Mayor Pro Tem· 2011–2028 (cycle default: NC terms begin first Monday in December)
Ryan G. Dayvault
Kannapolis
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- Meetings spoken in
- 13
- Total speaking time
- 52:16
- Avg per meeting
- 4:01
- Segments
- 907
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Top issues during term (20)
East Side Park Development and GO Bond Financing
A $40 million general obligation bond would fund parks, greenways, and Gem Theater renovations if voters approve it.
Downtown Development and Hotel Project Update
Projected roughly $1.5 million in new annual tax revenue from the three projects.
Kellswater Plaza Development Agreement
Adds retail tax base near Kellswater Bridge; specific revenue figures were not stated.
Sidewalk Projects and Infrastructure Maintenance
Funded by a federal CMAQ grant, with the city paying 20% of project costs.
Development Ordinance Text Amendment for Dale Earnhardt Boulevard TPO
Passenger Rail Service and Schedule Expansion
None directly to the city budget.
Local Election Changes and Partisanship Concerns
Minimal savings on election administration costs.
Zoning Map Amendment at 3675 Shiloh Church Road
Conditional Zoning at 2580 Echerd Street
Conditional Zoning on Corl Road Parcels
Economic Development and Industrial Growth
Generates significant industrial capital investment and property tax revenue for the city.
Voluntary Annexation at 1704 W C Street (A-2026-10)
Adds the parcel to the city tax base and extends water service.
Water and Sewer Master Plan & Capital Improvement Program
Combined water and sewer monthly bills for a typical household could rise from $74.54 to between $130.85 and $186.00 by 2036 depending on the capital scenario chosen.
Public Comment and Hearing Policy Amendment
Chaplains serve on a volunteer basis with no monetary or in-kind compensation from public funds.
Commercial Drone Regulation and Neighborhood Impacts
FY2026-27 CDBG Nonprofit Grant Allocations
Potential rental space utilization at College Station valued around $70,000 annually.
recycling program expansion
It shouldn't cost you a dime extra, and it could even save the city money down the road by cutting down on landfill fees.
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Millstone Village Gateway Signage Funding
Potential expenditure of up to $200,000 from the general fund or contingency fund if approved.
Establishment of Welcome Center and History Museum
Involves approximately $2 million in potential renovation and project costs.
Decisions during term (148)
Recorded while Dayvault was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.