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Board adopts zoning text amendment aligning county code with Virginia law
Summary
The board adopted a zoning-ordinance text amendment to update sections on appeals, violations and penalties to align local code with recent changes to the Code of Virginia; planning staff said the changes concern storage/disposal of nonagricultural excavation material.
Planning staff presented a zoning‑ordinance text amendment at the April 9 public hearing intended to bring county language into alignment with recent changes in the Code of Virginia.
Staff explained the amendment updates sections 13‑300 (appeals) and 13‑600 (violations and penalties) with particular attention to rules related to storage or disposal of nonagricultural excavation material, waste and debris. At the March meeting the planning commission had unanimously recommended approval subject to the attached resolution. No public speakers were signed up; a supervisor moved to adopt the amendment (transcript references a code/ordinance ID in the record) and the board approved it by voice vote.
Staff said they were available for questions; none were raised during the public hearing and the ordinance language will be updated in the county code to reflect the change.
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