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Louisa County supervisors adopt Resolution 2026-14 approving additional subdivision land
Summary
Supervisors voted to adopt Resolution 2026-14 after hearing that a previously purchased roughly 100-square-foot parcel was insufficient; the motion to approve passed by voice vote. The board also completed routing the signed paperwork.
Louisa County supervisors voted to approve Resolution 2026-14, a measure tied to expanding land for a subdivision after earlier land purchased proved too small. Speaker 1 moved to approve the resolution and the board recorded affirmative 'Aye' responses, with the chair noting a recorded '9' during the vote.
The matter was opened by Speaker 1, who explained the project required additional acreage because 'We only had about a 100 foot square last time, and it just wasn't big enough to expand' and then moved for approval. Board members voiced assent and paperwork for the resolution was located and confirmed during the meeting.
The record shows the board instructed staff to ensure the signed resolution and supporting documents are filed. No amendments or recorded dissent were made during the discussion. The item was presented and decided during the meeting; no further hearing date was set in the transcript.
Action details: Motion text as spoken: 'I'll make the motion' to approve Resolution 2026-14 (as introduced by Speaker 1). Outcome: approved (voice vote, recorded '9').
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