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Responsibilities
The Campbell County Department of Community Development is comprised of four divisions including:
- Permits and Inspections;
- Environmental Management;
- GIS and 911 Addressing; and
- Zoning, Planning and Subdivisions.
Together, these divisions work collaboratively to:
- administer generalized planning functions and plan review;
- maintain construction permits and inspections;
- maintain land disturbing activities, zoning, subdivision of land, and plat and site plan review;
- maintain the street name and numbering database; and
- update the Comprehensive Plan.
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Biosolids
Browse updates and documents related to biosolids (sewage sludge) information.
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Permits & Inspections
The Building Inspections Office is responsible for ensuring public health, safety, and welfare associated with the design, construction, and use of buildings.
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Comprehensive Plan
The Commonwealth of Virginia requires local jurisdictions to prepare and adopt a comprehensive plan to be reviewed at least once every five years. A comprehensive plan takes into account the various trends affecting the physical development of the land within the jurisdiction.
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Environmental Management
Access documents related to the Code of Virginia's mandates on Stormwater Management.
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GIS and 911 Addressing
GIS is a sophisticated computer system that links geographic information (where things are located) with descriptive information (what things are like).
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Growth At Work Video Series
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Redistricting Information
The Board of Supervisors has approved a redistricting plan, that redraws the election districts and precincts, to conform with changes in population.
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Zoning, Planning, & Subdivisions
The Zoning, Planning and Subdivision Office administers plans and ordinances intended to protect both individual property rights and the public's interest.