drive

Sparta WaySpencerAvenue

Split Oak Way

Spring Green PassSpruce Court

St Andrews Circle

St lohn Street

St Paul Street

Staliings ParkwayStewart Boulevard

Stimpson Street

Stonewall Circle

Stoney Hill trail

Sunrise WaySunset Road

Sursee Court

Sutton Street

Suttons Alley

Sweetbriar Court

Sycamore Street

Tanglewood Court

Tarragon Court

Tatum Drive

Taylor Street

Tesie Trail

Teufen Road

Thatcher Court

Third Avenue

Third Street

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Thomas Avenue

Thorpe- Abbotts Lane

Thyme Court

Ticino Court

Ticino Road

Tina Court

Tobiano Drive

Token Court

Tomlinson Boulevard

Towne Woods Drive

Trappers Trail

Traveller Lane

Trent Avenue

Trent Creek Road

Trent Street

Trent Village Court

Trolley CourtTryon Road

Tucker Street

Turtle Bay DriveTuscan Lane

Tyler Rhyne Trail

Underwriter Lane

Union Court

Uster Court

Valais Court

Vaud Court

Vineyard Drive

Viridian Trace

Wake Street

Walden Court

Walden Road

Walt Bellamy DriveWalter Drive

Walton Drive

Washington Court

Washington Street

Waterleaf Pointe

Waters Street

Watson Avenue

Weathersby Drive

Wesley DriveWest High Street

West Hightree Lane

West Pleasant Hill Drive

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City of New E3ern - Speed Limits


West Street

Westover Lane

Westwood Court

White Ash Lane

White Street

Williams Street

Willowtree Street

Wilmington Street

Wilson Street

Windy TrailWinged Foot Court

Woodland Avenue

Woodvine Court

Woolard Trail

Yadkin Court

Yarmouth Road

Yorl< Court

Yorl<Street

Zurich Place

Maximum speed limits on specific streets- Forty-five miles per hour.

Greenleaf Cemetary Road

NC 43 ( Washington Post Road) from NC 55 ( Neuse Boulevard) to SR 1483 ( Briarwood Lane)

NC 55 ( Neuse Boulevard) from 0. 60 miles East of NCSR 1005 to Colony Drive

SR 1309 ( South Glenburnie Road) from SR 1278 (Trent Road) to NC 55 ( Neuse Boulevard)

SR 1395 ( formerly US 70 Business) from US 70 to NC 55 ( Neuse Boulevard)West Thurman Road, from Old Airport Road to extent of city limits

Wilcox Road

Maximum speed limits on specific streets- FiftV miles per hour.

US 17 from SR 1214 to US 70

Maximum speed limits on specific streets- Fifty-five miles per hour.

NC 43 from 0. 98 miles north of US 70 to NC 55

Revisions:A

9/ 11/ 18 NCHWY 55( Neuse Blvd) Extended 35mph Zone

9/ 11/ 18 Old Airport Road 45mph to 35mph i

10/ 16/ 20 Old Alrport Road( Tyler Ryan Trail to the bridge near Stonewall Circle) from 35 MPH to 25 MPH

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AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND CHAPTER 70 " TRAFFIC AND VEHICLES" OF THE

CODE OF ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF NEW BERN

THAT WHEREAS, the Director of Public Works of the City of New Bern recommends

that certain amendments be made to Chapter 70 '` Traffic and Vehicles'' of the Code of

Ordinances of the City of New Bern; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Bern deems it advisable and in

the public interest to effect said revisions to Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles" of the Code of

Ordinances of the City of New Bern.


CITY OF NEW BERN:

SECTION 1. That Section 70- 78. " One-way Streets Established" of Division 1.

Generally" of Article III. 'Òperation of Vehicles' of Chapter 70 " Traffic and Vehicles" of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby amended by deleting

Section 70- 78 in its entirety and inserting in its stead the following:

Sec. 70- 78. One-way streets established.

The following streets are established as one- way streets in the direction indicated:

First Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Second Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Third Avenue, between Broad Street and Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Bay Street, between Miller Street and Third Avenue: Traffic shall be limited to a westerlydirection.

Bloomfield Street, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Booms Alley, between Miller Street and Green Street: Traffic shall be limited to aneasterly direction.

Brown' s Alley, from Elm Street to Cedar Street: Traffic shall be limited to a southerlydirection.

C Street, between National Avenue and E Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westerlydirection.

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Carmer Street, between Neuse Boulevard and the short unnamed street which crossesCarmer at its northerly end: Traffic shall be limited to a northerly direction.

Carroll Street, from the unnamed short street to Neuse Boulevard: Traffic shall be limitedto a southwardly direction.

Cedar Street, between Second Avenue and Third Avenue: Traffic shall be limited to awesterly direction.

Change Street, between Craven Street and East Front Street: Traffic shall be limited to awestwardly direction.

Chapman Street, between Broad Street and Elm Street: Traffic shall be limited to anortherly direction.

Eubanks Street, between Booms Alley and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


Forbes' Alley, between Broad Street and Queen Street: Traffic shall be limited to anorthwardly direction.

Green Avenue, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a northerlydirection.

Kilmarnock Street, from Broad Street northwardly to the end thereo£ Traffic shall be

limited to a northerly direction.

Lawson Street, between Church Street and New South Front Street: Traffic shall belimited to a southerly direction.

Lee's Avenue, between Gedar Street and " F" Street: Traffic shall be limited to a northerlydirection.

Linden Street, between East Front Street and New Street: Traffic shall be limited to aneastwardly direction.

Murray Street, between Cedar Street and North Street: Traffic shall be limited to asoutherly direction.

New Street, between Craven Street and East Front Street: Traffic shall be limited to an


New Street, between George Street and Bern Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


New Street, between George Street and Hancock Street: Traffic shall be limited to aneastwardly direction.

New Street, between Hancock Street and Metcalf Street: Traffic shall be limited to awestwardly direction.

New Street, between Metcalf Street and Bern Street: Traffic shall be limited to a


North Street, between Eubanks Street and West Street: Traffic shall be limited to an

easterly direction.

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Pavie Avenue, between Cedar Street and K Street: Traffic shall be limited to a southerlydirection.

Roundtree Street, between Broad Street and Reizenstein Street: Traffic shall be limited toa northwardly direction.

Smith Street, between Cedar and Main: Traffic shall be limited to a northerly direction.

Sutton' s Alley, between Broad Street and Queen Street: Traffic shall be limited to asouthwardly direction.

Terrace Street, which extends through Craven Terrace from Miller Street to Roundtree

Street: Traffic shall be limited to an eastwardly direction.

Unnarned short street ( cut- offl, running northwest, southeast from Chattawka Lane toTrent Boulevard, lying south of lots nos. 15 through 20, of Block 1, of the subdivision known asdeGraffenried Park: Traffic shall be limited to a northwesterly direction, from Trent Boulevard toChattawka Lane.

Unnamed short street, from the westerly right-of-way line of Carmer Street extendednorthwardly, to Carroll Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westerly direction.

Unnamed short street through Craven Terrace, located on the south side of Cedar Street,

the west end of said street beginning at a point 260 feet east of the eastern curb line of MillerStreet; the east end of said street beginning at a point 260 feet west of the western curb line ofOak Street.

Unnamed street through Craven Terrace, running from Miller Street to Roundtree Street,and being the first such street north of Broad Street: Traffic shall be limited to an eastwardlydirection.

Unnamed street through Craven Terrace, running from Miller Street to Roundtree Street,and being the second such street north of Broad Street: Traffic shall be limited to a westwardlydirection."

SECTION 2. That the traffic schedule identitied as " Stop Intersections" adopted by theboard of aldermen and referenced in Section 70- 99. " Stop intersections." of Division 2. `' Right-

of-way" of Article IIL " Operation of Vehicles" of Chapter 70. " Traffic and Vehicles" of the

Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby amended by deleting the

stop intersection at Nunn and Main Streets.

SECTION 3. That the traffic schedule identified as " Maximum Speed Limits" adopted

by the board of aldermen and referenced in Section 70- 132. " Maximum speed limits on specific

streets." of Division 4. " Speed" of Article III. " Operation of Vehicles" of Chapter 70 '` Traffic

and Vehicles" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is hereby

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amended by adding the following street to the section entitled `` Maximum speed limits on

specific streets— Twenty- five Miles per hour':

Old Airport Road, from its intersection with Tyler Ryne Trail to the bridge crossingBrices Creek located south of Stonewall Circle.

SECTION 4. That Article VI. " Stopping, Standing and Parking" of Chapter 70 '` Trafficand Vehicles'" of the Code of Ordinances of the City of New Bern be and the same is herebyamended by deleting Section 70-225. `` Prohibited parking zones." in its entirety and inserting in

its stead the following:

Sec. 70- 225. Prohibited parking zones.

a) When signs are placed, erected or installed in each block giving notice thereof, noperson shall park a vehicle for longer than two hours at any time between the hours of 9: 30 a. m.and 5: 00 p.m. on any day except Saturday, Sunday and public holidays, upon any of thefollowing streets, and the changing of the position of a vehicle from one point directly to anotherpoint, within the same block, shall be deemed one continuous parking period; each hour which avehicle shall be parked in violation of the terms hereof shall constitute a separate offense.

Avenue B, on the southwesterly side, beginning at a point 50 feet measured southwesterlyfrom the southwesterly right-of-way line of North Pasteur Street and extending southwesterly 60feet.

Batts Hill Road, on both sides thereof, from its intersection with Country Club Road to itseasternmost terminus.

Bay Street, between Miller Street and Second Avenue. Traffic shall be limited to awesterly direction.

Bern Street, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 237 feet south of the southerlyright-of-way line of Cedar Street, and extending southwardly 50 feet.

Browns Alley, on the east side, from Elm Street to Cedar Street.

C Street, on the south side, between National Avenue and E Street.



Carmer Street, on the west side thereof; beginning at a point 180 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.

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Carroll Street, on the west side.

Carroll Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 125 feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard extending northwardly 40 feet.

Cedar Street, beginning at a point 65 feet west of the western right-of-way line of MillerStreet, and extending westwardly for a distance of 30 feet.

Cedar Street, on the south side thereof, between Miller Street and Oak Street.

Change Street, on the north side, between Craven Street and East Front Street.

Chapman Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Main Street.

Clark Avenue, on both sides, beginning at the southern curb line of Lincoln Street andextending to a point 230 feet southwardly thereof.

Craven Street, on the northeastern side, from the southeastern curbline of Queen Street to

a point 86 feet southeasterly thereof.

Craven Street, on the southwestern side, from the southeastern curbline of Queen Street

to a point 76 feet southeasterly thereof.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at 132 feet north of the northern right-of-wayline of Broad Street and running northwardly 80 feet. Provided, however, the three parkingspaces which this identifies may be used by law enforcement officers to park for a period not toexceed more than two hours for the purpose of loading and unloading prisoners.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning 212 feet north of the northern right-of-wayline of Broad Street and running northwardly approximately 113 feet.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at the northern curbline of New Street,extending 45 feet northwardly.

Craven Street, on the west side, beginning at the southern curbline of New Street andextending 45 feet southwardly.

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Darst Avenue, on the east side, from Queen Street to Elm Street.

deGraffenried Avenue, on both sides, beginning at the southern curbline of NeuseBoulevard and extending to a point 200 feet southwesterly thereof.

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Dunn Street, on either side, between National Avenue and North Craven Street.

Eden Street, south of Tryon Palace Drive.

Eden Street, on the east side, beginning at the southern curb line of Pollock Street,extending 41 feet southwardly.

Eden Street, on the west side, beginning at the southern curb line of Pollock Street,extending 247 feet southwardly.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the north side thereof, beginning at the western curbline of SouthGlenburnie Road extending 316 feet westerly along Elizabeth Avenue.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the south side thereof, beginning at a point 253 feet westerly of thewestern curbline of Glenburnie Road, extending 1, 037 feet westerly along Elizabeth Avenue.

Elizabeth Avenue, on the southwest side, beginning at the northwestern right-of-way lineof South Glenburnie Road, and extending to a point 355 feet northwesterly thereof.

Eubanks Street, on the west side, from Booms Alley to K Street.

F Street, on the east side, from Cypress Street to Biddle Street.

First Avenue, on the east side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

First Street, on both sides, from Neuse Boulevard to Pembroke Road.

Fleet Street, on the east side, between Pollock Street and Tryon Palace Drive.

East Front Street, on the east side, between Broad Street and Johnson Street.

Gaston Boulevard, on the west side, beginning at a point 60 feet north from the back ofcurb on Neuse Boulevard and extending in a northerly direction for a distance of 120 feet.

George Street, on the east side, thereof, from the southern curbline of Guion Street to a

point 78 feet southwardly thereof.

Hospital Drive ( formerly S. R. # 1487), on the north side thereof, from DeGraffenried

Avenue extended northwardly across Neuse Boulevard, to the Emergency Room entrance on thegrounds of Craven County Hospital.

I Street, on the east side, from Main Street to Biddle Street.

K Street, on the south side, from F Street to Main Street.

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Karen Drive, on both sides, beginning at a point 425 feet southwardly of the southerlyright-of-way line of Neuse Boulevard, extending 430 feet southeasterly thereof.

Karen Drive, on the northwesterly side, from the southerly right-of-way line of NeuseBoulevard southwesterly 300 feet.

Kennedy Avenue, on the east side thereof, from the northerly right-of-way line of NeuseBoulevard, northwardly to the end of Kennedy Avenue.

Kilmarnock Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at ten feet northwardly of thenorthern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 20 feet northwardly.

Kilmarnock Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 190 feet northwardly ofthe northern curbline of Neuse Boulevard, extending 40 feet northwardly.

Kilmarnock Street, on the west side beginning at the northern right-of-way of BroadStreet, extending in a northwardly direction for 200 feet.

Kimberly Road, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 32 feet from the westerncurbline of Simmons Street Extension, measured along the radius of the curb on Kimberly Roadextending thence northwesterly along and with the eastern curbline of Kiinberly Road 50 feet.

Kimberly Road, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 33 feet from the westerncurbline of Simmons Street Extension, measured along the radius of the curb on Kiinberly Road,extending thence northwesterly and then northeasterly along and with the western curbline ofKimberly Road 205 feet.

Kings Way, on the east side thereof, from Elizabeth Avenue to its northerly terminus andin the cul- de- sac at the northern end thereof.

Linden Street, on the north side, between New Street and East Front Street.

Main Street, on the north side, between West Street and K Street.

Main Street, on the south side, between Bloomfield Street and Pavie Avenue.

Meadows Street, on both sides between Center Avenue and Henderson Avenue.

Meadows Street, between Clarendon Boulevard ( U. S. Highway 17) and Tatum Drive.

Metcalf Street, beginning at its intersection with the southernmost curbline of BroadStreet, extending in a southerly direction on both sides of said street for a distance of 50 feet.

Metcnlf Stj-eet, beginning at its intersection with the northernmost curbline of PollockStreet, extending for a distance of 145 feet in a northerly direction on the west side of said streetand a distance of 50 feet in a northerly direction on the east side of said street.

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Metcalf Street, on the east side thereof, beginning at a point 55 feet northwardly of thenorthern right-of-way line of New Street, extending 20 feet northwardly along Metcalf Street.

Metcalf Street, on the east side, between the intersection of Metcalf Street, Tryon PalaceDrive and the Trent River.

MetcalfStreet, south of Tryon Palace Drive.

Middle Street, on the west side, beginning at the northwest corner of the intersection ofMiddle Street and Broad Street and extending 100 feet in a northerly direction.

Miller Street, on the east side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Miller Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Booms Alley.

Moses Griffin Lane, on the east side beginning at a point 443 feet from the northernmostpavement edge of Tomlinson Boulevard at its intersection with Moses Griffin Lane, and

extending northwardly for a distance of 30 feet.

Nathan Tisdale Lane, on the west side, beginning at a point 572 feet north of itsintersection with Tomlinson Boulevard, and extending northwardly for a distance of 22 feet.

National Avenue, on the west side.

Neuse Avenue, on the southeast side thereof; from the southerly right-of-way line ofNational Avenue to a point 275 feet southwest thereof.

New Street, on the north side, between Hancock Street and Metcalf Street.

New Street, on the north side, between Middle Street, and East Front Street.

New Street, on the south side, between Metcalf Street and Bern Street.

New Street, on the south side, between Middle Street and Hancock Street, beginning at apoint 129 feet westwardly of the westerly right-of-way line of Middle Street and runningwestwardly 134 feet.

North Street, from West Street to Eubanks Street.

Nunn Street, on the east side, from Main Street to Cypress Street.

North Craven Street, on the east side.

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North Pasteur Street, on the southwesterly side, beginning at a point 80 feet measuredsoutheasterly from the southeasterly right-of-way line of Avenue B and extending southeasterly35 feet.

Pine Tree DYive, on both sides, beginning at the southeastern curbline of the mainentrance to West New Bern Recreation Center and extending to a point 400 feet southeasterlythereof.

Pine Tree Drive, on both sides, beginning at the southwestern curbline of Grace Avenueand extending in a southerly direction to the northern right-of-way of M.L. King Jr. Boulevard.

Pine Valley Drive, on the west side thereof, beginning at a point 275 feet from thesouthern curb line of St. Andrews Circle and extending southwardly for a distance of 200 feet.

Pollock Street, on the south side beginning at its westernmost intersection with QueenStreet and extending for a distance of 30 feet in a westwardly direction.

Pollock Street, on the south side, beginning at the eastern curbline of Eden Street,extending 17. 5 feet eastwardly.

Pollock Street, on the south side, beginning at the western curbline of Eden Street,extending 40 feet westwardly.

Pollock Street, on the north side, between Hancock Street and Queen Street.

Pollock Street, on the south side, from the western curbline of Hancock Street to a point

100 feet westerly thereof.

Pollock Street, on either side, from the intersection of Pollock Street and First Street,

extending eastwardly 150 feet.

Queen Street, on the north side, between Bern Street and George Street.

Queen Street, on the north side thereof, beginning at the intersection of Pollock Street andextending southwesterly 169 feet.

Queen Street, on the south side, beginning at a point 130 feet measured from the right-of-way line of Pollock Street and extending southwesterly to its intersection with Bryan Street.

Queen Street and Pollock Street intersection, between the north line of Pollock Street

extended at such intersection and the south line of Queen Street extended, and the McCarthycorner at such intersection.

Rhem Street, on the east side beginning at the northernmost right-of-way line of FirstStreet, at its intersection with Rhem Street, and extending for a distance of 170 feet in a northerlydirection.

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Roundtree Street, on the west side beginning at the northern right-of-way of Broad Street,extending in a northwardly direction for 396 feet.

Second Avenue, on the west side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Smith Street, on the east side, from Cedar Street to Cypress Street.

Spencer Avenue, in the medium portion thereof, from First Street to Simmons Street.

Spencer Avenue extended into Queen Street, on the north side, running from theintersection of the curbline of Queen Street or Spencer Avenue extended, with the curbline of

First Street eastwardly with the curbline 125 feet; thence northeastwardly 40 feet far a total of165 feet.

Spencer Avenue, on the north and south sides thereof, from the western right-of-way lineof Simmons Street westerly for 200 feet.

South f i-ont Street, un the north and s uth sicles thereot ti om the easternul st terminusof Fleet Street and extendin; for a distance of 650 feet in a southerlv and easterlv direction

Stoney Hill Trail, on both sides thereof, from its intersection with old U. S. HighwayNumber 70 ( N. C. Highway Number 55) to its northeastern terminus.

Third Avenue, on the east side, from Broad Street to Cedar Street.

Trent Boulevard, from its intersection with Simmons Street eastwardly to the intersectionof Trent Boulevard with Spencer Avenue.

Trent Boulevard, on the south side beginning at its westernmost curbline of Ninth Street,at its intersection with Trent Boulevard, and extending for a distance of 120 feet in a westerlydirection.

Tryon Road, on both sides of the street, beginning at the western right-of-way of FortTotten Drive, westwardly for a distance of 100 feet.

Unnamed short street which extends westwardly from Kilmarnock Street to the northernend of Carroll Street on the south side thereof from Kilinarnock Street to Carroll Street, and on

the north side thereof from Kilmarnock Street to the intersection of the northern curbline of such

unnamed street with the western curbline of Carmer Street extended northwardly.

Woodland Avenue, on the north side thereof, from a point 195 feet east of the eastern

right-of-way line of Ninth Street eastwardly as far as Woodland Avenue extends on the groundwithin the right-of-way of U.S. Highway 17 ( Clarendon Boulevard).

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Woodland Avenue, on the south side thereof, from a point 235 feet east of the eastern

right-of-way line of Meadows Street, eastwardly to Clarendon Boulevard.


ADOPTED THIS 13` h DAY OF OCTOBER, 2020.



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