VDOT to make presentation to Greene County Supervisors on paving rural roads

The five-member Greene County Board of Supervisors will meet at 5:30 p.m. for a closed session followed by an open session at 6:30 p.m. (meeting info)

There will be a public hearing for a special use permit for a home business at 912 Amicus Road. Specifically this would be for a vehicle repair garage. The Planning Commission recommended denial at their meeting on January 17, 2024 but offered several conditions such as the requirement that a building permit be issued for the accessory building. 

Next up will be a presentation from the Virginia Department of Transportation. There are updates on plans to pave several rural roads. (download the presentation)

There will also be an update on the county’s water and sewer projects from both Davenport and WW Associates. That information is not available in advance. 

The consent agenda contains the draft minutes from four meetings this month. It’s very useful to have these available to catch up. 

There are several resolutions seeking support for grant applications.

• The first is for a request for $6 million in federal funding for to replace the Stanardsville water tower which was built in the 1930’s by the Civilian Conservation Corps. (read the resolution)
• The second is for a request for 15 mobile data terminal toughbooks for the Sheriff’s Office (read the resolution)
• The third is for a request for 20 Automatic External Defribalators for the Sheriff’s Office (read the resolution)
• The fourth is for a request from the Dyke Volunteer Fire Company for a generator for an emergency shelter. (read the resolution)

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