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Board appointments, closed‑meeting authorization and routine votes: what the Greene County supervisors decided
Summary
At the meeting the board authorized a closed session under Code of Virginia 2.2-3711(a)(1) and voted to appoint Robert Burkholta and David Cox to the Agriculture and Forestry District Advisory Committee; the board also adopted the agenda and approved the consent agenda.
The Greene County Board of Supervisors conducted several routine and procedural votes during the meeting. Highlights:
- Closed meeting authorization: The board voted to enter a closed session citing Code of Virginia section 2.2-3711(a)(1) to discuss prospective candidates for appointment to the Agriculture and Forestal District Advisory Committee. The motion passed on roll call (aye votes recorded from Mr. McGuigan, Mr. Goolsby, Mr. Lamb, Ms. Dura and the chair).
- Appointments from executive session: After returning to open session and certifying the closed meeting, Supervisor Lamb moved to appoint Robert Burkholta and David Cox to the Agriculture and Forestal District Advisory Committee; the motion passed on roll call (aye votes recorded from the same members and the chair). The board welcomed the appointees.
- Adoption of agenda and consent agenda: The board adopted the meeting agenda by roll call and later approved the published consent agenda as a package; recorded roll-call votes show the actions passed with unanimous recorded ayes.
Other routine business recorded in the minutes included adoption of a proclamation recognizing an individual (ceremonial) and standard procedural votes to certify the closed session. There were no ordinance adoptions or budget votes recorded at this meeting.
Ending: The appointments take effect immediately; the closed-session certification was recorded on the public minutes. The board's procedural votes cleared the way for the substantive discussions that followed, notably the Virginia Tech presentation on the water reservoir and subsequent public comments.
