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Dec 8, 2026·Board meeting
City Council Agenda Briefing Worksession
The City Council held an agenda briefing worksession to deliberate on upcoming and future agenda items, as well as to review committees scheduled for the subsequent two weeks. During the formal Regular Meeting, the Council participated in the Pledge of Allegiance. Discussions included proclamations, such as one proclaiming a specific month in 2026 as "____" in the City of Asheville. The Consent Agenda was adopted, which included the monthly approval of property tax refunds and releases for October 2026, ensuring compliance with North Carolina General Statutes. An item for monthly municipal property tax refunds or releases for October 2026, which aligns with the Financial Resilient City goal, was formally adopted. The agenda also included items for individual votes, Manager's Report, a Public Hearing concerning a zoning matter which was advertised in November 2026, New Business involving Boards & Commissions and resolutions/ordinances, and a period for public comment. The session concluded with a closed session to discuss privileged, confidential matters and consult with the City Attorney.
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City of Asheville Council Council Agenda Briefing Worksession
The worksession focused on reviewing upcoming City Council agenda items, including an examination of the 8-week agenda schedule. Additionally, the agenda included a project update regarding Malvern Hills.
Oct 21, 2026·Board meeting
Helene Housing Recovery Board Regular Meeting
The meeting centered on the board's strategic goals for housing recovery and the role of the Asheville-Buncombe Continuum of Care (COC) in addressing homelessness. Discussions included the COC's structure, self-governance, and strategic objectives, such as expanding emergency shelter capacity, developing housing navigation infrastructure, and homelessness prevention. The board also addressed the significant impact of Hurricane Helene on the unhoused population, noting loss of life, property, and key facilities like the Veterans Restoration Quarters. Members further discussed the importance of supportive services, such as financial and life-skills training, for individuals transitioning from homelessness into permanent housing.
The committee conducted a formal design review for the Big Picture outdoor music venue located at 155 Thompson Street. Key discussion topics included the construction of a permanent stage, site landscaping improvements, the use of shipping containers for bar and restroom facilities, and site lighting. The committee also addressed technical considerations regarding flood mitigation, specifically in response to previous weather events, and reviewed infrastructure and tree planting plans for the Mulvaney Street side of the property.
