Greene County public meetings in 2024

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold work sessions to consider two ordinance items: an agritourism proposal (OR24-004) and a technology/flex research and development proposal (OR24-001). The commission will also approve the November 20, 2024 meeting minutes and receive updates on monthly development activity. No public hearing is scheduled for this meeting.

• Work session on Agritourism – Farm Wineries, Breweries, Events (OR24-004)
• Work session on Technology, Flex Research and Development (OR24-001)
• Approval of Planning Commission minutes from November 20, 2024
• Update on monthly development activity
• Discussion with Ruckersville Advisory Committee and Town of Stanardsville

The Greene County Planning Commission held a work session to discuss revisions to the agritourism ordinance and a new technology, flex research and development zoning district. No formal decisions were made; staff will revise the ordinances based on the discussion. The commission agreed to add performance standards, including noise limits, to the zoning clearance column for agritourism events, and to restrict the tech district to the growth area.

• Approved November 20, 2024, minutes (motion by Kelpe, second by McCloskey)
• Discussed adding performance standards to agritourism zoning clearance, including noise decibel limits
• Discussed requiring third-party noise measurement for events
• Discussed limiting events to 50+ people requiring a permit
• Agreed to restrict technology district to growth area only
• Agreed to exclude data centers from the tech district

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings regarding zoning ordinance changes and a property easement. Members will also discuss a potential reservoir partnership with Orange County and General Fund excess.

• Public hearing for non-exclusive Easement of Right of Way on Knight’s Drive
• Public hearing to amend Zoning Ordinance regarding performance bonds and subdivision plans
• Ratification of Local Emergency Declaration for Greene Mountain Lake dam emergency
• Discussion on partnership with Orange County for the reservoir
• Discussion regarding General Fund excess

The Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a resolution directing staff to investigate collaborating with Orange County on a reservoir project, with the final decision reserved for the Board. They also approved zoning ordinance amendments clarifying performance bonds and subdivision definitions, and granted a non-exclusive easement on Knight's Drive. The meeting included discussions on legislative priorities, a Jaunt transit update, and a proposal for using excess general funds, but no final action was taken on those items.

• Adopted resolution to investigate reservoir partnership with Orange County (5-0)
• Approved zoning ordinance amendments for performance bonds and subdivision definitions (5-0)
• Granted non-exclusive easement of right-of-way on Knight's Drive to TMP 38-A-59 (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including ratification of local emergency declaration for Greene Mountain Lake dam (5-0)
• Entered closed meeting for personnel and business discussions (5-0)
• Certified closed meeting compliance (5-0)

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on proposed performance standards changes, including acceptable bond forms, as‑built requirements, and clarified review rules for subdivision plats versus site improvement plans. The commission will also discuss agritourism opportunities such as farm wineries and breweries, and provide updates on the Ruckersville Advisory Committee and development activity. A separate work session will address the Town of Stanardsville Comprehensive Plan covering community design, land use, and housing services.

• Public hearing on performance standards changes (OR23-004) – bond forms, as‑built requirement, subdivision plat vs site improvement plan review clarification
• Work session on agritourism – farm wineries, farm breweries, events and activities at agricultural operations
• Ruckersville Advisory Committee update
• Town of Stanardsville information update and development activity overview
• Work session on Town of Stanardsville Comprehensive Plan – community design, land use, housing and community services

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on several items, including a special‑use permit request from Borderline, LLC for a church and private school at 3004 Greene Edge Lane. The board will also consider amendments to the county tax code affecting land‑preservation fees and exemptions for elderly and handicapped residents. Two large supplemental budget appropriations—$6,902,058.77 from carryover funds and $1,540,207.00 from a state award—will be voted on. Additional agenda items cover water‑sewer rate changes, a local emergency‑management grant, and routine consent agenda items.

• Special‑use permit request for Borderline, LLC at 3004 Greene Edge Lane
• Amend Chapter 66 tax code: revalidation fee $60 and six‑year revalidation fee $60
• Amend Chapter 66 tax code: update exemptions for elderly and handicapped
• Supplemental appropriation of $6,902,058.77 from carryover funds
• Supplemental appropriation of $1,540,207.00 for additional state funding award

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will review performance standards and consider updates to the 19-5 Zoning Ordinance and the Subdivision Ordinance. A public hearing will be held on Borderline, LLC's request for a special use permit to locate a church and private educational institution on the 6.73‑acre R‑2 portion of 2995 Seminole Trail. The commission will also receive updates from the Ruckersville Advisory Committee, the Town of Stanardsville, and a development activity report.

• Special use permit request by Borderline, LLC for a church and private school on 2995 Seminole Trail (6.73 acres R‑2 zoning)
• Review of 19-5 Zoning Ordinance redline and final versions
• Review of Subdivision Ordinance redline and final versions
• Update from Ruckersville Advisory Committee
• Development activity update

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will review a water and sewer financial plan and consider resolutions to authorize public hearings for fee and EDU cost increases. The meeting includes a public hearing for a home business permit and a request for Regional Housing Study funding.

• Public hearing for a special use permit for auto restoration at 675 Matthew Mill Road
• Proposed resolution to authorize a public hearing to amend water and sewer fees effective January 1, 2025
• Proposed resolution to authorize a public hearing to increase the cost of EDUs
• Resolution to authorize the next phase of the White Run Reservoir project
• Refund request of $3,961.53 for a qualified disabled veteran

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider rezoning a 2.41-acre property at 14865 Spotswood Trail from Agricultural to Business Highway and High Intensity. The meeting also includes a workshop on water and sewer priorities and a vote to appropriate $220,000 in supplemental funds.

• Public hearing for rezoning 14865 Spotswood Trail from A-1 to B-3
• Workshop on water and sewer connection priorities
• Vote to appropriate $220,000 for supplemental CSA appropriation
• Monthly water and sewer update presentation
• Response to Virginia Department of Health letter

Water & Sewer Committee

The committee will discuss proposals for the Capital and Financial Plan. Members will also review a recommendation regarding a DEQ response following a VDH letter dated September 11, 2024.

• DEQ Response Recommendation regarding VDH Letter dated September 11, 2024
• Capital and Financial Plan Proposals

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on several land‑use applications. Items include a special use permit for an auto‑restoration home business on 675 Matthew Mill Road and a rezoning request to change a 15‑acre parcel on Seminole Trail from B‑2 to B‑3. Two applications by Ruckersville MHC, LLC to rezone and to obtain a special use permit for a mobile home park on Shady Grove Road have been deferred by the applicants. The commission will also discuss old/new business and upcoming joint work with the Board of Supervisors.

• Special use permit for a home auto‑restoration business at 675 Matthew Mill Road (2.27‑acre R‑1 parcel, SUP#16‑002)
• Rezoning request to change a 15‑acre parcel on Seminole Trail from B‑2 to B‑3 (TMP# 60C‑(12)‑C, RZ#24‑004)
• Rezoning request to change parcels on Shady Grove Road from R‑1 to R‑2 (20.37 acres and 1.77 acres, TMP# 66‑(A)‑39/40, RZ#24‑003)
• Special use permit request for a mobile home park on the same Shady Grove Road parcels (SUP#24‑006)
• Upcoming joint work session with the Board of Supervisors (old/new business)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on animal and environmental noise code revisions. The meeting includes discussions on tax relief for the elderly and disabled, as well as potential zoning amendments for agritourism and subdivision site plan approvals.

• Public hearing on Greene County Code revisions for Animal Noise and Environment Noise
• Appropriation of $750,000.00 in Community Project Grant Funding for Greene County Community Park
• Appropriation of $43,363.00 in DMV Selective Enforcement Grants for the Sheriff’s Office
• Discussion of Zoning Ordinance amendments regarding wineries, farm breweries, and agricultural events
• Proposed changes to require Board approval for subdivision site plans with more than 20 divisions

The Board of Supervisors held a public hearing on noise ordinance revisions but deferred a decision until November 12, 2024, after hearing concerns from the sheriff and residents. They directed staff to advertise proposed tax relief changes for the elderly and disabled, increasing income limits. The Board also approved a resolution of intent to amend zoning ordinances for agritourism, including farm stands, farm sales, and farmers' markets. A motion to require Board approval for certain site plans failed for lack of a second.

• Deferred noise ordinance amendments to November 12, 2024 (5-0)
• Directed staff to advertise tax relief income limit changes for public hearing (5-0)
• Approved resolution of intent to amend agritourism zoning ordinances (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including $750,000 park grant and $43,363 DMV grants (5-0)
• Authorized County Administrator to apply for Rescue Squad Assistance Fund grant (5-0)
• Motion to require Board approval for site plans over 20 units failed (no second)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to consider a special use permit for a farm winery with structures larger than 4,000 square feet at 12955 Dyke Road, a request deferred from earlier meetings. They will also vote on a resolution to appropriate $70,000.00 for the Byrne Discretionary Community Project grant program for the Sheriff’s Office. Additional agenda items include ending the local emergency for Tropical Storm Debby, authorizing contracts for preliminary engineering reports for mandatory water and sewer projects, and using school zone speed camera funds to purchase flashing speed limit signs.

• Public hearing on special use permit for farm winery at 12955 Dyke Road (structures >4,000 sq ft)
• Resolution to appropriate $70,000.00 for Byrne Discretionary Community Project grant program for Sheriff’s Office
• Resolution to end the local emergency for Tropical Storm Debby
• Authorization for County Administrator to contract preliminary engineering reports for mandatory water and sewer projects
• Authorization to use school zone speed camera funds to purchase flashing speed limit signs

Water & Sewer Committee

The Greene County Water & Sewer Committee will adopt its agenda, approve minutes from the July 18 and August 8 meetings, and hear a presentation on the project's financial history and potential revenue options. The meeting also includes a brief "Other Matters" segment and schedules the next meeting for September 5, 2024.

• Adopt agenda
• Approve minutes from July 18, 2024 and August 8, 2024
• Presentation on brief financial history of the project and potential revenue options
• Other Matters
• Schedule next meeting for September 5, 2024

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a rezoning request to change 14865 Spotswood Trail from Agricultural (A‑1) to Business (B‑3) for a 2.41‑acre parcel (RZ‑24‑002). The commission will also review the Blue Ridge Meadows subdivision plan covering 335 lots across several TMP parcels (SDV‑24‑013). The Town of Stanardsville Planning Commission will consider a special‑use permit for a mural on 77 Main Street (SUP‑24‑004). It will also review a 104‑lot subdivision plan (SDV‑24‑013) and discuss the comprehensive plan review schedule and broadband chapter.

• Rezoning request for 14865 Spotswood Trail from A‑1 to B‑3 (RZ‑24‑002)
• Blue Ridge Meadows subdivision review – 335 lots on TMP 37-(A)-27, 37-(A)-59, 37-(A)-60, 37-(A)-66, 38-(A)-66 (SDV‑24‑013)
• Special‑use permit for a mural at 77 Main Street, Stanardsville (SUP‑24‑004)
• Stanardsville subdivision review – 104 lots on TMP 37-(A)-66 (SDV‑24‑013)
• Discussion of comprehensive plan review schedule and broadband chapter for Stanardsville

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will consider several financial resolutions, including funding for fire departments, CSA funds, fees and reimbursements, and donations received in FY24. It will also vote on a contract to conduct a lead service line inventory for the county's drinking water system and direct staff to advertise a public hearing on updates to the Noise Ordinance. Additional items include a refund request from the Commissioner of Revenue and a request to move a part‑time sheriff’s employee to full‑time status.

• Resolution to appropriate $420,000 each to Stanardsville Volunteer Fire Department and Dyke Volunteer Fire Department for fire apparatus replacement
• Resolution to appropriate $380,000.00 for CSA funds in FY24
• Resolution to appropriate $252,185.54 for fees and reimbursements received in FY24
• Resolution to appropriate $53,225.94 for donations received in FY24
• Resolution to authorize the County Administrator to execute contract for lead service line inventory

Water & Sewer Committee

The committee is meeting to review financial reports and discuss changes to water and sewer fees. Discussions include potential rate increases for sewer-only customers and the pricing of new meters.

• Proposal to substantially raise flat rates for sewer-only customers
• Review of EDU Capital Recovery/Buy-in Fees and Connection Fees
• Discussion of water and sewer rates, including fixed minimums and inclining blocks
• Review of $400 charge for new and irrigation meters, which includes installation and setup

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will conduct routine business, including a call to order, pledge, quorum check, and approval of the June 26, 2024 meeting minutes. No new rezoning, contract, ordinance, or fee items are listed. The agenda consists solely of procedural matters.

• Approval of June 26, 2024 meeting minutes

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will meet in-person and virtually to certify a closed session, adopt the agenda, hear public comments, and vote on several resolutions. Key decisions include authorizing support for a regional housing needs assessment, signing a digital inclusion grant agreement, and allocating $51,757.50 from proffer funds for nutrient credits and engineering related to the EMS building and school bus parking lot projects.

• Resolution to support a Regional Housing Needs Assessment and Strategy Report
• Resolution to sign a Digital Inclusion Planning Grant MOA with Virginia DHCD
• Appropriation of $51,757.50 from proffer funds for nutrient credits and engineering for EMS and school bus parking lot projects
• Monthly Water & Sewer update by Director Dave Hundelt
• Tourism Council TOT recommendations presentation

Water & Sewer Committee

The Water & Sewer Committee will convene on July 18, 2024, at 4:00 p.m. to review capital projects, adopt the agenda, approve June 27 minutes, and receive a financial report. No substantive decisions are listed; the meeting is procedural.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold work sessions to review requested changes to the Greene County Zoning and Subdivision Ordinances. The body will also discuss the Town of Stanardsville Comprehensive Plan.

• Review of Article 19-5 (Zoning) and Section 7-2 (Subdivision) regarding Performance Bonds
• Review of Article 16-17 regarding Water and Sewer in the zoning ordinance and county code
• Work session on the Town of Stanardsville Comprehensive Plan
• Updates on development activity and the Ruckersville Advisory Committee

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is holding a special meeting to discuss the water and sewer director position. The session includes consideration of candidates and processes for the role. No action will be taken in open session following the closed meeting.

• Discussion regarding the water and sewer director position
• Closed meeting regarding personnel matters

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold a public hearing regarding a Special Use Permit for a farm winery at 12955 Dyke Road. The meeting also includes resolutions to accept several grants for the Sheriff’s Office and Commonwealth’s Attorney. Additionally, the Board will consider authorizing a settlement against Kroger for opioid abatement.

• Special Use Permit for a farm winery at 12955 Dyke Road
• Authorization of lawsuit settlement against Kroger for Opioid Abatement
• $45,000 grant appropriation for the Commonwealth’s Attorney
• $59,223 and $62,693 grant appropriations for the Sheriff’s Office
• Designation of Welsh Run Road as a Rural Rustic Road

Water & Sewer Committee

This meeting serves as an introduction to the Water and Sewer Capital Projects Workgroup. The agenda includes an overview of expectations and a review of historical studies and planning efforts.

• Introduction of Executive Committee members
• Review of mandatory water and sewer projects
• Discussion of history, studies, and planning efforts

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board is considering an appeal regarding the allowed uses for a farm winery under the Greene County Zoning Ordinance. The matter involves a 183.9-acre parcel located at 12955 Dyke Road in Stanardsville.

• Appeal of Zoning Administrator decision ZC24-012 regarding Farm Winery uses
• Review of 183.9-acre property at 12955 Dyke Road
• Approval of January 24, 2024, meeting minutes
• Approval of Board By-Laws

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider several proposals to amend the Zoning Ordinance regarding data centers, solar panels, and a technology district. The agenda also includes budget appropriations for CSA and broadband projects.

• Public hearing for an electronic message center on Seminole Trail by Merit Greene, LLC
• Resolution for a $570,000.00 supplemental appropriation to CSA
• Appropriation of $294,018.94 from ARPA funds for the VATI Broadband project
• Proposed zoning amendments for data centers and solar panels as special use permits
• Resolution of intent to add a Technology/Flex Research and Development district

Planning Commission

The agenda indicates that no Planning Commission meeting will take place on June 19, 2024.

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold public hearings regarding updates to the county tax code and the Secondary Six-Year Plan for FY 25-30. The agenda also includes a zoning work session and discussion of Route 670 Connector Road.

• Public hearing on Secondary Six-Year Plan for FY 25-30 and construction budget
• Public hearing on Greene County Code Chapter 66 Taxation revisions
• $193,495.00 School Resource Office grant for the Sheriff’s Office
• $22,000 transfer from Contingency to cover E911 Communications project overage
• Discussion regarding Route 670 Connector Road

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider a resolution to appropriate the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget. The meeting includes public hearings for two special use permits and updates on water, sewer, and national park relations.

• Resolution to appropriate the Fiscal Year 2025 Budget
• Public hearing for a two-family dwelling unit special use permit at 550 Sylvia Ridge Road
• Public hearing for a farm winery special use permit at 12955 Dyke Road
• Resolution of Support for the Play All Day Virginia initiative
• Vote to change staff policy regarding BZA appeals

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will review recommended language changes for performance bonds in the zoning and subdivision ordinances. The commission will also consider updates to water and sewer regulations within the zoning ordinance and county code. Other agenda items include a technology research presentation and development activity updates.

• Review of performance bond requirements (OR#23-001, OR23-004)
• Review of water and sewer language in the zoning ordinance and county code (OR#23-001)
• Technology & Flex Research Presentation Review
• Ruckersville Advisory Committee update
• Town of Stanardsville information

Board of Supervisors

The Board will consider adopting the Greene County budget for fiscal year 2024-25. The meeting also includes a public hearing on temporary event zoning amendments and presentations regarding county code updates and water and sewer discussions.

• Public hearing for amendments to the Zoning Ordinance regarding Temporary Events
• Adoption of the Greene County FY24-25 budget
• Approval of a reassessment contract with Pearson Appraisal
• Appropriation of $39,774.84 for the Next Gen Grant Fund
• Discussion regarding Water & Sewer Townhall

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on the proposed FY 2024–2025 budget, 2024 county tax rates, and a potential increase to the transient occupancy tax. The board will also consider resolutions to set personal property tax relief percentages and create a new tax classification for volunteer fire department members’ vehicles. Additionally, supervisors will vote on consent agenda items allocating state grants for COVID-19 mitigation software and a Dyke Volunteer Fire Department generator. These actions determine local service funding, resident tax bills, and short-term rental fees.

• Public hearing on the proposed Greene County Budget for FY 2024-2025
• Public hearing and adoption of Greene County tax rates for 2024
• Public hearing to consider an increase in the Transient Occupancy Tax
• Resolution to appropriate $59,990.00 from ARPA funds and $5,608.00 from LATCF funds for COVID-19 mitigation software
• Resolution to accept and appropriate $75,820 for a generator at Dyke Volunteer Fire Department

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold public hearings regarding two special use permit applications. The requests include a farm winery with large structures on Dyke Road and a two-family dwelling unit on Sylvia Ridge Road. The commission will also receive updates on local development activity.

• Special use permit for a Farm Winery at 12955 Dyke Road (SUP24-002)
• Special use permit for a two-family dwelling unit at 550 Sylvia Ridge Road (SUP24-003)
• Approval of March 20, 2024, meeting minutes
• Updates on development activity and Ruckersville/Stanardsville information

Citizen's Academy

The April 11, 2024, Citizen's Academy session provides information on county planning and zoning processes. The agenda includes discussions on the Comprehensive Plan, development review, and GIS data.

• Planning and Zoning divisions
• Comprehensive Plan and long range planning
• Development Review and Zoning Review
• GIS Data

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing regarding a rezoning request for 14865 Spotswood Trail. They will also consider increasing the fee for civil actions from $2.00 to $4.00. Additionally, the Board will review a resolution concerning Governor Youngkin's veto of local tax referendum authority.

• Rezoning request for 14865 Spotswood Trail from A-1 to B-3
• Proposed increase in civil action fees from $2.00 to $4.00
• Resolution regarding Governor Young::Youngkin's veto of local sales and use tax referendum authority
• Intent to add a Technology/Flex Research and Development district to the Zoning Ordinance
• Refund request of $4,582.78 for a qualified disabled veteran

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to decide on a special use permit request by Dwayne Sims for a home business at 912 Amicus Road. The agenda also includes a review of the FY25 Secondary Six Year Plan for unpaved roads and a water and sewer update. Consent items include accepting a $28,500 State Homeland Security Grant and directing the Agricultural and Forestal Committee to advise on agricultural policy.

• Public hearing for Dwayne Sims' special use permit for a home business at 912 Amicus Road
• Resolution to accept and appropriate $28,500.00 for the 2023 State Homeland Security Grant
• Review of FY25 Secondary Six Year Plan unpaved road options
• Water & Sewer Update presentation by WW Associates and Courtney Rogers
• Resolutions of support for FY25 Community Project Funding grant applications including a Water Tower in Stanardsville

Planning Commission

The Greene County Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three zoning matters, including a proposal to rezone a 2.41-acre parcel from agricultural to business use near Spotswood Trail. Commissioners will also discuss a special use permit for an electronic message center on Seminole Trail and review proposed changes to county rules governing temporary events. These items outline potential updates to local land-use regulations before any final action is taken.

• Public hearing on a rezone from A-1 Agricultural to B-3 Business Highway and High Intensity at 14865 Spotswood Trail (approx. 2.41 acres)
• Public hearing on a special use permit for an electronic message center on Seminole Trail near Matthew Mill Road (65.17 acres)
• Public hearing on proposed revisions to Article 16-19 temporary events in the Greene County zoning ordinance and county code
• Approval of minutes from the February 21, 2024 meeting
• Updates on development activity and advisory committee matters for Ruckersville and Stanardsville

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors is conducting a budget workshop. The provided agenda does not include specific dollar amounts or detailed line items for discussion.

• Budget work session

Board of Supervisors

The Board will hold a budget workshop and regular meeting to discuss agricultural district restructuring and solid waste tipping fees. The agenda includes reviewing community project funding for water infrastructure. The Board may also authorize public hearings for ordinance revisions regarding courthouse renovation and tourism taxes.

• Agricultural & Forestal District restructuring discussion
• Solid Waste Tipping Fee discussion
• $29,950.00 grant for Clerk’s Office reformatting/indexing
• $26,188.50 grant for Clerk’s Office item conservation
• Proposed ordinance revisions for courthouse renovation and tourism taxes

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is conducting a budget workshop to discuss various county operations. Topics include water and sewer, social services, economic development, and emergency services. The session also includes a resolution to advertise tax rates.

• Water & Sewer Operations discussion
• Social Services review
• Economic Development & Tourism discussion
• Emergency Services/EMS review
• Resolution to Advertise Tax Rates

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is conducting a budget workshop featuring presentations from the County Administrator and School Superintendent. The session includes budget discussions with several county officials, including the Sheriff and Treasurer.

• Budget presentation by County Administrator Cathy Schafrik
• School Board budget presentation by Dr. Andrea Whitmarsh
• Budget discussion with Sheriff Steve Smith
• Budget discussion with Commonwealth's Attorney Win Consolvo
• Budget discussions with Treasurer, Clerk of the Circuit Court, and Commissioner of Revenue

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will consider Comprehensive Plan recommendations from the Planning Commission. The meeting also includes discussions regarding committee appointments and the acceptance of a FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant.

• $250,000 Principal Forgiveness Grant for Lead Service Line Inventory Project
• Acceptance of FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant
• Comprehensive Plan recommendations from the Planning Commission
• Treasurer's Office turnover audit by Robinson, Farmer, Cox Associates, PLLC

Planning Commission

The commission will hold a work session regarding Temporary Events (OR23-003), including proposed changes to the Greene County Code and Zoning Ordinance Article 16. The agenda also includes development activity updates and the adoption of By-Laws for the Town of Stanardsville Planning Commission.

• Work session on Temporary Events (OR23-003) including zoning ordinance redlines
• Approval of January 17, 2024, meeting minutes
• Update on development activity
• Adoption of By-Laws for the Town of Stanardsville Planning Commission

Citizen's Academy

The Citizen's Academy will meet to discuss local government functions. The agenda includes an introduction and a presentation regarding local government in Virginia.

• Introduction for Local Government
• Presentation: Local Government in Virginia
• Discussion

School Board

This meeting is part of a Citizen's Academy. The agenda includes an introduction for local government, a presentation on local government in Virginia, and a discussion.

• Introduction for Local Government
• Presentation: Local Government in Virginia
• Discussion

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings regarding requests for special exceptions related to sign size and height. The board will also elect officers and review the organization's by-laws.

• Special exception request from MBG Properties XV, LLC/Stonewall Harley Davidson for a free-standing sign size at Seminole Trail and Buck Drive
• Special exception request from DT Retail Properties, LLC/Dollar Tree for a free-standing sign height at Seminole Trail and Enterprise Drive
• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Secretary
• Review of Board By-Laws

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors is reviewing the Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal year 2024/2025 and considering a special use permit for a home business. The meeting also includes discussions on animal noise ordinance amendments and various departmental updates.

• Public hearing for a special use permit for a plumbing, electrical, and HVAC home business at 287 Welsh Run Road
• Public hearing to review and adopt the Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal year 2024/2025
• Resolution to appropriate $12,658.15 to purchase equipment for firefighters
• Proposed amendments to Greene County Code regarding animal noises
• Resolution to accept Yates Circle, Bartholomew Place and Jeremiah Court into the Secondary System of State Highways

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will elect new officers and review existing by-laws. The meeting also includes a recommendation for a construction home business and a public hearing for a vehicle repair garage.

• Special use permit request for a construction and roofing home business at 241 Westwood Drive
• Public hearing for a vehicle repair garage special use permit at 912 Amicus Road
• Election of Chairman, Vice Chairman, Secretary, and Liaisons
• Review of 2023 Approved By-Laws

Board of Supervisors

The Greene County Board of Supervisors will discuss and vote on bylaws, meeting schedules, and board appointments for the upcoming year. The agenda also includes a presentation on FOIA and conflict of interest laws.

• Resolution to accept $1,434 for Byrne Justice Assistance Local Law Enforcement Grant
• Refund requests totaling $8,430.86 for qualified disabled veterans