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Oct 27, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Beaufort City Council Worksession Meeting Agenda
The meeting agenda includes discussions on Tourism Development Advisory Committee (TDAC) state accommodations tax grant recommendations, the implementation of smart camera technology by the police department, and proposed amendments to the Washington Street Park lease and rental fees. Additionally, the council will review updates to the city code regarding commercial vehicle prohibitions and discuss the Integrated Pest Management (IPM) program.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting
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The committee discussed several initiatives, including the replacement of vegetation in public areas, the placement of a commemorative project in Royal Park, and the potential installation of a plaque or infographic. There was a discussion about the timeline for planting in the downtown area and the need to follow proper notice procedures for tree removal. Additionally, the committee heard a proposal from the local Garden Club for a legacy project at the Dowling Duck Pond, which would involve aquatic and shoreline plantings, the addition of pollinators, and the possible installation of a floating duck house to enhance the area's ecological health and community appeal.
Oct 22, 2026·Board meeting agenda
City of Beaufort Park and Tree Advisory Committee Agenda
The meeting agenda includes discussions on the Dominion vegetation blind and the Driftwood Project under old business. New business topics cover updates on downtown tree selection and removal, the Beaufort Garden Club Duck Pond design, collaboration with the Downtown Advisory Board, the Salem Road sidewalk project, an assessment of city parks and other property, and planning for Arbor Day.
Oct 19, 2026·Board meeting
Historic District Task Force Meeting
The committee reviewed its mission statement and focused on the development of a form letter designed to provide community members with legal resources, specifically directing them to Lowcountry Legal Volunteers for help with heirs' property issues. The discussion also addressed the relationship between the historic district designation, tourism, and the negative impact of dilapidated housing on property values. Members explored potential non-profit partnerships and opportunities to secure grant funding to support neighborhood improvement and rehabilitation efforts.
