Greene Supervisors to vote on resolutions to move forward with water supply
Plans are in place to build a reservoir at White Run, but financing needs to be in place to proceed.
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Greene Supervisors to meet with Planning Commission on potential of mandatory utility connections
Today’s meeting will begin at 4:30 p.m. with a work session with the Planning Commission.
Greene Supervisors to seek restrictions on farm wineries, farm breweries
A preview of the September 10, 2024 meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors. How many stories might this one yield?
Greene County Board of Supervisors to appropriate various non-tax revenues
A summary of what’s happening at tonight’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors.
Greene Tourism Council to ask Supervisors to fund several projects
Localities with transient occupancy taxes above a certain percentage must spend some of the funding on tourism marketing. The Tourism Council will present some of their ideas to elected officials tonight.
Nelson County seeks firm to conduct 2026 reassessment
Different localities use different schedules to conduct real property assessments. Nelson County hasn’t done an update since 2022.
Greene Supervisors to meet with Planning Commission to discuss flex/tech zoning
What did the elected officials mean when they said they wanted a review of data centers, solar regulations, and a potential technology district? There’s a conversation today at 4:30. p.m.
Greene Supervisors to consider permits for duplex at equestrian center, larger structure at winery
A preview of what’s happening at tonight’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors.
Greene Supervisors to enter into consent order with DEQ for sewer plant violations
A preview of what’s coming up at today’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors.
Greene County holds first reading of FY25 budget; Final vote on May 14
Greene County Supervisors lowered the real estate tax rate by two cents but increased the lodging tax rate from five percent to eight percent