The meetings covered several key topics including the adoption of the 2026 Code of Ethics and Front and Center Strategic Plan, various proclamations for community awareness, and the receipt of the Statesville Conventions and Visitor's Bureau Annual Report. The Council addressed multiple rezoning and annexation requests, including those for the Statesville Regional Airport, Wall Street Havenwood Subdivision, and Moose Club Road. Discussions and approvals were held regarding stormwater ordinance amendments, budget amendments for municipal projects such as the airport and Municipal Operations Center, and resolutions regarding economic development and historic preservation reviews. Additionally, the Council held a special meeting to discuss wastewater treatment plant expansion plans and infrastructure capacity in the 4th Creek Basin.
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The council meeting addressed several procedural and community-related items, including the adoption of an amended agenda and the issuance of proclamations for National Lineman Appreciation Day and Child Abuse Prevention Month. Special recognitions were presented to local youth advocates for their community service initiatives, including 'The Power of Skilled Hands' and 'Bella's Backpacks.' Public comments focused on regional wastewater cooperation and support for committee efforts regarding a local community center. The city manager provided updates on various municipal construction projects, including the police department, call center expansion, parking garage, and the Municipal Operations Center, as well as project statuses for local park improvements.
Mar 2, 2026·Board meeting
Statesville City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The council conducted a regular meeting and a winter budget retreat, focusing on several key initiatives. Discussions included the authorization of amended power sales agreements with the North Carolina Municipal Power Agency 1 to align with nuclear license dates. The council addressed rezoning requests in the Larkin Commerce Park and Japul Road areas, and reviewed a proposed Urban Archery Ordinance. An Affordable Housing Fund and Policy was established to dedicate resources for housing development. Additionally, the council discussed economic incentive agreements, future workforce development, and the implementation of a committee structure to improve council efficiency and community involvement.
