Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Heather G. Malone’s organization
Oct 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Huntington County Drainage Board Meeting
The Board discussed and approved several drainage-related requests, including the replacement of a culvert and drain pipe crossing a driveway for the S M Minnick drain. The Board also authorized the installation of an 8-inch outlet hook-up for the Mary Musson Rock drain. Additionally, a property owner presented concerns regarding the maintenance of the Henry Wilhelm drain, focusing on the preservation of walnut trees along the ditch and the management of dredged soil disposal, which the Board addressed by requiring clear marking of trees to be preserved.
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The Commission discussed a declaratory resolution to expand the Markle Industrial Park EDA and residential allocation areas. They also considered the primary plat approval for Forest Cove Phase 3 and a zoning reclassification from residential medium density to high density to allow for future apartment development. Public comments addressed concerns regarding traffic safety, infrastructure, the density of the proposed development, and the impact on existing property values.
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Huntington City Council Regular Meeting
The Council discussed the adoption of Ordinance 13C26, which authorizes the use of a residential tax increment financing district for infrastructure improvements related to a new housing development. The meeting also included the swearing-in ceremony for student participants in the 'That Viking Thing' program, the presentation of September budget and financial reports, an update on opioid funds, and a discussion regarding the city's policy on mosquito control.
Oct 12, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
County Council Council Meeting
The council discussed and approved a resolution for commitments not to spend for 2026 totaling over $530 million. Budget adoption approvals were granted for solid waste, county general, and special funds. A presentation regarding suicide prevention and community resources, including a 'safety plan' initiative, was delivered. Additionally, the council reviewed a proposal from the Visitors Bureau to increase the innkeeper's tax from 5% to 8% to support economic development, which received approval for a letter of support. Finally, the council discussed the process for selecting a candidate to fill a vacancy on the Board of Zoning Appeals.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
