Eric Plaag
Roles
Current
- Councilmember · Sustainability Committee · Town of Boone2024-12-04 – present
- Ex-Officio · Downtown Boone Development Association · Town of Boone2024-05-28 – present
- Council Member · Planning Commission · Town of Boone2024-01-22 – present
- Council Member · Town Council · Town of Boone2024-01-10 – present
- Carolina Historical Consulting, LLC · Historic Preservation Commission · Town of Boone2024-01-02 – present
Attendance
Meetings attended as a member. The rate counts only meetings with an official roll call, because that is the only record of an absence. Attendance data is still being improved and may be incomplete.
- Attendance rate
- 100%
- Attended
- 16
- Absent
- 0
- Excused
- 0
Attended 16 of 16 meetings with an official roll call.
Recent meetings
- Town Council Special Session · Mar 20, 2026Present
- Downtown Boone Development Association Regular Session · Nov 25, 2025Present
- Downtown Boone Development Association Regular Session · Jul 22, 2025Present
- Town Council Special Session · Mar 7, 2025Present
- Downtown Boone Development Association Special Session · Feb 11, 2025Present
- Town Council Special Session · Feb 6, 2025Present
- Town Council Regular Session · Jan 22, 2025Present
- Sustainability Committee Regular Session · Dec 4, 2024Present
- Town Council Special Session · Oct 16, 2024Present
- Planning Commission Regular Public Hearing · Sep 23, 2024Present
Voting record
Individual votes extracted from meeting minutes. When the minutes record a unanimous or majority vote without naming everyone, each member who was present is counted. Vote data is still being improved and may be incomplete.
Jan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve Ordinance A25-0790, as shown in Exhibit A, finding that the approval is reasonable and in the public interest because the development revitalizes a brownfield site and brings positive change to the community.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedJan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Find Zoning Map Amendment Consistent with Comprehensive Plan
The proposed amendment to the Town’s zoning map is consistent with the Town’s Comprehensive Plan and any other applicable adopted plans, citing Boone Next Planning Principles 1, 4, 7, and 10, as well as Goals 1.2.5, 1.6.1, 1.6.3, 2.3.3, and 5.3.1.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedJan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve the consent agenda as presented.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedJan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Authorize Staff to Update Towing and Booting Ordinance
Authorize Town Staff and Attorney Meade to move forward with presenting updated language to Chapter 73, specifically updating loading zone regulations and the new ID process, and instruct Attorney Meade to review language from the State as well.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedJan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Authorize Staff to Prepare for Public Works Facility Neighborhood Meeting
Authorize staff to begin preparations for a neighborhood meeting in February using the proposal as presented, with the understanding that the proposed facility may be modified or expanded within the established $25 million budget, with the intent for the proposed development to be presented at the March Planning Commission/Public Hearing and subsequently to the Boone Town Council at its April meeting.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedJan 14, 2026 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve the consent agenda as presented.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassed- Voted YesPassed
Nov 24, 2025 · Planning Commission Regular Public Hearing
Motion to approve the September 22, 2025, Public Hearing minutes as written.
From the agenda.
Voted AbsentPassedOct 22, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve Ordinance A25-0686 (Rogers Case)
Motion by Councilmember Carter, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem George, to approve Ordinance A25-0686, and that approval is reasonable and in the public interest because the request falls into the secondary growth area and its land uses are consistent with the Town’s goals and policies.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedOct 22, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Find Zoning Map Amendment Consistent with Comprehensive Plan (Rogers Case)
Motion by Councilmember Carter, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem George, that the proposed amendment to the Town’s zoning map is consistent with the Town’s comprehensive plan and any other adopted plans of the Town that are applicable because of the following from Boone Next: Planning Principle 1, Planning Principle 10, Policy 1.5.2, Policy 1.6.3.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedOct 22, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve Ordinance Z25-0685 (Seldomridge Case)
Motion by Councilmember Carter, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem George, to approve Ordinance Z25-0685, and that approval is reasonable and in the public interest because it encourages development, housing, and proximity to the Town, as well as the overall housing stock; it supports the Boone Next plan, and it makes use of existing infrastructure and services provided by the Town.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedOct 22, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Find Zoning Map Amendment Consistent with Comprehensive Plan (Seldomridge Case)
Motion by Councilmember Carter, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem George, that the proposed amendment to the Town’s zoning map is consistent with the Town’s comprehensive plan and any other adopted plans of the Town that are applicable because of the following from Boone Next: Planning Principle 7, Planning Principle 10.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedOct 22, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Extend Tourism Development Authority Board Terms to June 30, 2026
Motion by Councilmember Roseman, seconded by Mayor Pro-Tem George, to extend the four board seats expiring this year to June 30, 2026, with the understanding that those members would roll off the board at that time.
From the minutes.
Voted NoPassedOct 8, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Approve items on consent agenda
Approve the items on the consent agenda as presented.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassedOct 8, 2025 · Town Council Regular Session
Change Sustainability Committee quorum requirements
Change the quorum requirements for the Sustainability Committee to 50% of seats filled plus one member.
From the minutes.
Voted YesPassed