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The Town Council held a closed session to consult with an attorney regarding the handling of a claim and to discuss confidential personnel matters. No further action was taken.
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The Town Council meeting addressed various administrative and operational items. The Council reviewed and approved tax-related matters, including the tax settlement for the previous fiscal year, the appointment of a town tax collector, and the order of collection for the upcoming property tax cycle. Budget amendments were discussed to reappropriate funds for ongoing projects. Additionally, the Council scheduled public hearings for a zoning map amendment at 21 Parker Cove Road and proposed text amendments regarding parking requirements. Key discussions included authorizing a road closure for an upcoming community event, executing a grant services agreement, and addressing change orders for water treatment plant resiliency projects. Reports were provided on fire department operations, including the receipt of a new fire engine, as well as updates on community outreach, personnel hires, and equipment financing proposals.
The Town Council discussed several administrative and community items, including budget adjustments, police and fire department quarterly reports, and zoning map amendments for Reagan Lane. Presentations were given by the Weaverville Business Association regarding annual events and requests for financial assistance. The council also addressed a Metropolitan Sewerage District board appointment and proposed combining the Active Weaverville Committee with the Recreation Advisory Committee. Additionally, updates were provided on the Reems Creek Road corridor express design project and various town projects, and a public hearing was held regarding the FY2026-2027 Annual Budget.
The council discussed several items, including budget amendments for the police and fire departments, the ADA transition plan, and amendments to the town's fee schedule for facility rentals. Updates were provided on the water treatment plant resiliency project, the Dry Ridge Museum operations, and the search for a new human resources director. The council officially adopted the Bunkum-Madison regional hazard mitigation plan. A public comment session addressed concerns regarding the safety and environmental impact of town fireworks displays.
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