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Wilmington City Council considering strong restrictions on short-term rentals - Vimarsana News

Wilmington City Council considering strong restrictions on short-term rentals

Hundreds of Wilmington properties are available for short-term rentals, but that be stunted by legislation being considered by Wilmington City Council.

Source: wdel.com
Wilmington City Council passes city employee residency requirement - Vimarsana News

Wilmington City Council passes city employee residency requirement

Wilmington City Council approved a residency requirement for city employees, following a month-long debate, and sending the legislation to Mayor Mike Purzycki.

Source: wdel.com
Despite public outcry, Wilmington City Council tables vote on employee residency requirement - Vimarsana News

Despite public outcry, Wilmington City Council tables vote on employee residency requirement

Wilmington City Council listened to nearly three hours of nearly one-sided public outcry against legislation to remove a residency requirement for non-elected city employees, and then chose not to vote.

Source: wdel.com
Wilmington council votes against expanding public access to legislative business - Vimarsana News

Wilmington council votes against expanding public access to legislative business

The Wilmington legislative body has struggled to follow council rules and Open Meeting laws in the past.

Source: yahoo.com
DOJ: Wilmington City Council's secret vote on new members broke state law - Vimarsana News

DOJ: Wilmington City Council's secret vote on new members broke state law

State DOJ said Wilmington's city council violated FOIA when they voted in executive session to appoint new members. Council plans to revote in May.