King George Board of Supervisors February 3 Meeting Preview
Meeting includes a presentation on a special exception request for the Powhatan Road solar project.
By Adele Uphaus
MANAGING EDITOR AND CORRESPONDENT
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The King George Board of Supervisors and Service Authority Board of Directors will meet on Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. for a regular meeting.
The meeting begins with public comments.
Board of Supervisors Consent Agenda
There are nine items on the supervisors’ consent agenda, including issuance of warrants against the capital improvement, general, law enforcement, library, tourism, and parks and recreation funds; and approval of minutes from the January 6, 2026, meeting.
Board of Directors Meeting
Consent Agenda
There are two items on the BOD consent agenda: issuance of warrants against the operating fund and approval of minutes from January 6 meeting.
Discussion Items
Oakland Park decommissioning plan and report
Update on status of surplus property sale
Discussion items are followed by a report from the Service Authority’s general manager, secondary public comments, and adjournment.
Board of Supervisors Meeting
Presentations
Powhatan Solar Farm special exception request
Agricultural and natural resources program
Action Items
Ratification of local declaration of emergency
Acceptance of Department of Criminal Justice Services drone replacement grant
Discussion Items
Discussion items are followed by a report from County Administrator Matthew Smolnik, secondary public comments to address meeting items, and adjournment.
Meeting Details
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