Despite Arduous Process, BOCS to Vote on Fowl Amendment
BOCS regular Sept. 14 meeting will vote on fowl amendment and self-storage containers.
Update: In an e-mail to citizens, Coles District Supervisor Marty Nohe notified community members that the BOCS will not vote on the chicken amendment this evening, but will defer it to a work session on Sept. 1 and a public hearing on Oct. 5. The long-debated countywide "chicken amendment," as it has been deemed, will finally be brought to another vote by the Prince William County Board of Supervisors tonight. What began over six months ago is now coming before the board for a potential final vote. After two language revisions requested by the board from public hearings held on Feb. 3 and Aug. 10, the amendment requested for article III of the Agricultural and Residential Districts - Part 300 will include the following changes, if …
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