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Louisa County approves farm subdivision, Resolution 2026-23
Summary
Louisa County supervisors approved Resolution 2026-23 to permit a farm subdivision that splits an existing parcel; no new building is expected and board members said the property appears local and in order.
Louisa County supervisors approved Resolution 2026-23 on a motion and second to allow a farm subdivision that splits an existing parcel into two holdings. Board members said the parcel will remain agricultural and that the subdivision is not expected to enable new residential construction.
The discussion introduced a map reference (G44) and noted the applicants appeared to be local residents; the board did not record detailed applicant names during the public discussion. A supervisor asked staff to confirm that the division complies with county farmland protections; no objections were raised before the vote.
The motion passed after the chair called for the question. Supervisors signed paperwork related to the resolution during the meeting; no amendments to Resolution 2026-23 were recorded in the transcript.
The action closes the current review of the subdivision; any future development on either parcel would require separate approvals under county land-use rules.
