Brunswick County Archive
17 Jul 2015
Brunswick Co. Public Meeting for updates to Flood Maps
The North Carolina Floodplain Mapping Program (NCFMP) will be holding a public meeting scheduled for Tuesday, August 18, 2015 at 10:00 a.m. about the newly released flood hazard and flood risk data on the preliminary Flood Insurance Study (FIS) for the areas of Brunswick County. This meeting is hosted by Brunswick County and is regarding the
01 Jun 2015
Brunswick County Association of REALTORS partners with BASE for local government relations
SUPPLY, N.C. – The Brunswick County Association of REALTORS® (BCAR) has entered into a partnership with the Business Alliance for a Sound Economy (BASE) for local government affairs services, interim CEO Cynthia Cumbie announced today. BASE also provides local government affairs services to the Wilmington-Cape Fear Home Builders Association, Brunswick County Home Builders Association, Jacksonville
13 Apr 2015
Town of Shallotte Planning Board Proposing UDO Text Amendments
The town of Shallotte Planning Board will be voting on text amendments to their Unified Development Ordinance at their next meeting on April 14, 2015. Amendments of interest include: -P&Z#15-001: UDO Text Amendment, Section 10-1, Table 10-2 Table of Permitted Uses: Staff is seeking to modernize the list of current permitted uses. -P&Z#15-015: UDO Text
13 Apr 2015
Required Neighborhood Meetings-Town of Oak Island
The Oak Island Town Council will be voting on requiring Neighborhood Meetings for proposed major subdivision or land use change at the April 14th meeting. This proposal was suggested by a member of Town Council and was recently approved by the Town Planning Board. Neighborhood meetings are common in many new Unified Development Ordinances (including
03 Mar 2015
Topsail Beach Town Manager making moves to Oak Island
OAK ISLAND, NC (via WECT) – The current town manager of Topsail Beach will soon become the next town manager of Oak Island. Tim Holloman has been working in his current role in Pender county since June of 2010. READ MORE
14 Jan 2015
Holden Beach Clarifies “Building Height”
As many of you know, each municipality has a different/unique/confusing method of measuring building height. With the recent release of flood maps in our counties and the hubbub around flood insurance increases, the definition of building height has become very important for everyone. Measuring height to enable flood insurance savings and architectural features has become
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