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Data centers

Date not recorded

A resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026)

  • YesAmber Faith VeitenthalMoved and voted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).
  • YesGlenn E. WoodVoted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).
  • YesH. Bruce RappaportVoted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).
  • YesJoshua L. IngramVoted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).
  • YesMelissa DeDomenico-PayneVoted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).
  • YesR. Wayne SealockVoted yes on a resolution extending the moratorium on data center land-use applications by 60 days (September 2026).

Northern Virginia DailyLink

Jun 22, 2026

Deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium

Result as recorded: passed 6-0, June 2026

  • YesAmber Faith VeitenthalMoved and voted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesGlenn E. WoodVoted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesH. Bruce RappaportVoted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesJoshua L. IngramVoted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesMelissa DeDomenico-PayneVoted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).
  • YesR. Wayne SealockVoted yes to deny a zoning change that would allow data centers by special use permit and to direct staff to prepare a town-wide prohibition and a temporary moratorium (passed 6-0, June 2026).

Front Royal Town Council minutes, June 22, 2026 · Jun 22, 2026Link

Taxes and budget

Apr 27, 2026

Set the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014

Result as recorded: passed 4-2, April 2026

  • YesAmber Faith VeitenthalVoted yes to set the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).
  • YesGlenn E. WoodVoted yes to set the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).
  • YesH. Bruce RappaportMoved and voted yes to set the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).
  • YesMelissa DeDomenico-PayneVoted yes to set the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).
  • NoJoshua L. IngramVoted no on setting the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).
  • NoR. Wayne SealockVoted no on setting the real estate tax rate at $0.082 per $100, an increase of $0.014 (passed 4-2, April 2026).

Front Royal Town Council minutes, April 27, 2026 · Apr 27, 2026Link

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