Board authorizes public hearing on flying-club agreement to repave landing strip and extend term
June 03, 2026 | Fluvanna County, Virginia
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The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors authorized county staff to advertise a public hearing on July 1, 2026 for an amendment to the memorandum of agreement with the Fluvanna County Radio Control Flying Club LLC.
Miss Harris presented the request, which would allow the club to replace the current geotextile landing-strip surface with asphalt and extend the term of the agreement from five to ten years; club members volunteered to pay the full expense of the resurfacing. Harris noted the site is on county property adjacent to the convenience-center/landfill entrance and that the club's activities do not expand the footprint currently used. "They would like to replace the current geotex with asphalt...Because of the expense involved, they are requesting that the term be extended from 5 years to 10 years," Harris said.
A motion to authorize advertisement of the July 1 public hearing was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said the public hearing will provide an opportunity for additional public input and for the board to consider final MOA language before any formal renewal or amendment.
Miss Harris presented the request, which would allow the club to replace the current geotextile landing-strip surface with asphalt and extend the term of the agreement from five to ten years; club members volunteered to pay the full expense of the resurfacing. Harris noted the site is on county property adjacent to the convenience-center/landfill entrance and that the club's activities do not expand the footprint currently used. "They would like to replace the current geotex with asphalt...Because of the expense involved, they are requesting that the term be extended from 5 years to 10 years," Harris said.
A motion to authorize advertisement of the July 1 public hearing was moved and seconded and approved by voice vote. Staff said the public hearing will provide an opportunity for additional public input and for the board to consider final MOA language before any formal renewal or amendment.
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