On Tuesday, October 6th, representatives from the Bureau of Ocean and Energy Management (BOEM) will be visiting Bald Head Island to do a presentation on the proposed wind turbine farms off our shores. This meeting is tentatively scheduled for 3:00 pm. … Continue reading →

  The HBPOA is conducting a survey on important issues affecting Holden Beach.  The survey was addressed to everyone on the island (not just HBPOA members) to collect opinions from all property owners – not just those who attend meetings.  … Continue reading →

We Need Your Questions! The Holden Beach Property Owners Association (HBPOA) will host its “Meet the Candidates Night” on Friday, October 23rd at 7:00 PM in the Town Hall meeting room.   Our format will include both written and oral questions for … Continue reading →

The Army Corps of Engineers has released the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (DEIS) for a terminal groin on Holden Beach and will host an informational meeting on September 24 at 6:00pm at Town Hall.  Public comments may be submitted through October … Continue reading →

Click here for a short summary of the results of Tuesday night’s September Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  Highlights included sending the Noise Ordinance and Mega-House issues to Planning and Zoning for review as well as a presentation on 2015 Beach Monitoring Report. … Continue reading →

Are you aware that two wind farms visible from Holden Beach are in the works?  If an unobstructed horizon is important to you get an update on this topic here.

On Saturday we mailed a newsletter to all Holden Beach property owners.  Included in the newsletter are instructions for taking a survey on issues confronting our island.  Watch your US postal mail for this newsletter and please take the survey. … Continue reading →

Click here for a short summary of the results of the August Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  Highlights included an update from County Commissioner Marty Cooke and a report on the wave of car break-ins. As always, feel free to email us at hbpoa@hotmail.com with … Continue reading →

NCSU has applied to rezone the lot at 516 OBW from Conservation to R-1 zoning.  Though the sign says August 25 for the rezoning hearing, this date has been pushed back.

In January, the Town building code was changed to eliminate the long-standing 35’ height limit.  The old code measured 35’ from ground level, with a very complicated formula for determining ground level.  The new code measures 31’ from the flood … Continue reading →