Agenda - Board of Supervisors

Albemarle County

Meeting Agenda

Board of Supervisors

Supervisor, Jack Jouett District Sally A. Duncan

Supervisor, Rio District Ned L. Gallaway

Supervisor, Rivanna District Bea J.S. LaPisto-Kirtley

Supervisor, White Hall District Ann H. Mallek

Supervisor, Samuel Miller District Fred A. Missel

Supervisor, Scottsville District Mike O.D. Pruitt

County Executive, Jeffrey B. Richardson

Clerk, Claudette K. Borgersen

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

3:00 PM

Lane Auditorium

Regular Second Meeting

1. Call to Order.

2. Pledge of Allegiance.

3. Moment of Silence.

4. Adoption of Final Agenda.

5. Brief Announcements by Board Members.

6. Proclamations and Recognitions:

6.1.

26-303

Resolution Recognizing Charles Ridgeway “Ridge” Schuyler III.

7. Public Comment on: Matters Previously Considered or Currently Pending Before the

Board (Other than Scheduled Public Hearings).

8. Consent Agenda (on next sheet)

3:30 p.m. - Action Item:

26-304

Proposed Project for the Albemarle Housing Investment Fund.

(Kaki Dimock, Chief Human Services Officer)

10. 4:30 p.m. - Closed Meeting.

11. Certify Closed Meeting.

6:00 p.m.

12. From the County Executive: Report on Matters Not Listed on the Agenda.

13. Public Comment on: Matters Previously Considered or Currently Pending Before

the Board (Other than Scheduled Public Hearings).

Public Hearings:

14.

26-296

Public Hearing to Consider the Adoption of an Ordinance to Join the

Virginia Municipal Investment Trust. To receive public comment on its

intent to adopt an ordinance to allow the County of Albemarle to become

a participating locality in the Virginia Municipal Investment Trust Fund

(VA MINT).

(Lindsay Huff, Deputy Chief, Office of Investment and Debt Management)

15.

26-298

Public Hearing for a Compensation Increase for Board of Supervisors

Members. To receive public comment on a proposed ordinance to

amend Albemarle County Code § 2-202 (Compensation of Board of

Supervisors) to increase the annual compensation of the members of

the Board of Supervisors by 2.0% from $20,805 to $21,221, and the

additional annual stipend of the Chair of the Board from $1,891 to

$1,929, and Vice-Chair stipend from $630 to $643, all effective July 1,

2026.

(Jessica Rice, Director of Human Resources – Local Government)

16.

26-297

Public Hearing for a Compensation Increase for Planning Commission

and Other Appointed Boards. To receive public comment on a proposed

ordinance to amend Albemarle County Code § 2-401 to increase the

annual compensation of the voting members of the Planning

Commission, from $7,916 to $8,074; and to amend Albemarle County

Code § 2-905 to increase the compensation of members of the

Architectural Review Board, the Board of Zoning Appeals, the Building

Code Board of Appeals, the Board of Equalization, and the Fire

Prevention Code Board of Appeals for each regular or special meeting

attended from $88 to $90. These increases would take effect July 1,

2026.

(Jessica Rice)

17.

26-299

26-3(1) – Agricultural and Forestal Districts. Ordinance to amend County

Code Chapter 3, Agricultural and Forestal Districts, Article II, Districts of

Statewide Significance, Division 2, Districts, to withdraw part of a parcel

from the Lanark Agricultural and Forestal District: AFD 2025-01 Lanark

District Withdrawal. The proposed ordinance would amend Section

3-225, Lanark Agricultural and Forestal District, to add “(part)” to Tax

Map 103 Parcel 2B to indicate part of the parcel has been withdrawn.

(James Van Vranken, Conservation Program Planner)

18.

26-301

26-3(2) – Agricultural and Forestal Districts. Ordinance to amend County

Code Chapter 3, Agricultural and Forestal Districts, Article II, Districts of

Statewide Significance, Division 2, Districts, to add lands to the Green

Mountain and Chalk Mountain Agricultural and Forestal Districts:

a. AFD 2026-02 Green Mountain District Addition. The proposed

ordinance would amend Section 3-217, Green Mountain Agricultural and

Forestal District, to add Tax Map 120 Parcel 20 and Tax Map 128 Parcel

1. The district has a review period of 10 years and will next be reviewed

in December 2035.

b. AFD 2026-03 Chalk Mountain District Addition. The proposed

ordinance would amend Section 3-212, Chalk Mountain Agricultural and

Forestal District, to add Tax Map 98 Parcel 4. The district has a review

period of 10 years and will next be reviewed in December 2029.

(James Van Vranken)

19.

26-234

ZTA202300006, WPTA202300003, STA202300003, OTA202400002

Riparian Buffer Protection Standards. To receive comments on a

proposed ordinance to regulate vegetation management and land-use

impacts adjacent to water bodies, including the following amendments

to the Albemarle County Code: repealing: § 17-406 (Mitigation plan if

development allowed in stream buffer; form and content); and, Article VI

(Stream buffers); amending: § 7-503 (Exemptions), § 14-234 (Procedure

to authorize private street and related matters), § 14-302 (Contents of

preliminary plat), § 14-307 (Stream crossings), § 14-404 (Lot location to

allow access from lot onto street or shared driveway), § 14-409

(Coordination and extension of streets), § 14-410 (Standards for all

streets and alleys),§ 14-422 (Sidewalks and planting strips), § 17-103

(Applicability), § 17-205 (Definitions), § 17-401 (Land-disturbance permit

application; form and content), § 17-500 (Erosion and sediment control

plans; applicable technical criteria), § 17-501 (Applicability of other laws

and regulations; time limits on applicability of approved design criteria),

§ 18-3.1 (Definitions), § 18-4.2 (Critical slopes), § 18-4.19 (Setbacks

and stepbacks in residential districts), § 18-4.20 (Setbacks and

stepbacks in conventional commercial and industrial districts), §

18-5.1.28 (Clean earth and inert waste fill activity), § 18-5.1.44 (Farm

worker housing), § 18-20C.8 (Building standards), § 18-30.7.4

(Permitted uses), § 18-30.3.11 (Permitted and prohibited uses and

structures); Adding: § 18-4.23 (Riparian buffer protection standards).

(Scott Clark, Conservation Program Manager)

20. From the Board: Committee Reports and Matters Not Listed on the Agenda.

21. Adjourn to July 15, 2026, 1:00 p.m. Lane Auditorium.

Thank

you for attending today's public hearing.

During the 2026 Calendar Year, the Chair is

Ned Gallaway and the

Vice-Chair is Fred Missel.

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(Other than Scheduled Public Hearings)", individuals are allowed three minutes to speak. Up to 10 persons may speak

during each “From the Public” session. The 10 speakers are determined on

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Charlottesville, Virginia

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