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Votes at a glance: Page County Board actions, July 6, 2026
Summary
The Board approved a special use permit, adopted a revised Emergency Operations Plan, adopted a DEQ-driven stormwater fee increase, and scheduled public hearings on a Flourish Real Estate special use permit and volunteer incentive Code amendment; all motions passed 5‑0.
Key formal actions taken by the Page County Board of Supervisors on July 6, 2026:
- Approved special use permit for Randy Whitesides and Dawn Pence to operate a banquet/event facility at 625 Riverbend Road (tax map 69-(A)-126) with multiple conditions, permit transferable for forty (40) years (motion by Supervisor Ryan Cubbage; second Jeremy Baldwin; vote 5‑0).
- Approved the updated stormwater fee schedule following DEQ fee changes; County share increased from 28% to 30%, ongoing projects grandfathered (motion by Ryan Cubbage; second Allen Louderback; vote 5‑0).
- Adopted the revised Page County Emergency Operations Plan and entered a resolution adopting the March 7, 2022 revision; authorized Interim Director Woody Brown to make revisions (motion by Ryan Cubbage; second Susan Kile; vote 5‑0).
- Directed staff to schedule a public hearing on a Flourish Real Estate special use permit application for Aug. 17, 2026 (motion by Ryan Cubbage; second Jeremy Baldwin; vote 5‑0).
- Directed staff to schedule a public hearing on a proposed County Code amendment offering personal property tax relief to fire and rescue volunteers who volunteer 50 hours annually (motion by Ryan Cubbage; second Jeremy Baldwin; vote 5‑0).
The Board also convened a closed meeting under §2.2‑3711(A)(1) to discuss the County Administrator’s annual performance review and later certified compliance with the Virginia FOIA upon returning to open session.
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