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Votes at a glance — Feb. 18, 2025 Stafford County Board of Supervisors meeting
Summary
Key motions and formal votes taken by the Board on Feb. 18, 2025, including land use referrals, easements and a contract amendment.
This is a concise roundup of formal actions recorded during the Stafford County Board of Supervisors meeting on Feb. 18, 2025. Counts and outcomes are taken from the transcript, where available.
- R25-05 — Grant permanent utility easement to Dominion Energy Virginia across county-owned parcels (Colonial Forge area). Outcome: approved unanimously.
- R25-42 — Authorize county administrator to approve contract amendment with KBS Earthworks Inc. for fire repairs at the Brooks Park Stream Restoration (change order reduced to $277,000). Outcome: approved, tally 6–1.
- R25-43 — Refer zoning ordinance amendment to Planning Commission to change data centers in M‑2 from by‑right to conditional-use, and authorize joint public hearing (proposed March 18). Outcome: approved 4–3 (referral to Planning Commission, joint hearing authorized).
- R25-48 — Refer zoning ordinance amendment relating to campgrounds to Planning Commission and authorize public hearing; resolution included direction to grandfather active site plans submitted prior to final ordinance adoption. Outcome: approved unanimously (board directed staff to include protection for active pipeline site plans).
- R25-49 — Amend structure of wetlands/Chesapeake Bay boards and make related appointments (as presented). Outcome: motion passed unanimously (vote recorded as "Cali vote" in packet; transcript shows unanimous passage).
- R25-51 — Authorize public hearing to consider granting an ingress/egress easement over county property to benefit adjacent parcel near Crow's Nest Natural Area Preserve. Outcome: authorized unanimously; public hearing to be scheduled.
Notes and pending items: the proposed bylaws amendment to add an investigatory process for removal of BACC members (proposed Resolution 25-47) received a first reading and substantial board direction; the item requires a second reading before adoption (targeted March 4). Several items (Lake Carroll dam advertising and detailed fiscal scenarios) were given board direction rather than a binding vote; staff were directed to return with price/repayment scenarios.
Ending: For detailed motion text, vote tallies and the staff reports, refer to the board packet and clerk’s minutes for Feb. 18, 2025.
