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Votes at a glance: supervisors approve comprehensive plan update, adopt resolutions and confirm board appointments

2104242 · January 10, 2025
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Summary

At its regular meeting the Grayson County Board of Supervisors approved multiple routine items: adoption of the comprehensive plan update, a resolution honoring the Grayson County High School football team, the abandonment-notice resolution for a 0.05-mile section of discontinued Route 660, and several board reappointments.

The Grayson County Board of Supervisors recorded several formal actions during its regular monthly meeting. The board adopted a five-year comprehensive plan update, adopted two ceremonial or property-related resolutions, and approved reappointments and a temporary arrangement for a senior-advocacy committee position. Key votes and motions are summarized below.

Votes at a glance

- Comprehensive plan update (resolution): Adopted by roll call. Named supervisors recorded ayes during the roll call. The board will accept corrections and staff will prepare a scope and budget for a possible full rewrite in the next cycle.

- Resolution honoring Grayson County High School football team: Adopted by voice vote. The resolution congratulated the team and directed the clerk to transmit copies to the superintendent, principal and school staff. The resolution text named head coach Stephen James, principal Jared Lemons and superintendent Kelly Wilmore.

- Notice of intent to abandon portion of discontinued Route 660 (resolution pursuant to Code of Virginia a7 33.2-909): Adopted by roll call. The resolution finds that a discontinued portion of secondary Route 660 from the end of state maintenance at Route 925 to Route 660 (approximately 0.05 miles or about 264 feet) "serves no public necessity" and directs the clerk to post and publish notice and transmit a certified copy to the resident engineer at the Virginia Department of Transportation. The resolution arose from a request by a property owner (identified in meeting materials as Stephen Bannon Rannett) and an engineer who contacted staff (Mark Williams, Wickesville district).

- Board reappointments and committee staffing: The board approved a slate of reappointments (building-inspection board of appeals and others) and agreed to accept an interim arrangement for the Grayson County Senior Advocacy Committee while staff seeks a replacement for a member who indicated a desire to resign. Motions to reappoint were moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote.

Procedural notes and record

Motions on the above items were moved and seconded as noted on the meeting record; the comprehensive plan and the Route 660 abandonment required roll-call votes and were adopted. The school-resolution and reappointment items were approved by voice vote. Where the transcript recorded specific roll-call responses, named supervisors recorded aye votes; other items passed on unanimous voice votes or by recorded ayes without opposition.

No further consequential legislative actions were taken in this meeting; many agenda items were procedural (appointments, routine resolutions) and administrative staff reported on operational matters.