What is the PLACID BAY SANITARY DISTRICT??
The Placid Bay Estates (PBE) Roads and Dam Sanitary Districts were set up by an act of the Virginia Legislation and the County in 1997 for the PBE roads and in 2012 for the dams. Funding for gravel roads maintenance is based on a percentage of your property value, and funding for the dams is based on a flat fee. Currently the Dam Sanitary District funds the rebuilding of the dams on Mattox Avenue and Short Way.
Annually the Placid Bay Civic Association (PBCE) Board of Directors drafts a budget for presentation to the County for specific projects on PBE roads and dams.
The PBCA Board is currently advocating for a wide range of community maintenance activities and projects including, but not limited to:
- Determining maintenance needs, developing action plans, and ensuring the efficient and quality work of contractors.
- Inspecting and monitoring the dams.
- Responding to requests and concerns and keeping residents and County officials informed of current operations.
- Monitoring roads and scheduling required repairs after inclement weather events.
- Prioritizing and developing projects for road improvements, such as widening and drainage upgrades in preparation for eventual paving projects. And, identifying potential VDOT Revenue sharing projects and administering such projects when State funds are available.
- Working with the VDOT and the Sanitary District for evaluation of drainage easements required for road improvements.
For any inquiries or concerns on the PBE gravel road or dams, send an email to the Placid Bay Civic Association at pbca.org@gmail.com and we will investigate and request the County to authorize the funding of the repairs based on the funding available in PBE’s Sanitary District account.
Thank you for your continued support and understanding as the Placid Bay Civic Association works to improve Placid Bay Estate’s infrastructure.