This is the second in a series of informational articles concerning the Carova Beach Road Service District (CBRSD). You’ll remember (from the first article) upon creation of the CBRSD, it was determined economically feasible to provide services without an annual tax levy and to utilize Occupancy Tax revenue as the source of funding. However, in May 2019 the Currituck County Board of Commissioners (BoC) proposed and approved: 1. Creation of the Carova Beach Watershed Improvem

On October 2, Commissioners Tony Angell and Janet Rose accepted NBPA’s invitation to visit the North Beach (4x4), joined by Jennie Turner, Director of Planning & Inspections. Key topics of discussion included: Managed access The current condition of Laughing Gull Additional enforcement from Memorial Day through Labor Day County support for the Summer Beach Ambassador and Education Programs Flooding behind the dunes during rain events A roundtable discussion with horse tour co

As part of its ongoing effort to keep North Beach residents informed, the North Beach Preservation Alliance recently spoke with County Commissioner Tony Angell about several issues affecting the North Beach community. The discussion included the County’s proposed purchase of property adjacent to County-owned land, potential uses for the property, sand mining, infrastructure, and questions related to measures appearing on the November ballot. Below are Commissioner Angell’s re

A year ago, several community working groups came together to explore some of the challenges and opportunities facing the North Beach. Each group had a different focus, from education and safety to technology, access, and long-term planning. One year later, some of those early discussions have turned into programs and initiatives, while other efforts are still taking shape. Here’s a look at what’s been accomplished and where things stand today. Committees & Objectives Educati

The August 17 meeting of the Currituck County Board of Commissioners covered several topics related to North Beach, including the proposed purchase of five parcels of land in the off-road area at MP14 and the Carova Roads Maintenance Service District. Sam Walker of OBX News posted a summary here. We also encourage you to watch the Currituck Commissioners meeting video. To view specific discussions, use the links within the agenda. The land purchase proposal is discussed under