The Board of Commissioners met Tuesday, June 21.  The results of the meeting are below. 1.    Invocation 2.    Call to Order/ Welcome Commissioners Brown and Murdock were absent due to illness.  Commissioner Murdock participated for part of the meeting via phone. 3.  … Continue reading →

MidAtlantic Engineering Partners released their report on the pier underwater inspection.  The inspection identified 91 piles with minor defects, 12 piles with moderate defects, 2 piles with major defects, and 14 piles with severe defects.  MidAtlantic estimated the recommended repairs … Continue reading →

The Grand Strand Area Transportation Study (GSATS) Metropolitan Planning Organization is requesting a consultant to study the Causeway and address concerns related to vehicular and pedestrian safety, curb‐cut spacing, right‐of‐way encroachments, and parking deficiencies.  This study will help guide road … Continue reading →

After months of discussion, Paid Parking will begin May 1 on Holden Beach.  The Town has placed information on its website about Paid Parking including rates, how to purchase a pass, and a chart of locations.  Click here to view … Continue reading →

If you own property in one of the above yellow-shaded areas your property will most likely be in an Inlet Hazard Area.  The Coastal Resources Commission (CRC) is greatly expanding the size of these areas on Holden Beach.   For more … Continue reading →

Bike lanes are coming this fall to Holden Beach along with the road resurfacing of Ocean Blvd.  There will be a 5′ lane on each side of Ocean Blvd. from the gate on the west end to approximately the Chapel … Continue reading →

  TOWN OF HOLDEN BEACH BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS’ REGULAR MEETING HOLDEN BEACH TOWN HALL – PUBLIC ASSEMBLY TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 2022 – 5:00 P.M. 1. Invocation 2. Call to Order/ Welcome 3. Pledge of Allegiance 4. Agenda Approval Approved unanimously. … Continue reading →

Board of Commissioners’ Meeting Agenda April 2022 The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, April 19 for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include the purchase of Block Q for $2,000,000.00, the addition of the Pier to … Continue reading →

The LGC approved the Town’s loan application at their meeting on March 1st and on March 8th the Town Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to purchase the pier property.  The transaction will close on March 28. The HBPOA has concluded … Continue reading →

In September 2021, the HBPOA membership voted to withhold support for the pier purchase until a financial plan was in place.  The Town approved an initial plan in December and a revised plan in January 2022.  While the revised plan … Continue reading →