Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from David Lee Carlton Wright’s organization
Sep 29, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Onancock Town Council Regular Meeting
The council conducted a public hearing regarding an ordinance to amend the zoning ordinance and district maps for industrial utilities. Furthermore, the Planning Commission delivered a presentation regarding the progress of the comprehensive plan, outlining the plan's purpose, required sections, and the development of vision statements. The discussion also included an overview of forthcoming land use and zoning maps intended to serve as strategic tools for future town policy decisions.
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The Town Council reviewed and approved several items, including a special use permit for a home stay operation at 19 North Street. The council authorized budget amendments for the Onancock Farmers Market improvement project and the Northeast Revitalization Project, which involves sidewalk, drainage work, and the demolition of structures. Additionally, a resolution was passed to authorize the conveyance of the South Street pump station property to the Hampton Road Sanitation District. Reports were provided regarding the ongoing comprehensive planning efforts, economic development initiatives, and community events at the Historic Onancock School.
Aug 19, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Accomack County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The meeting encompassed several key administrative and operational items. The Board addressed the rescission of a previous resolution regarding the renaming of a NASA facility and approved an amendment to a Deed of Trust note to preserve affordable housing at Accomack Manor. Appointments were made to the Wetlands Board, Audit Committee, and Eastern Shore Broadband Authority. Public hearings were held regarding increased tire disposal fees and the conveyance of a pump station lot to the Hampton Roads Sanitation District. Other business included a presentation on the County's new website, discussions regarding tax policies on derelict buildings, an informational update on state code changes for local ASAP programs, and review of various VDOT reports and legislative priorities.
The commission reviewed an application for a short-term rental at 11 Parker Street, clarifying the process for staff reports and future public hearings, as well as discussed another pending property application. The meeting included a debate on the comprehensive plan's housing chapter, specifically addressing terminology distinctions between starter and workforce housing and the preference for plain language in public documents. Additionally, the commission explored municipal water policy, debating the connection between water service provision and municipal boundary adjustments.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
