The Council addressed multiple fiscal and zoning matters, including budget amendments for the Riverton Sewer Lift Station project, outstanding purchase orders, and various infrastructure grants. Key policy discussions focused on ordinance amendments regarding data center definitions, zoning district regulations, and provisions for outdoor dining. The Council also reviewed special use permit applications, considered a Memorandum of Understanding for the Military Tribute Banner Program, and discussed updates to the Advisory Commission for Environmental Sustainability. Additionally, the Council supported the Advancing Virginia Main Street designation and evaluated tourism collaboration efforts.
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The Council received a presentation on the Flock Safety Automated License Plate Reader program and conducted public hearings regarding financing for the Riverton Sewer Lift Station and Wastewater Treatment Plant Centrifuge projects. The Council adopted zoning text amendments concerning the appointment of the Zoning Administrator and established performance standards for outdoor dining. Additionally, the Council approved a consent agenda covering an employee handbook update, various infrastructure contract awards, and an appointment to the Northern Shenandoah Valley Regional Commission. Other business included authorizing a Memorandum of Understanding for the Military Tribute Banner Program, accepting a storm drainage easement, extending a moratorium on data center applications, and approving the purchase of a track loader.
Sep 28, 2026·Board meeting agenda packet
Front Royal Town Council Special And Regular Meeting Minutes
The meetings encompassed various agenda items, including the discussion of the Flock Safety ALPR Camera Program and the financing of the Riverton Sewer Lift Station and Centrifuge projects. Council reviewed ordinance amendments regarding Zoning Administrator responsibilities, outdoor dining definitions, and data center regulations. Significant procurement actions included the award of townwide milling and paving contracts, the Prospect Street bridge replacement project, and the purchase of public works equipment. Additionally, the Council deliberated on an appeal regarding a Board of Architectural Review decision, discussed the proposed closure of a portion of Church Street to motor vehicle traffic, and addressed employee handbook updates and various municipal appointments.
Feb 9, 2026·Board meeting
Town Council Regular Work Session
The work session agenda covered several items. Key discussions included an overview of the Electric Cost of Service Study, which detailed a significant revenue shortfall due to increased wholesale power costs, and staff recommendations for a two-phased approach to update the electric rate structure. New business items involved the requested purchase of replacement police department patrol vehicles, a budget amendment to receive reimbursement funds from the Commonwealth of Virginia 9-1-1 Service Board for Call Handling Equipment, a request for a sidewalk waiver for the Squirrel Hill Subdivision, and a Deed of Easement regarding public water/sewer facilities. Unfinished business included updates on the Shenandoah Avenue Lighting VDOT Revenue Sharing Project and an ordinance amendment concerning special events.
