Board of Supervisors Business Meeting
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Loudoun County Board of Supervisors
4h 30m
5 speakers
8 agenda items
transcribed 3 days ago
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What opening actions and prayers are performed at the start of the meeting?
Okay, can we clear the data so I can get ready to hit the gavel, please? Thank you, Mitch.
All right, cool. Well, good evening, supervisors, staff, and good evening, Loudoun. I'm going to call to order the May 7, 2024 Loudoun County Board of Supervisors business meeting. This room has a hearing loop. If you need hearing assistance, please put your hearing aid to the telecom mode. If you need a headset, we have those available as well. Please see our clerk to request one. Supervisor Umstadt will now lead us in the Pledge of Allegiance. And any words you'd like to say? Thank You madam chair I would like to offer a prayer for law enforcement dear Lord please bless all of our deputies all of our police officers in Loudoun County in our county and our towns they have risked their lives on many occasions to save our lives, and we are deeply grateful to them for everything they do to protect us every day.
In your name, dear Lord, amen. Could we all now please rise and say the Pledge of Allegiance.
I pledge allegiance
of America,
and
to the
Republic for which
it
stands,
one nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.
Supervisor, before I read the consent agenda and read all the proclamations, I'm going to make two requests. These are not mandates, these are just requests. First, if we could maybe get our proclamations done, our resolutions done a little earlier, and just put them on the, where Jessica or Janet sit upstairs, because to try to sign, no kidding, 40 copies of different proclamations. What when we step on the dais and run a meeting is nearly impossible and not very effective. That's the first request. Secondly, we had gotten to a really good habit of taking our proclamations to whoever we're presenting them to. I don't mean the ones that come from staff. Obviously, those are in this room. But other proclamations, we had gotten really good at taking them to those places.
And now we're starting to do them every one in the boardroom again. I actually think it's more powerful to go to them with our proclamations than to have them come into the boardroom. So if we could start trying to do that again, I'd appreciate that as well. I am now going to read the consent agenda. The consent agenda is as follows. Bless you. Item R1, Proclamation to Recognize May 17, 2024 as Bike to Work Day. That is for approval only. Item R2, Proclamation to Recognize May 10th as Child Care Provider Appreciation Day. That's for approval only. Item R3, Proclamation to Recognize May 2024 as National Tennis Month. That's for approval and presentation. R4, I'm sorry, that was R3, this is R4. Resolution to recognize Loudoun County, Virginia's Governor's Cup winners.
That's for approval and presentation. R5, proclamation to declare May 19th through 25th as Emergency Medical Services Week. That's for approval and presentation. R6, proclamation to recognize May 2024 as Lyme Disease Awareness Month. That's for approval only. R7, Proclamation to Declare May 5th through 11th, 2024 as National Corrections Officers Week. That's for approval and presentation. R8, Proclamation to Declare May 12th through 18th, 2024 as National Police Week and May 15th, 2024 as Police Officers Memorial Day. That's for approval and presentation. R9, resolution to recognize 30 years of county service and the retirement of Mr. John Sandy. That's for approval and presentation and will come much earlier in the meeting.
Item two, administrative items report of May 7, 2024. Item three, cooperative agreement with constitutional officers. Item five, process improvements for Virginia Department of Environmental Quality forms. item six uh i don't think he was taking this off the off the consent is done because i see all the emails that
i requested come off
that you you did i did not see that request okay so item six will be off consent all right item seven a trails assessments for equestrian use at banshee reeks nature preserve Item 7B, environmental, I'm sorry, environment and energy work plan quarterly update. Is there a motion to approve?
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Agenda
8 items
1
What opening actions and prayers are performed at the start of the meeting?
10:50–23:32
2
How does the board move from the consent agenda to the series of proclamations?
23:32–45:44
3
What significant incident reports and crime statistics are presented in this portion?
45:44–1:11:54
4
How are mental‑health services and community outreach discussed?
1:11:54–2:08:21
5
What wines won the 2024 Virginia Governor’s Cup and how were they recognized?
2:08:21–2:20:44
6
How is Emergency Medical Services Week being proclaimed and honored?
2:20:44–2:49:30
7
Who are the community members speaking and what local issues are they raising?
2:49:30–3:55:32
8
What is the Destiny Drive corridor study and how will its recommendations be funded?
3:55:32–4:30:52
Speakers
5 identified
Phyllis J. Randall 95 min
Matthew F. Letourneau 11 min
Caleb A. Kershner 11 min
Michael R. Turner 7 min
Walter L. Alcorn 2 min
Officials recognised by voice; public commenters shown as “Speaker N” unless they state their name.
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