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Board approves kennel in Nokesville with conditions after neighborhood debate
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved a special-use permit for a commercial kennel in Nokesville on June 3, imposing sound-mitigation, access and operational conditions after neighbors raised noise and runoff concerns.
Prince William County supervisors approved a special-use permit on June 3 to allow a commercial dog kennel and related services on a 10.7-acre property in Nokesville.
Applicant Kevin Kane sought permission for up to 40 dogs, training classes, grooming, limited retail (for clients) and breeding with a cap on litters. Planning staff and the planning commission recommended approval with conditions. Supervisors discussed sight lines, the location of the commercial entrance and extensive sound mitigation measures proposed by the applicant.
Key conditions and mitigations
- Noise mitigation: Applicant committed to interior sound-attenuating materials and exterior "acoustic fence" features designed to lower sound transmission. Staff included a condition…
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