As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Candidate Interview: Dennis Rooker (Jack Jouett District)
As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Candidate Interview: David Slutzky (Rio District)
As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Candidate Interview: Thomas Jakubowski (Rio District)
As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Candidate Interview: Gary Grant (Rio District)
As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Candidate Interview: Sally Thomas (Samuel Miller District)
As part of Charlottesville Tomorrow’s coverage of the 2005 County Board of Supervisor Elections, we interviewed each candidate to discuss topics related to quality growth and development. Each candidate was asked the same 16 questions, only some of which were provided in advance. Excerpts from these interviews will be included in our upcoming Voter Guide […]
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Planning Commission on Marketing Interconnected Streets
On Tuesday, October 18, 2005 there was an Albemarle County Planning Commission meeting. The news media gave it some attention because of the discussion about a road connection in Crozet from the Old Trail development to Jarman’s Gap Road. Road interconnections in new neighborhoods are one feature of the “ Neighborhood Model ” form of […]
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Rio Supervisor Candidate Forum
The three candidates for the Rio seat on the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors met last night in a candidate forum sponsored by the Free Enterprise Forum and held at Woodbrook Elementary School. Candidates responded to questions they received in advance from the Forum. The audio is available via Charlottesville Podcasting . Charlottesville Tomorrow will […]
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Transportation Funding Options Report
At yesterday’s meeting of the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), a final report was provided from a Transportation Funding Options Working Group that has been working throughout the past year. The Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission has made the report available on their website with the following description: The Funding Options Working Group has made recommendations […]
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Too much Jeffersonian Replication in UVA Architecture?
An article in today’s C-Ville Weekly by UVA Architecture Professor Kenneth Schwartz got my attention. The opinion piece is entitled “Architectural Integrity at UVA” and starts as follows: “The University of Virginia has pursued a timid, insecure and flawed approach to the design of its new buildings.” Professor Schwartz argues that the firing of a […]
