Public documents that mention Esther E. Manheimer.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting
Asheville City Council Agenda Briefing Work Session
The agenda briefing work session covered various items, including homelessness prevention and housing initiatives, funding for the Code Purple emergency shelter, and the renewal of the Asheville City Market agreement. Discussions also addressed policies for in-kind support for community events, a budget amendment for law enforcement bonuses, and FEMA grant allocations for fire safety equipment. Further topics included land conveyance for the I-26 connector, HIDTA grant funding, and watershed protection projects related to storm damage. The meeting concluded with presentations on Bearwise activities and financial updates, along with a public hearing regarding conditional zoning and flood mitigation strategies for a redevelopment project.
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The meeting included several proclamations recognizing Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness Month and National Diabetes Awareness Month. Key financial items involved a budget amendment for downtown construction and decorations, as well as the acceptance of $6,000,000 in funding for the Right at Home initiative. The council authorized contracts for landscape maintenance services and an interlocal agreement with the Town of Black Mountain for leaf disposal. Additionally, the council reviewed a resolution for Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds, received a Manager's Report on stormwater assets, and conducted public hearings regarding property rezoning and site plan amendments. A substantial amendment to the HOME-American Rescue Plan Allocation Plan was also addressed.
Oct 13, 2026·Board meeting
Asheville City Council City Council Meeting
The meeting opened with two proclamations designating Domestic Violence Prevention and Awareness Month and National Diabetes Awareness Month, which included recognition of local advocacy efforts and resources. The council then focused on the consent agenda, specifically pulling two items related to landscape maintenance contracts for discussion. Members questioned the necessity and financial structure of outsourcing maintenance services, citing concerns about potential budget inefficiencies and the oversight of existing Parks and Recreation funds. Staff provided context regarding the city's historical hybrid maintenance strategy and the operational challenges impacting current park services.
Sep 24, 2026·Board meeting
Asheville City Council Visioning Workshop
The workshop focused on gathering the Council's vision for the Revitalization of Flooded Commercial Districts program. Discussions were held to establish priorities that will inform the development of a future Notice of Funding Opportunity. Council members participated in breakout sessions covering commercial redevelopment, economic vitality and small business recovery, and public realm and infrastructure investments, the results of which will be used to refine program documentation and assess project feasibility.
