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Key votes at a glance:

- Closed-session certification: The board unanimously certified that its closed session complied with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act and Code of Virginia §2.2-3711(d) and related subsections; each member verbally certified “I so certify.”

- Approval of minutes and consent calendar: The board approved the meeting minutes and the consent and calendar items as presented, with an affirmative roll-call vote.

- Invoices: The board approved grouped invoices (items a, b and c) as presented.

- Committee appointments: For District 3 representation on the specified committee the board appointed Supervisor Bryant as primary and Supervisor Moore as alternate; the motion passed (two abstentions were recorded on the motion voting sequence: Supervisor Moore registered an abstention on one vote sequence; Supervisor Bryant similarly recorded an abstention in a separate roll call).

- Recreation board reappointments: The board reappointed Greg Bunn, Chris Goat, and Howell Mayo to short-term terms on the recreation board; the motion passed unanimously.

- Nonemergency medical transport resolution: The board adopted the resolution provided in the meeting packet; vote was affirmative.

- Revised budget calendar: The board voted to adopt a revised budget calendar; supervisors also completed budget-committee appointments (Supervisors Bryant and Moore were selected for the budget committee; small-number abstentions were recorded during the nomination votes).

- Woodlawn lots extension: The board approved extending the closing date for the Woodlawn lots to January 24. County staff explained buyers encountered financing issues: a local bank no longer provided the expected credit-line deed of trust and the buyers moved to another lender that required additional steps, including appraisal. Staff said an appraisal was scheduled and the bank expected to finalize financing shortly.

- Termination of emergency declaration: The board voted to terminate the county’s declaration of emergency related to Hurricane Helene; the measure passed.

- Meeting cancellation/rescheduling policy for closures: The board adopted a policy that if the government complex is closed for weather or other reasons, a regular evening meeting will be rescheduled (the board indicated rescheduling to the following Monday as the usual practice).

Several of these items had brief staff reports and little debate; the board took formal roll-call votes on each action and directed staff where follow-up is required (for example, staff to draft the conditional road-abandonment resolution and staff to produce zoning maps ahead of the planning commission joint meeting).","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","1/13/2025 Carroll County Board of Supervisors Meeting","oneSentenceSummary","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine and time-sensitive measures, including a revised budget calendar, reappointments, and an extension of the Woodlawn lots closing date.","taxTitle","taxId",30727,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_47":80,"_49":81,"_51":82,"_53":83,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":84,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":85,"_67":56,"_68":69,"_70":56,"_71":72,"_73":72},6314339,"Board schedules joint meeting to review draft Carroll County land-use ordinance",485,2115000,2600000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2384425-93066e653ae8f709f8c520769594b970&start=2115&end=2600","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2384425-93066e653ae8f709f8c520769594b970/thumbnail_2115000.jpg","/articles/6314339/Carroll-County/Virginia/Board-schedules-joint-meeting-to-review-draft-Carroll-County-land-use-ordinance","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6314339-418c10956249bb65db781e4a106b6d73/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190983&Signature=R3yy3VpmeXMWnhbfwTzL6sWG94iwn2pXNHjDnANu~H3GYERHEc7W2kzG5pKnm92LUnlwkB86sZGRk6pTQmtrD~Wb2hPGERiZSuD8Pf7D~sbRrk52-tcMlJ-dA0uH4GMHDTjphqNk8CCGsq8zG6TLBKVn7xKCrVye0bfu6j9HMl6CRturwTWb-GrC1nLfszzgmXMPOq-IG7ccZr-Y2SfCVWwLJFa-zJciSOvsSUe-o9tyfOosyT~tIEj6C-K2kDXeOtiei7dpOJMOYLoco-ZPiHAtRajRYR9Wh7yXFNWkfev8nm5~5vrdmQq84vcBbffms7CdFvsvRDIx3SuAUaXaMw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors agreed to meet jointly with the planning commission on Feb. 20 at 6 p.m. to review a draft land-use ordinance prepared by staff and the planning commission.

Ronald Newman, who presented the item to the board, said the planning commission requested a joint meeting to discuss whether the commission and the board are headed in the right direction and to gather questions or suggested changes. Newman said the joint meeting is intended for discussion only and is not a public hearing; the board must post notice of the meeting on the county website, at the administrator’s office, and on the bulletin board.

Supervisors asked staff to prepare large printed zoning maps for board members so they can review parcel-level zoning (residential, agricultural, industrial, commercial) before the Feb. 20 work session. Board members noted the ordinance’s treatment of tax-assessed land categories and the scale of the ordinance’s coverage; staff referenced roughly 34,000 county parcels in discussion and agreed to provide parcel maps aligned to the proposed ordinance.

The planning commission’s draft and the joint meeting are intended to let supervisors identify issues or suggested edits before any formal public hearings are scheduled.","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors agreed to join the planning commission at a Feb. 20 meeting to review a draft land-use ordinance; staff will post notice and provide large zoning maps for supervisors to review before the session.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_47":92,"_49":93,"_51":94,"_53":95,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":96,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":97,"_67":56,"_68":69,"_70":56,"_71":72,"_73":72},6314344,"Carroll County board agrees to abandon portion of Raid Wade Road if easement is recorded",722,1153000,1875000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=2384425-93066e653ae8f709f8c520769594b970&start=1153&end=1875","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/2384425-93066e653ae8f709f8c520769594b970/thumbnail_1153000.jpg","/articles/6314344/Carroll-County/Virginia/Carroll-County-board-agrees-to-abandon-portion-of-Raid-Wade-Road-if-easement-is-recorded","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6314344-87d510d894ea585067539187c299f0be/orig.mp4?Expires=1771190983&Signature=A8WbeTtImXMdqmEGrcBk~jXerFd7RUUvOsnj5BHhRHnfZF2FiC7Kyz8A1OZpmqZIQFGqrHCO2X1lt2SOzdxH0f~K~yTUCtS33PR5sWmcLGvNeGjBRQl5qaoq859T7HfSX6NBNxntAIfuPOuox~H5BLuoL5YAIRqM~ZXOSimlOsPnO9xf9yC9SDSIuvaXFZpNlePN0bEoapZRbvjabR3nsmMAD7X9a3sxCOQ5OoNLq9YPnYTUexJDezEyy8T9XBexs5cJKOD2T67zd5NSFVhhZchNI7AlSAm4IId9M7FY1iyK41xYIqbE3G3eqIsDhLI7e8QajSciOc7fvT1TD6lNrA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Carroll County Board of Supervisors voted to present a resolution to abandon a portion of Raid Wade Road contingent upon the completion and recording of an easement or right-of-way that would preserve access for adjacent properties.

The motion, made by Supervisor Erling and seconded by Supervisor Moore, passed unanimously. County staff and attorneys told the board the neighbors had reached an agreement in principle but that the easement had not yet been drafted or recorded.

The matter was raised during the board’s consideration of a public hearing on road abandonment. Supervisor Erling said the road lies in his Lower Fork District and that he had met with “Mr. Slaughter” and property owners to discuss an access agreement. Mr. Slaughter and the Borjan family, Erling said, “have worked out an agreement between the 2 of them that each 1 of them can access the other's property and travel across it,” but that agreement was not yet on paper or recorded.

County legal counsel advised a conditional approach. “You have 4 months from today's date to act,” Mr. Durbin said, and suggested the board present a resolution with a stipulation that the abandonment be contingent on the recorded easement. Durbin added that if the board takes no action within four months, the parties may pursue the matter in circuit court.

Chairman Early then called the question. The board voted in favor of presenting a resolution to abandon the segment of Raid Wade Road, contingent on the completion and recording of the easement or right-of-way. After the vote, Supervisor Erling told staff he would work with the parties to get the easement drafted quickly; Mr. Newman said he would coordinate drafting with the attorney.

Next steps: county counsel will prepare the conditional resolution for placement on the board’s agenda; the board has up to four months to adopt the resolution, deny it, or allow the parties to seek circuit court action if the condition is not met.

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