Votes at a glance: March 19 York County Board of Supervisors
March 19, 2024 | York County, Virginia
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Key formal actions taken by the York County Board of Supervisors on March 19, 2024:
- Continued public hearing on proposed ordinance 24‑4 (Production Drive parking restrictions) to the April 16, 2024 meeting. Motion to continue (table) carried by roll call (motion made by Supervisor Holroyd). The board directed staff to work with business and property owners and report back with targeted options.
- Adopted proposed ordinance 24‑5 to pursue code changes establishing a towing advisory board to regulate police‑requested towing (composition and process outlined by the Sheriff's Office). The motion to adopt was made by Supervisor Knoll and carried by recorded vote.
- Approved the consent calendar (roll call) including meeting minutes, street acceptance, a Head Start grant application, tax refunds, purchase resolutions, a public sewer extension agreement, and a Kronos HR/time system cloud migration contract (annual $83,000 for five years; one‑time implementation cost noted).
- Continued public hearing on proposed ordinance 24‑4 (Production Drive parking restrictions) to the April 16, 2024 meeting. Motion to continue (table) carried by roll call (motion made by Supervisor Holroyd). The board directed staff to work with business and property owners and report back with targeted options.
- Adopted proposed ordinance 24‑5 to pursue code changes establishing a towing advisory board to regulate police‑requested towing (composition and process outlined by the Sheriff's Office). The motion to adopt was made by Supervisor Knoll and carried by recorded vote.
- Approved the consent calendar (roll call) including meeting minutes, street acceptance, a Head Start grant application, tax refunds, purchase resolutions, a public sewer extension agreement, and a Kronos HR/time system cloud migration contract (annual $83,000 for five years; one‑time implementation cost noted).
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