Town Council of the Town of Herndon Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda focuses on multiple municipal administrative and community initiatives. Key topics include recognizing various proclamations such as Dolly Parton Day, National Hispanic American Heritage Month, Bicyclist and Pedestrian Awareness Month, and Indigenous Peoples' and Columbus Day. The Council reviewed the Fiscal Year 2026 Annual Report and considered ordinances to increase vehicle license rates. Additionally, the agenda covers resolutions related to the 2027 meeting schedule, a temporary license agreement for outdoor seating at Jimmy's Old Town Tavern, and funding requests for the Herndon Parkway at Sunset Park Drive intersection improvement project. Reappointments to the Planning Commission and Board of Building Code Appeals were also addressed.
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Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda
The committee meeting agenda includes a discussion on the town's communication and outreach program, specifically aimed at engaging residents on pedestrian and bicycle initiatives. The agenda further covers an overview of the Fiscal Year 2027 Capital Improvement Plan projects, detailing planned improvements for sidewalks, trails, and bicycle facilities, and provides updates on the Herndon 2050 Comprehensive Plan, focusing on active transportation and initial public feedback.
May 26, 2026·Board meeting
Herndon Town Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The Council convened to address several items, including a closed meeting regarding pending tax litigation and a personnel performance review. Significant actions included authorizing a settlement in a tax litigation matter, approving two Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments—one establishing sign standards for the Herndon Transit-Oriented Core and another updating regulations for caretaker and security guard residences—and passing a resolution to withdraw consideration of a zoning amendment related to casinos. Additionally, the Council awarded contracts for real estate advisory services and landscaping, reappointed members to the Architectural and Historic District Review Boards and the Planning Commission, and heard public comments regarding local community programs and proclamations for LGBTQ+ Pride Month.
