The Board is considering a zoning map amendment to create or change an E-Commerce Overlay District across the county. This could affect where e-commerce-related businesses can operate or expand. Residents may see changes in land use or business activity if the amendment is approved.

The Board will decide whether to authorize a public hearing about granting Columbia Gas of Virginia temporary construction easements at 5049 Waterway Drive. This could affect residents near that address if construction or access changes occur. If approved, a date for the public hearing will be set for community input.

The Board is deciding whether to accept federal and local funds to start a new project focused on road safety for vulnerable users, such as pedestrians and cyclists. This project will include outreach and education efforts across Prince William County. If approved, the funds will be used to support these activities countywide.

The Board is reviewing possible tax rates and spending priorities for the next five years, including how these choices could affect county services and budgets. Decisions made in this discussion may influence future taxes and funding for programs that impact Potomac District residents. No final decisions will be made at this meeting.

The Board is reviewing the county's financial outlook for fiscal years 2026 through 2028, including expected revenues, expenditures, and budget pressures. This discussion helps set priorities and plan for future services and projects that affect all residents. No immediate decisions are being made at this stage.

The Board is deciding whether to award $200,000 in funding for a foundation and soil management program. This program aims to address soil and foundation issues that can affect development and property maintenance throughout the county. If approved, the funds will be used for projects countywide.

The Board will decide whether to endorse a permanent pump and haul permit for Dominion Energy at 18870 Possum Point Road. This would allow the site to manage wastewater by transporting it offsite, rather than connecting to a sewer line. If approved, this affects nearby residents by determining how wastewater is handled at the facility.

The Board will decide whether to allocate $5 million for projects at Marine Corps Base Quantico, based on future agreed task orders. This funding could support infrastructure or services affecting areas near the base, including parts of the Potomac District. If approved, specific projects will be determined later through agreements.

The Board is discussing ways to reuse existing buildings and possibly build new facilities that combine recreation centers with schools. This could affect how public spaces and schools are planned and used in the future. No specific projects or locations have been announced yet.

The Board will decide whether to ask the Governor and state environmental officials to include the Potomac District in regional groundwater studies and future groundwater management plans. This could affect how water resources are managed in the area. If approved, the request will be sent to state authorities for consideration.

The Board is considering updates to the zoning rules and map for the Data Center Opportunity Zone Overlay District. This could affect where data centers can be built and how they are regulated throughout the county, including the Potomac District. Residents may see changes in future data center development if the amendments are approved.

The Board is considering using Industrial Development Authority (IDA) performance grants to support affordable housing projects. This could help increase affordable housing options in the county. If approved, the Board will decide how grants are distributed and which projects qualify.

The Board is considering a directive to have the Industrial Development Authority (IDA) provide performance grants for affordable housing projects. If approved, this could support the creation of more affordable housing options for residents. Next steps will be determined after Board discussion.

The Board is considering a resolution to restate its commitment to protecting the Occoquan Reservoir and to oppose diverting water from the Occoquan Watershed for reuse elsewhere. This decision could affect water quality and supply for residents who rely on the reservoir. If approved, the Board's position will be formally recorded and may guide future water management discussions.

The Board will hear a presentation about how changes to Medicaid and SNAP work requirements could affect residents, and how the county is working with community groups in response. No decisions will be made at this meeting. Residents may learn about possible impacts to health and food assistance programs.

The Board will hear a presentation about new tools for modeling land use impacts and the Occoquan Watershed. These tools could inform future decisions about development and water quality in the county. No immediate action will be taken at this meeting.

The Board is deciding whether to change the Animal Advisory Committee's membership terms so they match the terms of the Board of County Supervisors. This would also extend the terms of current committee members. This change would apply to all neighborhoods in the county.

The Board is considering whether to start an amendment to the Comprehensive Plan that would change the land use classification of the Quantico Memorial Chapel property from Parks and Open Space to Hamlet Mixed Use. This could allow for different types of development on the site in the future. If initiated, the amendment process will include opportunities for public input before a final decision.

The Board will vote on whether to overturn the administrative denial of a Home Occupation Certificate for Genesis Hernandez in the Potomac District. This decision will determine if the applicant can operate a business from their home. Residents may attend the meeting to hear the discussion or provide input.

The Board is reviewing a special use permit for House of Bubbles Pet Grooming in the Potomac District. If approved, this would allow the business to operate at the proposed location. Residents may have an opportunity to comment before a final decision.

The Board is considering changes to the county's Purchase of Development Rights program, which affects how landowners can sell development rights to preserve open space and farmland. This decision could impact land use and development patterns across the county. If adopted, the new rules will apply countywide.

The Board is deciding whether to move $62,000 from recordation tax funds to support the Safe Streets and Roads for All Demonstration Project. This project aims to improve transportation safety across the county. If approved, the funds will be used in fiscal year 2024 for planning or implementation.

The Board is deciding whether to approve an agreement with George Mason University to provide training and counseling services for small businesses and entrepreneurs in Prince William County. This would give local business owners access to additional support and resources for three years, starting July 1, 2026. If approved, services will be available countywide.