The council received a presentation on the HOMES program and addressed several items under the consent agenda, including proclamations for Domestic Violence Awareness, Public Power Week, Fire Prevention Week, and Community Planning Month, alongside approvals for surplus property disposal and the 2027 holiday schedule. A public hearing was held regarding the International/Montessori and Language School. New business included the approval of a contract for a new Master Plan and direction to staff to initiate discussions on extending fire services to an unincorporated area. Additionally, monthly reports from various departments, including Public Works, Parks and Recreation, and Police, were reviewed.
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The council received reports on the 2027 property revaluation from Mecklenburg County, operational updates from Charlotte Water, and community outreach initiatives from Pineville Neighbor's Place. Key actions included the appointment of new members to the Planning Board and Board of Adjustment, approval of the FY26-27 paving contract with Aviator, and authorization to purchase 907 Lakeview Drive for park expansion. The council also approved multiple budget amendments, waived the formal bid process for vehicle acquisitions, and discussed the Downtown Master Plan. A closed session was held regarding legal matters, resulting in a directive concerning the I-77 P3 Project.
Jun 22, 2026·Board meeting
Town Council Work Session
The work session focused on several discussion items, including a project update for Pineville Neighbor's Place, conditional zoning requests for the Towne Centre Treehouse School and a property located at 1806 Lakeview, and parking considerations for Carolina Crossing.
Jun 9, 2026·Board meeting
Town Council Town Council Meeting
The council received updates regarding Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools and local downtown merchants. The consent agenda included the approval of surplus declarations for the Police Department, as well as a budget amendment for the McCullough Greenway Capital Project. A public hearing was held concerning a text amendment for the Town Code regarding roosters. Additionally, the council approved the fiscal year 2026-2027 budget, a text amendment to prohibit roosters, and service contracts with Trull Power Company for substation work and Huss Contracting for underground work. The meeting also included review of monthly staff reports across various town departments.
