Holden Beach Property Owners Association

Click here for a short summary of the October Board of Commissioners’ meeting.  Highlights included a presentation on the Annual Beach Monitoring Report and an update on the status of the proposed Terminal Groin.

You can view the presentation on the Annual Beach Report here to check on your section of the beach.  The full final report will be available later this fall.

You can now listen to an audio recording of the meeting.  Click here to listen.

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

UPDATE as of 10-13-16

ICW Marsh & Shallotte Inlet During Hurricane Matthew 

Thanks to member Pat Kwiatkowski for this video taken during the storm!

UPDATE as of 10-11-16

Additional Videos:

700 Block of OBW

800 Block of OBW

745 OBW to 1065 OBW Oceanfront Properties

1065 OBW to 843 OBW

There are also photos at the bottom of the post.

We realize that many members are not on the island and are concerned about their property.  For the most part, the island fared well.  There were a few spots where the dune was breached on the ocean front and there was also erosion.  The canals went over their bulkheads which wreaked havoc with boats and floating docks.  There are some missing shingles off roofs, missing vinyl siding and damaged walkways.

Now that the curfew has been lifted we can get out there and share the impacts of the hurricane with you.  Below are links to videos taken from a drone of the oceanfront and major roads.  We will add to this post as new videos are completed.

Click the links below:

Blockade Runner to East End

East End to Bridge Oceanfront Properties

OBE from Bridge to Blockade Runner

OBW from Boyd Street to Bridge

Bridge to 300 block OBW Oceanfront Properties

OBW from 300 Block to Boyd St.

Pier to 200 block OBW Beach Strand

300 OBW block to the Pier Oceanfront Properties

Campground and 500 block OBW Oceanfront Properties

500 OBW to 700 OBW Oceanfront Properties

500 OBW to Pier Beach Strand

600 block of OBW

600 Block Beach Strand

Photos of during and after Hurricane Matthew.  If you have any photos you would like to share send them to us at [email protected].

Looking from Scotch Bonnet back to OBW. This is the marsh.

Scotch Bonnet Dr. looking toward Sand Dollar Park.

Looking from Scotch Bonnet across the ICW

The marsh between Scotch Bonnet and Greensboro.

From 1065 OBW looking East

From 1065 OBW looking West

Please join the 

Holden Beach Property Owners Association 

for our next meeting, 

Saturday, September 3rd at 10:00am 

in the Meeting Room at Town Hall. 

We will provide an update on what has happened over the summer, and what is coming up in the next few months.  You will also hear updates from Town officials and have an opportunity to provide input.   

At our Labor Day Meeting we will also have elections for Board Members.  Are you interested in serving as an HBPOA Director?  We have one vacancy on the Board.  Contact Nominating Committee members Mike Sullivan or John Witten for more information or to volunteer.

We look forward to seeing you!

Click here for a short summary of the results of the Public Hearing on the Municipal Service District and the August Board of Commissioners’ meeting.

You can now listen to an audio recording of the meeting.  Click here to listen.

The Commissioners met August 22nd for the second meeting required to establish the MSD and passed the ordinance unanimously.  You can read ordinance 16-14 here.

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

Click here for the agenda for the August Board of Commissioners’ Meeting and the Public Hearing to create a Municipal Service District (MSD) as required for the Central Reach Project.  Information on the MSD begins on page 17 of the Commissioners’ Meeting Packet.

Please note that if you plan to speak in the first public comment period you need to sign up in advance beginning at 6:00 pm.

Candidates for the vacant alternate position on the Planning and Zoning Board will be interviewed during a Special Meeting beginning at 6:45pm.

You can now review the whole meeting packet here. The packet contains the agenda and all the background information on each agenda item.

The Town held a Special Meeting on Monday, August 1st to consider a resolution authorizing the filing of condemnation actions to acquire any missing easements for the Central Reach Shore Protection Project.  The easements are needed for the project to move ahead.

The Board of Commissioners unanimously approved Resolution 16-09 authorizing the Town to acquire the easements by condemnation.  You can read the resolution here.

Beginning August 2nd, letters will be sent to all property owners in the project area (240 OBE – 781 OBW) who have not returned their signed easements advising them that the Town will start condemnation proceedings on August 12, 2016.  Property owners will have 30 days to comply.

If you own property in the Central Reach project area and have still not received your revised easement, or if you need more time to execute it, please contact Noel Fox immediately at 910-815-0085 or [email protected].

If you have concerns about signing the easement and would like information about the HBPOA attorney’s assessment, please see the postings on our website or send us an email at [email protected].  We would also like to hear from you if for some reason you do not plan to execute the easement.

Click here for the agenda for the July Board of Commissioners’ Meeting.  Highlights include removal of the recycling center near the water tower and discussion on the Nies lawsuit.  Please note that if you plan to speak in the first public comment period you need to sign up in advance beginning at 6:00 pm.

You can now review the whole meeting packet here. The packet contains the agenda and all the background information on each agenda item. Thanks to this change, all property owners, whether local or thousands of miles away, can stay current on what is happening in Holden Beach!