City Council Of The City Of Elizabeth City Regular Session
The City Council discussed several items, including proclamations for Nurses Week and Public Works Week, along with recognitions for local community groups. A call for a public hearing was initiated regarding proposed modifications to stormwater fees, and a public hearing regarding fines for code violations was opened and discussed. The Council approved the voluntary annexation of the Sanctuary at Tooley Harbor and reviewed the local water supply plan. Additionally, the Council authorized funding for a Juneteenth celebration and entered into a closed session to discuss personnel and legal matters.
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City Council Of The City Of Elizabeth City Work Session
The council reviewed a presentation by Raftelis regarding utility rate studies for water, sewer, and electric services, focusing on capital improvement plans and future debt financing. Discussions were held regarding financial sufficiency, revenue requirements, and customer impacts. The Finance Committee authorized an agreement for on-call engineering services and initiated the process for a public hearing concerning fee increases for violations. Additional agenda items included an update on pickleball operations, a call for a public hearing for the upcoming fiscal year budget, and a move to investigate a voluntary annexation petition for the Monterra Woods development.
Apr 13, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Of The City Of Elizabeth City Regular Session
The City Council conducted a meeting covering multiple administrative and development items. Key activities included presenting the Life-Saving Award to an ECPD officer and various proclamations honoring local organizations and lineworkers. A public hearing was held regarding flood ordinance amendments. The Council approved an investment policy, various budget amendments for police vehicles and reservoir replacement, and authorized grant applications for site identification services and park improvements. Discussions were held regarding the Tanglewood Crossing annexation and rezoning, which were approved subject to a memorandum of understanding for electric utility service. Additionally, the Council called for a future public hearing concerning the annexation of the Sanctuary at Tooley Harbor.
Mar 23, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Of The City Of Elizabeth City Work Session
The council held a work session to address various administrative and financial matters. Key topics included a proclamation for Senior Nutrition Month, the repayment of a loan from the Electric Fund to the Water and Sewer Fund, the adoption of an updated investment policy, and authorization to apply for a National Coastal Resilience Fund grant. The council also discussed the reappropriation of grant funds for the Raw Water Reservoir Replacement project, the sixth amendment to the Parks and Recreation Interlocal Agreement, amendments to fire protection services, and the unfreezing of five police department positions. Additionally, the council called for a public hearing on a zoning amendment, initiated an annexation petition investigation, approved a one-time cash exception for tournament admissions, reviewed a proposed agenda for an upcoming joint city-county meeting, and engaged in discussions regarding the procedures for handling distressed properties. A closed session was held for legal consultation.
