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County staff to seek FEMA approval to lease county-owned FEMA lots and return them to tax rolls
Summary
Louisa County staff discussed leasing county-owned FEMA lots on July 16, noting deed restrictions and FEMA director approval are required; the board directed staff to contact FEMA regional administration to pursue getting the lots back on the tax roll.
Adam Parsons told the Louisa County Board of Supervisors on July 16 that any leasing of county-owned FEMA lots must comply with deed restrictions and receive approval from the FEMA director.
The board expressed a clear goal of returning the lots to the tax rolls and asked Parsons to contact FEMA Regional Administration to seek the necessary approvals. No formal vote was recorded on a lease; the discussion was directional and referred the matter to staff for follow-up.
Parsons’ presentation emphasized compliance with deed restrictions and the need for FEMA sign-off before any lease or change of use. The board’s instruction to contact the regional FEMA office gives staff a next procedural step toward potentially placing the properties back on county tax rolls.
