The Holden Beach area continues to see explosive growth.  Brunswick County recently approved plans for a new residential development on Stone Chimney Road, just north of Stanley Road.  The site is 2.5 miles from the bridge.  The new neighborhood, to … Continue reading →

Commissioners Pat Kwiatkowski and Mike Sullivan have noted that trash cans sitting on the sides of the road are unsightly, present a safety hazard by blocking drivers’ line of sight, and the cans/corrals near the roadways are smelly for bikers … Continue reading →

We have created a new Hot Topic page to provide additional background information about the parking situation on the island.  Click here: https://holdenbeachpoa.com/hot-topics/parking/.  One of the questions we address is “how many current public parking spots do we have?”  We … Continue reading →

HBPOA received many of the over 200 letters that the Commissioners received (links on the Hot Topic Parking Page).  We found these to be well thought out, well-written responses from the citizens and taxpayers to the Town government and Staff … Continue reading →

The Town Commissioners removed the proposed parking lots (agenda item #22) from their February 16th meeting.  They also modified agenda item #20, which would have appropriated funds enabling the immediate construction of the lots. We are overwhelmed by the outpouring … Continue reading →

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, February 16th for their regular monthly meeting. The agenda includes possible action to create the new parking lots that were described in our email to members.  The public hearing prior … Continue reading →

The Town is considering the creation of free public parking lots in the 300, 700, and 800 blocks of Ocean Blvd West, and along Avenue A.  The Commissioners could vote to approve some or all of these lots at their … Continue reading →

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, December 15 for the Public Hearing on the Land Use Plan and for their regular monthly meeting.  Meeting highlights include possible approval of a new contract for the Town’s … Continue reading →

Check the photos below – do you own property in these areas? The Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) will be meeting Wednesday, November 18 for their regular November meeting.  On the agenda is the response from the Science Panel to the … Continue reading →

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, November 17 for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include the ’19-’20 Audit, possibly hiring a new Town Attorney, revisiting compliance of the required number of trash cans at rentals, … Continue reading →