Morgantown Land Reuse and Preservation Agency Regular Meeting Packet
The meeting packet details the agenda for the October 22, 2026 meeting, including committee reports on property management, resource development, and city properties. It also contains historical minutes from a previous meeting regarding the presentation of the tax sale process, property donation acceptances, and discussions on communication priorities and financial reports. Updates on current projects are provided, covering pedestrian bridge installation, property acquisition status, and demolition contracts.
Oct 8, 2026
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The meeting focuses on a proposal to amend Articles 367, 1329, 1331, 1358, and 1385 of the City Code. Key discussion topics include establishing requirements for Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), such as regulations for attached and detached units, and updating site plan review standards to ensure consistency with the city's comprehensive plan and recent state legislation.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting
Land Reuse and Preservation Agency Meeting
The board discussed the updated tax lien sale process, including the impact of recent legislation that shifted authority to the state auditor's office and procedures for acquiring tax-delinquent properties, specifically the right of first refusal. The meeting also included updates on committee reports and standing meeting arrangements. Additionally, the board approved an application to donate the property located at 341 Ray Alley, conditioned upon the waiver of a vacant structure fee.
Aug 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Morgantown Land Reuse and Preservation Agency Regular Meeting
The board agenda includes a presentation on the tax sale process, reports from committees and city staff, and consideration of property donations, including an application for 341 Reay Alley and five parcels from the estate of Harold Berthy. Additionally, the board will discuss the Communications Plan, review a draft prospectus for Lower Greenmont, and hold an executive session to discuss property development in the Lower Greenmont neighborhood.
