Kitty Hawk to review multi-family housing proposal at 109 W Tateway

Kitty Hawk’s Town Council is scheduled to take up two housing-related matters at its Monday, August 3, 2026, meeting: a proposed multi-family dwelling at 109 W Tateway and a public hearing on accessory-dwelling-unit size and setback requirements.

The agenda lists the 109 W Tateway item as a commercial site-plan review. The proposal also appeared on the Kitty Hawk Planning Board agenda for a July 30 review. Those records show that the project is moving through the town’s review process, but they do not document final approval, construction authorization or a guaranteed path forward.

What the council is scheduled to consider

The August 3 agenda places the 109 W Tateway multi-family dwelling proposal under new business. The same meeting includes a public hearing on proposed changes to Section 42-528 of the town’s zoning rules governing accessory dwelling units, including size and setback requirements.

The public hearing is a chance for interested parties to address the council about the proposed zoning language before the council decides what action, if any, to take. Kitty Hawk’s Town Council information page says the council makes local policy and has final decision-making authority on planning matters. It also directs people who want to speak during a public hearing to sign up with the Town Clerk.

Why the items matter locally

The two agenda items address different parts of Kitty Hawk’s housing framework. A multi-family proposal could affect the town’s future housing supply, site circulation and parking questions. Accessory-dwelling-unit rules may matter to homeowners considering additional living space and to renters or extended families who could be affected by how residential properties are used.

The available records do not specify the number of units, a construction schedule, project costs, a parking plan or neighborhood views. Those details should not be treated as settled unless they appear in later meeting records or project documents.

What residents should watch next

The next public steps are the Town Council’s discussion of the 109 W Tateway site-plan review and its public hearing on the accessory-dwelling-unit amendments. Residents should look for the council’s meeting record and any subsequent planning or permit documents before treating either matter as approved.

The August 3 meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. at Kitty Hawk Town Hall. Residents who want to speak should sign up with the Town Clerk. The town’s agenda says comments or questions intended to be read at the meeting should be submitted by 2:30 p.m. that day, with the commenter’s full name and address.

Sources

• Kitty Hawk Town Council agenda for August 3, 2026