The Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors is scheduled to consider an amendment to County Code Chapter 9 relating to the annual allocation of data center-derived tax revenue at its meeting on September 23, 2026, according to the published agenda.
The same agenda also lists two zoning requests scheduled for consideration: a rezoning and adjustments application for West Hundred Road in the Bermuda district, and a rezoning application for Swift Creek Reserve in the Matoaca district, according to the meeting agenda posted through the county’s CivicClerk system.
The pairing of a data-center tax revenue code amendment with rezoning cases matters to residents because it addresses how the county allocates tax revenue generated by data centers, alongside separate land-use decisions in two districts. The specific terms of the proposed Chapter 9 amendment, including any allocation formulas or spending designations, were not detailed beyond the agenda listing.
- Meeting: Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors, September 23, 2026
- Item 18-19: Amendment to County Code Chapter 9 on annual allocation of data center-derived tax revenue
- Zoning Item A: 24SN1194 — West Hundred Road Rezoning & Adjustments, Bermuda district
- Zoning Item B: 25SN1238 — Swift Creek Reserve Rezoning, Matoaca district
- Source: Official agenda published via Chesterfield County’s CivicClerk portal
According to the published agenda, these items are scheduled to come before the Board of Supervisors during the September 23 meeting. The agenda does not specify the order of discussion beyond the listed item numbers or provide additional detail on staff recommendations for the code amendment or the two rezoning cases.
Residents seeking to engage with these agenda items can attend the Board of Supervisors meeting on September 23, 2026. The full agenda and associated documents are available through the county’s CivicClerk portal, where meeting access and public comment procedures are typically outlined.
Official source: the published record