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Roanoke County adopts amendment to 200 Plan to study West Roanoke River Greenway
Summary
The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution Nov. 18 to amend the county's 200 Plan to include a West Roanoke River Greenway Feasibility Study, which will explore potential routes between Greenhill Park and Montgomery County; two citizens spoke at the hearing.
The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors on Nov. 18 adopted a resolution to amend the county's 200 Plan to incorporate the West Roanoke River Greenway Feasibility Study.
According to the meeting recap, the measure opened the 6 p.m. session and directs a feasibility study to identify potential feasible routes for a greenway connecting Greenhill Park to Montgomery County. Em Portner, who narrated the Board in Brief recap, said two citizens spoke during the public hearing. The board adopted the resolution; the recap did not include a roll-call or vote tally.
The study is presented in the recap as a planning step to evaluate routing options; the transcript does not specify a timeline, budget, or which department will lead the work. The public hearing included two speakers whose names were not provided in the recap.
Portner concluded this segment by noting the board adopted the resolution. The transcript does not record further details about funding, environmental review, or required approvals by neighboring jurisdictions.
