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Carroll County EDA authorizes transfer of Route 100 parcel to VDOT

3626463 · April 24, 2025
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Summary

The Carroll County Economic Development Authority voted unanimously April 23 to authorize transfer of a parcel on Route 100 to the Virginia Department of Transportation and to allow the county manager to sign transfer documents after review by the EDA attorney.

The Carroll County Economic Development Authority voted unanimously April 23 to authorize transfer of a parcel on Route 100 to the Virginia Department of Transportation and to allow the county manager to sign the conveyance after review by the EDA attorney.

The property transfer was described to the board as an exchange involving a parcel the authority owns on Route 100 and an existing VDOT-owned parcel along Route 58. The county manager told the board the parties were “very close to having an approvable document” and asked the board to approve the transfer and authorize the appropriate signature when documents are ready.

Board members moved and seconded the measure and approved it by voice vote. The motion authorized the county manager to execute the transfer on the EDA's behalf, contingent on review and approval by the EDA attorney.

The EDA did not provide further public details in the meeting about the size, map references, or the exact terms of the exchange; those specifics were not specified during the discussion. The board’s action was limited to approving the transfer and signing authority; no additional funding or implementation timeline was provided at the meeting.

Copies of the finalized conveyance and any maps are to be completed and reviewed by the EDA attorney before signature, the board chair said during the item.