County to move Land Development Regulations from appendix into Rockbridge County Code
Staff reported that the Land Development Regulations have been reformatted to be incorporated as chapters of the County Code; counsel said the change is largely formatting and will require a single Board of Supervisors public hearing with no substantive text changes planned.
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Staff told the commission that the Rockbridge County Land Development Regulations — including zoning and subdivision ordinances — have been reformatted by county paralegal Penny Patterson so they can be incorporated as chapters in the County Code rather than remain as an appendix. The change is intended to standardize document format and clarify that the regulations have the same status as other Code chapters.
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