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Board OKs up to $495,000 for telework center finishing items and grants Dominion easement for site lighting
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Supervisors approved using up to $495,000 in Capital Projects funds for furnishings, signage and IT at a new county telework center and granted a Dominion Energy easement for exterior lighting at the telework site; both actions passed unanimously.
The King and Queen County Board of Supervisors approved two actions tied to the county’s telework center at its Sept. 9 meeting: authorization to use up to $495,000 in Capital Projects funds for furniture, signage, IT equipment and finishing items, and a utility easement to allow exterior lighting installed through Dominion Energy’s municipal lighting program.
County Administrator Ms. Seay told the board staff had worked with the architect and vendors to finalize pricing for furnishings and amenities and requested use of budgeted capital project funds for up to $495,000. A motion to transfer the money from capital contingency and authorize the expenditure passed 4–0, with Supervisor S.C. Alsop absent.
Separately, Ms. Seay asked the board to approve an additional utility easement at the telework center site to accommodate exterior lighting. The Board approved the easement by unanimous vote.
The meeting record does not list a construction completion date or detailed vendor contracts for the telework center; staff identified funds in the capital budget and moved them from contingency to the project line. The board did not set explicit post‑approval reporting requirements during the meeting.