The council discussed updates on short-term rental compliance and data, adopted the fiscal year budget and appropriation, and finalized the adoption of state law amendments into the town code. Support was expressed for Northampton County's Town Edge Residential District zoning amendments. A construction contract for the new Municipal Building was awarded, and project status updates were provided for public restroom facilities and various infrastructure repairs. Additionally, the library board presented an annual update, and appointments were made to the Library Board and Wetlands and Coastal Dune Board.
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The Town Council conducted a public hearing and regular meeting. Key items addressed included a zoning text amendment concerning historic district overlay guidelines and Appendix G. Various presentations were provided by Coastal Seaplanes, Virginia American Water, and a report on the annual financial results. The council also deliberated on the new budget classifications, a mobile food and beverage vending ordinance, and various ongoing infrastructure capital improvement projects for water and wastewater systems.
Apr 2, 2026·Board meeting
Town Council Budget Work Session
The council reviewed a Comprehensive Financial Review prepared by Davenport & Company, which focused on the General Fund's financial health, economic trends, and peer comparisons following the sale of the Town's water and wastewater system. Key discussion points included proposals for new financial policies regarding unassigned fund balances and debt service, the status of the capital asset management program, and strategies for financing a new municipal building. The council also reviewed the draft budget for the upcoming fiscal year, covering various revenue sources and expenditure categories.
Mar 19, 2026·Board meeting
Town Council Meeting Minutes
The meetings covered various topics including the FY 2025 financial soft close, FY 2026 budget amendments, and the Mason Avenue electrical upgrade plan. Key discussions involved infrastructure projects such as sidewalk infill, handicap ramp installations, and the Railroad & Harbor Area Master Plan. The Council approved the 2026-2027 employee health insurance renewal and a new permit process for precious metals and gemstone dealers. Strategic planning survey results were reviewed, and appointments to various boards and commissions were finalized. Additionally, the Council addressed concerns regarding fire safety, housing legislation, and local infrastructure projects, including flooding notification signage.
