 Candidate Denny King |
WINA AM 1070’s Charlottesville Live morning program is inviting all of the candidates running for the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors to come on the radio to share their background and priorities.
On August 3, 2007, independent Scottsville district candidate Denny King was their guest. King is the owner of Paladin Pictures, and is running for Board of Supervisors in the Scottsville District against incumbent Lindsay Dorrier and fellow independent Kevin Fletcher. This recording by Charlottesville Tomorrow is produced with the permission of WINA.
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King moved to Albemarle County in 1991 after a career in film and television, and says he is seeking office out of a strong desire to serve the public. In 2003, he ran for the Scottsville seat on School Board and lost to two-term incumbent Steve Kolezar by a margin of 154 votes.
King says large development projects such as Biscuit Run in his district prompt him to ask questions about the preparedness of the County’s infrastructure. “Obviously when you build 3,000 additional homes, that creates a lot of human traffic,” he said. He also says he’s been asked by many people about the health of the community’s water supply.
TIMELINE
1:30 – King explains why he moved to Albemarle County
3:20 – King on seeking office for a second time
7:00 – King on the growth of traffic congestion
7:45 – King praises cooperation between Charlottesville and Albemarle
9:00 – King says citizens are searching for “genuine representation on the Board of Supervisor”
11:30 – King explains how he is surveying his would-be constituents
14:50 – King is asked why he deserves a vote more than his two opponents
16:00 – King on how projects such as Biscuit Run will affect the infrastructure in his district
17:30 – King suggests ways to improve the community’s water supply
Sean Tubbs
