Goochland Board of Zoning Appeals Jan. 26 Organizational Meeting Canceled

The Goochland County Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA) annual organizational meeting scheduled for 1:00 p.m. today in Board Conference Room 250 has been canceled because of inclement weather, county records show. The meeting had been posted to the county Agenda Center on Jan. 19, 2026 at 4:45 p.m., and the Agenda Center entry now reflects a cancellation status.

The Agenda Center posting is the official county record for the BZA organizational meeting and includes links to the meeting agenda and downloadable materials. Notes attached to the entry indicate status updates and explicitly state that the Jan. 26 session was later marked as canceled due to the weather. The meeting page remains the primary source for any future notices, revised agendas, or rescheduling information.

The cancellation affects residents and stakeholders who planned to attend in person. Homeowners seeking variances, neighbors monitoring appeals, local contractors, and attorneys who work with zoning issues often use the BZA organizational meeting to follow the calendar for the year, confirm hearing dates, and understand procedural rules for appeals. Because the session was the annual organizational meeting, administrative items that set the board’s schedule and procedures for 2026 may be delayed until a new meeting date is posted.

For the public, the immediate impact is logistical: anyone who planned to appear at Board Conference Room 250 at 1:00 p.m. should not travel to the courthouse and should instead consult the Agenda Center for the official status. Materials that had been posted for the meeting remain accessible on the Agenda Center and can be downloaded for review. The county’s online posting is the official reference for the community and will carry any updates about a make-up organizational meeting.

The BZA’s organization affects how zoning appeals and related hearings are coordinated across Goochland, so delays in the organizational meeting could shift timelines for individual cases that rely on the board’s adopted calendar. Residents with pending or anticipated appeals should monitor the Agenda Center closely and be prepared for updated hearing schedules.

Expect the county Agenda Center to carry the next steps. Checking that page will provide the official notice of any rescheduled organizational meeting, revised agendas, and downloadable materials so residents and applicants can plan accordingly.