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Nags Head board reorganizes, adopts crowd-gathering changes and approves land-use items
Summary
At its Dec. 3 meeting the Nags Head Board of Commissioners swore in new members, selected a mayor pro tem, approved a flood-ordinance technical text amendment and a vested-right/site-plan amendment for Nags Head Church parking, and adopted changes to the town's crowd-gathering and group-demonstration ordinance including an insurance waiver for demonstrations and a reduced permit fee.
The Town of Nags Head Board of Commissioners convened Dec. 3, 2025, sworn in newly elected members and reorganized leadership before taking several administrative and land-use actions.
The board began by administering oaths of office to newly elected officials, seating new commissioners and electing Commissioner Lambert as mayor pro tem. The board also adopted a resolution establishing a code of ethics for the commission dated Dec. 3, 2025.
In land-use business the board approved a text amendment to the Unified Development Ordinance updating flood-damage prevention freeboard requirements after a staff presentation that described the change as a technical correction. Planning Director Kelly Wyatt recommended approval "as it's been presented," saying staff and the planning board reviewed the proposal and found it aligned with town standards. The board approved the amendment by voice vote.
In a quasi-judicial hearing the board approved a vested-right special-use/site-plan amendment for the Nags Head Church at 105 West Soundside Road. Wyatt said staff recommended approval and that the application provides 42…
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