Council Member· December 2023 - December 2027
Catherine Fray
Carrboro
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Voice
- Meetings spoken in
- 15
- Total speaking time
- 1:27:01
- Avg per meeting
- 5:48
- Segments
- 1560
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Top issues during term (20)
Rogers Road Habitat for Humanity Development Proposal
Private development costs with potential long-term impacts on municipal infrastructure and affordable housing inventory.
town council meeting
No direct financial impacts are announced for this general meeting, though future policy items discussed could affect local taxes or spending.
Bolin Creek Greenway Opposition
Alternative A bridge construction costs are estimated at approximately $1 million compared to $1.8 million for higher bridges.
police consolidation
The main goal is saving money, but we'll have to see how combining the departments affects your local taxes.
Municipal Building Energy Audits and Century Center Rebuild
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Multifamily Residential Building Security and Minimum Housing Code
Property management companies may incur costs to upgrade access-control equipment or keypads.
Subscription Curbside Composting Partnership
Zero direct municipal cost; participating residents pay a discounted subscription fee of $19 per month.
Short-Term Rental Regulations and Neighborhood Impacts
Short-term rentals contribute approximately 27% of the Tourism Development Authority's revenue through occupancy taxes.
OWASA Drought Conditions and PFAS Management
Advanced PFAS treatment and mitigation options could cost hundreds of millions of dollars, impacting local ratepayers.
Municipal Decarbonization and Climate Goals
The $150,000 repurposed fund operates on a revenue-neutral basis, supplemented by external county climate action grants.
Chapel Hill Transit Short Range Transit Plan (Blueprint 2035)
Supported by federal grant funds and local match allocations from transit funds and capital project budgets.
Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) Rewrite
Direct financial impacts related to consulting contract termination and future procurement for completing the UDO rewrite.
Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Outlook and CIP Overview
The five-year capital improvement plan totals approximately $60 million, with $10 million in proposed investments carrying a $4 million potential impact on the general fund.
Pedestrian Safety and Safe Routes to School
Estimated project costs and grant opportunities are being evaluated as part of the plan's finalization.
clean energy program
You'll save money on your monthly energy bills by making your home more efficient.
tree giveaway
It's totally free for residents, saving you money on landscaping while helping the city's green goals.
election resources
This initiative costs practically nothing extra, utilizing existing digital tools to keep elections running efficiently.
property tax assistance
Eligible homeowners can see a direct reduction in their property tax burden, keeping more money in their pockets.
Planning Board and Advisory Committee Reappointments
Since these are volunteer positions, there is no direct cost or financial payout, but your input helps guide how tax dollars are spent.
Affordable Housing and Homelessness Services Funding
Fiscal impact will be determined upon completion of staff research.
Decisions during term (92)
Recorded while Fray was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Excusal of Mayor Pro Tem Eliazar Arturo Posada-Orozco Jr
Consent Agenda
Habitat for Humanity Text Amendment Consistency Resolution (A-1)
Habitat for Humanity Text Amendment Ordinance (B-1)
Habitat for Humanity Map Amendment Consistency Resolution (A-2)
Habitat for Humanity Rezoning Ordinance with Conditions (B-2)
Board Appointments: Tourism Development Authority
Board Appointments: Climate and Environmental Advisory Commission
Board Appointments: Economic Sustainability Commission
26-088 Approval of Minutes from Town Council meeting held on October 6, 2026
Approval of Consent Agenda
Town Code Amendment Relating to Security for Multifamily Residential Buildings
Advisory Board Appointments
Closed Session
Adjournment
Approval of Minutes from Town Council meeting held on September 15, 2026
Consent Agenda Approval
Termination of UDO Consultant Contract
Climate & Environmental Advisory Commission Appointment
Amendment to Town Manager's Employment Agreement
Voting record (14)
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