Middlesex wants to end dumping of effluent into Urbanna Creek
The Middlesex County Board of Supervisors voted on July 2 to encourage the Hampton Roads Sanitation Department (HRSD) to stop discharging sub-standard treated sewage into Urbanna Creek—and to move forward, “as soon as possible,” with plans to build a treatment system that will carry Middlesex waste to a treatment facility on the York River.
posted 07.11.2019
Supervisors approve campground rezoning
Protests about traffic and declining land values were not enough to sway the Middlesex Board of Supervisors (BOS) from amending the Middlesex Comprehensive Plan and then rezoning 288 acres to Waterfront Commercial for a proposed campground in Jamaica.
posted 07.11.2019
Solar facilities would need special exception
Consideration of proposed amendments to the Middlesex County ordinance regarding solar facility setbacks from roads was tabled by the Middlesex Board of Supervisors (BOS) on July 2.
posted 07.11.2019
Supervisors want planners to make solar recommendations
County attorney Heather Lewis informed the Middlesex County Board of Supervisors (BOS) on July 2 that supervisors do not have the authority to enact a moratorium on solar construction while waiting for zoning recommendations from the planning commission.
posted 07.10.2019
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