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Appomattox supervisors move to closed session to consult on litigation, municipal water agreements and a property negotiation
Summary
The board voted to enter closed session under Virginia Code to consult with counsel on pending or probable litigation involving Region 2000 Service Authority, to discuss municipal water agreements involving Appomattox County, and to consider negotiations over the Oakville lot (181 Piney Mountain Road).
Near the end of the June 15 meeting the county attorney read statutory authority for a closed session and asked the board to convene under Virginia Code §2.2‑3711(A)(7),(8),(29),(3). The topics described were: consultation and briefing about pending or probable litigation (Campbell County and City of Lynchburg v. Region 2000 Service Authority; County of Appomattox and County of Nelson v. Region 2000 Service Authority); municipal legal advice involving a water‑supply agreement among Appomattox County, Campbell County Utilities and Service Authority and other entities; and discussion of acquisition or disposition of real property specifically identified as the Oakville lot at 181 Piney Mountain Road.
The board voted to go into closed session for the listed purposes. The transcript does not record the closed‑session deliberations or any decisions made therein; any minutes or actions stemming from closed session would be reported in accordance with statutory requirements at a later public meeting.
