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Flat Rock council approves minutes, confirms alternate appointment and hears finance, zoning and park reports

Village of Flat Rock Village Council · January 8, 2026
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Summary

Council approved consent minutes, confirmed Tom Carpenter as the village alternate to FBRMPO and HCTAC, heard reports on taxes (95% collected), a $210,315.76 Foundation transfer and upcoming community events, and adjourned at 10:50 a.m.

The Village of Flat Rock on Jan. 8 approved routine minutes, confirmed an MPO alternate and heard a suite of administrative updates covering taxes, park usage and zoning.

Council approved the Consent Agenda (Dec. 1, Dec. 11 and Dec. 29 minutes) on a motion from Council Member Bass, seconded by Council Member Jeter; the motion carried unanimously. Council also confirmed Tom Carpenter as the village alternate to the French Broad River Metropolitan Planning Organization and the Henderson County Transportation Advisory Committee on a motion by Council Member Whitmire, seconded by Council Member Bass; that motion also carried unanimously.

Finance and administration updates included Vice Mayor Toner’s report that the Park Foundation transferred $210,315.76 to the village’s general fund in December. Council Member Stuller reported fiscal-year tax collections at 95 percent, with $1,626,000.86 collected to date. Village Administrator Patricia Christie summarized website, social media and EV charging station metrics and provided an update on FEMA public-assistance coordination related to park restoration work. The zoning/ordinance activity report described ongoing Highland Lake PMUD activity and several variance, plat and permitting matters.

Council heard other announcements about upcoming community events (MLK breakfast Jan. 19; Chamber Awards Jan. 29), thanked residents for public engagement and adjourned the meeting at 10:50 a.m. on a motion by Council Member Jeter, seconded by Council Member Stuller.