Amends SL 2007-66, as amended, adding the Town of Davidson to the municipalities authorized to adopt ordinances after proper notice and a public hearing, as specified, to regulate the demolition of historic structures within its municipal corporate limits and extraterritorial jurisdiction. 

Current law, GS 160A-376, defines subdivision as the term applies to Part 2, Article 19, regarding subdivision regulation, and exempts from the term and the regulations of Part 2 the division of a tract held in single ownership whose entire area is no greater than two acres into not more than three lots, where no street right-of-way dedication is involved and where the resultant lots are equal to or exceed the standards of the municipality, as shown in its subdivision regulations. Applicable to the Town of Davidson only, amends GS 160A-376 to specify that a National Register Historic District located within the corporate limits of the municipality is not included in this exclusion, as described. 

Applies only to the City of Winston-Salem.

Amends GS 132-1.4A regarding law enforcement agency recordings. Expands purposes for which the custodial law enforcement agency can disclose or release a recording to now include disclosing or releasing a recording: (1) to partnering local agencies for any internal investigation, administration decision making, or training purpose; (2) to school resource officers for disclosure to a juvenile whose image or voice is captured in the recording, such juvenile's parents or legal guardians, and principals and school administrators where such juvenile is enrolled; (3) to a citizen review board, as defined, for review of complaints so long as board members have executed a confidentiality agreement; (4) to identify or locate a potential criminal suspect, victim of a crime, or missing person so long as single or limited random images extracted from the recording which depict only the face or other identifying characteristics of the suspect, victim, or missing person are disclosed or released; (5) to the city or county manager upon the manager's request for management and administrative purposes, as specified, so long as the manager has executed a confidentiality agreement; and (6) to the city or town council in closed session upon recommendation of the city or town manager and majority vote of the city or town council so long as council members have executed a confidentiality agreement. Prohibits release of recorded images to the public by a citizens review board, a city or county manager, or a city or town council unless required by court order. Allows council members to make public statements to restore confidence in law enforcement without breaching the confidentiality agreement. Makes it a Class 3 misdemeanor punishable by a fine at the court's discretion, not exceeding $500, for any person to knowingly and willfully disclose or release a recording in violation of the statute. Adds deceased person to the defined terms used in the statute. 

Amends GS 143-318.11, allowing a public body to hold a closed session when required to view a recording regulated (was, released) pursuant to GS 132-1.4A, as amended.

Amends Chapter VIA of the Charter of the City of Fayetteville, set out in SL 1979-557, as amended, by adding a new section to authorize the Fayetteville Public Works Commission to establish a small business enterprise program to promote small business development as prescribed. 

Removes one parcel, as described, from the City of Durham's corporate limits. Effective June 30, 2019.

Requires that student housing associated with North Carolina Central University be permitted in any zoning district if (1) the parcels of land being assembled on which a student housing project is planned to be built each are owned either by the State or by a nonprofit foundation affiliated with the University; (2) the parcels of land being assembled on which a student housing project is planned to be built each have been included in the approved Millennial Campus Plan; and (3) at least one of the parcels of land being assembled on which a student housing project is planned to be built presently is located in a zoning district in which student housing is a generally permitted use. Makes development submittals for student housing projects that meet the criteria subject to the UC-2 zoning requirements of the Durham City-County Unified Development Ordinance. Applies to Durham only. Applies to development submittals initially submitted to Durham on or before June 30, 2019.

Applies to Granville County only; effective October 1, 2019.

Makes it unlawful to hunt or attempt to hunt on the land of another, fish on the land of another, or to possess a firearm, bow and arrow, crossbow, or other weapon, on the land of another or on the right-of-way of any public road or highway adjacent to the land of another for purposes of taking wildlife without having written permission on one's person. Requires the written permission be signed by the landowner or lessee, or the landowner or lessee's designee, and dated for the current hunting or fishing season. Prohibits written permission from exceeding one year and permits the written permission to be valid for a shorter period than stated in the permission. Requires the permission to be displayed upon request of specified law enforcement officers. 

Deems members of a hunting club to have the written permission required to hunt or fish if the landowner or lessee granted permission to the hunting club to hunt or fish on the land and the person carries a membership card and a copy of valid written permission granted to the hunting club. 

Considers a person not physically present on another person's land to be hunting on the land if the person allows a dog under the person's ownership, possession, or control to run upon or across another person's land in order to hunt deer or bear during their respective seasons.

Exempts from the provisions (1) the landowner or lessee's immediate family, as defined, and (2) highway travelers lawfully possessing weapons in the course of travel not stopped or loitering for the purpose of hunting or using weapons. 

Makes it unlawful to hunt at any time on, from, or across the right-of-way of any public road or highway.

Makes it unlawful to hunt deer or bear with the aid of dogs unless (1) each dog wears a GPS tracking collar with tags identifying the full name, address, and phone number of its owner or the president of the hunting club which is using the dog to hunt; (2) the individual or hunt club using dogs to hunt allows specified officers to inspect data from each dog's GPS device; and (3) the release location of the dogs is at least 200 contiguous acres owned by the person or consists of at least 350 contiguous acres where the person has written permission to hunt, as enacted. Excludes the use of a single, leashed dog to assist a hunter in receiving a dead or wounded animal.

Defines hunt to have the same meaning as provided in GS 113-130(5a).

Makes any violation of the act a Class 2 misdemeanor, enforceable by law enforcement officers of the Wildlife Resources Commission, sheriffs and deputy sheriffs, and other peace officers with general subject matter jurisdiction. 

Makes conforming repeals to the following laws, regarding property registration and the regulation of hunting: SL 1959-459 (regarding hunting deer from public highways); SL 1991-159 (regarding property registration, "posted" notices, and entry permits); SL 1995-152 (regarding property registration); SL 2009-45 (prohibiting hunting with dogs without permission); SL 2009-118 (concerning property registration).

Amends the Durham City Charter, Chapter VII of SL 1975-671, by adding a new provision in Sec. 74 that allows Durham to condemn or acquire property in fee or appropriate easements that are necessary to provide transportation project rights-of-way for the relocation of utilities when required for city transportation projects. Also gives Durham authority to acquire rights-of-way necessary for the present or future placement of utilities.

Under current law, GS 115C-84.2(d) sets the parameters within which local boards of education must determine the opening and closing dates of public schools under subdivision (a)(1) of this statute. Authorizes the Greene County and Pitt County Boards of Education to determine the opening and closing dates of their public schools within the requirements of GS 115C-84.2(a)(1). Further authorizes the Board to depart from the requirements of GS 115C-84.2(d) after receiving community and parent input at a public hearing, and to select the opening and closing dates after an additional public hearing. Applies for the 2019-20, 2020-21, and 2021-22 school years. 

Directs the Boards to report to the Department of Public Instruction (DPI) on the act's implementation, including effects on student achievement and recommendations regarding school calendar flexibility. Requires DPI to evaluate the reports and provide an aggregated report to the specified NCGA committee by November 15, 2022. 

Amends SL 1993-413, as amended, which authorizes Cumberland County to levy a 1% prepared food and beverage tax, the proceeds of which are transferred to the Cumberland County Civic Center Commission for financing new arena facilities or the expansion of existing arena facilities and other costs of acquiring, constructing, maintaining, operating, marketing, and promoting the new arena or expanded arena facilities. 

Adds new distribution provisions, requiring the County to divide the net proceeds among the county and its municipalities based on the per capita method provided in GS 105-472(b)(1), with municipalities receiving 25% of the amount they would receive with the per capita method for the 2020, 2021, and 2022 calendar years and 50% of the amount they would have received with the per capita method for the 2023 and 2024 calendar years. Requires distributions to be based solely on the per capita method for calendar years after 2024. Defines net proceeds. 

Modifies the authorized uses of the proceeds distributed to the county, as now provided. Replaces "new arena facilities" and "arena facilities" with qualifying facilities, defined as an arena facility, a civic center, a performing arts center, or other similar facility that is approved by the Cumberland County Board of Commissioners that can be reasonably expected to increase travel and tourism to Cumberland County. 

Adds use restrictions applicable to municipalities, requiring municipalities to use the proceeds distributed to them under the act for the financing of construction or expansion of facilities that improve civic life of their residents and for the promotion and funding of events at the facilities. 

Eliminates the provision mandating the tax's repeal when the new or expanded arena facilities for which the tax was imposed are constructed and their debt paid.  

Applies to sales of prepared food and beverages made on or after January 1, 2021.

As title indicates. 

Makes it unlawful to drive in excess of 25 miles per hour on residential streets in Durham that the City of Durham's Transportation Department has determined to be experiencing congestion. Applies to offenses committed on or after December 1, 2019.