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Votes at a glance: key actions from the Montgomery County Board of Supervisors meeting

3676000 · April 28, 2025
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Summary

A roundup of formal motions and roll-call outcomes from the May 1, 2025, Board of Supervisors meeting, including plan amendments, permits and proclamations.

The Montgomery County Board of Supervisors took a range of actions at its May 1, 2025 meeting. Key votes and outcomes:

- Comprehensive-plan amendment (Father and Gay LLC): Approved 5' to 2. The board amended the 2025 comprehensive plan to designate approximately 307.72 acres as Open Space and approximately 326 acres as Medium Density Residential (see separate article for details).

- Special-use permit, 940 Nellie's Cave Road (Amzanite LLC): Approved by unanimous roll call (7-0). Planning staff said the property meets supplemental short-term rental regulations and a Virginia Department of Health operations permit limits occupancy to four people.

- Zoning text amendment (zoning compliance officer and inspection warrants): Approved unanimously (7-0). The change authorizes the zoning compliance officer and agents to enforce the zoning ordinance and allows inspection warrants if reasonable efforts to obtain entry fail; warrants must be approved by a magistrate or judge.

- Montgomery County Public Schools capital fund transfer: Approved by unanimous roll call (7-0). The board approved a capital transfer for Montgomery County Public Schools; the meeting transcript records the roll call as unanimous.

- Public service authority non-appointment scheduling: Motion to schedule a public hearing to not appoint a new member received a motion but no second; the motion died for lack of a second.

- Proclamations and recognitions: The board approved proclamations for Economic Development Week and National Emergency Medical Services Week (each by unanimous roll call) and recognized several community milestones and events.

- Consent agenda: Approved by roll call at the start of the meeting (unanimous at time of vote).

Where a roll call was recorded, the transcript lists the voting supervisors by surname. For items that require additional permitting or subsequent actions (for example, the special-use permit), staff will follow normal permitting procedures and report back to the board as needed.