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Debris Removal Update
As of January 29th, over 330,000 cubic yards of vegetative debris has been removed from the public right of way. The Town has processed this debris into over 130,000 cubic yards of wood chips. Stumps that are located on, or are accessible, from the public right of way will be removed by the contractor over the next several weeks. The contractor will begin working on different portions of debris...
Private Property Debris Removal - Secondary Application Dates
As the Town’s debris removal process continues, we are now moving into the private property debris removal phase. Beginning next Thursday, February 6 th, property owners impacted by Hurricane Helene who do not have debris removal insurance and have been unable to move their debris to the public right of way may apply to have qualified disaster debris removed from their property at no cost. The...
Office Closure Monday, January 20th, 2025
The Town Hall and Public works will be closed on Monday, January 20th, 2025 in observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. day. The Police Department will remain on a 24/7 operating schedule.
Private Property Debris Removal
As the Town’s debris removal process continues, we are now moving into the private property debris removal phase. Beginning next Thursday, January 23 rd, property owners impacted by Hurricane Helene who do not have debris removal insurance and have been unable to move their debris to the public right of way may apply to have qualified disaster debris removed from their property at no cost. The...
Biltmore Forest Update - Jan 12, 2025
The Town’s regular meeting schedule resumes in January 2025. The Board of Commissioners will hold their regular meeting this Tuesday, January 14 th at 4:30 p.m. The meeting will include a public hearing on proposed zoning text amendments. The agenda and information for this meeting may be found on the Town’s website at www.biltmoreforest.org. The Board of Adjustment will resume meeting this month...
Private Property Debris Removal
The debris removal program and reimbursement process through FEMA involves various levels of work. The first is debris removal from the public rights of way. The Town has removed just over 286,000 cubic yards form the public right of way since beginning work on October 12, 2024. As we near the completion of the “first pass” of this work, the Town is now able to move forward with the next levels of...