Biltmore Village Recovery
Biltmore Village Recovery
The City of Asheville is supporting recovery and restoration efforts for public infrastructure in Biltmore Village following the catastrophic damage caused by Tropical Storm Helene. The core work, supported by a $2.94 million NC Department of Commerce grant, targets the restoration of historic brick sidewalks, granite curbing, and street trees on Biltmore Plaza/Kitchin Place, Boston Way, and Swan Street. This effort is designed to honor the district's historic character—adhering to design standards and considering elements of the original Frederick Law Olmsted plan—while improving overall ADA accessibility. We are also strategically coordinating the restoration with a separate project to fix damaged lighting, ensuring an efficient and holistic recovery across Biltmore Village. Learn more about both projects and subscribe for updates on this page.
Biltmore Village Infrastructure Recovery
The City of Asheville is working to restore storm-damaged public assets in Biltmore Village. The first phase of work is funded by a grant from the NC Department of Commerce, and will include repair and/or...
Biltmore Village Lighting Recovery Project
After Tropical Storm Helene, many of the light poles in Historic Biltmore Village were submerged in floodwater for several days. This project aims to assess and restore street lighting in the area to improve...