Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Tony Burnett-Millage’s organization
Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning and Zoning Commission Planning and Zoning Meeting
The commission reviewed a staff report covering recent development activity, including permit issuance and updates on the Spring Hill Suites project, along with discussions on proposed text amendments concerning lighting and parking regulations. A conditional zoning modification was approved for an outdoor space expansion at an event venue located at 205 Charlotte Avenue. Additionally, the commission initiated a discussion regarding a proposed text amendment to the accessory structure regulations, which seeks to remove the limit on the number of structures allowed per lot while ensuring the cumulative size remains proportional to the primary structure.
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The meeting included employee recognitions, an update on flood mitigation projects and a resolution to continue collaboration with the North End Flood Mitigation Alliance, and a discussion on the 'Save Our Basin' project, which involves creating oyster beds on spoil islands and appointing an agent for regulatory permitting.
Sep 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Carolina Beach Town Council Regular Meeting
The council received a special presentation from the North Carolina League of Municipalities regarding the successful completion of the Law Enforcement Risk Review. Council approved special events, specifically a lifeguard competition and a surfing contest. A presentation was provided regarding beach accessibility, highlighting the high volume of beach wheelchair reservations and the collaborative efforts between the Parks and Recreation department and the organization Ocean Cure to improve beach accessibility for families.
Aug 25, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Town Council Workshop
The council discussed the renewal of the parking management agreement with Pivot Parking, focusing on the company's performance, contract terms, and the benefits of a three-year extension. Key discussion points included the introduction of a new digital app for real-time parking occupancy, the elimination of ticket-based incentives for the vendor to improve customer experience, and the upcoming automation of Freeman Park using license plate recognition technology. The council also explored the risks and benefits of issuing a Request for Proposals (RFP) versus staying with the current vendor, ultimately weighing the costs of transition against the demonstrated value and partnership established with the current parking manager.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
