Town’s Lowest Building Permits Since 2016 Doesn’t Mean What You Might Think
If you're thinking the lowest number of building permits in five years means the growth boom is over, guess again.
Water Monopolizes Council’s First Meeting of the Year
To expand or not to expand the water treatment plant is the question Weaverville has yet to answer.
Town Council: “Lite” Agenda before Holidays
It may not have been a record, but it was a short agenda for the Weaverville Town Council right before the holidays.
Weaverville Moves to Control Development Outside Town
While the state may have taken away municipalities' power to control development years ago, Weaverville is looking to regain some of that power with the promise of water.
Water Still Top of Mind for Town
After finding out that what they thought were safety nets for their water system were not there, Weaverville takes action to secure emergency water for the town.
Council: No Voluntary Annexation, No Water
The Town Council of Weaverville says if developers want water for a project, they should submit an application for annexation first.
Quick Council Meeting After Two Items Moved from Agenda
It was a short meeting for members of the Weaverville Town Council after two agenda items dealing with the low-income development along Monticello Road were removed from the agenda.
Traffic Calming Measures Coming to Lake Louise
Among other matters discussed at the Weaverville Town Council in August were traffic calming measures for the Lake Louise area. Read that and more actions in this article.
Board Hears Pros and Cons of New Affordable Housing Project
A low-income apartment project who wants the Town of Weaverville to supply water to the project located outside the town limits was presented to the town council at their August meeting.
Council Looks to Simplify Outdoor Lighting, Reduce Noise
Among their agenda items at their July meeting, Weaverville Town Council looked to simplify their outdoor lighting policy and reduce noise.