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County planning board UDO work session scheduled
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New Hanover County’s Planning Board will hold a Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) work session on Thursday, August 16 from 6 to 8 p.m. The...
Planning board delays vote on restaurant for former “Scotchman” location
While everyone agreed that the Wrightsville Beach structure that was once a convenience store is now an eyesore, neighbors said the proposal to turn...
County schedule second public meeting on street plan
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The second public meeting for the Future Street Plan project in northeastern New Hanover County will be held on Tuesday, May 16 from 5...
Important dates
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Thursday, May 4
Wrightsville Beach Chat with the Chief, 5:15 p.m.,
Public Safety Building training room
New Hanover County Planning Board meeting, 6 p.m.,
New Hanover County Courthouse, room...
WB planning board approves shop hours and menu extension
A Wrightsville Beach coffee shop won early approval from the town’s planning board on Tuesday night to expand its offerings and its service time,...
Dockside parking, SUP on planning board agenda this week
In the first week of the new year, local governments will take the preliminary step to review planning and zoning changes that could have...
Planning board recommends rules for church parking lots
Wrightsville Beach is considering implementing new rules addressing the ongoing practice of churches allowing beachgoers to park in their lots, but the town’s intention...
Planning board talks open space rules
Inadequate open space between Wrightsville Beach’s buildings can cause a variety of issues, so the town’s planning board met Feb. 2 to agree on...
New members join town committees
The Wrightsville Beach Board of Aldermen appointed members to the town’s committees during its Jan. 14 meeting and two committees, planning and marketing, have...
Driveway size exception recommended by planning board
The Wrightsville Beach Planning Board voted to recommend the town make an exception to its driveway size regulations that would apply to several properties...
