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Votes at a glance: Greene County Board actions on Dec. 9
Summary
The board recorded unanimous roll‑call approvals on several items including planning‑commission appointments, a rezoning, parkland acquisition authorization, a turn‑lane support resolution and acceptance of a $12 million state grant for the White Run Reservoir project. Several items will require follow‑up implementation steps.
The Greene County Board of Supervisors recorded roll‑call votes on multiple items during the Dec. 9 meeting. Key approved actions (all with aye votes recorded unless noted):
- Appointments to the Planning Commission: Jason Snow, Mark Kelp and Peter Waddich (four‑year terms to 12/31/2029). Motion passed on roll call after closed session.
- Rezoning: Zone number 25‑002 to rezone tax map 30‑37d‑a‑2b (0.52 acres at 8834 Spotswood Trail) from R‑1 to B‑3. Motion and roll‑call approval followed staff recommendation and a Planning Commission 4–0 recommendation.
- Park acquisition authorization: County administrator authorized to proceed with purchase of a parcel adjacent to Greene County Park (pursuant to Va. Code §15.2‑1800); Planning Commission directed to review for substantial accord with the comprehensive plan.
- Acceptance of grant funding: Resolution to accept $12,000,000 from the Virginia Department of Health for the White Run Reservoir raw water main, intake and pump station; board scheduled a January public hearing to appropriate funds.
- Turn‑lane support: Resolution supporting VDOT review and potential funding for a turn‑lane improvement on Route 33 Business at Monroe Drive to mitigate school pickup congestion.
Several consent items were adopted together by roll call; staff will return with implementation details and funding plans for appropriations and capital work where required.
This summary lists motions and outcomes as recorded in the meeting transcript; appropriation and implementation steps noted above will require subsequent actions and documentation.
