Project Manager at Town of Lake Lure
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Lake Permitting Administrative Support Specialist/Deputy Town Clerk
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Oct 28, 2026
Nov 12, 2026
Construction of an approximately 880-square-foot marina building with ticketing and concessions space, accessible restrooms, utility and mechanical space, and associated site work.
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The council will consider resolutions regarding a new personnel policy, debt reimbursement, and bid awarding for a new fire apparatus, as well as a budget amendment for the associated down payment. Additional business includes the assignment of a lease agreement between the Town and the Lake Lure Rowing Club and approvals for engineering work orders related to dam design and failure assessment. The packet also provides comprehensive departmental reports detailing infrastructure maintenance, hurricane recovery efforts, financial status updates, grant funding applications, and various municipal projects including dam and wastewater system operations.
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The council reviewed and discussed several operational and administrative items. Key topics included a request for the condemnation of a boathouse deck, upcoming amendments to lake use regulations as recommended by the Lake Advisory Board, and a review of the 2027 lake use fee schedule. Additionally, the council addressed a proposed comprehensive personnel policy update, discussed plans for parking, restrooms, and trail expansion in Morse Park, reviewed a proposed marina building design, and addressed a resolution to appoint an interim finance officer.
The council discussed multiple infrastructure and recovery projects, including the adoption of capital project ordinances for a bulk chemical storage building, an emergency waterline, fire station renovations, and a wastewater treatment plant replacement. The Town Manager provided comprehensive updates on ongoing post-storm recovery efforts, FEMA grant funding, dam design progress, and various infrastructure construction projects, including the Boys Camp Bridge replacement, Marina building design, and sewer system upgrades. New business items included the consideration of a work order for engineering services and the appointment of members to the Parks and Recreation Board.
The Board of Adjustment deliberated on a variance request for an oversized walkway, which was denied due to the lack of identified hardship and concerns regarding consistency with prior rulings. The Board also approved a variance request for the reconstruction of a concrete patio, with the condition that three parcels be recombined. Additionally, the Board received a status update on a commercial marina project, discussing proposed construction modifications such as a new deck and hot tub, and the need for future ordinance clarification regarding the definition of minor versus major permit changes.
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