The meeting agenda includes the presentation of the Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award and Community Appearance Awards, alongside a proclamation for Smart Start Day. Public hearings are scheduled for special use permits, property rezoning, and the CDBG-NR application. The consent agenda covers multiple financial ratifications, including donations to local tournaments, funding for community programming, surplus property declarations, utility easements, and infrastructure improvements. Further agenda items address the Downtown Master Plan, downtown development updates, proposed food truck ordinances, annexation requests, levee and water project funding, grant acceptances, and various community revitalization fund designations.
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The meeting agenda addresses various administrative and development topics, including employee recognition and local award presentations. Public hearings are scheduled to review Planning Board minutes, a rezoning request withdrawal, and supplemental funding for the Lumberton Floodgate Project. The consent agenda covers the ratification of multiple grant applications, teacher appreciation donations, and technology protocol acquisitions. Further agenda items include adopting a regional hazard mitigation plan, authorizing public works projects such as sewer replacements and flood gate change orders, considering special use permits for subdivision and commercial gaming operations, and discussing equipment financing and naming rights policies.
Nov 10, 2025·Board meeting
City of Lumberton City Council Regular Meeting Minutes
The City Council held a regular meeting that addressed a wide range of administrative, planning, and community matters. Key actions included approving rezoning requests for properties on Elizabethtown Road and amending the Land Use Ordinance regarding residential uses in business districts. The Council approved several infrastructure and maintenance items, such as the purchase of a 2026 bucket truck, generator maintenance contracts, and a contract amendment for flood resiliency projects. Multiple unsafe structures were ordered for demolition. The Council also engaged in numerous community support initiatives, approving allocations of Community Revitalization Funds (CRF) for local holiday events, nonprofit support, and various neighborhood initiatives. Additionally, the Council authorized grant writing services for a culvert project and discussed scheduling for the Christmas holiday.
