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Key actions approved:

- Minutes: The board approved minutes for the May 13 meeting (motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Rountree).

- Quick-claim deed (Agenda item 125-25): Authorized the chair to execute a quitclaim deed releasing county interest in portions of an existing utility easement affecting Wright Haven Square Apartments in the Libsone Mill/Midtown area. Staff said the county does not need the easement. (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Rountree.)

- Conveyance of abandoned Telegraph Road (Agenda item 1206-205): Approved conveyance of an abandoned portion of Telegraph Road to HH Hunt Edgewood Brook LLC and the Virginia Association of Realtors to facilitate adjoining property development. The abandonment had been approved previously on Dec. 17, 2024. (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Nelson.)

- Quick-claim of sewer easement (Agenda item 1207-205): Authorized the chair to execute a quitclaim deed releasing county interest in a portion of a sewer easement at 2426 Bryant Park Avenue (owners requested; staff said no county facilities are affected). (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Nelson.)

- Surplus property and conveyance (Agenda item 128-25): Declared three properties on Francis Road surplus and authorized sale to Sutton Development Company LLC. (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Nelson.)

- Vacation of building line (Agenda item 1209-205): Vacated a 40-foot front building line at 1317 Elon Road (Farmington subdivision) so the homeowner may build a front porch; staff reported no objections from utility or planning departments. (Motion: Mister Rogich; second: Miss Rountree.)

- Neighborhood Resource Center MOA (Agenda item 130-25): Authorized a memorandum of agreement for tenant support at Glenwood Farms with the Neighborhood Resource Center (approved; covered in a separate article). (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Nelson.)

- EDA revenue bonds for Glenwood Farms (Agenda item 131-25): Approved EDA issuance of approximately $61,000,000 in revenue bonds for Glenwood Farms (covered in separate article). (Motion: Mister Rountree; second: Mister Rogich.)

- School bonus funding appropriation (01/2025): Approved a budget amendment to allocate roughly $5.3 million in state funds for bonuses to full-time school employees (roughly $700 per full-time employee); staff said no local funds were required. (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Nelson.)

- Introduction of broader FY25 amendments (Agenda item 133-25): Introduced a resolution to advertise amendments totaling just over $48 million across funds, including public safety salary/overtime, Children's Services Act needs, capital projects (transportation, stream restoration) and federal grant funds for electric vehicles and roughly $3.85 million for electric school buses. The introduction passed and staff will advertise the proposed amendments.

- WRF solids-handling roof replacement contract (Agenda item 1304-205): Awarded a fixed-price contract of $7,731,055 to Custom Roofing Inc. for replacement of approximately 22,000 square feet of roofing at the Water Reclamation Facility solids-handling complex. Work anticipated to begin in June and complete by September. (Motion: Mister Nelson; second: Mister Cooper.)

- Hidden Creek stream restoration contract (Agenda item 135-25): Awarded a unit-price construction contract of $838,000 to KBS Earthworks Inc. to restore about 1,400 linear feet of an unnamed tributary of Stony Run. Staff said the bid came in under estimate and a state grant will cover 50% of construction cost. Work expected to start in July with a 300-calendar-day contract. (Motion: Mister Cooper; second: Mister Rogers.)

- Arrive Alive Henrico safety action plan and SS4A grant authorization (Agenda item 136-25): Adopted the Arrive Alive Henrico Safety Action Plan and authorized staff to apply for U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All (SS4A) implementation grant funding. Staff said SS4A can fund up to 80% of awarded projects and the maximum award is $25 million (requiring a 20% local match). (Motion: Mister Nelson; second: Mister Cooper.)

Most of the agenda items were routine and passed by voice vote with no recorded opposition in the public record. Where staff noted grant matches, the county will be responsible for any required local share if grants are awarded.

Ending

Board members concluded the meeting with ceremonial recognitions and reminders about county graduations and programs; no additional policy actions were taken.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Henrico County - Board of Supervisors - May 27, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","At its May 27 meeting the Henrico County Board of Supervisors approved multiple real-property conveyances and quick-claim deeds, budget amendments including school bonus funding, contracts for public works projects, and adopted a roadway safety plan to pursue federal grant funding.","taxTitle","Henrico County, Virginia","taxId",58541,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":75,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":76,"_41":77,"_43":78,"_45":79,"_46":80,"_48":81,"_50":82,"_52":83,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":84,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":85,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6534657,"Henrico approves tenant-support MOA and EDA bond issuance for Glenwood Farms redevelopment",287,2429000,2716000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf&start=2429&end=2716","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf/thumbnail_2429000.jpg","/articles/6534657/Henrico-County/Virginia/Henrico-approves-tenant-support-MOA-and-EDA-bond-issuance-for-Glenwood-Farms-redevelopment","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6534657-8ce6a72262498d8362566b404bf9fc4a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169569&Signature=JyEdzUByV-216XEG0p2JcNRXL77fqcNrIgUVDaJ1k06vemvR-iOH8FyEABWYDgXCaNfRJP2Wf-0aND3UVTrlxOxdjrvqi7Yehs4UPLMqMHBErrr7XKuydJ6wJxy86WhnNEezjSIx3IdtZF7gU9kuh-X712gLEX2L0X7HLOXOjaQL-Xd5egEytCKcu7EcIbHqqf7fFM2lJaeV7ETimK7w2meyQuzh2gJPAMFSqCzOYc83LRpNTLbabg4ZynUl6gaI1QCPMEENmtEWRnMenVv-oDXPrtqFmey5n2n1rKtE4qZDH~AENAFa3U6UFn2aZLYoeLn4BYDA6bA2vQ6h-WCevg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Henrico County on May 27 approved a memorandum of agreement with the Neighborhood Resource Center (NRC) to provide tenant support during the redevelopment of Glenwood Farms and also approved a resolution allowing the county’s Economic Development Authority to issue approximately $61,000,000 in revenue bonds to benefit the Glenwood Farms housing project.

Deputy-level staff presented the memorandum of agreement, telling supervisors NRC will provide tenant support funded from charitable donations during redevelopment. \"We are great partners, and we see the work of NRC as an extension of the work that we do here in the county,\" a county staff member said.

Separately, a county staff presentation said the EDA bond proceeds will be used for multifamily residential housing at Glenwood Farms. The staff summary described the project as six buildings and gave a unit estimate; the presenter said \"approximately 240 units or about 390 units between the two,\" language that was not clarified further at the meeting. The presenter also said approval of the board paper and issuance of the bonds \"does not create a financial obligation of the county or the authority.\" The EDA met May 15 and recommended approval.

The board approved both items by voice vote. County staff said this will be the first time the county has used housing development bonds and indicated similar requests may follow in the future.

Ending

County officials said NRC will support residents through the redevelopment and that the bond issuance will be handled through the EDA; no county general-fund obligation was created by the board’s authorization.","The Board approved a memorandum of agreement with Neighborhood Resource Center to support tenants during Glenwood Farms redevelopment and authorized the Economic Development Authority to issue roughly $61 million in revenue bonds to finance multifamily housing in the project.",{"_33":87,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":88,"_41":89,"_43":90,"_45":91,"_46":92,"_48":93,"_50":94,"_52":95,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":96,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":97,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6534662,"Henrico issues RFI for arena-anchored mixed-use development on former Best Products site",379,1105000,1484000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf&start=1105&end=1484","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf/thumbnail_1105000.jpg","/articles/6534662/Henrico-County/Virginia/Henrico-issues-RFI-for-arena-anchored-mixed-use-development-on-former-Best-Products-site","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6534662-829bf31f0d25a61101984c219991f112/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169569&Signature=b0JXibYPTA-SYgcseKNvrpQaMv7RM0rL1ixV4X8DlNhHkoCrrkW-DOxvtI54och-F37uh38c8YW9M2MZUUSIJQrsqp5jrVQgCy56RAI-bjV4LNDPc2hzW~MdMk3pW80yXTfFkSTRJXs-HH4U5HhFGngz7M~flz9I6CUbzIurNysGe8cQft-HI9-KuNhGeHejUm3IXsOOxI5KotWaXRHdznPl3mPatLyJzlp98S4E9jUFvP2bh0YL7rDJqK908r2w~zzXP45B~vGpkIBF4JddwINN9hkFSD-RxRKdwbDIFQtZntBwauA1TRYh3r02j0LbQ0KaV-B-7xp-WwW6UCPNwg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Henrico County on May 27 issued a request for interest seeking master developers and operators for an arena-anchored mixed-use development on the former Best Products headquarters site near Interstates 95 and 295 and East Parham Road.

\"This prime site offers\" opportunities for an entertainment venue of scale, the county manager told the Board of Supervisors, and the county has dubbed the solicitation \"best products we imagine\" pending submissions from development teams. The board paper said responses are due Monday, July 28.

County officials said the RFI package totaled about 360 pages and aims to attract proven, capitalized development teams. The manager told the board the county expects the project to be transformational for the region and said anticipated construction could \"possibly\" generate 8,000 jobs and about $1.4 billion in economic impact at buildout. Dennis Bickmeyer, a county official working on the RFI, said the solicitation is the second time the county has used this RFI process for a large site and referenced an earlier RFI that led to a partnership with Prep Baseball Report at Glover Park.

The county said the RFI allows respondents creativity in proposing an arena-anchored district. No developer was selected at the meeting; the county will review submissions received by the July deadline.

Ending

County officials said they will review submissions over the following months and return to the board as the procurement and selection process proceeds.","Henrico County issued a request for interest (RFI) on May 27 for an arena-anchored mixed-use district on the former Best Products headquarters site near I‑95/I‑295 and East Parham Road, seeking master developers. County officials said the RFI could generate thousands of jobs and large economic impact if developed.",{"_33":99,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":100,"_41":101,"_43":102,"_45":103,"_46":104,"_48":105,"_50":106,"_52":107,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":108,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":109,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6534667,"Henrico deputy to assist Richmond as interim deputy city administrator for 90 days",216,933000,1149000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf&start=933&end=1149","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf/thumbnail_933000.jpg","/articles/6534667/Henrico-County/Virginia/Henrico-deputy-to-assist-Richmond-as-interim-deputy-city-administrator-for-90-days","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6534667-f851d9204239027c036086fbf1ae54ee/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169569&Signature=WoqYN~CrjXL~v7SaACMo7mf-ns160VzjgRhQJZcubKbO99EL9u5pXeVRiBhOQKBgcOGwbTWOVbPuRHCxyEcsrByxDeSHep45GI50LV08~DA3xbk7MTKy-v1EW1NUNbdVD7Qvs2BqYqCjOnVH1853Ha4VbUzt9qUcOHy-6EzmBPMz4meWJVtvGwZu6b7QMzi2FzxHZ~3vPS8W6yUFNGAeeRBqgpYtFS5vpziTtwZYrQze3WiSeBDy7JCT0ZVSlE98ys6iptJfzudMjNInREhVID8pqFegXspvq31D1d91CjxIRnIoQ8jr9y0h5u3H2B0DNbg6VQfYvDdhHh8rQ6d02g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Henrico County officials on May 27 said Brandon Hinton will assist the City of Richmond for the next 90 days with financial and administrative functions and will serve as an interim deputy city administrator for Richmond.

\"The mayor reached out in a time of need and like any good neighbor, we responded with aid,\" the county manager told the Henrico County Board of Supervisors. The manager said Hinton is \"recognized as 1 of the most knowledgeable and experienced deputies in his field\" and that Hinton’s county duties have been delegated among the county manager’s office staff so county operations will continue.

Hinton addressed the board and said he was \"incredibly humbled to be asked\" and described a long county career. \"I'm hoping I could be of help to the city,\" he said, noting he has been with Henrico for most of a 22-year career.

The board did not take formal action beyond acknowledging the announcement. County officials said agency heads will check in with Hinton during his temporary assignment.

Ending

County officials emphasized the assignment is temporary and said the county will support Hinton and maintain continuity of local services while he works with Richmond.","Henrico County announced that Brandon Hinton will assist the City of Richmond for 90 days as an interim deputy city administrator; the county said Hinton's Henrico portfolio will be delegated among county staff during his temporary assignment.",{"_33":111,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":112,"_41":113,"_43":114,"_45":115,"_46":116,"_48":117,"_50":118,"_52":119,"_54":55,"_56":57,"_58":120,"_60":61,"_62":63,"_64":121,"_66":67,"_68":69,"_70":67,"_71":72,"_73":72},6534672,"Henrico isolates its water system after Richmond plant filter failure; residents asked to conserve",350,743000,1093000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf&start=743&end=1093","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3533852-d1544791abf5d860c30248bd68d87eaf/thumbnail_743000.jpg","/articles/6534672/Henrico-County/Virginia/Henrico-isolates-its-water-system-after-Richmond-plant-filter-failure-residents-asked-to-conserve","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6534672-f750a81bd369dbcb08530934f9955a9c/orig.mp4?Expires=1771169569&Signature=d7lXmqnlS8Ie64ZZAI~HmxKgtCrLWDI~EDE7DkmemoPQrNNg6u2gtp0Th3Z4ptYjzFBP1AltePxLMjr6SqHJIg2VigxXBMs4anWUum6inXDhjn2snnC~S-QnTV52aGQUhYutkDM7C~l7r1UQVQRVX8y~CUV8B6y~zZqqxdwpihrXI9pB4Y6tSStI-M7t4u5tfK10qN0YR-tQugzjnWa1UHRAPMkoyhfuX9TI3NcfxqAyGeyh~-NEF5qsXJVesjOzQQoymhg-CtVhwAw4DB3ktiWNWvdBjy2hnmN8IBkgC2l2lWu6zJipuaGIpKZsa1zcvtJ1-CgS3dKvBuq1E2iW6g__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Henrico County officials said Tuesday evening that the county temporarily isolated its water system after a filter failure at a City of Richmond treatment plant reduced flow and pressure early that morning, and that residents should conserve water where possible.

\"We have been in constant communication with our partners at the city of Richmond,\" Bentley Chan, Henrico County director of public utilities, told the Henrico County Board of Supervisors at its May 27 meeting. He said Richmond notified Henrico staff of the shutdown around 4 a.m. and Henrico executed emergency operations steps worked out after a January event to protect the county’s supply.

County staff closed valves at the city–county border to isolate Henrico’s system, Chan said, and the county is being served by its own production and eastern-reserve tanks. \"We have only drawn down 1 of our, I think 5 or 6 tanks, in the Eastern part of Henrico,\" Chan said, adding that most reserves remained in place. He told the board residents should not see changes in flow or pressure but should \"be mindful\" and conserve when possible.

The county manager also told the board he had been in frequent contact with Richmond’s officials and publicly commended the Richmond mayor for communication during the incident.

Chan said Richmond was making recovery efforts and that, \"hopefully, by tomorrow morning, they will be back at normal production, at which point we can start to look at how to bring their feed back into our system.\" The county did not announce any boil-water notices or service interruptions affecting Henrico residents.

The board did not take formal action beyond receiving the update. County officials said they would continue to monitor the situation and coordinate with Richmond and regional partners as Richmond restores its plant.

Ending

Chan asked residents to conserve \"when you can\" while the region recovers and said county staff would continue to provide updates as needed.","Henrico County officials said they isolated the county’s water system after a City of Richmond treatment-plant filter failure reduced flow and pressure early May 27. County officials said service to Henrico remained steady by relying on county production and reserves, and asked residents to conserve while Richmond recovers.","actionData","errors"]

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