The board addressed numerous administrative and legislative items, including the approval of a public hearing request regarding Dominion Energy's transmission rebuild project and the adoption of various resolutions of intent for zoning text amendments related to energy facilities, battery storage, and housing. Discussions and actions were taken regarding the UVA Ground Lease amendment for the Emergency Communications Center, support for SMART SCALE transportation project applications, and a special exception for research and development use at 1652 State Farm Boulevard. Additionally, the board appointed a new Director of Community Development, authorized participation in the Virginia Municipal Investment Trust, approved compensation increases for board and commission members, and passed multiple ordinances concerning Agricultural and Forestal Districts and riparian buffer protection standards.
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Albemarle County Board of Supervisors Regular Meeting
The Board addressed several legislative and administrative matters, including procedural approvals for remote participation and advocacy regarding the state budget. Significant actions included authorizing a ground lease amendment for the Emergency Communications Center and passing Resolutions of Intent to update the zoning ordinance to align with changes in state law concerning solar facilities, battery storage, parking, and housing regulations. The Board also supported eight transportation projects for SMART SCALE grant applications, approved a special exception for a research and development use at 1652 State Farm Boulevard, and discussed a proposed pilot program for employer-assisted housing. Additionally, a proclamation was issued honoring Charles Ridgeway "Ridge" Schuyler III.
Apr 22, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Supervisors of Albemarle County Regular Meeting
The Board adopted the Calendar Year 2026 tax rates, the revised FY 2027 operating and capital budget, and the annual resolution of appropriations. Additionally, the Board approved amendments to the County Code regarding the fee schedule, the FY 2027-2031 Capital Improvement Plan, and a resolution regarding the intent to reimburse expenditures with bond proceeds. Key discussion points included funding allocations for the Affordable Housing Investment Fund, the Dogwood Vietnam Memorial bridge project, developer fee structures, and the use of school reserves.
