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Prince William County approves $2.75 million settlement in Minnieville Road interchange condemnation case
Summary
The board authorized settlement of condemnation litigation involving a parcel at 13920 Noblewood Plaza owned by Truist Bank for $2,750,000 to advance the Minnieville Road–Prince William Parkway interchange project.
The Prince William County Board of County Supervisors voted unanimously Tuesday to authorize a $2,750,000 settlement resolving litigation over the county's condemnation of a property at 13920 Noblewood Plaza, Woodbridge. The purchase is part of the county's right-of-way acquisition for the Minnieville Road–Prince William Parkway interchange project in the Neabsco Magisterial District.
The agreement resolves Circuit Court case CL2500517200 and directs county staff and the county attorney's office to execute the settlement documents. The county attorney had asked the board in closed session to approve the settlement as presented.
County officials said the payment will allow necessary property interests to be acquired for the interchange project. The motion to approve the settlement was moved and seconded during the public meeting after the board returned from closed session; the vote was unanimous.
Address and parties: the affected property is identified in the settlement as 13920 Noblewood Plaza and the owner was listed as Truist Bank. The resolution authorizes execution of the settlement agreement and payment in the stated amount to resolve the condemnation dispute.
Next steps: staff will complete closing and transfer of the required interests and continue project implementation for the Minnieville Road improvement and interchange work.
