Zoning & Subdivision Ordinance Update
A source-based collection of reports, meeting materials, public-engagement records, contracts, invoices, and supporting documents concerning New Kent County’s zoning and subdivision ordinance update.
Record-use note: Materials are presented for public review. Readers should consult the source documents directly and distinguish adopted policy from consultant recommendations, draft materials, and public comments.
Start with the Record
June 2026 Ordinance Diagnostic
Review the diagnostic assessment supporting the ordinance-update process.
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June 23, 2026 Community Engagement Summary
Review the documented public-engagement summary.
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2026 Public Workshop Presentation
View the public workshop presentation materials.
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Review the diagnostic assessment supporting the ordinance-update process.
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June 23, 2026 Community Engagement Summary
Review the documented public-engagement summary.
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2026 Public Workshop Presentation
View the public workshop presentation materials.
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Meeting & Project Records
June 29, 2026 Joint Worksession Presentation
Presentation to the joint Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission work session.
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Official Project Information
Open the public Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance Update project page.
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Presentation to the joint Board of Supervisors and Planning Commission work session.
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Official Project Information
Open the public Zoning and Subdivision Ordinance Update project page.
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FOIA, Contract & Procurement Records
The Berkley Group Records Collection
The County clarified that The Berkley Group’s work concerned the Subdivision and Zoning Ordinance update. The organized collection includes the FOIA request and response, agreement, proposal, work order, purchase order, procurement form, invoices, and postcard-mailer records.
Questions Raised by the Record
- How will documented public input be reflected in future ordinance decisions?
- How will citizens be able to trace the connection between outreach, consultant recommendations, staff recommendations, Planning Commission action, and Board votes?
- Which materials are recommendations or drafts, and which provisions are ultimately adopted?
- What additional records are needed to document how public comments were summarized and considered?
Living Record Notice: This website is a living public-record library. Pages may be updated, corrected, or expanded as additional records are received, reviewed, or verified. Please check back regularly for updates.