Morgantown
Upcoming
Ward & Boundary Commission
The Ward Boundary Commission will convene to approve previous minutes and discuss updated ward data and statistics. The meeting will also cover public input sessions and schedule the next meeting.
- Approve minutes from June 22, 2026
- Review and discuss updated ward data and statistics
- Discuss public input sessions
- Schedule next meeting date
City Council
The Morgantown City Council will vote on two zoning changes, authorize eminent domain for property in the Greenmont neighborhood, and repeal the Housing Advisory Committee. The council will also approve a Chestnut Street streetscape agreement and hold public hearings on the zoning and housing committee changes.
- First reading zoning change for 990 Elmer Prince Drive
- Planning Commission recommendation to deny reclassification for 100 Finnell Street (R-1A to R-2)
- First reading eminent domain ordinance for Greenmont neighborhood property acquisition
- Second reading repeal of the Housing Advisory Committee (Article 160)
- Approval of Chestnut Street Streetscape Agreement
City Council
The Morgantown City Council holds a regular meeting with nominations for mayor and deputy mayor. Public hearings cover repealing the Housing Advisory Committee and establishing a reasonable accommodations process. Key decisions include rezoning on Elmer Prince Drive, a denied reclassification on Finnell Street, initiating eminent domain for Greenmont, and a ban on hostile architecture.
- First reading of zoning change for 990 Elmer Prince Drive
- Receive Planning Commission's denial to rezone 100 Finnell Street to R-2
- Authorize eminent domain proceedings for Greenmont neighborhood acquisitions
- Resolution prohibiting hostile architecture in public infrastructure
- Authorize City Manager to execute Chestnut Street Streetscape Agreement
City Council
The primary purpose of this meeting is to elect a new Mayor and Deputy Mayor. Additionally, council will consider zoning changes, property reclassifications, and an ordinance regarding eminent domain in the Greenmont neighborhood.
- Election of Mayor and Deputy Mayor
- Repeal of Article 160 - Housing Advisory Committee
- Establishment of a Reasonable Accommodations Process
- Chestnut Street streetscape agreement
- Zoning change for 990 Elmer Prince Drive
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Cultural Arts Commission
The Cultural Arts Commission will discuss and possibly take action on designating busking locations in Morgantown, updates on the Greenmont Mural, and the Walnut trail bridge mural project. They will also review the 2026 priorities and hear the Director's report.
- Designated busking locations discussion
- Greenmont Mural update
- Walnut trail bridge mural project
- 2026 priorities, issues, or projects
Human Rights Commission
This agenda consists entirely of procedural boilerplate and routine administrative items for the Morgantown Human Rights Commission, including proclamations, award nominations, and officer elections. The meeting is marked as cancelled. No substantive policy changes, contracts, or public hearings are scheduled.
- Potential changes to the HRC Ordinance
- Updates to HRC Meeting Rules and Bylaws
- Confirmation of July officer election candidates
- PRIDE Month and Universal Voting Rights proclamations
- Nominations for Human Rights Awards and MLCC candidates
Human Rights Commission
The Commission will review potential updates to the Human Rights Commission Ordinance and its internal meeting rules. Members will also coordinate upcoming community tabling events and nominations for Human Rights Awards.
- Proposed changes to the HRC Ordinance
- Review of HRC Meeting Rules and Bylaws
- Nominations for Human Rights Awards and MLCC candidates
- Confirmation of candidates for July Officer Election
- Universal Voting Rights and PRIDE Month proclamations
Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority
The Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority board will hold its annual meeting, approving a $91,702 contract for concrete repairs at various public housing sites, authorizing a video surveillance upgrade, and adopting changes to the Section 8 Administrative Plan. They will also sign loan documents for an affordable housing program and elect officers.
- Approve Resolution 2026-07: contract with R & R Services for $91,702.70 to replace/repair concrete stoops, steps, and sidewalks
- Approve Resolution 2026-08: contract for video surveillance upgrades
- Approve Resolution 2026-09: execution of WVHDF loan documents for Affordable Housing Program
- Approve Resolution 2026-10: changes to Section 8 Administrative Plan (post public hearing)
- Elect officers for the upcoming term
Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority
The Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority board will vote on a $91,702.70 contract for concrete repairs at various public housing sites. They will also consider a contract for video surveillance upgrades and approve loan documents for an affordable housing program. The meeting includes election of officers and a public comment period.
- Contract with R&R Services for $91,702.70 to replace/repair concrete stoops, steps, and sidewalks at public housing sites
- Approval of contract for video surveillance upgrades
- Approval of WVHDF loan documents for Affordable Housing Program Fund
- Election of officers
- Public comment period
Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority
The Fairmont-Morgantown Housing Authority will hold its annual board meeting to elect officers and review financial positions. The board will consider a new contract for services and the execution of loan documents for an affordable housing fund.
- Approval of contract with R & R Services
- Execution of WVHDF loan documents for the Affordable NAHE Construction Fund
- Renewal of Commissioner Rogers' term
- Election of board officers
- Review of video surveillance and security updates
City Council
This is a public exploration session in an open-house format. City officials will gather community input on current and future enhanced amenities in Morgantown. No formal votes or decisions are scheduled.
- Public input session on enhanced amenities across Morgantown
City Council
Council will discuss public input on economic development incentives, including adaptive reuse, facade loans, and B&O tax breaks. They may prioritize a Business Improvement District (BID) and begin a workshop on enhanced connectivity (trails, lighting, crosswalks). No votes are expected.
- Adaptive reuse of downtown buildings (Railroad Depot, Wilson Works) as top priority
- B&O tax incentive model from Columbus, OH with 20-year exemptions
- Business Improvement District (BID) exploration for Wharf District or Sabraton
- Sidewalk policy revamp and enforcement with financial support for property owners
- Enhanced connectivity workshop topics: rail trails, pedestrian lighting, gathering spaces
Ward & Boundary Commission
The Morgantown Ward Boundary Commission will review updated ward data and statistics. They will also discuss plans for a public input session on ward boundaries and schedule the next meeting.
- Review updated ward data and statistics
- Discuss public input session for boundary changes
- Approve minutes from June 8, 2026 meeting