Augusta County, VA

Parks & Recreation Commission

The commission will meet to discuss departmental reports and conduct a briefing on the adopted Comprehensive Plan, 'Guiding Augusta, Pathways to 2045'.

• Work session on 'Guiding Augusta, Pathways to 2045' Comprehensive Plan with Planner II Julia Hensley

Board of Supervisors

Board of Supervisors

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on several special use permit requests. These include requests for short-term rentals, a telecommunications tower, and business operations. The board will also continue a hearing regarding a Dominion Energy storage yard.

• Short-term rental requests for 282 Bald Rock Road, 159 Azalea Drive, and 314 High Meadow Lane
• Request to expand a non-conforming dwelling at 32 Seawright Springs Road
• Request for a deer processing and taxidermy business at 378 Smoky Row Road
• Request for a kennel and boarding facility at 1100 Quicks Mill Road
• Request for a 199’ telecommunication tower on Mt. Solon Road

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

Parks & Recreation Commission

Board of Supervisors

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Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

Planning Commission

Board of Supervisors

Parks & Recreation Commission

Board of Zoning Appeals

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Parks & Recreation Commission

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Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss the Quarterly Financial Report and a draft Legislative Package. Members will consider supplemental appropriations and a matching grant for Ruritan Charities of Mt. Sidney, Inc.

• Parks & Recreation Matching Grant for Ruritan Charities of Mt. Sidney, Inc. for $36,464.00
• Quarterly Financial Report including infrastructure and school year end fund balance
• Draft Legislative Package
• Supplemental Appropriations
• Ambulance Billing

Planning Commission

Planning Commission

The Augusta County Planning Commission will hold public hearings to determine if substantial accord exists for two solar energy project requests. The commission will also review the 2025 Annual Report.

• Special Use Permit for SRE Solar Origination 2, LLC (3.5 MWac) at Weyers Cave Road and Fountain Cave Road
• Special Use Permit for Augusta CSG 2, LLC (4.95 MWac) north of Parkersburg Turnpike
• Review of the 2025 Annual Report

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Augusta County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on 12 special use permit requests, ranging from apartments in a farm structure and short-term rentals to an excavating business, a telecommunications tower, and a Dominion Energy storage yard. The board will also approve minutes from its August 6, 2026 meeting. All requests are for specific properties across the county's districts.

• Special Use Permit for apartments in existing farm structure at 245 Berry Lane, Staunton (Frank and Patricia Fortebuono)
• Six Special Use Permits for short-term rentals at various addresses in Lyndhurst, Waynesboro, Spottswood, and Staunton
• Special Use Permit for excavating business with outdoor storage at 68 Countryside Lane, Waynesboro (Pushin Pavement, LLC)
• Special Use Permit for 199' telecommunications tower at 1655 Knightly Mill Road, Fort Defiance (The Towers, LLC)
• Special Use Permit for Dominion Energy regional storage yard for transformers off Jefferson Highway

Board of Zoning Appeals

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Augusta County Parks & Recreation Commission meets Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. at the Augusta County Government Center in Verona. The agenda is largely routine, covering public comments, minutes approval, the treasurer's and director's reports, and old and new business. The one listed substantive item is a staff report on acquired property at Schneider Park in Stuarts Draft, VA. No votes, dollar amounts, or specific decisions are detailed in the agenda text.

• Staff report on acquired property — Schneider Park of Stuarts Draft, VA
• Public comment period open to residents
• Treasurer's Report and Director's Report scheduled
• Old Business and New Business listed with no items specified
• Adoption of Minutes

The Parks & Recreation Commission recommended that the Board approve a matching grant for the Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club Charities. The commission also approved the June meeting minutes and rescheduled the September meeting.

• Recommended Board approval of $36,464 matching grant for Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club Charities (6-0)
• Approved June minutes as written (6-0)
• Moved September meeting date from September 16 to September 30 at 7pm (6-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests and an ordinance amendment, then consider several contracts and requests, including a Flock camera contract, an AFID agreement, new court clerk positions, a tax refund, and a park construction contract.

• Rezone 5.02 acres on Beam Lane from General Business to Multi-Family Residential (Acend 2002 LLC)
• Rezone 13.08 acres off Fauber Lane/Barterbrook Road from General Agriculture to Single Family Residential (Young Real Estate & Knapp Construction)
• Consider amendments to Chapter 9-Environment ordinance
• Award $29,568 contract to Lantz Construction for Stuarts Draft Park second stage
• Approve $37,281 tax refund to F&M Bank for Bank Franchise Tax

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will discuss several land-use rezoning requests and a contract for park construction. The meeting also includes presentations on broadband, Flock cameras, and property maintenance.

• Rezone 5.02 acres from General Business with proffers to Multi-Family Residential (Acend 2002 LLC)
• Rezone 13.08 acres from General Agriculture to Single Family Residential (Young Real Estate, Inc. & Knapp Construction LLC)
• $29,568.00 contract for Stuarts Draft Park construction via Lantz Construction
• $37,281.00 Bank Franchise Tax refund request from F&M Bank
• Discussion of AFID and Local Performance Agreements for Stone Ledge Cider

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on an ordinance amending the real property tax section related to land use, and will consider letters of objection to Verizon's discontinuance of landlines. The agenda also includes routine consent items (minutes and claims) and public comment periods.

• Public hearing on ordinance to amend Chapter 22, Article II, Section 22-15 (Real Property Tax)
• Consideration of letters of objection to Verizon landline discontinuance
• Approval of minutes from July 22, 2026 regular meeting
• Approval of claims paid since August 1, 2026

Planning Commission

The Augusta County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two rezoning requests: one to rezone 5.02 acres on Beam Lane in Fishersville from General Business to Multifamily Residential, and another to rezone 13.08 acres off Fauber Lane and Barterbrook Road in Jolivue from General Agriculture to Single Family Residential. The commission will also consider approving the minutes from the August 11, 2026 meeting and receive staff information on Board of Zoning Appeals items.

• Rezone 5.02 acres (TMP 066E (8) 3 & 066E (8) 4) on Beam Lane (Rte. 1180) from General Business to Multifamily Residential, owned by Acend 2002 LLC
• Rezone 13.08 acres (TMP 065 72A, 065 27A, & 065 27D) off Fauber Lane (Rte. 1428) and Barterbrook Road (Rte. 635) from General Agriculture to Single Family Residential, owned by Young Real Estate, Inc & Knapp Construction LLC
• Approval of minutes from August 11, 2026 regular and called meetings
• Staff report on Code of Virginia Section 15.2-2310 (Board of Zoning Appeals items)

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on an agricultural district withdrawal and a rezoning request in Mount Sidney. The board will also vote on a $17,000 contract extension for the new courthouse, a $18,640.37 purchase for cell phone pouches, and a funding request for the Walkers Creek Volunteer Fire Department.

• Public hearing to withdraw approximately 90.113 acres from the Middle River Agricultural and Forestal District
• Public hearing to rezone approximately 6.06 acres from General Business to General Industrial in Mount Sidney
• Consideration of $18,640.37 for Yondr cell phone pouches for the Augusta County Courthouse
• Consideration of a $17,000.00 contract amendment for the new Moseley courthouse project
• Consideration of a $19,120.53 funding request from Walkers Creek Volunteer Fire Department

The Board approved a project agreement with VDOT for a roundabout at Route 256 and Triangle Drive. Other actions included approving a rezoning for a manufacturing facility, a land withdrawal for a communications tower, and a 23% personal property tax relief rate for 2026.

• Approved Route 256 at Triangle Drive roundabout project agreement (7-0)
• Approved rezoning 6.06 acres to General Industrial for manufacturing facility (7-0)
• Approved withdrawal of 90.113 acres from Middle River Agricultural and Forestal District (7-0)
• Approved 23% personal property tax relief rate for 2026 (7-0)
• Denied purchase of Yondr cell phone pouches for courthouse (6-1)
• Approved providing space for a locked cabinet for public defenders (4-3)
• Approved $17,000 Moseley contract amendment for courthouse (6-1)
• Denied proposal for Churchville Volunteer Fire Department land lease (3-4)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will discuss several items, including a contract extension for the new courthouse, a resolution setting the personal property tax relief rate, and a sidewalk funding application. They will also consider a sewer easement for a new tire facility, cell phone pouches for the courthouse, and two land use requests (an agricultural district withdrawal and a rezoning). The meeting is a staff briefing, so most items are for discussion rather than final action.

• Contract amendment for Moseley courthouse contract, $17,000 funding
• Resolution on Personal Property Tax Relief Act rate
• TAP application for sidewalk extension on Quicks Mill Road from US11 to Charlottes Court
• Sewer easement for C&C Tire at 2620 Stuarts Draft Highway
• Rezoning of 6.06 acres in Mount Sidney from General Business to General Industrial

The Board held a staff briefing to review reports and determine which items would be placed on the August 26 agenda. No final policy or funding decisions were made, though the Board accepted VDOT and Fire-Rescue reports as information.

• Accepted VDOT status report as information
• Authorized Mill Place Commerce Park agreements for Aug 26 agenda
• Authorized Personal Property Tax Relief Act resolution for Aug 26 consent agenda
• Authorized $17,000 Moseley contract amendment for Aug 26 agenda
• Authorized Quicks Mill Road TAP application for Aug 26 consent agenda
• Authorized Stuarts Draft Highway sewer easement for Aug 26 agenda
• Authorized $21,140.63 courthouse cell phone pouch purchase for Aug 26 agenda
• Authorized public defender office space and employee bonus ordinance for Aug 26 agenda

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Augusta County Parks & Recreation Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including public comments, minutes, treasurer's and director's reports, and old/new business. The main substantive item is a recreation matching grant submitted by the Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club. The agenda is otherwise procedural.

• Recreation Matching Grant submitted by Ruritan Charities of Mt. Sidney (Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club)
• Public comments, including members of Mt. Sidney Ruritan Club
• Adoption of minutes and treasurer's report
• Director's report and staff matters

The Augusta County Parks and Recreation Commission approved the May minutes as written and received updates on the Director's report, including no plans to continue with Athletes Global Corporation and no direct revenue from Clymore Elementary's event at Natural Chimneys Park. No substantive decisions were made beyond the minutes approval; other items were informational discussions.

• Approved May minutes as written (6-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on an ordinance for employee bonuses and consider a resolution to place a school construction sales tax referendum on the ballot. They will also discuss a previously tabled rezoning request, a crop press study, and other items. The meeting includes several procedural matters and a closed session.

• Public hearing on employee bonus ordinance
• Rezoning request for 6.928 acres at 38 Lyndale Lane, Lyndhurst (TMP 076 54B) from Single Family Residential-15 to Rural Residential; Planning Commission recommends denial
• Resolution for referendum on sales tax for school construction and major renovation projects
• Discussion on Agriculture Crop Press Study and possible AFID planning grant application
• Consideration of ownership of portraits from the 1901 Augusta County Circuit Courthouse

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors approved placing a 1% sales tax referendum for school construction and renovations on the November ballot. The Board also approved an employee bonus ordinance for public schools and social services, agreed to apply for an AFID planning grant for an agriculture crop press study, and tabled a rezoning request for 38 Lyndale Lane. Additionally, the Board postponed a decision regarding the Churchville Fire Department hub station to August 24, 2026, and approved property and board appointment motions following a closed session.

• Approved employee bonus ordinance for public schools and social services (7-0)
• Adopted resolution honoring the life and service of John Ward (7-0)
• Tabled rezoning request at 38 Lyndale Lane (TMP 076 54B) until further notice (6-1)
• Approved moving forward with the AFID Planning Grant for a crop press study (6-1)
• Approved placing a 1% sales tax referendum for school construction on the November ballot (5-2)
• Postponed Churchville Fire Department decision to August 24, 2026 Staff Briefing (5-2)
• Approved consent agenda containing previous minutes and claims (7-0)
• Approved second amendment to the Commercial Purchase Agreement for Zapton House and adjacent property (7-0)

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on two items: a request to withdraw 90.113 acres at 1655 Knightly Mill Road from the Middle River Agricultural and Forestal District, and a request to rezone 6.06 acres east of Lee Highway (Route 11) from General Business to General Industrial with proffers. The commission will also consider approving minutes from the July 14 meeting.

• Withdrawal of 90.113 acres (TMP 037 92) from Middle River Agricultural and Forestal District at 1655 Knightly Mill Road
• Rezone of 6.06 acres (TMP 027 122A) from General Business to General Industrial with proffers, east of Lee Highway (Route 11), Mount Sidney
• Public hearing on both land-use requests

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on seven special use permit requests, including proposals for short-term rentals, contractor offices, a repair business, office conversion, weddings/events, and amendments to decommissioning plans. Additionally, the board will consider a six-month extension for a storage building permit.

• Short-term rental at 51 Burkholder Lane, Waynesboro (Robin Lee Burkholder)
• Contractor office and outdoor storage at 784 Fountain Cave Road, Grottoes (Glenn E. Slabaugh)
• Weddings and special events at 282 Wayne Avenue, Stuarts Draft (Ridgedale Farm, LLC)
• Amendment to decommissioning plan at 12 Mule Academy Road, Fishersville (Fishersville VAA, LLC)
• Six-month extension for storage building at 107 Creative Works Lane, Waynesboro (Creative Works Farm, Inc.)

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved five special use permits for short-term rentals, contractor and repair offices, a property management office, and a wedding venue. The Board also amended decommissioning plans for two solar projects to allow recycling instead of landfilling.

• Approved short-term rental of one bedroom at 51 Burkholder Lane (5-0)
• Approved contractor office and storage at 784 Fountain Cave Road (5-0)
• Approved small engine repair business at 218 Dooms Crossing Road (5-0)
• Approved property management office at 245 Mt. Vernon Road (5-0)
• Approved wedding and special events venue at 292 Wayne Avenue (5-0)
• Approved recycling facility acceptance in lieu of landfill for SUP#24-61 (5-0)
• Approved recycling facility acceptance in lieu of landfill for SUP#24-33 (5-0)
• Approved time extensions for Creative Works Farm, Fishersville VAA, and Bluestar Property Management (5-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests (one recommended for approval, one for denial) and two ordinance amendments related to livestock markets. Other business includes a presentation from Blue Ridge Community College, a performance agreement for Innovative Refrigeration Systems, and a request to fund an ambulance at $460,983. The board will also consider infrastructure funding requests totaling $40,400 and a memorial plaque for LTC Brandon Shah.

• Rezoning of 1.459 acres at Bald Rock Road and Lee Highway from Single Family Residential-10 to General Agriculture (Planning Commission recommends approval)
• Rezoning of 6.928 acres at 38 Lyndale Lane from Single Family Residential-15 to Rural Residential (Planning Commission recommends denial)
• Ordinance amendments to Chapter 25 defining and permitting livestock markets in General Industrial districts
• Ambulance funding request for $460,983
• Infrastructure funding requests: $23,000 for Augusta Regional Dental Clinic, $5,400 for Craigsville Volunteer Fire Department, $12,000 for North River Elementary

The Board approved a rezoning for Layne Investment Inc. and two ordinance amendments adding livestock markets as a permitted use in General Industrial districts. It also approved performance agreements for Innovative Refrigeration Systems' $34 million expansion, which includes a $250,000 county grant, and authorized $460,983 for a new ambulance. Several infrastructure funding requests were approved, and the Board entered closed session to discuss property acquisitions.

• Approved rezoning of 1.459 acres at Bald Rock Road and Lee Highway to General Agriculture with proffers (7-0)
• Tabled rezoning request for 6.928 acres at 38 Lyndale Lane until August 12, 2026 (7-0)
• Approved ordinance amendment adding livestock market definition to Section 25-4 (7-0)
• Approved ordinance amendment adding livestock markets to Section 25-384 special use permits (7-0)
• Approved COF and Local Performance Agreements for Innovative Refrigeration Systems expansion (7-0)
• Approved $460,983 ambulance purchase from PL Custom via Sourcewell contract (6-1)
• Approved $23,000 for Augusta Regional Dental Clinic equipment (7-0)
• Approved $5,400 for Craigsville Volunteer Fire Department pagers (7-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will meet for a staff briefing to discuss several funding requests and infrastructure projects. The meeting includes discussions on public defender office space and performance agreements for Innovative Refrigeration Systems. The Board will also review rezoning requests and ordinance amendments.

• Funding for an ambulance in the amount of $460,983.00
• Yondr cell phone pouches for the Augusta County Courthouse in the amount of $21,140.63
• Infrastructure funding request from Augusta Regional Dental Clinic for $23,000.00
• Memorial plaque for LTC Brandon Shah on the old courthouse for $345.00
• Rezoning requests for Layne Investments, Inc. and Curcio, Milio W., III & Curcio, Ann M.

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors held a staff briefing and authorized several items to be placed on the July 22, 2026 regular meeting agenda, including a $460,983 ambulance purchase, an Innovative Refrigeration Systems performance agreement, a $23,000 infrastructure request from Augusta Regional Dental Clinic, a $345 memorial plaque, and multiple rezoning and ordinance amendments. The Board also authorized moving forward with SMART Scale applications for WWRC and Triangle Drive, and referred a request to withdraw 90.113 acres from the Middle River Agricultural and Forestal District to the advisory committee. Several items were held until the August 24 worksession, including the Walkers Creek Fire Department contribution, cell phone pouches for the courthouse, and public defender office space. The Board also entered closed session to discuss real property and legal matters.

• Authorized moving forward with SMART Scale applications for WWRC and Triangle Drive
• Authorized placing $460,983 ambulance funding on July 22 agenda
• Authorized placing Innovative Refrigeration Systems performance agreement on July 22 agenda
• Authorized placing $23,000 infrastructure request from Augusta Regional Dental Clinic on July 22 agenda
• Authorized placing $345 memorial plaque for LTC Brandon Shah on July 22 agenda
• Authorized placing rezoning requests and ordinance amendments on July 22 agenda
• Referred 90.113-acre Agricultural and Forestal District withdrawal request to advisory committee
• Held Walkers Creek Fire Department contribution, cell phone pouches, and public defender office space until August 24 worksession

Parks & Recreation Commission

Planning Commission

The Augusta County Planning Commission will consider a request to rezone approximately 6.928 acres from Single Family Residential-15 to Rural Residential. The body will also discuss ordinances to amend zoning definitions and permitted uses regarding livestock markets.

• Rezone 6.928 acres at 38 Lyndale Lane from Single Family Residential-15 to Rural Residential
• Amend zoning definitions for livestock markets in Chapter 25
• Amend General Industrial (GI) Districts to allow livestock markets with a Special Use Permit
• Rezone 1.459 acres at the intersection of Bald Rock Road and Lee Highway from Single Family Residential-10 to General Agriculture
• Elect officers for the upcoming term

Board of Supervisors

Board of Zoning Appeals

Board of Zoning Appeals

The Augusta County Board of Zoning Appeals will hold public hearings on five special use permit applications, including requests for lawncare businesses, an event venue, vehicle repair and sales, and outdoor storage. The board will also consider a one-year extension for a small dwelling permit on Frog Pond Road. They will approve minutes from June 4.

• Special use permit for lawncare business with outdoor storage at 111 Buffalo Branch Lane, Swoope
• Special use permit for weddings and special events at 1359 Long Meadow Road, Fishersville
• Special use permit for boat, vehicle, and equipment repair, wrecker service, impound yard, and sales at 31 Swartzel Shop Road, Greenville
• Special use permit for outdoor storage of vehicles, campers, and RVs at 184 Mule Academy Road, Fishersville
• One-year extension request for a dwelling less than 900 sq ft at Frog Pond Road and Wolfs Ledge Lane, Staunton

The Board of Zoning Appeals approved all five special use permit requests on the agenda, each with conditions, and approved three extensions of time for previously granted permits. The permits cover a lawncare business, micro weddings, a relocated storage building, a multi-use commercial property, and outdoor vehicle storage. All votes were unanimous.

• Approved Jeremy L. Shipe's special use permit for a lawncare/landscape business at 111 Buffalo Branch Lane, Swoope, with conditions limiting vehicles, employees, and storage.
• Approved Lacey Sheets' special use permit for micro weddings (max 20 guests, 10 events/year) at 1359 Long Meadow Road, Fishersville, with conditions including portable restrooms for 2 years and a required septic system.
• Approved Fredrick and Emily Helm's special use permit to relocate and enlarge a storage building to 80' x 80' at 819 Chestnut Ridge Road, Staunton, with conditions on vehicles, equipment, and no employees.
• Approved Chapman Williams' (agent for CJ Properties) special use permit for boat/vehicle repair, wrecker service, impound yard, and sales at 31 Swartzel Shop Road, Greenville, with conditions including a site plan and removal of the Rte. 11 entrance.
• Approved Chris Connell's (agent for Core4 Enterprises) special use permit for outdoor storage of vehicles, campers, and RVs at 184 Mule Academy Road, Fishersville, with conditions including an 8-foot privacy fence and no repairs or sales.
• Approved a 1-year extension for John Rixey and Margaret Rennolds' special use permit for a dwelling under 900 sq ft at Frog Pond Road and Wolfs Ledge Lane, Staunton.
• Approved an extension until January 1, 2027, for Michael Dawson's special use permit for a custom slaughterhouse on Madrid Road, Middle River District.
• Approved a 6-month extension for Nick Collins' (agent for WCC Real Estate) special use permit for outdoor storage at 753 Lee Highway, Verona.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors will hold public hearings on two rezoning requests: one for 0.441 acres from General Agriculture to General Business, and another for 2.157 acres from Limited Business to General Business with proffers. The Board will also consider updates to the Central Shenandoah Hazard Mitigation Plan for 2026 and funding requests for the Fishersville Library playground ($50,000) and Schneider Park infield dirt ($2,300). Consent agenda items include minutes, claims, a street addition for Overlook Subdivision Section 6, and a credit card agreement. Note that the Waynesboro First Aid funding request has been withdrawn.

• Rezoning request by Boro Futures Group LLC for .441 acres from General Agriculture to General Business
• Rezoning request by Gums LLC for 2.157 acres from Limited Business to General Business with proffers
• Funding request of $50,000 for Fishersville Library playground
• Funding request of $2,300 from Stuarts Draft Babe Ruth League for infield dirt at Schneider Park
• Consent agenda includes acceptance of Overlook Subdivision Section 6 into secondary road system

The Board of Supervisors approved two rezoning requests (Boro Futures Group LLC and Gums LLC), the 2026 Central Shenandoah Hazard Mitigation Plan, a $50,000 playground for Fishersville Library, $2,300 for Schneider Park infield dirt, and a consent agenda. They also approved funding for an EDA attorney, authorized hiring a new attorney for solar litigation, accepted Schneider Park as a gift, and adopted a drought emergency resolution. All votes were unanimous except the EDA attorney (5-1-1) and solar attorney (6-0-1).

• Approved rezoning for Boro Futures Group LLC (7-0)
• Approved rezoning for Gums LLC (7-0)
• Approved 2026 Hazard Mitigation Plan (7-0)
• Approved $50,000 for Fishersville Library playground (7-0)
• Approved $2,300 for Schneider Park infield dirt (7-0)
• Approved consent agenda (7-0)
• Approved up to $10,000 for EDA attorney (5-1-1)
• Adopted drought emergency resolution (7-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will hold a staff briefing meeting to discuss several items, including an updated hazard mitigation plan, a land use ordinance amendment, and two rezoning requests with Planning Commission recommendations. Funding requests totaling $92,300 will be considered for Waynesboro First Aid, Fishersville Library playground, and Schneider Park infield dirt. Other discussions include an after-school care program at Riverheads Elementary and a credit card agreement. The board may convene in closed session.

• Rezoning: Boro Futures Group LLC requests to rezone 0.441 acres from General Agriculture to General Business (Planning Commission recommends approval)
• Rezoning: Gums LLC requests to rezone 2.157 acres from Limited Business with proffers to General Business with proffers (Planning Commission recommends approval)
• Funding request of $40,000 for Waynesboro First Aid
• Funding request of $50,000 for Fishersville Library playground
• Funding request of $2,300 from Stuarts Draft Babe Ruth League for Schneider Park infield dirt (funding source: South River Infrastructure)

The Board of Supervisors held a staff briefing and took several actions to advance items to the June 24 regular meeting agenda. It authorized advertising a public hearing for a Land Use ordinance amendment (County Code 22-15) and placed two rezoning requests on the agenda. The Board also agreed to allow an after-school program at Riverheads Elementary School and authorized placing several funding requests and a street addition on the consent or regular agenda. The Board then entered closed session for personnel, real property, economic development, and legal matters, and certified the closed session was lawful.

• Authorized advertising for public hearing on Land Use ordinance amendment (County Code 22-15)
• Placed rezoning request for Boro Futures Group LLC (.441 acres, General Agriculture to General Business) on June 24 agenda
• Placed rezoning request for Gums LLC (2.157 acres, Limited Business to General Business with proffers) on June 24 agenda
• Agreed to allow after-school program at Riverheads Elementary School
• Authorized placing Overlook Subdivision Section 6 street addition on June 24 consent agenda
• Authorized placing $40,000 Waynesboro First Aid funding request on June 24 agenda
• Authorized placing $50,000 Fishersville Library playground funding request on June 24 agenda
• Authorized placing $2,300 Schneider Park infield dirt funding request on June 24 agenda

Parks & Recreation Commission

The Augusta County Parks & Recreation Commission will hold a regular meeting to receive public comments, adopt the previous meeting's minutes, and hear reports from the treasurer and director. The agenda also includes sections for staff presentations, old business, and new business, but no specific items or decisions are listed.

• Adoption of minutes
• Treasurer’s report
• Director’s report
• Public comments
• Old business and new business

The Commission approved the April meeting minutes. Discussions included upcoming facility updates at Stuarts Draft Park and a pending grant application from Mt. Sidney Ruritan Charities.

• Approved April minutes (4-0)
• Adjourned meeting (4-0)

Board of Supervisors

The Augusta County Board of Supervisors will consider a Men's Health Month proclamation and a Veterans Memorial resolution that was previously postponed. They will discuss advertising for a public hearing on the Employee Bonus Ordinance. The board will also consider minutes from the April 22, 2026 regular meeting and a staff request to advertise a public hearing for a Chapter 9 ordinance amendment, along with routine public and board matters.

• Consider Men's Health Month proclamation
• Consider Veterans Memorial resolution (previously postponed)
• Discuss advertising for public hearing on Employee Bonus Ordinance
• Consider minutes from the April 22, 2026 regular meeting
• Staff request to advertise public hearing for Chapter 9 ordinance amendment

The Board of Supervisors adopted the original Veterans Memorial resolution honoring all veterans and dedicating a memorial at the Government Center. It also approved advertising a public hearing for an employee bonus ordinance covering all county employees, with a net county cost of $542,000 if extended beyond state-funded positions. Several other items were approved, including consent agenda, ordinance amendments, and board appointments.

• Adopted Men's Health Month Proclamation (5-0)
• Adopted original Veterans Memorial resolution (5-0)
• Approved advertising employee bonus ordinance for all employees (5-0)
• Approved consent agenda including April 22, 2026 minutes (5-0)
• Approved advertising Erosion/Sediment Control and IDDE ordinance amendments (5-0)
• Authorized drafting ordinance to vacate portion of Wayne Avenue drainage easement (5-0)
• Re-appointed five board/commission members (5-0)
• Appointed Mary Godinez to Library Board (4-0, Bragg abstained)