Smithfield, VA

Town Council

Planning Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

Town Council Committees

Town Council

Planning Commission

Town Council Committees

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

Board of Zoning Appeals

Town Council

Planning Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

Town Council Committees

Town Council

Town Council Committees

Town Council Work Session

Smithfield Town Council holds a work session with public hearings on a special use permit for 101 John Rolfe Drive (Riverside Lifelong Health and Rehabilitation), a rezoning of the property formerly known as "The Grange," and text amendments to Light Industrial (I-1), Commercial Industrial (C-I), and Heavy Industrial (I-2) rules. The agenda also includes police, fire, and rescue operational updates, public works items on water fund engineering and Luter Sports Complex drainage and maintenance, and authorization of five invoices over $20,000. Several items are listed only by title, so details are not established by this agenda.

• Public hearing: Special Use Permit for 101 John Rolfe Drive, Riverside Lifelong Health and Rehabilitation
• Public hearing: Rezoning of property formerly known as "The Grange"
• Public hearing: Text amendments to Light Industrial (I-1), Commercial Industrial (C-I), and Heavy Industrial (I-2)
• Invoices over $20,000 for authorization: Virginia Control & Electrical Services LLC - Minton Way Pump Station $72,149.84; Vortex Services - 414 Muirfield, CIPP Liner $24,708.00; Kimley Horn - South Church Street Shared Use Path Design $28,786.71; Cole Concepts - Windsor Castle Manor House Repairs $38,750.00; Virginia Control & Electrical Services LLC - Receptacles on Existing Poles Downtown $54,940.00
• Public works items: appropriation of rollover funds for Water Fund engineering; Luter Sports Complex drainage improvement proposal and maintenance building progress report

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

The Board of Historic and Architectural Review will review applications for roof, fence, sign, and structure modifications at various historic properties. The meeting also includes the approval of August 18th, 2026, meeting minutes.

• Roof style change at 216 Cary Street
• Fence installation at 110-112 Main Street (Smithfield Inn & Garden House)
• Roof material change at 111 Cary Street
• Signage application for 338 Main Street (The Lily & Vine Floral Boutique)
• Detached garage request at 217 James Street

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings regarding two special exception use applications. The board will also review and approve the minutes from the August 18, 2026, meeting.

• Public Hearing: Special Exception Use at 434 Watson Drive
• Public Hearing: Special Exception Use at 231 River Oaks Lane
• Approval of August 18, 2026, meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Smithfield Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a special sign exception for Sheetz, a property formerly known as The Grange, and a land use matrix for industrial districts. They will also review a short-term rental application, two entrance corridor overlay changes, and other agenda items.

• Public hearing: Special sign exception for Sheetz (applicant Toney Caruso)
• Public hearing: Property formerly known as The Grange
• Public hearing: Land use matrix for Light Industrial (I-1), Commercial Industrial (C-1), Heavy Industrial (I-2)
• SUP review: Short-term rental at 111 Institute Street (applicant Sean Holmer)
• Entrance corridor overlay material changes: Church Square and 1100 South Church Street

Town Council

The Smithfield Town Council is meeting to consider adopting planning commission guidance and approving three invoices over $20,000 totaling $114,595.16. The agenda also includes informational reports, public comments, and a list of upcoming meetings.

• Invoice: Virginia Control & Electrical Services, LLC - $47,560.00
• Invoice: Axon Enterprise, Inc. - $32,785.16
• Invoice: The Blair Brothers, Inc. - $34,250.00
• Motion to adopt Planning Commission Guidance from the Town Council

Town Council Work Session

The Smithfield Town Council is holding a work session to receive operational updates from the Police Department and Treasurer, including July activity and financial reports. They will also consider authorizing two invoices over $20,000 and discuss an archaeological investigation of town-owned property, plus further planning commission guidance.

• Police Department July activity report and Flock camera presentation
• Treasurer's July financial reports and graphs
• Invoice: Virginia Control & Electrical Services LLC - Install Bypass Pump @ Plaza PS - $47,560.00
• Invoice: Axon Enterprise Inc. - Police Department - $32,785.16
• Archaeological investigation of town-owned property

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Smithfield Board of Zoning Appeals is meeting to consider one public hearing item: a request by Jeffrey D. Brooks for a special exception use at 320 Grace Street. The board will also approve minutes from its June 16, 2026 meeting and hear public and board member comments. The rest of the agenda is routine procedural items, including a planner's report and a list of upcoming town meetings.

• Public hearing: Special Exception Use application by Jeffrey D. Brooks for 320 Grace Street (TPIN: 21A-01-132)
• Approval of June 16, 2026 meeting minutes
• Public comments period
• Board member comments
• Upcoming meetings: Town Council work session Aug 24, Town Council meeting Sep 1, Planning Commission Sep 8, Board of Zoning Appeals Sep 15

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

The Smithfield Board of Historic and Architectural Review will consider a demolition request and four material change applications affecting contributing and non-contributing structures in the historic district. The board will also hear public comments, approve the July 21st meeting minutes, and receive the planner's report. All items are for discussion and possible action.

• Demolition of single-family dwelling at 151 Riverview Avenue (non-contributing), applicant Nina Howard
• Roof material change at 216 Cary Street (contributing), applicant Maury Talbert
• Front porch stoop material change at 112 Jericho Road (contributing), applicant David Revell
• Siding material change at 360-368 Main Street (contributing), applicant Yusuf Atay
• Approval of July 21, 2026 meeting minutes

Planning Commission

The Smithfield Planning Commission will discuss a proposed Land Use Matrix for Light Industrial (I-1), Commercial Industrial (C-I), and Heavy Industrial (I-2) zones. They will also consider an Entrance Corridor Overlay application for TPIN 21-01-070B by 757 Building Company. The meeting includes public comments and approval of July 14th meeting minutes.

• Entrance Corridor Overlay (ECO) application for TPIN 21-01-070B by 757 Building Company
• Discussion of Land Use Matrix for I-1, C-I, and I-2 industrial zones
• Approval of July 14, 2026 meeting minutes

Town Council

The Town Council will consider several land use requests, including special use permits and a proffer amendment for the Cypress Crossing Development. Members will also vote on rezoning town-owned property at Route 10 and 258 to Community Conservation (CC) and HPO.

• Public hearing for Special Use Permit at 321 Smithfield Boulevard
• Public hearing for Special Use Permit for 757 Building Company (TPIN # 21-01-070B)
• Public hearing for Cypress Crossing Development (Modwash) proffer amendment
• Invoices for authorization: Peterbuilt Store ($90,464.00), Flock Safety ($33,000.00), Virginia Retirement System ($30,470.00), and Cole Concepts ($25,000.00)
• Audit Services Engagement Letter for Robinson, Farmer, Cox and Associates for FY 2025-2026

The Smithfield Town Council unanimously approved a proffer amendment for the Cypress Crossing development, revoking previous proffers and accepting new ones that include buffers, landscaping, a water main, pump station, and traffic improvements. The council also approved two special use permits, including one for an accessory dwelling unit at 321 Smithfield Boulevard and one for a loading space in a front yard for 757 Building Company. Additionally, they voted to rezone town-owned property at Route 10 and 258 to Community Conservation and HPO, and tabled proposed Planning Commission guidelines for further discussion.

• Approved proffer amendment for Cypress Crossing, revoking prior proffers (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for ADU at 321 Smithfield Boulevard (unanimous)
• Approved special use permit for front-yard loading space for 757 Building Company (unanimous)
• Approved rezoning of town property at Route 10 and 258 to Community Conservation and HPO (unanimous)
• Recommended Beth Haywood for another term on Board of Zoning Appeals (unanimous)
• Tabled proposed Planning Commission guidelines for further review (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including invoices over $20,000 (unanimous)
• Approved joint Town Council and Planning Commission minutes from April 22, 2026 (unanimous)

Town Council Work Session

The Town Council Committees will review police and public works updates and financial reports. The body will consider several invoices over $20,000 and hold public hearings regarding special use permits and a proffer amendment.

• Public hearings for Special Use Permits at 321 Smithfield Boulevard and TPIN # 21-01-070B
• Public hearing for Cypress Crossing Development proffer amendment
• Rezoning of town-owned property along Main Street
• Invoices for Peterbuilt Store ($90,464.00), Virginia Retirement System ($30,470.00), and Cole Concepts ($25,000.00)
• Audit services engagement letter for Robinson, Farmer, Cox and Associates for FY 2025-2026

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

The Smithfield Board of Historic & Architectural Review will consider three application items: an accessory fence at 231 James Street, an accessory shed at 320 Grace Street, and a proposed new single‑family home on Riverview Avenue (TPIN 21a-03-B019). The board will also approve the minutes from the June 16, 2026 meeting. Public and board member comments are scheduled before the agenda items.

• Accessory Structure (Fence) – 231 James Street – Contributing
• Accessory Structure (Shed) – 320 Grace Street – Landmark
• Discussion Item – New Single‑Family Construction – Riverview Avenue (TPIN 21a-03-B019) – Non‑Contributing
• Approval of the June 16th, 2026 Meeting Minutes

The Board of Historic and Architectural Review held a discussion regarding new single-family construction on Riverview Avenue. The Board also granted conditional approval for a new fence at 231 James Street.

• Approved 3-to-6-foot tall black aluminum fence with spear point tops at 231 James Street (unanimous)
• Discussed preliminary residential development plans for Riverview Avenue (no vote)

Board of Zoning Appeals

Planning Commission

The Smithfield Planning Commission will hold public hearings on five property-related requests, including special use permits and entrance corridor overlay reviews. These reviews determine whether proposed developments comply with local zoning standards, parking requirements, and signage rules that apply to nearby properties. The commission will also discuss a proposed Land Use Matrix and approve the June 9 meeting minutes.

• Public hearing on an accessory dwelling unit at 321 Smithfield Boulevard
• Public hearing on a parking and loading waiver for TPIN 21-01-070B
• Entrance corridor overlay reviews for a fence at 1119 South Church Street and a sign at 1226 Smithfield Plaza
• Entrance corridor overlay review and waiver for new commercial construction at TPIN 32-01-096A2
• Discussion on a proposed Land Use Matrix

The Smithfield Planning Commission unanimously recommended approval of a special use permit for an accessory dwelling unit at 321 Smithfield Boulevard, and also approved a waiver for front-yard loading at a 757 Building Company site. The commission approved two entrance corridor overlay reviews for a fence and a sign, and conditionally approved an ECO waiver for a Take 5 Oil Change, tabling the review of its colors and materials.

• Recommended approval of ADU special use permit at 321 Smithfield Blvd (6-0)
• Recommended approval of SUP for front-yard loading waiver for 757 Building Company (6-0)
• Approved ECO fence review at 1119 South Church Street (5-0, 1 abstention)
• Approved ECO sign review for Pizza Hut at 1226 Smithfield Plaza (6-0)
• Approved ECO waiver for Take 5 Oil Change roll-up doors (6-0)
• Tabled ECO review of Take 5 colors, materials, and elevations

Town Council

The Smithfield Town Council will hold public hearings on two special use permits: one to convert a residential property at 203 Main Street to commercial use, and another to allow a private school at 409C Main Street. The council will also consider consent items including invoices over $20,000 for website and financial software, a resolution supporting the South Church Street widening project for VDOT Smartscale evaluation, and approval of prior meeting minutes. New business includes additional invoices for pump station and sewer work totaling over $190,000.

• Public hearing: Special use permit (residential to commercial) for 203 Main Street
• Public hearing: Special use permit (private school) for 409C Main Street
• Invoices over $20,000 in consent: CivicPlus website ($20,687.30) and RDA Systems financial software ($39,150.00)
• Resolution of support for South Church Street widening and shared-use path for VDOT Smartscale funding
• New business invoices: Virginia Control & Electrical Services for three pump stations ($124,550) and Lewis Construction sewer work ($44,825)

The Smithfield Town Council approved two special use permits: one for commercial office use at 203 Main Street and one for a private school at 409C Main Street. The council also approved the consent agenda (including invoices, a resolution of support for a road project, and minutes) and five additional invoices totaling $192,375 for pump station and sewer work. A draft guidance document for the Planning Commission was tabled for discussion at the next work session.

• Approved Special Use Permit for 203 Main Street (residential to commercial office) — unanimous, with Councilwoman Bebermeyer abstaining.
• Approved Special Use Permit for 409C Main Street (private school, Great Oaks Learning expansion) — unanimous.
• Approved consent agenda items A, B, and D; tabled item C (Joint Town Council and Planning Commission minutes of April 22, 2026).
• Approved five invoices totaling $192,375 for pump station and sewer work — unanimous.
• Tabled Councilman Cutler's draft Planning Commission guidance for discussion at the next work session.

Town Council Committees

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on a special exception use application for property at 19351 Battery Park Road. The board will also consider approving minutes from its February 17, 2026 meeting. Other agenda items are procedural, including board comments and upcoming meeting dates.

• Public hearing for special exception use at 19351 Battery Park Road (TPIN 22-01-025 & 22-01-026) by John Napolitano and Marvin Smith.
• Approval of February 17, 2026 meeting minutes.

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

The Board of Historic and Architectural Review will consider an application for an accessory structure (tiny art gallery) at 308 Main Street, a landmark property, submitted by Anne and Daniel Garland. The board will also approve minutes from April 21, 2026. The Planner's Report includes an update on zoning text amendments regarding permanent manufactured homes and a spot blight update for 212 Astrid Street.

• Accessory Structure (Tiny Art Gallery) – 308 Main Street – Landmark – Anne and Daniel Garland, applicant
• Approval of April 21st, 2026 Meeting Minutes
• Zoning Ordinance Text Amendments Update re: 'Permanent Manufactured Homes'
• 212 Astrid Street – Spot Blight Update

The Board unanimously approved a movable Tiny Art Gallery for the front yard of the Nelms House at 308 Main Street, a landmark property. The gallery, proposed by Anne and Daniel Garland, will be a small weatherproof box on a planter base, painted to match the house. The Board also approved the April 21st meeting minutes. No other substantive decisions were made; the Planner's Report was informational only.

• Approved accessory structure (Tiny Art Gallery) at 308 Main Street (unanimous)
• Approved April 21st, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Planning Commission

The Smithfield Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two special use permit applications: converting 203 Main Street from residential to commercial and operating a private school at 409C Main Street. The Commission will also consider a text amendment to the zoning ordinance affecting parking, loading, landscaping, and screening regulations. Other items include an entrance corridor overlay review for a sign at 1005 South Church Street and a discussion of the land use matrix.

• Public Hearing: Special Use Permit (Residential to Commercial) at 203 Main Street – 203 Main St LLC
• Public Hearing: Special Use Permit (Private School) at 409C Main Street – Sarah Edwards applicant
• Entrance Corridor Overlay Review (Sign) at 1005 South Church St – Echo Signs Printing & Graphics
• Public Hearing: Text Amendment to SZO Articles 8 (Parking & Loading) and 9 (Landscaping & Screening Regulations)
• Discussion Item: Land Use Matrix

The Smithfield Planning Commission voted unanimously to recommend Town Council approval of a special use permit for 203 Main Street, allowing conversion of a residential structure to commercial office use, and a separate permit for 409C Main Street to operate a private school. The commission also approved a sign for 1005 South Church St with a condition, tabled a text amendment on parking and landscaping, and discussed the land use matrix without a formal decision.

• Approved a favorable recommendation for a special use permit at 203 Main Street for residential-to-commercial conversion (unanimous).
• Approved a favorable recommendation for a special use permit at 409C Main Street to operate a private school (unanimous).
• Approved a sign at 1005 South Church St with a condition to change the raceway color to white (unanimous).
• Tabled a text amendment to Articles 8 and 9 of the zoning ordinance until staff can separate state-required changes from staff recommendations (6-1).
• Approved the April 22, 2026 joint meeting minutes as presented (unanimous).
• Approved the May 12, 2026 meeting minutes as amended to include a section on the SUP exercise (unanimous).

Town Council

The Smithfield Town Council will hold public hearings on three zoning text amendments and consider a resolution to participate in VDOT's roadside management program. The council is also set to vote on the adoption of the fiscal year 2026-2027 operating budget, a tax levy ordinance for 2026-2027, a five-year capital improvements plan, and a new water and sewer rate schedule. Consent agenda includes approval of a $32,523 water meter purchase.

• Public hearing: Text amendment to SZO Articles 3.H (Downtown), 3.M (Historic Preservation Overlay), and 13 (Definitions).
• Public hearing: Text amendment to SZO Articles 12 (Board of Zoning Appeals) and 13 (Definitions).
• Public hearing: Text amendment to SZO Article 3.R (Entrance Corridor Overlay).
• Resolution endorsing participation in VDOT's Comprehensive Roadside Management Program for right-of-way east of TPIN 22-01-005H.
• Consent agenda: Core and Main water meters for $32,523.00.

The Town Council unanimously approved the FY 2026-2027 operating budget and a corresponding tax ordinance with no rate increases. Council also passed several zoning amendments to comply with state code and engaged a new legal firm. A resolution was approved for the town to participate in a VDOT roadside management program.

• Approved FY 2026-2027 operating budget (7-0)
• Approved tax ordinance for 2026-2027 with no rate increases (7-0)
• Approved zoning amendment excluding permanent manufactured dwellings from Downtown and Historic Preservation Overlay Districts (7-0)
• Approved zoning amendment updating Board of Zoning Appeals language and variance definitions (7-0)
• Approved zoning amendment updating Entrance Corridor Overlay District (7-0)
• Approved resolution for participation in VDOT's Comprehensive Roadside Management Program (7-0)
• Accepted letter of engagement for legal services from Thompson McMullen (7-0)
• Approved $32,523 invoice for Core and Main water meters (7-0)

Board of Historic and Architectural Review

The May 19, 2026 meeting of the Smithfield Board of Historic and Architectural Review has been cancelled due to no agenda items to consider. No decisions or discussions will take place.

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Smithfield Board of Zoning Appeals meeting scheduled for May 19, 2026, has been cancelled because no items were presented for consideration. No decisions or discussions will take place.

Town Council Committees

Smithfield Town Council committees meet to discuss operational updates from police, fire, and rescue; review April financial reports and consider a $32,000 water meters invoice; and hold pre-public hearing discussions on several zoning text amendments and a VDOT roadside management resolution. Three committees (Water/Sewer, Parks, Public Works) are cancelled due to lack of agenda items.

• Pre-public hearing discussion on zoning text amendments to SZO Articles 3.H (Downtown), 3.M (Historic Preservation Overlay), and 13 (Definitions)
• Pre-public hearing discussion on zoning text amendments to SZO Articles 12 (Board of Zoning Appeals) and 13 (Definitions)
• Pre-public hearing discussion on zoning text amendments to SZO Article 3.R (Entrance Corridor Overlay)
• Resolution endorsing the town's participation in VDOT's Comprehensive Roadside Management Program for a right-of-way east of TPIN 22-01-005H
• Authorization of $32,000 invoice for water meters from Core and Main

The Finance Committee recommended a $32,000 invoice for water meters for Town Council approval. The Public Buildings and Welfare Committee reviewed three zoning text amendments and a VDOT roadside management resolution, all of which will move to Town Council for public hearings. Several other committees were cancelled due to a lack of agenda items.

• Recommended forwarding $32,000 Core and Main water meter invoice to Town Council
• Forwarded proposed zoning amendments excluding manufactured dwellings in Downtown/Historic districts to Town Council
• Forwarded proposed zoning amendments regarding Board of Zoning Appeals and variance definitions to Town Council
• Forwarded proposed Entrance Corridor Overlay text amendment to Town Council
• Forwarded resolution for VDOT Comprehensive Roadside Management Program participation to Town Council
• Water and Sewer Committee meeting cancelled
• Parks and Recreation Committee meeting cancelled
• Public Works Committee meeting cancelled

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing to consider the proposed Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget. No other action items are listed on the agenda. The meeting includes public comments and council comments.

• Public hearing on proposed FY 2026-2027 budget

The Smithfield Town Council held a special meeting on May 18, 2026, but no substantive decisions were recorded. The only action item listed was a public hearing for the proposed FY 2026-2027 budget, but the minutes end before any discussion or vote. The meeting was largely procedural with public comments and council comments both having no speakers.

• No substantive decisions were made during the meeting

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three text amendments to the Smithfield Zoning Ordinance concerning downtown, historic preservation, BZA, and entrance corridors. They will also discuss a special use permit for a short-term rental at 328 Main Street, an after-the-fact entrance corridor overlay at 803 South Church Street (The Oak & Ivy Taphouse), and a sign review at 1252 Smithfield Plaza. Additionally, they will discuss proposed text amendments to parking, loading, landscape, and screening regulations.

• Special use permit review for short-term rental at 328 Main Street (328 Main St LLC, applicant)
• After-the-fact entrance corridor overlay review for The Oak & Ivy Taphouse at 803 South Church Street
• Entrance corridor overlay (sign) for Scotty Signs at 1252 Smithfield Plaza
• Public hearings on text amendments to SZO Articles 3.H (Downtown), 3.M (Historic Preservation), and 13 (Definitions); Articles 12 (BZA) and 13; and Article 3.R (Entrance Corridor Overlay)
• Discussion of text amendments to SZO Articles 8 (Parking and Loading) and 9 (Landscape and Screening)

The Smithfield Planning Commission unanimously approved a one-year renewal of the special use permit for the short-term rental at 328 Main Street. The commission tabled the after-the-fact Entrance Corridor Overlay review for 803 South Church Street (Oak & Ivy Taphouse) until a comprehensive plan is submitted. It also approved a sign for 1252 Smithfield Plaza and forwarded a text amendment on zoning articles to Town Council with a 6-1 vote.

• Approved 1-year renewal of short-term rental SUP at 328 Main Street (unanimous)
• Tabled ECO review for Oak & Ivy Taphouse at 803 South Church Street until comprehensive plan presented (unanimous)
• Approved illuminated wall sign at 1252 Smithfield Plaza (unanimous)
• Forwarded favorable recommendation to Town Council for text amendments to zoning articles 3.H, 3.M, 3.R, 12, and 13 (6-1)
• Approved April 14, 2026 meeting minutes (unanimous)

Town Council

The Town Council will hold a public hearing on a $6.7 million bond issuance. They will also discuss the proposed FY 2026-2027 budget. Consent agenda items include approval of invoices over $20,000, three subdivision agreements, and a new fee schedule for infrastructure plan review.

• Public hearing on $6.7 million bond issuance
• Invoices: Sands Anderson $36,492.80; Lewis Construction $63,350 for water connection at Hearns Mobile Home Park
• Subdivision agreements for Modwash, Cypress Crossing Pump Station, and Cottages at Battery
• Proposed fee schedule adoption for infrastructure plan review
• Further discussion on FY 2026-2027 proposed budget

The Town Council voted 7-0 to approve a $6.7 million general obligation bond to finance the purchase of the Pierceville property, after a public hearing with no speakers. The bond carries a 5-year term with a fixed 3.9% interest rate. The Council also unanimously approved the consent agenda, which included invoices, subdivision agreements, a fee schedule, and meeting minutes.

• Approved $6.7M bond for Pierceville land acquisition (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $36,492.80 invoice to Sands Anderson (unanimous)
• Approved consent agenda including $63,350.00 water connection at Hearns Mobile Home Park (unanimous)
• Approved subdivision agreement for Modwash (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Approved subdivision agreement for Cypress Crossing Pump Station (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Approved subdivision agreement for the Cottages at Battery (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Adopted fee schedule for Infrastructure Plan Review (consent agenda, unanimous)
• Approved Town Council summary minutes from April 7, 2026 (consent agenda, unanimous)

Town Council Committees

The Smithfield Town Council committees meet to receive a police operational update, consider a funding request for the Western Tidewater Free Clinic, and authorize invoices over $20,000. The Finance Committee will also discuss the FY 2026/2027 draft budget, while the Public Buildings Committee will consider subdivision agreements for Modwash, Cypress Crossing, and Cottages at Battery. Three committees (Water/Sewer, Parks/Recreation, Public Works) are cancelled due to lack of agenda items.

• Funding request for Western Tidewater Free Clinic
• March financial reports and graphs from Town Treasurer
• Authorization of invoices over $20,000: Sands Anderson ($36,492.80) and Lewis Construction ($63,350.00 for Hearn Mobile Home Park water service)
• Draft budget review for FY 2026/2027
• Subdivision agreements for Modwash, Cypress Crossing Pump Station, and Cottages at Battery

Town Council

The Smithfield Town Council will discuss a Land Use Matrix related to Special Use Permits. The meeting also includes procedural items and upcoming committee meetings.

• Discussion of Land Use Matrix for Special Use Permits

Board of Zoning Appeals