Blacksburg public meetings in 2024

Town Council Meeting

The Town Council will consider a consent agenda that includes introducing a rezoning ordinance for 1.59 acres at 402 Clay Street from R-5 to Planned Residential, scheduling a public hearing for the FY2025/26-2029/30 Capital Improvement Program, authorizing a design-build contract for 414 North Main Street, approving a contract for Blacksburg Transit renovations and a new fuel/wash facility, referring a sanitary sewer standards amendment to the Planning Commission, and authorizing an affordable housing agreement with Community Housing Partners. A public hearing will be held on Ordinance 2067 to amend animal and fowl regulations. Appointments to the Cemetery Trustee Advisory Board are also scheduled.

• Introduce Ordinance 2068 to rezone 402 Clay Street (1.59 acres) from R-5 to Planned Residential; public hearing set for Jan 14, 2025
• Authorize design-build contract for 414 North Main Street
• Approve contract for Blacksburg Transit renovations, additions, and new fuel/wash facility
• Authorize affordable housing agreement with Community Housing Partners Corporation
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2067 amending animal and fowl code sections

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on a rezoning request for Clay Street Apartments (402 Clay Street SE) from R-5 to PR Planned Residential, and on Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 to create a new Downtown Northwest zoning district bounded by North Main Street, Turner Street, and Prices Fork Road. The previously scheduled public hearing for the 801 North Main Street PRD development (including an 8-story building and townhomes) was cancelled and rescheduled to January 7, 2025. Consent agenda items include approval of the November 5, 2024 meeting minutes and the cancellation/rescheduling action.

• Clay Street Apartments rezoning from R-5 to PR Planned Residential at 402 Clay Street SE
• Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 to create Downtown Northwest zoning district
• 801 North Main Street PRD public hearing cancelled, rescheduled to January 7, 2025
• Companion requests for alley vacation (2,000 sq ft) and alley access for 22 townhomes also rescheduled
• Approval of November 5, 2024 Planning Commission minutes

Town Council Meeting

The Town Council will consider a consent agenda including approval of November 5 minutes, a contract for Meadowbrook Drive Trail, a 2025 police towing agreement, amendments to sanitary sewer specifications, and a $3,786,354 transfer between ARPA fund projects. Under new business, staff will present the recommended Capital Improvement Program. No public hearings are scheduled, and citizens may comment during the designated period.

• Authorize professional construction, engineering and inspection services for Meadowbrook Drive Trail
• Approve 2025 Police Towing Contractor Agreement
• Resolution 11-B-24: Amendment to Town Sanitary Sewer Specifications
• Resolution 11-C-24: Transfer $3,786,354 between ARPA Fund Projects
• Introduction of Recommended Capital Improvement Program

Town Council Meeting

The Council will hold public hearings on four ordinances: authorizing charges for emergency medical services vehicles, permitting smaller residential lots in the R-4 zoning district, increasing income and asset limits for tax exemptions for elderly and disabled residents, and leasing space at the Town Transit Center on Virginia Tech campus. The consent agenda includes consolidation of erosion and stormwater regulations, an ordinance amending animal and fowl regulations, a resolution honoring Tina King, adoption of the Blacksburg Transit Strategic Plan, a contract for a corporate limits survey, and a restrictive covenant for 414 North Main Street.

• Public hearing on Ordinance 2030 authorizing charges for use of emergency medical services vehicles
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2053 to amend zoning to permit residential development on smaller lots in R-4 district
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2064 raising income and asset limits for tax exemptions for elderly and disabled
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2065 authorizing lease of space at Town Transit Center on Virginia Tech campus
• Consent agenda includes adoption of Blacksburg Transit Strategic Plan and contract for corporate limits survey

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will approve minutes from October 1, 2024, and schedule public hearings for December 3, 2024, on the Clay Street Apartments PRD rezoning and a new Downtown Northwest zoning district. The public hearing for the 801 North Main Street PRD (8-story building, townhomes, alley vacation, conditional use permit) is cancelled and rescheduled to December 3. The meeting also includes citizen comment and commissioner reports.

• Cancel and reschedule public hearing for 801 N. Main St. PRD (RZN-24-2, ROW-24-2, CUP-24-3) to December 3
• Schedule public hearing for Clay Street Apartments PRD (RZN-24-3) rezone at 402 Clay St SE to December 3
• Schedule public hearing for Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 creating Downtown Northwest district to December 3
• Approve October 1, 2024, Planning Commission minutes

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold a work session to brief on a proposed donation of the 'Central Park' property at the Midtown development. During the regular meeting, the consent agenda includes authorizing a professional engineering services contract for Clay Street Improvements and approving Resolution 10-B-24 to accept real property on Midtown Way. The council will also enter a closed meeting to discuss potential disposition of town-owned real property in central Blacksburg.

• Work session briefing on proposed donation of 'Central Park' property at Midtown development
• Authorize Town Manager to sign contract for professional engineering services for Clay Street Improvements
• Resolution 10-B-24: Accepting real property located on Midtown Way
• Closed meeting under Virginia Code §2.2-3711(A)(3) to discuss disposition of town-owned real property in central Blacksburg
• Roll call, consent agenda (including October 1, 2024 minutes), citizen comments, council announcements

Town Council Meeting

The Town Council will meet to introduce several ordinances, including one that would permit residential development on smaller lots in the R-4 district (Ordinance 2053), and another authorizing charges for emergency medical services transport (Ordinance 2030). A public hearing is scheduled to consider vacating a sanitary sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive (Ordinance 2060). The Council will also act on a resolution to re-refer a proposed zoning text amendment for a new downtown northwest district.

• Introduce Ordinance 2030 authorizing charges for use of EMS vehicles
• Introduce Ordinance 2053 to permit residential development on smaller lots in R-4 district
• Introduce Ordinance 2064 increasing income and asset limits for elderly/disabled tax exemptions
• Introduce Ordinance 2065 authorizing lease of space at VT Transit Center
• Public hearing on Ordinance 2060 to vacate a sanitary sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will vote to schedule a public hearing for November 5, 2024, on a rezoning and related requests for a proposed PRD at 801 North Main Street. The project includes an 8-story multifamily building with ground-floor commercial and townhomes, along with a right-of-way vacation and alley access. The consent agenda also includes approval of the September 3, 2024, meeting minutes. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Rezoning request (RZN-24-2) from GC General Commercial and R-5 Transitional Residential to PR Planned Residential for 801 North Main Street and additional locations on Kabrich Street, Progress Street, and Winston Avenue
• Companion request (ROW-24-2) to vacate a town-owned alley right-of-way of approximately 2,000 square feet
• Companion request (CUP-24-3) for a conditional use permit to use an alley for access to 22 townhomes
• Proposed construction includes an 8-story multifamily building with commercial on the ground floor and townhomes
• Approval of minutes from the September 3, 2024, Planning Commission meeting

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold a public hearing to decide on a special exception for agricultural use at 301 Royal Lane. The body will also consider the adoption of the Blacksburg Transit Title VI Program.

• Resolution 9-B-24: Special Exception for agriculture at 301 Royal Lane (EXP-24-1)
• Resolution 9-A-24: Approval of the Blacksburg Transit Title VI Program

The Town Council approved a special exception allowing agricultural use on a one-acre lot at 301 Royal Lane, despite the lot being smaller than the two-acre minimum in the RR-1 zoning district. The consent agenda, including the Blacksburg Transit Title VI Program, was also approved unanimously. No other substantive decisions were made.

• Approved special exception for agriculture at 301 Royal Lane (6-0)
• Adopted Blacksburg Transit Title VI Program (6-0)
• Approved Town Council minutes from September 10, 2024 (6-0)

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will consider consent agenda items including approval of meeting minutes, a professional services contract change order, and introduction of Ordinance 2060 to vacate a sanitary sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive (with a public hearing scheduled for October 8). Council will also vote to appoint Lawrence Spencer to the New River Valley Passenger Rail Station Authority. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Introduction of Ordinance 2060 to vacate a sanitary sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive, with public hearing set for October 8, 2024
• Approval of a Professional Services Contract Change Order (no dollar amount specified)
• Appointment of Lawrence Spencer to the New River Valley Passenger Rail Station Authority
• Approval of Town Council minutes from August 20 and August 27, 2024

The Blacksburg Town Council approved the consent agenda, including meeting minutes, a professional services contract change order, and introduced an ordinance to vacate a sanitary sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive, scheduling a public hearing for October 8, 2024. The council also approved the reappointment of Lawrence Spencer to the New River Valley Passenger Rail Station Authority. No other substantive decisions were made; public comments and announcements were heard.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes and contract change order (unanimous)
• Introduced Ordinance 2060 to vacate sewer easement at 107 Lucas Drive, public hearing set for Oct 8, 2024
• Approved reappointment of Lawrence Spencer to New River Valley Passenger Rail Station Authority (unanimous)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: an exception request for agricultural use on a lot under 2 acres at 301 Royal Lane, and a zoning ordinance amendment to create a new Downtown Northwest zoning district bounded by North Main Street, Turner Street, and Prices Fork Road. The commission will also consider approval of minutes from the August 6 meeting and receive reports from committees and staff.

• Public hearing on exception request for agricultural use in RR-1 district on less than 2 acres at 301 Royal Lane by Anthony Grafsky
• Public hearing on Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 to create a Downtown Northwest zoning district along North Main, Turner, and Prices Fork Road
• Consent agenda: approval of Planning Commission minutes from August 6, 2024
• Reports from Zoning Ordinance Review Committee, Historic or Design Review Board, and Montgomery County Planning Commission

Town Council Meeting

The Town Council will vote on a consent agenda that includes approving minutes, a resolution transferring $1,866,914 between ARPA Fund projects, authorizing the assignment of a cable optic license, and accepting an amended deed of easement for the Transit Center. No public hearings are scheduled. A citizen comment period is included.

• Resolution 8-C-24: Transfer $1,866,914 between ARPA Fund projects
• Assignment of cable optic license from Zayo Group, LLC to Zayo Infrastructure Holdco, LLC
• Acceptance of Amended Deed of Easement for the Transit Center (formerly Multi-Modal Transit Facility)
• Approval of Town Council minutes from August 6 and August 13, 2024

The Town Council approved the consent agenda, which included transferring $1,866,914 between ARPA fund projects, accepting an amended easement for the TransitCenter, and authorizing the town attorney to sign a cable optic assignment consent. No public hearings or new business were conducted. Citizen comments addressed homelessness and greenspace concerns.

• Approved consent agenda including minutes, ARPA transfer, cable optic assignment, and TransitCenter easement (unanimous)
• Adopted Resolution 8-C-24 transferring $1,866,914 between ARPA fund projects
• Authorized Town Attorney to sign consent form for Zayo Group cable optic assignment
• Approved acceptance of Amended Deed of Easement for TransitCenter

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold public hearings on two budget amendments to accept grant funds: $232,335 from the Virginia Environmental Endowment for community conservation and $54,000 from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for police equipment. The consent agenda includes approval of meeting minutes, a resolution setting regular meeting dates, renewal of the Blacksburg Museum and Cultural Foundation operating agreement, a community garden license agreement with Live, Work, Eat, Grow (LWEG), a purchase order change to Adams Construction contract, and authorization of an amended deed of easement for the Transit Center. A citizen comment period and appointment of Em Shawish to the New River Valley Regional Commission are also scheduled.

• Ordinance 2058: Accept and appropriate $232,335 Community Conservation Program Grant from Virginia Environmental Endowment
• Ordinance 2059: Accept and appropriate $54,000 grant from Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for police equipment
• Renewal of Blacksburg Museum and Cultural Foundation operating agreement (Resolution 8-B-24)
• Community garden license agreement with Live, Work, Eat, Grow (LWEG)
• Purchase order change to Adams Construction contract

The Blacksburg Town Council approved two budget amendments to accept grant funds: $232,335 from the Virginia Environmental Endowment for Toms Creek and Heritage Park abatement, and $54,000 from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services for police equipment upgrades. The council also approved the consent agenda, which included renewing the Blacksburg Museum and Cultural Foundation operating agreement, and appointed Em Shawish to the New River Valley Regional Commission. One consent agenda item (deed of easement for the Transit Center) was moved to the August 27 agenda.

• Approved consent agenda excluding Item F (6-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2058 accepting $232,335 for Toms Creek/Heritage Park (7-0)
• Approved Ordinance 2059 accepting $54,000 for police equipment (7-0)
• Approved appointment of Em Shawish to New River Valley Regional Commission (7-0)
• Moved Transit Center deed of easement to August 27 agenda

Planning Commission Meeting

The Blacksburg Planning Commission will hold a public hearing for Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 to create a new Downtown Northwest zoning district bounded by North Main Street, Turner Street, and Prices Fork Road. The commission will also consider consent agenda items including approval of July 2, 2024 minutes and scheduling a public hearing for an exception request for agricultural use on a lot less than two acres at 301 Royal Lane.

• Public hearing on Zoning Ordinance Amendment #60 to create Downtown Northwest zoning district
• Consent item: Exception request for agricultural use at 301 Royal Lane on lot less than 2 acres (EXP-24-1)
• Consent item: Approval of Planning Commission minutes from July 2, 2024

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold public hearings regarding a land rezoning at 520 Patrick Henry Drive and a right-of-way vacation on Progress Street. The council also plans to introduce ordinances for two grant funds totaling $286,335. Several contracts and a resolution for a new police officer position are scheduled for approval.

• Public hearing for rezoning 33.87 acres at 520 Patrick Henry Drive
• Ordinance to accept $232,335 in grant funds from the Virginia Environmental Endowment
• Resolution to authorize an additional police officer position
• Ordinance to accept $54,000 in grant funds from the Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services
• Contract for the demolition of 103 Wilson Avenue

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission is holding a public hearing regarding a proposal to allow smaller lot sizes in the R-4 Low Density Residential Zoning District. The commission will also schedule a public hearing for the creation of a new Downtown Northwest zoning district.

• Public hearing for ZOA #61 to allow small lot development in R-4 zones
• Scheduling a public hearing for the creation of a Downtown Northwest zoning district
• Approval of June 4, 2024, Planning Commission minutes

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will consider several resolutions, including participation in an opioid settlement with Kroger. The council will also vote on a $110,000 transfer between Water and Sewer Fund Capital Projects. Additionally, a proposed downtown zoning amendment will be re-referred to the Planning Commission.

• Resolution 6-D-24: $110,000 transfer for Harding Ave Sewer #2 projects
• Resolution 6-F-24: Participation in opioid settlement against Kroger
• Resolution 6-G-24: Re-referral of Downtown Northwest Zoning District amendment
• Appointment of Steve Ross to the New River Valley Home Consortium Board

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council is introducing several ordinances, including a rezoning for 33.87 acres at 520 Patrick Henry Drive and the use of photo speed monitoring in school zones. The council will also discuss property acquisition for the Harding Avenue stormwater project and a design-build contract for 414 North Main Street.

• Rezoning amendment for 33.87 acres at 520 Patrick Henry Drive
• Ordinance for photo speed monitoring in school crossing zones
• Property acquisition for Harding Avenue Stormwater and Pedestrian Project
• Design-build services contract for 414 North Main Street
• Land withdrawal from Agricultural and Forestal District at 701 Bishop Rd

Planning Commission Meeting

The Blacksburg Planning Commission will hold public hearings on four land-use requests, including a rezoning amendment for 33.87 acres at the former Old Blacksburg High School site and a conditional use permit for a drive-in restaurant at 1421 South Main Street. These reviews determine how specific properties can be developed or used, which affects local land use patterns and neighborhood character. Commissioners will also consider removing over three acres from an agricultural district near Bishop Road and vacating nearly 115,000 square feet of right-of-way at the end of Progress Street. A public hearing on a zoning amendment to allow smaller residential lots in the R-4 district was cancelled and rescheduled for July 2.

• RZN-24-1/ORD 2051: Rezoning amendment for 33.87 acres at the former Old Blacksburg High School site (520 Patrick Henry Drive)
• CUP-24-1: Conditional use permit for a drive-in restaurant on 1.02 acres at 1421 South Main Street
• AFD 24-1/ORD 2052: Withdrawal of 3.036 acres from the Agricultural and Forestal District at 701 Bishop Road
• ROW-24-1/ORD 2055: Vacating approximately 114,464 square feet of right-of-way at the end of Progress Street
• ZOA #61: Public hearing cancelled; rescheduled for July 2 to discuss smaller residential lot sizes in the R-4 district

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will vote on several consent agenda items, including introducing an ordinance to authorize photo speed monitoring devices in school crossing zones and scheduling a public hearing for June 11, 2024. They will also consider approving meeting minutes, a Blacksburg Transit substance abuse policy, and a resolution supporting a VDOT Smart Scale application for FY2026. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Ordinance 2056: Photo speed monitoring devices in school crossing zones
• Blacksburg Transit Substance Abuse Policy approval
• Resolution 5-A-24: Support for VDOT Smart Scale application FY2026
• Approval of Town Council minutes from April 9, 16, and 23, 2024

Planning Commission Meeting

The Blacksburg Planning Commission will hold a work session on the Toms Creek Basin Planning Study, presented by consultant Development Strategies, followed by a regular meeting. The regular meeting is largely procedural: it includes approving minutes, scheduling public hearings for June 4 on a rezoning, a conditional use permit, and a right-of-way vacation, and cancelling several previously scheduled hearings. No final decisions on land-use applications are expected at this meeting.

• Toms Creek Basin Planning Study presentation by Development Strategies
• Schedule June 4 hearing for rezoning amendment at 520 Patrick Henry Drive (33.87 acres)
• Schedule June 4 hearing for drive-in restaurant conditional use permit at 1421 South Main Street
• Schedule June 4 hearing to vacate 114,464 sq ft of unbuilt right-of-way at Progress Street
• Cancel May 7 hearings for ZOA #61, AFD withdrawal at 701 Bishop Road, and CUP at 203 Country Club Drive SW

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council is meeting to consider adopting the FY2024/25 budget, including the real estate tax rate and water/sewer fee increases, after public hearings held on April 9, 2024. The agenda also includes consent items such as a no-show fee for The Hill Golf Course and a resolution supporting firearm secure storage, plus acceptance of real property on Wilson Avenue and Progress Street. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Ordinance 2048: Adopting FY2025 budget and real estate tax rate
• Ordinance 2049: Increasing water and sewer service fees and meter fees
• Resolution 4-C-24: Establishing a no-show fee for The Hill Golf Course
• Resolution 4-D-24: Supporting Montgomery County Public School Board's statement on secure firearm storage
• Resolution 4-E-24: Accepting real property at 103 Wilson Ave, 145 Wilson Ave, and 311 Progress St

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to review the preliminary plat for the Glade Spring Crossing major subdivision, which consists of 176 lots on 45 acres at 1006 Glade Road. The body will also approve the withdrawal of 3.036 acres from the Agricultural and Forestal District at 701 Bishop Road. A public hearing for a zoning amendment creating a Small Lot Development Option in the R-4 district was cancelled and rescheduled for May 7, 2024.

• Preliminary plat review for Glade Spring Crossing (176 lots, 45 acres, 1006 Glade Road)
• Withdrawal of 3.036 acres from Agricultural and Forestal District at 701 Bishop Road
• Zoning Ordinance Amendment #61 public hearing cancelled and rescheduled to May 7, 2024

Town Council Meeting

The Town Council is introducing four ordinances for public hearings scheduled for April 9, 2024. These include the FY2025 budget, the issuance of General Obligation Capital Improvement and Refunding Bonds, and amendments to increase water and sewer service fees. Additionally, the council will introduce the FY2024/2025 Recommended Operating Budget.

• Ordinance 2047: Authorizes issuance of General Obligation Capital Improvement and Refunding Bonds, Series 2024
• Ordinance 2048: Adopts the FY2025 budget, real estate tax rate, and appropriations
• Ordinance 2049: Amends town code to increase fees for water and sewer services and meter fees
• Ordinance 2050: Amends FY2023/2024 operating budget to appropriate $2,500,000 of bond proceeds to the General Capital Improvement Fund

Planning Commission Meeting

The Blacksburg Planning Commission is meeting to approve minutes, reschedule two public hearings (ZOA #61 and CUP 23-4), and schedule a public hearing for a 176-lot subdivision preliminary plat. The agenda is largely procedural, with no substantive decisions or discussions listed beyond these scheduling actions and routine reports.

• Approval of February 6, 2024 minutes
• Schedule public hearing for Glade Spring Crossing Major Subdivision (176 lots, 45 acres, 1006 Glade Road)
• Cancel March 5 public hearing for ZOA #61 (Small Lot Development Option in R-4 district), reschedule to April 2
• Cancel April 2 public hearing for CUP 23-4 (multi-family ground floor, 203 Country Club Drive SW), reschedule to May 7

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold public hearings and vote on three items: a civil penalty for trash violations, a new rule prohibiting overcrowding in buildings, and a resolution to designate town property along Meadowbrook Drive as open space. The consent agenda includes approval of prior meeting minutes and a $67,000 transfer between water and sewer capital projects.

• Ordinance 2038: civil penalty for certain trash violations
• Ordinance 2040: new section 17-315 to prohibit overcrowding in buildings
• Resolution 2-C-24: deed designating Meadowbrook Drive property as open space
• Resolution 2-B-24: transfer $67,000 between Water and Sewer Fund capital projects
• Consent agenda: approval of minutes from Jan 16 and Jan 23, 2024

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will consider an amendment to allow smaller lot sizes in the R-4 Low Density Residential District. They will also review a request for a conditional use permit for multi-family residential use at 203 Country Club Drive SW.

• Zoning Ordinance Amendment #61: Small Lot Development Option in R-4 district
• CUP 23-4: Multi-family residential use at 203 Country Club Drive SW
• Approval of January 2, 2024, Planning Commission Minutes

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council is meeting to consider routine items including approval of minutes, confirmation of fire and rescue officers, and adoption of 2024 legislative priorities. The main substantive item is a resolution adopting the Capital Improvement Program for fiscal years 2024/2025 through 2028/2029, which was the subject of a public hearing on January 9, 2024. No public hearings are scheduled for this meeting.

• Adoption of Capital Improvement Program for FY2024/25–FY2028/29
• Approval of Town Council minutes from January 2 and January 9, 2024
• Confirmation of Blacksburg Fire and Rescue Squad officers for 2024
• Approval of Blacksburg 2024 Legislative Priorities

Town Council Meeting

The Blacksburg Town Council will hold public hearings on the five-year Capital Improvement Program, a budget amendment appropriating bond proceeds to water/sewer and stormwater funds, and a lease of town office space at 141 Jackson Street NE. The council will also introduce ordinances establishing civil penalties for trash violations and prohibiting building overcrowding, and vote on several consent agenda items including a $426,415 transfer between water and sewer capital projects.

• Public hearing on FY2024/2025-2028/2029 Capital Improvement Program
• Ordinance 2045: appropriate $927,000 bond proceeds to Water/Sewer CIP and $800,000 to Stormwater CIP
• Ordinance 2046: lease office space at 141 Jackson Street NE to NRV Land Trust
• Ordinance 2038: civil penalty for certain trash violations; public hearing Feb 13, 2024
• Ordinance 2040: prohibit overcrowding in buildings; public hearing Feb 13, 2024

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will review the December 5, 2023, meeting minutes. A public hearing regarding a conditional use permit for multi-family residential use at 203 Country Club Drive SW has been cancelled and rescheduled for February 6, 2024.

• CUP 23-4: Conditional Use Permit for multi-family residential use at 203 Country Club Drive SW