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Votes at a glance: rezoning approvals, consent agenda and surplus vehicles
Summary
At the meeting the board approved two rezoning requests (Arden Development and a Barrick property), approved the consent agenda and voted to surplus four military vehicles for the sheriff’s office; most measures passed unanimously, one rezoning passed with one abstention.
The Washington County Board of Supervisors approved a series of routine and land‑use actions during the meeting, including two rezoning requests, consent agenda items and a request to surplus military vehicles.
Arden Development Group: Planning staff summarized a rezoning request to add approximately 0.17 acres to an existing R3 residential high‑density development at 13254 King Mill Pike. Chad Keane (Speaker 13) representing Arden told the board VDOT supports the change because it allows lengthening of required turning lanes. The board voted to grant the rezoning (vote recorded as 7‑0).
Todd Barrick property: Planning staff described a request to rezone about 29.62 acres adjacent to Young Drive to A2 agricultural to permit placement of a manufactured home (limited to two manufactured homes per parcel under county rules). Applicant Todd Barrick (Speaker 14) said he intends to place a single manufactured home and submitted a site plan. The board approved the rezoning on the Planning Commission recommendation; the vote was recorded as 6‑0 with one abstention.
Consent agenda and surplus vehicles: The board approved the consent agenda by a 7‑0 vote. The sheriff’s office request to surplus four military vehicles (non‑controlled property in inventory for 1 year) was moved and approved unanimously.
Closed session and certification: The board also convened a closed session under Virginia Code §2.2‑3711 for consultation with legal counsel on probable or actual litigation. After the closed session the board certified compliance with the Virginia Freedom of Information Act by unanimous vote and adjourned.
