Holden Beach Property Owners Association

The Town of Holden Beach Board of Commissioners will meet Tuesday, January 16 for their regular monthly meeting.  Highlights include possible action on parking and establishing an Inlet and Beach Protection Board.  

In addition, there is also a Special Meeting scheduled for January 16.  This meeting is a budget workshop and to discuss beach protection and environmental issues with the Town’s legal advisor.

Click here for a short summary of the results of the December Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  The audio recording of the meeting has not been posted yet but will be available here under Audio Recordings when the Town posts it.

As always, feel free to email us at  [email protected] with your comments and questions and we will get back to you.

Click here for the agenda for the December Board of Commissioners’ Meeting.  Highlights include swearing in the new commissioners, possible approval of the engineering contract for the sewer station upgrades, and a report from the Parking Citizens Advisory Committee.  Click here for the meeting packet.  

As always, you can drop us an email at [email protected] if you would like for us to ask a question or speak on your behalf at the meeting.

Congratulations to our Mayor and new Board of Commissioners!  These individuals will take the Oath of Office in December and serve two-year terms.

Mayor 

Alan Holden (202 votes, ran unopposed)

Commissioners

Mike Sullivan (228 votes)

Patricia (Pat) Kwiatkowski (177 votes)

Joseph Butler (168 votes)

John Fletcher (168 votes)

Peter Freer (168 votes)

Also on the ballot was a referendum to change to 4-year staggered terms for Commissioners.  It passed 194 to 91 and will be phased in beginning with the  2019 election.

As of today, 483 people have taken our survey and expressed their opinions about important issues impacting Holden Beach.  See a summary of the results here.

We also collected over 800 comments related to the survey questions.  These comments are listed after the charts that summarize the responses to each question.  The raw survey data is shown after the comments.

We would like to thank everyone who participated in the survey.  We value your input and hope that it will be used to guide the actions of the Town and the HBPOA.

The survey is still open, so if you haven’t done so already, it is not too late for you to take it and have your voice heard.

Membership Appreciation Breakfast

Meet the Candidates Night

Click here for the agenda for the October Board of Commissioners’ Meeting.  Highlights include the annual Beach Monitoring Report and the possible selection of an engineering firm for the sewer system upgrades.  Click here for the meeting packet.  As always, you can drop us an email at [email protected] if you would like for us to ask a question or speak on your behalf at the meeting.

Remember Meet the Candidates Night is this Friday, October 20th, at 7:00 pm.  You can find out more by visiting our Meet The Candidates page.   Hope to see you there!

HBPOA has again developed a short survey on issues facing our community.  The information from the survey will be provided to the BOC Candidates and the community at-large.

In order to help protect the integrity of the survey, we have password protected the web page with the link.  Watch your mail for the newsletter that contains the password to the Survey page.  It is our hope that only property owners and residents will take the survey since these are the people who have the greatest stake in the future of Holden Beach.

Contact us with questions at [email protected].

Click here  for a short summary of the results of Tuesday night’s Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  You can listen to the audio recording of the meeting by clicking here.

As always, feel free to email us at [email protected] with your comments and questions and we will get back to you.