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Goochland supervisors authorize Station 7 design funds and adopt 2025 utility master plan
Summary
The board authorized transfer of funds to hire the architect for Station 7 and adopted the Department of Public Utilities' 2025 master plan, which projects needs through 2050 and judged an Oilville extension as cost‑prohibitive at roughly $114 million.
The Goochland County Board of Supervisors voted April 7 to authorize county staff to transfer capital funds to pay architecture and engineering costs for a proposed Station 7 on Hockett Road and to declare the county’s official intent to reimburse qualifying expenditures from the proceeds of future bond financing if bonds are later issued.
Dr. Raley described cost efficiencies from using the same architect that designed Station 8 and told the board the appropriation and declaration of intent are permissive — "this is not committing you to utilizing bond financing," he said — but would preserve the county’s ability to reimburse the cash outlay from future debt proceeds if the…
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