
| Linking Lands and Communities in the Land-of-Sky Region |

| Creating a framework for conservation and development that respects community values and natural systems |

About Land-of-Sky Regional Council Land-of-Sky Regional Council is a multi-county, local government planning and development organization in North Carolina. It is one of 17 such organizations in the state and serves Region B, which includes the counties of Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania. Land-of-Sky Regional Council is made up of chief elected officials - mayors and county commission chairpersons and alternates - from member governments, one private representative of economic development interests in each county and two at-large members. Members meet monthly to plan programs and set policies and goals to benefit the entire region. Mission Statement “Work with local governments, the Region’s leadership, state and federal agencies, service providers, and volunteers to foster desirable social, economic, cultural and ecological conditions in Buncombe, Henderson, Madison and Transylvania Counties." Organization The Council is made up of chief elected officials - mayors and county commission chairpersons and alternates - from member governments, one private representative of economic development interests in each county and two at-large members. Members meet monthly to plan programs and set policies and goals to benefit the entire region. Click here to see the list of Officers. The professional staff carries out approved programs and policies and provides local governments and agencies with grant and technical assistance.
Jim Stokoe, Senior Planner Kristin Peppel, Conservation Planner Jon Beck, GIS Planner Carrie Runser-Turner, Senior Planner - Transportation |

| 339 New Leicester Hwy. Asheville, NC 28806 ph: (828) 251-6622 fax: (828) 251-6353 |
| A Project of Land-of-Sky Regional Council |


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