Altavista agendas: Mosley Heights grant funds, landfill support, wastewater plant and sewer agreement — but no decisions recorded yet
No decisions are recorded in the three Altavista government meeting summaries available for the past two weeks. All three are listed as agenda-only, meaning minutes have not yet been published. The items below are what was scheduled for discussion or possible action — not what was approved, rejected, or funded. The summaries include no vote tallies and no dollar amounts.
Mosley Heights grant funds lead the Oct. 13 Council agenda
The Town Council's Oct. 13 agenda listed a budget amendment appropriating Mosley Heights Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds, along with a resolution approving grant-related matters for Mosley Heights CDBG 25-01. The summary does not state how much money is involved or what the grant would pay for.
The same agenda included a resolution of support for the Campbell County Landfill Expansion, and a request for abatement sponsorship for Old Mosely Heights Elementary School. Status reports were also scheduled for the 7th St Parking Lot and the Fraizer Road Drainage Project.
Wastewater plant and Norfolk Southern sewer agreement at Oct. 23 work session
The Town Council scheduled a work session on Oct. 23 to review updates on water and sewer projects and budget planning. Agenda items included a Davenport Water and Sewer Pro Forma Update for the Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvement Project, and a Norfolk Southern Sewer Line Agreement concerning outstanding invoices and the appropriation of funds. The summary does not specify the invoice amounts or the size of any appropriation.
The work session agenda also listed the proposed FY 2028 Budget and Capital Improvement Program (CIP) calendar, a Town of Altavista Facility Rental Policy, and a Hometown Heroes Banner Program.
Economic Development Authority takes up Vista / Leggett Project
The Altavista Economic Development Authority met Oct. 23 to review its September 26 financial report and receive staff updates on the Vista / Leggett Project. The agenda also listed a closed session under section 2.2-3711(A)(3). The summary does not describe the subject of the closed session or what was discussed in the open portion.
What the record does not show
Because minutes for all three meetings have not been published, the supplied summaries do not establish whether any item was voted on, tabled, or withdrawn, and do not include any amounts, contract values, or tallies. Residents seeking outcomes will need to check the official minutes once posted; the agendas themselves are the authoritative documents.
Coming up
No upcoming meetings are listed in the supplied data for the next 14 days, so there is nothing to preview for the weeks ahead. That absence reflects the information provided, not a confirmed gap in the Town's schedule. Residents who want to attend or follow Altavista meetings should check the Town's official meeting calendar and posted agendas for dates, times, and locations, and should consult published minutes for the Oct. 13 and Oct. 23 meetings once they become available.