Pinehurst public meetings in 2021
38 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing on three Certificate of Appropriateness (COA) requests for exterior changes in the Historic District: tree removal and a patio/fireplace at 5 McCaskill Road, a new dwelling at 220 Saville Row, and modifications to an approved new home at 315 Nottinghill Gate. The commission will also approve minutes, set the 2022 meeting calendar, and review ethics policies. This is a regular meeting with public hearings on specific property changes.
- COA-2021-00195: Tree removal, brick patio, outdoor fireplace at 5 McCaskill Road
- COA-2021-00203: New residential dwelling at 220 Saville Row
- COA-2021-00205: Changes to new dwelling at 315 Nottinghill Gate (original COA-2021-0139)
- Approval of 11-18-2021 meeting minutes
- 2022 Regular Meeting Calendar and Ethics Policy review
Historic Preservation Commission - Work Session
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission is holding a work session to discuss and consider revisions to the Historic District Standards. Topics include the application process, standards for window and door alterations, and exterior material changes. This is a discussion item, not a final decision.
- Discuss and consider revisions to the Historic District Standards
- Topics include application process, window and door alterations, exterior material changes
Village Council Work Session
The Pinehurst Village Council will discuss and consider approving the 2022 meeting schedule and the 2022 list of key partners and collaborators, including council liaisons. They will also receive an update on anniversary celebrations for Donald Ross and Frederick Law Olmsted. The agenda is largely administrative, with no major policy decisions or public hearings.
- 2022 Village Council Meeting Schedule: 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m., Assembly Hall, 395 Magnolia Road; August, November, December have only one meeting each
- 2022 Key Partners & Collaborators list: includes NCDOT/TARPO, Moore County, Pinehurst Resort, Moore County Schools, FirstHealth, and others with assigned council liaisons
- Anniversary Celebrations Update: plans for 150th birthday of Donald Ross and 200th birthday of Frederick Law Olmsted, including traveling displays, light pole banners, and community events
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is meeting to discuss routine business, including approving minutes, reappointing a member to the Historic Preservation Commission, receiving the FY 2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report, and hearing a Q1 update on the FY 2022 Strategic Operating Plan. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings scheduled.
- Resolution 21-31: Re-appointment of John Taylor to the Historic Preservation Commission
- Presentation of FY 2021 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report (ACFR)
- Q1 update on FY 2022 Strategic Operating Plan implementation
- Approval of minutes from November 9, 23, and December 1 meetings
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a two-day strategic planning retreat to set priorities for FY 2023. They will review the mission, vision, and strategic opportunities, discuss the five-year financial forecast and capital needs, and consider changes to the balanced scorecard. This is a planning session, not a decision-making meeting on specific items.
- Review and affirm mission, vision, and core competencies
- Review five-year financial forecast and fund balance policy
- Discuss five-year major capital needs
- Discuss potential workforce needs
- Discuss changes to FY 2023 Balanced Scorecard
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a two-day strategic planning retreat on December 8-9, 2021, to set priorities for fiscal year 2023. Day 1 focuses on reviewing the mission, vision, and strategic opportunities, while Day 2 covers the five-year financial forecast, capital and workforce needs, and potential changes to the balanced scorecard. This is a planning session, not a decision-making meeting on specific items.
- Review and affirm Mission, Vision, and Core Competencies
- Identify Areas of Focus and prioritize Strategic Opportunities
- Review Five-Year Financial Forecast and Fund Balance Policy
- Discuss Five-Year Major Capital Needs
- Discuss Potential Workforce Needs
Board of Adjustment
The Pinehurst Board of Adjustment will hold a public hearing on a variance request from Norman and Julie Bennett for 160 Thunderbird Lane. The owners seek to reduce the required 30-foot golf course setback to approximately 14.5 feet to allow a home addition. The board will also consider minutes from the November 4 meeting and organizational matters.
- Public hearing on variance request for 160 Thunderbird Lane (PID #00023301) to reduce golf course setback from 30' to 14.5'
- Approval of minutes from 11-04-2021 regular meeting
- Board organizational matters discussion
- Next meeting date set for January 6, 2022 (if business)
Planning & Zoning Board
The Pinehurst Planning and Zoning Board is meeting to approve the November minutes, elect a 1st Vice Chair and 2nd Vice Chair, and address organizational matters. The agenda is largely procedural, with no public hearings or major decisions listed.
- Approval of November 4, 2021 regular meeting minutes
- Election of 1st Vice Chair and 2nd Vice Chair (positions discussed, deferred from November)
- Board organizational matters
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a special pre-retreat meeting to review data and information in preparation for the December strategic planning retreat. The meeting covers economic trends, population projections, development, and workforce capacity, and will affirm the SOAR analysis and strategic advantages/challenges. No formal decisions are expected; it is a working session.
- Review of national economic trends: labor shortage, supply chain disruptions, inflation, housing cost increases
- Population projections: single-family lots could be depleted by 2028, population may level off around 19,633
- American Rescue Plan Act funds: total $5,296,751.52, first disbursement $2,648,375.76 received August 2021
- NCDOT projects: Highway 5 widening ($48M), 15-501 turn lane improvements ($6.6M), 15-501 widening ($52M), Morganton Rd/15-501 interchange ($30M)
- Discussion of workforce capacity indicators and generational workforce changes
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a special organizational meeting to swear in newly-elected councilmembers, elect a Mayor Pro Tem and Treasurer, and discuss adopting the 2022 meeting schedule. The schedule, which sets regular meetings for the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at 4:30 p.m., must be voted on by December 14th.
- Oath of Office for newly-elected councilmembers
- Election of Mayor Pro Tem and Treasurer
- Adoption of 2022 Village Council Meeting Schedule (2nd and 4th Tuesdays, 4:30 p.m.)
- August, November, and December 2022 have only one scheduled meeting each
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider six Major Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior renovations within the Historic District, including changes to rooflines, paint colors, windows, siding, and a pool installation. The commission will also review and approve minutes from three prior meetings and receive a report on minor work certificates issued.
- COA-2021-00154: A-frame roofline conversion at 10 Board Branch Road
- COA-2021-00182: Paint, roofing, and window changes at 5 McLeod Road
- COA-2021-00183: Pool house window and interior vault at 90 Linden Road
- COA-2021-00186: 16'x32' vinyl liner pool at 30 Caddell Road
- COA-2021-00189: Re-roof and paint at 275 Everett Road
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will hold a public hearing and consider approval of the Hollycrest Major Subdivision, a 40-lot single-family development in the village's extraterritorial jurisdiction. The council will also discuss appointments, adopt Fort Bragg Regional Land Use Advisory Commission bylaw revisions, and receive financial reports and a risk management committee report.
- Public hearing and consideration of Resolution 21-28 for Hollycrest Major Subdivision (40 lots, PID# 00020147, Hollycrest Ln)
- Resolution 21-27 appointing a member to the Board of Adjustment and Planning and Zoning Board
- Resolution 21-24 adopting Fort Bragg Regional Land Use Advisory Commission bylaw revisions
- Presentation of financial statements for fiscal year ended June 30, 2021 and quarter ended September 30, 2021
- Receive Risk Management Committee Annual Report and consider employee health benefit plans
Board of Adjustment
The Pinehurst Board of Adjustment is meeting to approve draft minutes from March 2021, consider the 2022 regular meeting calendar, and handle annual organizational matters including electing a vice chair and reviewing the ethics policy. The agenda is largely procedural, with no new public hearings or variance requests scheduled.
- Approval of 03-04-2021 and 03-11-2021 meeting minutes
- Consideration of 2022 regular meeting calendar (1st Thursdays, 4:00 PM, Assembly Hall)
- Annual election of Vice Chair and review of Ethics Policy
- Next meeting date: 12-02-2021 (if business)
Planning & Zoning Board
The Pinehurst Planning and Zoning Board will hold a regular meeting to approve minutes, set the 2022 meeting calendar, and address organizational matters. The main item is a public hearing on the Hollycrest Major Subdivision, where the board will make a recommendation to the Village Council. The agenda includes discussion of the subdivision's compliance with design standards, with public comments on traffic, stormwater, and historic preservation.
- Public hearing on Hollycrest Major Subdivision, a 40-lot development with 6 vacant lots, estimated to add 448 trips per day on Linden Rd.
- Approval of 10-07-2021 regular meeting minutes
- 2022 regular meeting calendar
- Board organizational matters
Historic Preservation Commission - Work Session
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a work session to discuss and consider revisions to the Historic District Standards, including changes to the classification of Basic, Minor, and Major Work, as well as specific standards for pools, fences, shutters, awnings, and decks. The commission will also review the 2022 regular meeting calendar. This is a discussion and consideration item, not a final decision.
- Review of 2022 Regular Meeting Calendar (4th Thursday, 4:00 PM, Assembly Hall)
- Proposed reclassification of in-ground pools from Major to Minor Work
- Proposed changes to fence standards (e.g., front yard height 3.5 ft, side/rear 6 ft, vinyl/chain link prohibited)
- Proposed revisions to Basic Work categories (e.g., gutters, fencing, landscaping)
- Discussion of submission materials for Historic District Standards
Village Council Work Session
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a work session that is largely procedural, with the main substantive item being a closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations and personnel matters. No specific decisions or proposals are listed on the open agenda.
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5) to discuss real property acquisition price and terms
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(6) to consider public officer or employee qualifications, competence, or performance
- Potential future agenda items discussion
- Motion to recess and enter closed session, then re-enter
Historic Preservation Commission - Work Session
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a work session to discuss and consider staff-proposed revisions to the Historic District Standards. The revisions focus on reclassifying work categories (Basic, Minor, Major) and updating design standards for pools, fences, shutters, awnings, decks, and patios. Staff will present the proposed changes and seek commission input, with potential discussion of other sections if time allows.
- Proposed reclassification of Basic, Minor, and Major Work categories
- Revised standards for swimming pools, spas, and hot tubs, including size limits and screening requirements
- Revised fence and wall standards, including height limits and material restrictions
- Proposed changes to standards for shutters, awnings, decks, and patios
- Discussion of next meeting date and topics
Village Council Work Session
This is a procedural work session agenda. The council will discuss potential future agenda items and then enter a closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations and personnel matters, as allowed by state law. No decisions are listed on the open agenda.
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5) for real property acquisition negotiations
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(6) for personnel matters
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will hold a regular meeting on October 12, 2021, to discuss and consider several resolutions, including appointments to the Board of Adjustment and P&Z Board, and changes to the Position Classification and Pay Plan. They will also receive presentations on the FY 2021 State of the Village Report and the Community and Business Survey Results. The agenda includes routine consent items such as approval of previous meeting minutes and a budget amendments report.
- Resolution 21-20: Appointment of David Alzamora as Chairman of the Board of Adjustment
- Resolution 21-21: Reappointment of Jeramy Hooper to P&Z Board and Board of Adjustment, and as P&Z Chairman
- Resolution 21-22: Reappointment of Paul Roberts to P&Z Board and Board of Adjustment
- Resolution 21-23: Changes to the Position Classification and Pay Plan
- Presentation of FY 2021 State of the Village Report and Community and Business Survey Results
Planning & Zoning Board
The Planning and Zoning Board will hold a public hearing on a Major Subdivision Review for Hollycrest, a proposed 40-lot single-family subdivision on about 40.5 acres in the Village's extraterritorial jurisdiction off Linden Road. After the hearing, the Board will deliberate and make a recommendation to the Village Council. The subdivision is administrative in nature and must be approved if it meets the design standards in Section 9.17.1.12 of the Pinehurst Development Ordinance.
- Public Hearing No.1: Hollycrest Major Subdivision - 40-lot single-family subdivision, PID# 00020147, Hollycrest Ln off Linden Rd, applicant Ken Bass, owner HEK Management, LLC
- Subdivision is in R-15 zoning district, watershed limits density to 1 unit per acre, proposal complies
- Applicant proposes internal streets with 50-ft right-of-way, 24-ft width, 45-ft cul-de-sac radius, and concrete valley gutter (waiver requested)
- Approximately 15% open space provided; HOA to maintain open space, stormwater, and roads
- Public water and sewer to be provided by Moore County Public Works
Village Council Work Session
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a work session to discuss two main items: filling a vacancy on the Firefighters' Relief Fund Board and proposed amendments to the Planning & Development Ordinance (PDO) to implement online review and approval of planning and building permit applications. The Planning and Zoning Board previously recommended approval of the PDO amendments. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss real property acquisition and personnel matters.
- Discuss Firefighter Relief Fund Board opening
- Discuss PDO amendments for online permitting (recommended by Planning and Zoning Board on July 1, 2021)
- Closed session for real property acquisition negotiations (NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5))
- Closed session for personnel matters (NCGS §143-318.11(a)(6))
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will hold a regular meeting on September 28, 2021, to discuss and consider several items, including renewing a uniform rental service agreement, a United Way sign request, and revisions to the Historic District Guidelines. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes from previous meetings. The council will also hear reports from the manager and council members.
- Renewal of Uniform Rental Service Agreement for the Village of Pinehurst
- United Way sign request
- Revisions to the Historic District Guidelines
- Approval of minutes from Sept 14 regular meeting, Sept 14 work session, and Sept 20 special meeting
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will discuss staff-recommended changes to the Historic District Guidelines/Standards, including re-classifying major, minor, and basic work and formatting/editorial updates. The commission will also review minor work certificates of appropriateness issued since the last meeting and consider recommending further guideline changes.
- Review of staff-recommended changes to Historic District Guidelines/Standards, including work re-classification
- Discussion of minor work COAs issued 8/20/2021-9/16/2021, including restriping at 80 Carolina Vista Drive and fencing at 1 Carolina Vista Drive
- Approval of minutes from the 08-26-2021 regular meeting
- Next meeting scheduled for 10-28-2021
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a special meeting that consists solely of procedural items to enter a closed session. The closed session is authorized under North Carolina law to discuss the qualifications, performance, or employment conditions of a public officer or employee, or to hear a complaint or grievance. No other business is scheduled.
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(6) for personnel matters
- Meeting held at Village Hall, 395 Magnolia Rd., Pinehurst, NC
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will discuss and consider several contracts and resolutions, including a fire suppression contract with the Town of Taylortown, awarding a FY 2022 resurfacing contract to Barnhill Contracting Company, and approving a library asset transfer for Given Library. The consent agenda includes approval of minutes and a reappointment to the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee.
- Resolution 21-18: Approving Town of Taylortown Fire Suppression Contract
- Awarding FY 2022 Resurfacing Contract to Barnhill Contracting Company
- Contract Approval for Given Library Transfer of Assets
- Resolution 21-19: Reappointing Mark Wagner to Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee
- Consent agenda: Approval of August 10, 2021 meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold public hearings on eight Major Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior changes to homes and resort buildings in the Historic District. The commission will also approve minutes from the July 22 meeting and review staff-approved minor work items.
- COA 2021-00122: Exterior renovations at 44 McKenzie Rd (window replacement, addition, golf cart storage, screened porch)
- COA 2021-00123: Garage door replacement with ingress/egress doors at 55 Shaw Rd SE
- COA 2021-00128: Roof change to red metal on 91st Hole Clubhouse at 1 Carolina Vista
- COA 2021-00129 & 00131: Porch expansion and new outdoor plaza at 80 Carolina Vista (Ryder Cup Lounge)
- COA 2021-00126: Tree removal at 85 McIntyre Rd
Village Council Work Session
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a work session to discuss two main items: a proposed buffer development ordinance (Ordinance #21-06) that would amend landscaping and tree conservation requirements, and small area plans that need further direction before final revisions. The council will also hear a presentation from the Sandhills Woman's Exchange and consider potential future agenda items. The meeting will end with a closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations.
- Discuss proposed buffer development ordinance (Ordinance #21-06) amending Chapter 9 of the Development Ordinance
- Discuss small area plans and 11 items needing council consensus before Phase II revisions
- Sandhills Woman's Exchange presentation
- Closed session for real property acquisition negotiations (NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5))
Village Council Work Session
The Pinehurst Village Council will hold a work session to discuss a proposed buffer development ordinance (Ordinance #21-06) that would amend the Development Ordinance's landscaping and buffering requirements. The council will also consider a zoning reconsideration letter and potential future agenda items. The meeting includes a closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations.
- Discussion of proposed buffer development ordinance (Ordinance #21-06) amending Chapter 9 landscaping and buffering standards
- Discussion of 211 Zoning - Reconsideration Letter
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5) for real property acquisition negotiations
- Potential future agenda items
Village Council Work Session
The Village Council will discuss the Phase 2 concept plans for the Village Place and Pinehurst South Small Area Plans, developed by Design Collective and presented at the June 2, 2021 public workshop. Staff will provide recommendations and seek Council direction on revisions to finalize the plans and move into Phase 3, which includes developing Form-Based Codes. The Council will also consider potential future agenda items and may enter a closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations.
- Discuss Small Area Plan concepts for Village Place (approx. 100 acres) and Pinehurst South (approx. 290 acres)
- Review survey results from 362 participants and workshop feedback
- Consider staff recommendations on plan elements, including Monticello Road realignment and land acquisition
- Closed session under NCGS §143-318.11(a)(5) to discuss real property acquisition negotiations
- Potential future agenda items
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will hold a regular meeting to consider a consent agenda that includes approving minutes and accepting American Rescue Plan Act funds, and will discuss and consider a resolution establishing a Title VI policy. The meeting also includes reports from the manager and council, other business, and public comments.
- Resolution 21-14 accepting American Rescue Plan Act funds
- Resolution 21-13 establishing a Title VI policy
- Approval of June 22, 2021 meeting minutes (regular, work session, closed session)
Planning & Zoning Board
The Pinehurst Planning and Zoning Board will hold three public hearings: one to consider rezoning 6.29 acres for a proposed USGA second headquarters, and two to consider text amendments to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance for state-mandated 160D compliance and electronic permitting. After each hearing, the board may take action and forward recommendations to the Village Council. The agenda also includes approval of the June 3, 2021 meeting minutes.
- Public hearing on rezoning 6.29 acres (PID# 00025800) from RD to VMU-CD for USGA facilities (two buildings, ~40,500 sq ft total)
- Public hearing on 160D text amendments to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance
- Public hearing on electronic permitting amendments to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance
- Approval of June 3, 2021 regular meeting minutes
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider two Major Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior modifications to homes in the Historic District. The first request is to replace wood windows with vinyl at 160 McCaskill Rd. E. The second is for window removal and additions, shutter, front door, and garage door replacements at 5 McCaskill Rd. E. The commission will also review staff-approved minor work items and approve the minutes from the May 27 meeting.
- COA 2021-00095: Replace wood windows with vinyl at 160 McCaskill Rd. E.
- COA 2021-00096: Exterior modifications at 5 McCaskill Rd. E. including window, shutter, door, and garage door replacements.
- Review of staff-approved normal maintenance and minor work items from June 2021.
- Approval of May 27, 2021 regular meeting minutes.
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will consider a rezoning request to allow a hotel with bar and related amenities on a golf course property, along with adopting an American Rescue Plan fund ordinance and changes to the pay plan. The meeting also includes a lease agreement for village property and a resolution honoring Natalie Hawkins. Most other items are routine consent agenda approvals.
- Ordinance #21-07: Rezoning Moore County PID # 00025800 for hotel, bar, and meeting facilities
- Adoption of American Rescue Plan Special Revenue Fund Ordinance
- Changes to Position Classification and Pay Plan
- Lease agreement for rental of village property
- Resolution 21-09 honoring Natalie Hawkins
Historic Preservation Commission
The Historic Preservation Commission will discuss required and potential revisions to the Village's Local Historic District Guidelines, focusing on compliance with NCGS Chapter 160D, review procedures, materials, fences, commercial construction, and glossary. The discussion may lead to changes in how minor and major work are classified and approved.
- Discussion on renaming 'Guidelines' to 'Standards' per NCGS 160D
- Potential to reclassify in-ground pools, accessory structures, and material changes as Minor Work
- Review of fence height standards, especially six-foot side yard fences
- Consideration of allowing composite materials that mimic wood
- Review of commercial new construction standards and glossary definitions
Village Council Regular Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council will discuss and consider adopting the FY 2022 budget, which includes a property tax rate increase from $0.30 to $0.315 per $100 valuation, and a rezoning request for a hotel on Moore County PID #00025800. The council will also consider resolutions to commit fund balance, a solid waste contract with Lofton Garbage Services, and an extension of Waste Management services for Pinewild. Several items are on the consent agenda, including approval of meeting minutes and public safety reports.
- Ordinance #21-07: Rezoning for hotel with meeting/locker rooms, bar, and amenities on PID #00025800
- Ordinance 21-09: Adopting FY 2022 budget with tax rate increase to $0.315 per $100 valuation
- Resolutions 21-10 & 21-11: Commit fund balance
- Solid Waste Contract for Lofton Garbage Services for FY22
- Extension of Waste Management Services for Pinewild
Planning & Zoning Board
The Pinehurst Planning & Zoning Board will meet to discuss upcoming proposed amendments to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance (PDO). The board will also consider draft minutes from its April 8 regular and April 21 special meetings, the latter of which included a public hearing on a proposed rezoning for a 34-room lodge at the Pinehurst Resort.
- Discussion of proposed amendments to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance (PDO)
- Approval of minutes from April 8 regular and April 21 special meetings
- Public hearing on rezoning 2.68 acres to Hotel-Conditional District for a 34-room lodge with meeting space
- Request to reduce rear setback to zero and increase building height from 50 to 55 feet
- Parking reduction request from 94 to 73 spaces
Historic Preservation Commission
The Pinehurst Historic Preservation Commission will hold a public hearing to consider six Major Certificates of Appropriateness for exterior modifications within the Pinehurst Historic District, including pools, fences, a new roof, and a new home. The commission will also approve minutes from the April 22 meeting and review minor work certificates issued since then.
- COA-2021-00055: In-ground pool and fencing at 335 Linden Road (owners Eric and Meredith Morski)
- COA-2021-00074: Outdoor spa, 6-ft privacy fence, and pavilion at 25 Maple Road (owners Charles and Mary Shaw)
- COA-2021-00075: Outdoor pavilion at 5 Carolina Vista (owner Christine and Gilbert Pritchard, applicant Homewright Construction LLC)
- COA-2021-00077: New roof, paint, enclosed porch, rear deck, and garage roof at 220 Cherokee Road (owners Daniel Bennett and Sally Cummings, applicant Pinehurst Homes Inc.)
- COA-2021-00089: New single-family residence at 20 McCaskill Rd. W. (owners Thomas and Hope Jamison)
Village Council - Special Meeting
The Pinehurst Village Council is holding a special meeting to discuss the recommended FY 2022 Strategic Operating Plan and budget. The discussion covers strategic priorities, the proposed general fund budget, capital projects, and a five-year financial forecast. A public hearing on the budget is scheduled for May 25, 2021.
- Proposed 1.5-cent property tax increase (about $45/year on a $300,000 home)
- Review of FY 2022 General Fund revenues and expenditures
- Discussion of capital project funds and Capital Improvement Plan
- Five-year financial forecast (FY 2022-2026)
- Closed session to discuss real property acquisition negotiations