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WATCH: Board of Supervisors Meeting June 19, 2018 – Thunderbird Farms firearms shooting prohibited?

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Here’s the latest Warren County Board of Supervisors Meeting of June 19, 2018:

The public hearing concerning adding Thunderbird Farms to the list of areas that list of designated areas where the shooting of firearms is prohibited was turned done by the Board of Supervisors. Watch the public input on this issue.

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Download the agenda here.

A. Call to Order and Pledge of Allegiance
B. Adoption of Agenda – Additions or Deletions
C. Public Presentations – Public Presentation time is intended as an opportunity for
the public to give input on relevant issues and not intended as a question and
answer period
D. Reports – Board Members, County Administrator, County Attorney
E. Approval of Minutes – Regular Meeting of June 5, 2018
F. Additional Appropriations and Transfers
G. Approval of Accounts

NEW BUSINESS
H. Consent Agenda
1. Request – Additional Appropriation of $227,619 from various sources,
Warren County School Board – André Fletcher
2. Road Naming Request for “Fox Pine Drive” off Catlett Mountain Road –
Doug Sexton
3. Approval of Wildcat Drive Sanitary District Advisory Board Bylaws –
Dan Whitten
4. Resolution Authorizing Chairman and County Administrator to Execute
Documents on behalf of Warren County re: Donation of Property from
Tannis M. Warren and Patricia M. Bonner – Dan Whitten
5. Annual Term Contract with B&B, LLC – Dan Whitten
6. Annual Term Contract with Carroll Construction Company – Dan
Whitten
7. Annual Term Contract with General Excavation, Inc. – Dan Whitten
8. Annual Term Contract with Joyce Engineering, Inc. – Dan Whitten
9. Annual Term Contract with H&W Construction Company, Inc. – Dan
Whitten
10. Extension of Contract for Services with Stoneburner-Carter Insurance
Agency – Dan Whitten
11. Request for Extension of Conditional Use Permit 1987-12-02 – Patricia
H. Grove for Commercial Auto Repair Garage with a Single Family
Dwelling– Matt Wendling
12. Request for Proffer Funds from Warren County Public Schools – Doug
Stanley
13. Request for Proffer Funds from Maintenance of Building and Grounds –
Doug Stanley
14. Resolution of Support – VDOT Smart Scale Program Project Application
– Bob Childress
15. Resolution of Support – Rockland Road/Norfolk Southern Grade
Separated Bridge Overpass for Virginia Port Authority BUILD Grant
Funding Application – Bob Childress

I. Public Hearings
1. Conditional Use Permit 2018-04-01, Bill G. Dowell, Jr. and Patricia L. Dowell
for a Short-term Tourist Rental – Matt Wendling
2. Linden Heights Sanitary District Proposed FY 2018-2019 Capital
Improvement Plan (CIP) – Mike Berry
3. Lease of Senior Center to Shenandoah Area Agency on Aging, Inc. – Dan
Whitten
4. Ordinance to Amend and Re-Ordain Sections 172-39 and 172-40 – Prohibit
and penalize the obstruction or encroachment of any street, highway, road, or
other public right-of-way – Dan Whitten
5. Ordinance to Amend and Re-Ordain Section 177-3 – Add Thunderbird Farms
to the list of designated areas where the shooting of firearms is prohibited –
Doug Stanley

J. Closed Session – Virginia Freedom of Information Act
1. Section 2.2-3711(A)(1) – Personnel Matters re: Joint Towing Advisory Board
2. Section 2.2-3711(A)(8) – Consultation with Legal Counsel re: Building
Inspections Department
3. Section 2.2-3711(A)(8) – Consultation with Legal Counsel re: Acquisition of
Right-of-Way for Rural Addition Project
K. Adjournment

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