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Board approves temporary construction easement for convenience store utility work off U.S. 250
Summary
Fluvanna supervisors approved a deed of temporary construction easement to allow developer (Zion 3 Notch/Design 3 Notch LLC) to build water and sewer facilities for a proposed Wawa at the U.S. 250/Route 15 corner; the deed authorizes county staff to sign subject to county attorney approval.
The Board of Supervisors approved a deed of temporary construction easement on April 16 to allow a developer to construct water and sewer facilities for a convenience‑store project at the U.S. 250 and Route 15 intersection.
Staff said the developer (identified in the presentation as Zion 3 Notch or Design 3 Notch LLC) needed a temporary easement on a county‑owned parcel (Tax Map 5‑7‑98) so the developer could construct the required utilities for a proposed Wawa convenience store; staff said the county property would be restored after construction.
Action: The board passed a motion to approve the deed and authorized the county administrator to sign the deed subject to approval as to form by the county attorney. The motion was made by a board member and seconded; the vote was recorded in favor by the board.
Why it matters: Granting a temporary construction easement allows a private developer to access county property for short‑term utility work necessary to serve a commercial project. The county required a public hearing under state code before approving the deed and recorded the action in the minutes.
