City Council of the City of Asheboro Special Meeting Minutes
The council denied a Special Use Permit for a billboard (Case No. SUP-26-02). They approved ordinances to adjust fiscal year-end allocations for the General Fund and the Water and Sewer Fund. The council accepted a $225,000 N.C. Department of Commerce grant for the Trade/North Street infrastructure project, including burying overhead power lines and improving accessibility and lighting. Other discussions included potential security camera installations at city-owned facilities, a report on the selection process for Comprehensive Planning Services, and sponsorship opportunities for the David and Pauline Jarrell Center City Garden.
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The City Council conducted a regular meeting covering numerous administrative and legislative items. Key agenda topics included amendments to the General Fund and Water and Sewer Fund to adjust fiscal year-end allocations, the approval of several special event and street closure orders, and the acceptance of vehicle installment financing. The council reviewed and adopted the proposed operating budget for fiscal year 2026-2027. Additionally, the council held public hearings for small business investment incentive program applications and denied a requested Special Use Permit for a billboard, citing non-conformity with the Central Business Fringe Planning Area requirements. Finally, an ordinance was adopted to establish system development fees for water and sewer services.
May 7, 2026·Board meeting
City Council, City Of Asheboro Regular Meeting
The council meeting addressed several key agenda items, including recognition for mutual aid cooperation, the presentation of the Main Street Champion Award, and requests for temporary street closures for the Juneteenth holiday. Legislative hearings were resumed for zoning map amendments, including the application of R10 conditional zoning for a residential planned unit development and several annexation petitions. Business items included a resolution to award a service revolver to a retired police officer, approval of an audit contract for the fiscal year, and various special event and street closure orders. Additionally, the council reviewed the Police Department's annual report, discussed budget amendments for insurance and tax refund payments, and considered reports regarding regional airport operations and a performance evaluation of the City Manager in closed session.
