Town of Youngsville Board of Commissioners Regular Meeting
The agenda for the meeting includes a proclamation regarding Smiling While Sending Hope, and public hearings concerning a zoning map amendment for parcels along US-1 and the proposed closure of a portion of the Marsh Street right of way. Business items include a variety of departmental and financial reports, the approval of a Spectrum contract for the Community House, and a letter of support for a county EMS grant application. Furthermore, the board will address old business regarding the Marsh Street closure and new business, including the zoning map amendment, the presentation of the proposed FY 2027 budget, appointments to the ABC Board, and the first reading of a fire protection ordinance amendment.
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The board meeting agenda includes the swearing in of a new member, the review of a previous meeting's minutes, and public comments. New business items consist of Zoning Text Amendment 260227-01 regarding MU lot and dimensional standards, and Zoning Text Amendment 260317-01 concerning the removal of waiting periods for resubmissions. The meeting will also feature planning board comments and an around-the-town report from the planning staff.
Jan 22, 2026·Board meeting
Youngsville Planning Board Agenda
The meeting agenda for January 22, 2026, included procedural items such as swearing in a new member and electing a new Chair and Vice Chair. A key discussion item was the review and potential action on the termination request for the Holden Village Development Agreement. Planning Staff provided an update report. The October 23, 2025, meeting minutes were pending review. A separate planning staff report detailed the Holden Village Development Agreement termination request, noting that the developer seeks to change the townhome configuration (from 120 units to 119 units) and requested termination of the original Development Agreement by mutual consent, which Staff recommended for approval since the revised plan meets current zoning requirements.
