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Powhatan supervisors approve tower lease, extend tax deadline and adopt changes to dog license and family‑division rules
Summary
The board approved a T‑Mobile tower lease that increases protections and rent, ratified an emergency tax‑bill due‑date extension after Keystone software errors, replaced the annual dog license with a $20 lifetime license, and approved family‑division subdivision amendments with modified holding periods.
At its June 23 meeting the Powhatan County Board of Supervisors approved a series of administrative and financial items, including a lease renewal with T‑Mobile, a formal ratification of an emergency tax‑billing extension, a change to dog‑licensing fees and amendments to family‑division subdivision rules.
Tom Nolan, public safety communications director, presented a rewritten lease proposal with T‑Mobile for the Mitchell Road tower and said the new contract gives the county stronger control over radio‑frequency interference and other site issues while increasing rent over the life of the lease. “This lease is…
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