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Votes at a glance: Charles City County Wetlands and CBPA boards (Oct. 7, 2024)

Charles City County Wetlands/Chesapeake Bay Board · October 7, 2024
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Summary

The boards recorded unanimous 4–0 recommendations to approve: the Jackson pier (WB-02-2024/CBPA-03-2024) and Blue Ridge Power underground lines for Keydet Solar South (WB-03-2024/CBPA-04-2024). Minutes from Aug. 5 were also approved.

At their Oct. 7 meeting the Charles City County Wetlands Board and the Chesapeake Bay Preservation Board recorded the following formal recommendations and votes:

- WB-02-2024 / CBPA-03-2024 — Application by Clay Jackson for a 365-foot pier at 8824 Wilcox Neck Road: recommended approval by the Wetlands Board (motion by Clyde L. Miles, second Joanne Daniel) and recommended approval by the CBPA (motion by E. Van Pearce, second Clyde L. Miles). Vote: 4–0 in both boards. Conditions: licensed site plan, building permit, native landscaping, pre-construction meeting, E&S measures, $1,000 surety.

- WB-03-2024 / CBPA-04-2024 — Application by Blue Ridge Power to install ~28,000 linear feet of underground medium-voltage line for Keydet Solar South: recommended approval by the Wetlands Board (motion by E. Van Pearce, second Joanne Daniel) and CBPA (motion by E. Van Pearce, second Joanne Daniel). Vote: 4–0 in both boards. Conditions: licensed site plan, building permit, native landscaping, E&S measures, pre-construction meeting, DEQ monitoring, and noted decommissioning surety (reported at $2.3 million).

- Minutes: The board approved the Aug. 5, 2024 minutes on a 4–0 vote (motion by Chair Charles H. Carter III, second by Clyde L. Miles).

These actions were recorded in the meeting minutes and will be implemented subject to the permit, site-plan and inspection steps outlined by county staff.