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Board removes commercial trash‑container requirement from campground special‑use permit

Buckingham County Board of Supervisors · December 16, 2025

Summary

The board voted to strike a condition requiring a commercial solid waste container for a two‑site campground (case 25SUP361) and moved to set the permit matter for the January hearing after staff introduced the application.

Miss Epperson of the zoning staff introduced case 25SUP361 for applicants Jay Corey and Kathleen Shaleen, who seek permission to operate two campsites on a 27‑acre parcel (tax map 38‑7‑2). The application included 10 conditions; board members discussed condition 4, which required a commercial solid‑waste container.

Supervisor (Speaker 11) said the applicant intends to live in a camper while building a house and recommended striking the commercial‑waste condition: "My recommendation is to strike that condition from the permit." A motion to remove condition 4 was moved, seconded, and the board recorded seven yes votes in favor. The board then moved to set the application for the January public hearing and proceed consistent with scheduling.

Why it matters: striking the condition alters the sanitation requirement attached to the special‑use permit; the vote was explicitly recorded and applicants were present. The board did not add other new conditions at the meeting and the case will next return at the scheduled public‑hearing date.

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