PUBLIC NOTICE:  SPECIAL CALLED VILLAGE COUNCIL MEETING

There will be a Special Called Village Council Meeting on Monday, December 8, 2025 at 5:30 pm at the Community Meeting Room located in the Chimney Rock Volunteer Fire Department.  The Agenda will include updates on the EDC Commerce Grant and any related issues, a presentation, discussion and Council consideration of a resolution concerning Chimney Rock Village constructing and owning a commercial incubator building, referred to as the East End Infill for a Chimney Rock Business Hub on Village properties at 336/350 Main Street. Also a review of architects who have submitted proposals and bids through a request for qualifications for the work required on the proposed infill construction.  For additional information, please contact Stephen Duncan at (828) 777-5718 or at chimneyrockvillagegov@gmail.com 

 

RFQ CHIMNEY ROCK VFD ENGINEERING

Chimney Rock Volunteer Fire Department INC. is requesting proposals from qualified engineering firms to assist the Fire Department with evaluating the drainage, landslide and designing a permanent repair. Submittal deadline: December 8, 2025 by 5pm.  Details.

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RFQ PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING

Chimney Rock Village is soliciting Statements of Qualifications (SOQs) from qualified
engineering firms to develop a Preliminary Engineering Report (PER) for the East Infill Project, as identified in the Chimney Rock Recovery Action Plan (www.raisetherock.com).

Submittal Deadline: December 2, 2025 by 5pm​.

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THE VILLAGE IS OPEN FOR BUSINESS

Shops and restaurants are open for business and look forward to welcoming you back. You can park in the public area at the western edge of the Village. There is limited street parking. If you plan to visit Chimney Rock State park, please visit their website to reserve your time. The park is open daily except Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. The safest route into Chimney Rock Village is NC 9 through Lake Lure. All other routes remain closed to non-local traffic, including US 74A from Asheville, US 64 from Hendersonville, and NC 9 from Black Mountain.

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​​​​​​​​Mayor Peter O'Leary and the Village Council

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