Board roundup: grants, Head Start support, proffer amendments, trails and tower leases approved; overgrowth ordinance continued

The York County Board of Supervisors voted on several agenda items during the meeting; most were approved by roll call and one public‑safety/overgrowth code item was continued to July 15 for further work.

Key outcomes from the meeting record: - Consent calendar: the board approved the consent calendar (motion by Supervisor Sheppard). Items listed on the consent calendar included approval of minutes, a Whites‑Faulkner sewer extension grant, two two‑year extensions of special‑use permits (Flippingly LLC and Natasha House), and a building safety/IT renovation item among others. Motion and roll call recorded; consent calendar approved. - Natasha House special‑use extension: the board approved a two‑year extension for Natasha House (applicant representation: Greg Bowditch, Douglass Development Partners). Bowditch explained financing and a plan to expand roughly by adding attic space to create roughly eight additional suites; he estimated construction could begin within 6–12 months,…