GAP Report for 12/8/25
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PROBLEMATIC
- The Helene Recovery Plan should include an anti-displacement commitment as well as equity-informed community engagement and data collection (resolved – unsatisfactory)
QUESTIONABLE
- Asheville needs to prioritize deeply affordable housing with recovery money (new)
- Buncombe County should track racial demographics and address inequities in its housing, commercial waste hauling, and personnel policies (resolved – unsatisfactory)
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GAP Report for 7/18/22
1 item 0 items 0 items 0 items The Buncombe County Commission meets this Tuesday 7/19/22 at 5 pm. You can attend the meeting at 200 College Street, Room 326 in downtown Asheville. You can watch the meeting online via Buncombe County's Facebook page. The full agenda is...
GAP Report for 7/11/22
1 item 0 items 2 items 1 item Things that are top priorityBuncombe County Commission to decide on ongoing funding of ReparationsIn late June, Buncombe County Commission Chair Brownie Newman announced that long-term funding for Reparations would be on the agenda for...
GAP Report for 7/5/22
0 items 1 item 0 items 0 items There are no meetings this week or next week of either the Asheville City Council or the Buncombe County Commission. Things that seem problematicBuncombe County Commission will discuss ongoing funding of Reparations at their July 19th...
GAP Report for 6/27/22
1 item 0 items 1 item 0 items The Community Reparations Commission will hold their next meeting on Monday, June 27, 2022, from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm. The meeting is being held at the Buncombe County First Floor Conference Room at 200 College Street. The public is welcome...
GAP Report for 6/20/22
1 item 0 items 3 items 0 items The Buncombe County Commission meets this Tuesday 6/21/22 at 5 pm. You can attend the meeting at 200 College Street, Room 326 in downtown Asheville. You can watch the meeting online via Buncombe County's Facebook page. The full agenda is...