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LOW MOOR — The Alleghany CountyBoard of Supervisors will meet Tuesday at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
The 5 p.m. meeting will be a closed session to discuss a personnel matter in relation to the county administrator position, and a prospective business or industry.
The September business meeting will be held at 7 p.m.
There will be public hearings on:
— Proposed amendments to the county code to add a short-term rental section and definitions/zoning
district uses associated with short-term rentals.
— An application from David and Cynthia Forbes to rezone the property at 111 Country Club Lane from a Residential R-1 zone
classification to a Residential R-2 zone classification in order to proceed to apply for a special exception to allow an event venue for wedding receptions, meetings, and special events to the public.
The board will receive a monthly update from Susan Hammond of the Virginia Department of Transportation.
Under unfinished business, supervisors will consider the appointment of James Griffith to the Local Office on Aging Advisory Board.
New business will include:
— Ingrid Barber, Alleghany Highlands Community Services executive director, to discuss and consider the fiscal 2022-2023 performance contract with the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Services.
— The personal property tax relief rate for tax year 2021.
— A adoption of an emergency operations plan.
— A waiver of tipping fee at the transfer station for the Falling Spring Fire Department for the disposal of materials from a roof replacement.
— A land-use permit resolution with VDOT.
— A recommendation from the Planning Commission for David and Cynthia Forbes to rezone the property at 111 Country Club Lane from a Residential R-1 zone classification to a Residential R-2 zone classification.
There will be a closed meeting, if needed, to discuss a personnel matter in relation to the county administrator position; a prospective business or industry; and consultation with legal counsel.
