Eatonville council set to take up recovery residences, Hungerford property at July 7 meetings
The Town of Eatonville saw only one meeting with substantive items over the past two weeks — the Historic Preservation Board’s July 2 session — while the Code Enforcement meeting scheduled for July 1 was cancelled. All major action is now slated for July 7, when the Town Council will hold a regular meeting, a workshop, and a special Community Redevelopment Agency meeting.
Recent meetings
Code Enforcement — The July 1 meeting was cancelled; no agenda or business was conducted.
Historic Preservation Board (July 2) — The board’s agenda included a review of the Historic Resources Survey and recommendations with the Community Planning Collaborative via Zoom. Members also considered approving the minutes from the June 4, 2026 meeting. Public comments were invited under a three-minute limit. Minutes from this meeting have not yet been published.
Upcoming meetings
Town Council Regular Meeting (July 7) — The council will hold a public hearing on the first reading of Ordinance 2026-5, which would regulate certified recovery residences in town. Several resolutions are also on the agenda:
- **Resolution 2026-32** — Discussion of community engagement for the proposed HostDime AI/Data Center.
- **Resolution 2026-33** — Appointment of a Development Review Committee for large-scale development.
- **Resolution 2026-38** — A resolution affirming transparency and supporting legal action regarding the Historic Hungerford Property and Sunshine Law compliance.
The meeting will also include a proclamation recognizing H.E.L.P. CDC’s 30 years of service.
Town Council Workshop (July 7) — Immediately following or separate from the regular meeting, the council will discuss the Hungerford Property with Dr. Phillips Charities. No votes are expected; this is a discussion-only item. Additionally, staff will present information on two HUD Disaster Recovery Grants — $2 million and $4 million from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Special Community Redevelopment Agency Meeting (July 7) — The CRA will hold a special meeting to discuss a single-family homes project. No other substantive items are on the agenda.
Coming up
All three July 7 meetings are open to the public. The regular council meeting includes a public hearing; check the town’s official website for start times and locations. The workshop and CRA meeting are discussion sessions without scheduled votes.
As of July 5, no other meetings have been announced for the following week.
Generated from official meeting agendas and minutes — every underlying document is linked from the city page. Read the primary source before you rely on a detail.