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Votes at a glance: consent agenda, postponed public hearings and other actions from Blacksburg council meeting
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda, rescheduled three public hearings for March 11, and recorded votes on other ordinances and a resolution during the meeting.
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At its meeting, the Blacksburg Town Council recorded several procedural and substantive votes:
- Consent agenda: The council approved the consent agenda (minutes for January 14, CUP request to permit lighting at a public park or field at 2100 Toms Creek Road, and scheduling ordinances). The clerk called the roll and the motion passed by recorded ayes.
- Postponed public hearings: The council voted to reschedule for March 11 three items that had been on that night’s public hearings: Ordinance 20 63 (vacation of approximately 2,000 square feet of town‑owned alley right of way between the 800 block of Cabrich Street and the 900 block of Progress Street NW), Ordinance 20 62 (rezoning 2.88 acres at 801 North Main Street and adjacent blocks to planned residential district), and CUP 20 43 (conditional use permit to use an alley for non‑single unit residential dwellings). The motion to reschedule those three items to the March 11 public hearing passed on roll call.
- Ordinance scheduling: The council also scheduled Ordinance 20 70 (amendment to subdivision ordinance sections pertaining to sanitary sewer construction and design) and Ordinance 20 71 (amend town code to lower speed limits on certain town streets) for the March 11 meeting as part of the consent agenda process.
Each of these actions was taken by motion, second and roll call vote; the meeting record shows the motions passed and the items were either approved (consent agenda) or rescheduled for the March 11 public hearing as noted.

