City Council of the City of Beaufort Regular Meeting Agenda
The City Council meeting agenda encompasses several key discussion topics, including proclamations for Character Education, Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and commendations for outgoing Zoning Board of Appeals service. The consent agenda comprises various monthly department reports and approvals for community event street closures. Old business items include budget ordinance amendments, municipal judge appointment discussions, and event co-sponsorship requests. New business covers requests for event permits, a public hearing regarding a land use moratorium for apartment houses, authorization for property sale agreements, and support for CDBG grant applications. An executive session is scheduled for personnel discussions and property negotiations.
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Waterfront Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda and Minutes
The committee discussed the Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the Waterfront Park Relieving Platform project, including the review of consultant submittals and the selection process for a multidisciplinary engineering and grant administration team. Discussions covered the evaluation of long-term resilience strategies for the waterfront promenade, considerations for cruise ship accommodations, and the coordination of future meeting schedules. Additionally, the committee reviewed civil engineering updates, grant funding strategies, and community outreach efforts related to the revitalization of the park.
Aug 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
City Council of the City of Beaufort Regular Meeting
The meeting agenda included various presentations, including the SC Municipal Elected Officials Institute of Governments Honor Roll Plaque and a Mayoral proclamation. Recognition and proclamations were slated for several individuals and local events. The consent agenda covered monthly reports from various departments, such as CIP, Community Development, Fire, Police, and others, along with multiple requests for co-sponsorship of community events, including the 2026 Patriot Day ceremony, various festivals, and 5K runs. New business items involved temporary street closures for business celebrations and community events, co-sponsorship requests for park use, authorization for contractual agreements regarding restoration projects for the Arsenal and Carnegie Library, and an ordinance amendment regarding the appointment of the Municipal Judge. An executive session was planned to discuss personnel appointments for the Municipal Judge.
Feb 17, 2026·Board meeting
U City Council Quarterly Capital Projects Workshop
The meeting served as a Quarterly Capital Projects Workshop. Key discussions focused on the Pigeon Point boat landing project. Updates were provided regarding permitting submissions to the Army Corps and DECs, noting that the required elevation was increased from 8.75 to 9 feet, which was decided in a previous City Council meeting to maximize protection and sustainability. The scope of the current permitting includes both the boat ramp and the kayak launch for Pigeon Point Creek. Budget updates indicated that 80% of cost estimates are complete, with final numbers expected in mid-March. Design refinements included reducing stormwater system costs while still meeting design storms. Further discussion covered the permitting process, confirming that submitting maximum scope for permits (valid for five years) allows for subsequent minor amendments if costs necessitate scaling back the final build. Site plan improvements detailed the addition of a flume to protect significant oak trees, conversion of concrete/rip rap areas to restored marsh conditions, and relocation of an outfall pipe toward the river to prevent marsh scouring. Public comments expressed concern over the permitting timeline, given that revised plans reflecting community feedback (scaled back from the initial proposal, including removing the kayak dock) had been anticipated since the previous summer.
