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Board approves Moses retail and auction site conditional use permit with one abstention
Summary
Jason and Ella Moses received Board approval for CUP 4‑23 to operate a retail store, livestock auctions and flea markets at 368 K‑V Road; the Planning Commission’s recommended conditions were applied and Supervisor Hoover abstained from the vote.
The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors approved Conditional Use Permit 4‑23 on April 11, authorizing Jason and Ella Moses to operate a retail store and related activities (livestock auctions and flea markets) at 368 K‑V Road in Victoria.
Jason and Ella Moses told the Board they plan to market to small farmers and will obtain Department of Agriculture licensing once the CUP is approved. The Planning Commission reviewed the application and recommended conditions, which the Board included in its approval.
The motion to approve passed with six supervisors voting yes and Supervisor T. Wayne Hoover recorded as abstaining. The Board did not provide further operational details such as hours of operation, expected auction frequency or parking plans at the meeting; those operational conditions are expected to be enforced through the CUP conditions recommended by staff and the Planning Commission.
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