Planning and Zoning Commission (In-Person)

An open, in-person forum for municipal planning, zoning, and development review, where residents can follow commission proceedings and local land-use decisions in a public civic setting.View original

Public proceedings bring residents and city officials together for Board of Adjustment business, including local land use and zoning matters, with agendas and meeting materials available for review.View original

Public discussion addresses historic preservation and city decisions affecting Asheville’s landmarks and resources. Residents can observe civic deliberation and local policy at an open municipal board meeting.View original

Residents can observe municipal deliberations on design review and Asheville’s built environment during an open, in-person board meeting, with agendas and meeting materials available online.View original

Public commissioners discuss Asheville’s historic resources and preservation matters in an in-person municipal meeting. Residents can attend and observe the city’s public decision-making process.View original

Public online meeting for discussion of Asheville’s planning, economic development, and environmental matters. Residents can observe a monthly city committee meeting and engage with local government proceedings.View original

Attend an in-person municipal council session on Asheville governance, public business, and community issues. Residents can observe proceedings and follow city decisions in the Council Chamber at City Hall.View original

Residents can attend an in-person municipal council meeting in City Hall’s second-floor Council Chamber to follow local government discussion, city policy decisions, and public business affecting the Asheville community.View original

A public, in-person meeting brings Asheville Regional Housing Consortium members together for civic discussion of regional housing matters. Agendas and meeting materials are available online for community review.View original

County officials convene for a public planning board meeting focused on local government matters. Check the Buncombe County event page for the agenda and any schedule changes.View original

Public discussion of Asheville housing and community development policy, with committee members reviewing agendas and meeting materials in an open virtual session accessible to residents.View original

Public design review meeting where proposed projects are evaluated for architecture, site layout, and compatibility with neighborhood character. Expect agenda-driven discussion, staff presentations, and time for community comment on local development.View original

Residents can attend an open municipal board meeting to review agendas and meeting materials and observe city civil service matters discussed in a formal, public setting.View original

Residents and community partners discuss housing affordability, gather public input, and shape policy and funding recommendations for Buncombe County commissioners; agenda and schedule updates are available online.View original

Public discussion of voluntary land conservation easements, partnerships with land trusts, and strategies to preserve Buncombe County’s natural beauty and ecological health. Check the county agenda for meeting details and schedule changes.View original

County commissioners convene for public government business in the Commission Chambers; consult Buncombe County’s event page for the agenda and any schedule changes before attending.View original

Review upcoming Asheville City Council agenda items during a public municipal work session. The online briefing offers residents a way to follow local government business and civic decision-making.View original

Public work session examines Asheville city policy, municipal finances, and infrastructure priorities. Residents can attend an open government meeting focused on civic planning and local decision-making.View original

Public discussion of Asheville’s historic resources and preservation matters brings residents into local government decision-making. The online executive committee meeting supports civic participation without requiring an in-person visit.View original

Public discussion centers on Asheville’s people and environment recovery efforts, with community members able to participate in person or online during this open city board meeting.View original