The Goochland Gazette – 10/31/2019

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Volume 64, Number 44 • October 31, 2019

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Driver who killed 3 on 288 gets a year in jail

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A Chesterfield County woman who struck and killed three people on Route 288 last year will spend a year in jail after pleading guilty to reckless driving on Monday.

Claire C. Carr, 54, had faced three counts of involuntary manslaughter and up to 30 years in prison if she had been convicted, but reached an agreement that allowed her to plead guilty to the lesser charge in exchange for serving the maximum sentence of 12 CARR months.

Carr tearfully apologized during Monday’s proceedings for her see Carr > 3

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Rotary supports Hurricane Dorian relief The Goochland Rotary Club recently made a donation of $1,420 to the Sunrise Rotary Club of Nassau, Bahamas, in order to help the island’s recovery from Hurricane Dorian. Goochland Rotarian Wayne Dementi presented the check while in the Bahamas with his family. Shown are, from left, Archdeacon James Palacious, Carla Stubbs, Dianne Dementi, Vivienne Dementi, Felix Stubbs (Director of Relief effort), Kye Dementi, Goochland Rotarian Wayne Dementi, Adrienne Dementi and Hart Dementi.

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As Election Day nears, there is at least one candidate in Goochland who isn’t feeling much anxiety about the outcome.

If pressed, he might also admit that he has done no fundraising, appeared in no campaign ads, and, unless you count shooting the breeze down at his local post office as a stump speech, he has made no TRICE official appearances.

Even when people laugh and call his campaign a joke, Stu Trice just laughs right along with them.

Because technically, well — it is.

As the only candidate in the race for mayor of Hadensville, a position that doesn’t actually exist, Trice fully expects to be elected in a landslide next week.

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The Goochland County Animal Shelter has temporarily relocated to the County’s Central High School Cultural and Educational Complex located at 2748 Dogtown Road, in Goochland. The temporary Animal Shelter will operate at the rear of the Central High School Complex until the new shelter is completed. Citizens can continue to contact the Animal Shelter by calling (804) 556-5302.

The shelter currently has the following pets available to a good home: A spayed female brown tabby, about 7 months old; a female hound mix, about six years old; and a neutered male hound, about 2-4 years old.

The Goochland Animal Shelter is open from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. The facility has many lost dog and cat fliers posted. For more information on these pets, as well as the many more still in need of homes at the Goochland Animal Shelter, call (804) 556-5302. You also can visit the shelter on Facebook at “Goochland County Animal Control.”

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The Friends of Goochland Parks (FOGP) will be hosting the second annual Goochland RiverFest along the shore of the James River at Tucker Park on Nov. 2, featuring live local

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This family-friendly musical outdoor event will be held from noon to 5 p.m. (rain or shine), and onsite parking at Tucker Park. Parking is very limited, so carpooling is encouraged.

Three Virginia bands, including Harley Boone, Jangling Reinharts, and River City Bluegrass, will fill the waterside air with Americana music.

“We are proud to have Goochland RiverFest return and grow for a second year, along with our friends Harley Boone performing on stage,” said FOGP board member David Baird. “Proceeds from this year’s event help FOGP fund a variety of local projects within the Goochland Parks system that can be enjoyed by all families and outdoor enthu-

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Admission to the concert is free, but donations are welcome and help FOGP fund specific local projects to support the parks department.

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Carr continued from >1 role in the deaths of Justin C. Ransone, 41; Amy Lee Abbott, 45; and Linli Xu, 25, all of whom died on the evening of June 27, 2018.

The three were stuck while standing in a median near West Creek Parkway in Goochland after Ransone and Abbott, a couple who had been living in Glen Allen, stopped to assist Xu, a Midlothian woman who had exited her car after striking a deer.

Carr, traveling in the left lane, swerved left to avoid the Mercedes, which was disabled in the left lane, and struck the three victims, according to authorities. All three were pronounced dead at the scene.

Trice continued from >1 After all, who among us can’t get behind a platform that includes working hard (but not too hard), celebrating local history, and never missing an opportunity to turn a stranger into a new friend?

Trice is so popular in his neck of the woods, in fact, that his recent campaign kicked off without him having anything at all to do with it: according to Trice, he didn’t know he was running until campaign signs started to spring up all over the area reading “Re-Elect Stu Trice for Mayor.”

While Trice insists he still isn’t sure who put up the signs, the title of Mayor is one he’s proudly held for some time.

“I always say I wasn’t actually elected,” Trice said, but instead the title was passed down to him from an uncle, a former local postal employee who was similarly well-known in the community.

Trice, who shoed horses before opening up a saw and knife sharpening shop in Hadensville, has joyfully

Authorities said Carr had been engaged in text conversations with three people as she was driving south on Route 288 within a 20-minute period leading up to the crash.

She sent her final text either three seconds or four seconds before the collision, the authorities believe.

In June, a judge approved a $5 million settlement in a wrongful death case brought against Carr by the families of the three victims.

According to documents in Goochland County Circuit Court, the families of the three victims were awarded $5 million to be split three ways, giving each family $1.67 million.

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embraced his recent turn in the spotlight, and says he also understands that his candidacy may offer some people just what they need after a long and occasionally brutal campaign season.

People are just too tense these days, Trice said, and points to this year’s contentions election season in Goochland as a prime example.

Of course, when it comes to seeking office, Trice certainly has plenty of positive attributes. His roots in the community go back to 1860, he likes to point out, when his great-grandfather purchased 60 acres near where Trice currently lives.

Also, he notes, “I’ve never made a telephone call to the Ukraine — I don’t know where that is.”

At the end of the day, even if Trice can’t get all the votes, he says he hopes it won’t be lost on his fellow residents that his campaign likely won’t be the most ridiculous one this year.

His candidacy may be fake, Trice laughed, “But I’m totally honest — how many other campaigns can say that?”

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Sheriff James L Agnew 2938 River Rd West Goochland, Virginia 23063 804-556-5349 October 16, 2019

Dear Fellow Goochland Citizen, As I prepare to retire at the end of this year, I want to thank each of you for your prayers and support throughout the last 28 years. It has been my privilege and high honor to serve as your sheriff.

On November 5th , we will vote for the person best suited to take on this very important position. Without hesitation, I am proud to recommend to you the ablest candidate to succeed me, Steven Creasey.

Steven has the requisite skills and abilities to lead us into the future. For the post 24 years, Steven has been on the front lines, day and night, working to protect you and your family from those who would do us harm, in addition, Steven has been an integral part of our budget team; he has trained and supervised dozens of our deputies; he has assisted with the hiring of new deputies and dispatchers; he has supervised our 911 center; he has taught CPR to hundreds of deputies, EMTs and firefighters; and, on his own time, Steven has earned a master’s degree from Liberty University. Most importantly, Steven is a man of honesty and integrity, essential qualities for the county’s chief law enforcement officer.

In short, I can tell you that Steven’s work history, education, training and dedication to this county are second to none.

Please join me in voting for Steven Creasey on November 5 as the next Sheriff of Goochland County.

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LEVIN WHITE FOR SHERIFF TIME FOR CHANGE WITH PROVEN EXPERIENCE

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Dear Goochland Voters, There are only a few days until you go to the polls to elect a new Sheriff. You will vote for the candidate that you believe will provide you and your family A Safer Goochland in which to live, work and play.

I write to tell you that, as your Sheriff, I will command a Sheriff’s Office that will operate differently than the one we have all experienced over many recent Military Veteran years. I will commit to all Goochlanders that the Sheriff’s Office will begin, Richmond Police Detective (Retired) on January 1, 2020, treating all GoochSpecial Agent (Former) land citizens equally, regardless of their socio-economic status in the community.

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Burglary Detective During my campaign over the last 18 Robbery Detective months, I have worked with a team Organized Crime Detective comprised of supporters from both ends of the political spectrum, Republican and High Risk Undercover Operations Democrat. Upon learning my platform, State/Federal Task Force Member the team unified. I am proud to say that my unique law enforcement skill set and Public Corruption leadership plan appeals to many citizens Narcotics/Vice Detective with varying political and fundamental beliefs. All can find common ground in a solid plan, and proactive measures, to make our county safer and bring 21st century policing to Goochland County.

As we progressed through the campaign, many of my team members began to complain that they were being harassed and intimidated for supporting my campaign. Signs were being stolen, threats were being made, and surveillance in front of volunteers’ homes, was being conducted by supporters of my opponent. My wife and children have experienced tremendous pain as a result as well. My family will forgive those who do these things and ask that the mudslinging stop. Please look at the resumes and choose the candidate with proven experience.

As we move to November 5, 2019 (Election Day), I encourage all Goochlanders to go to the polls and be part of a positive change. Vote for Change. Vote for A Safer Goochland. Vote for the candidate with Proven, Diversified Police Experience to lead our community.

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Obituaries JOYCE A. HICKS Joyce Ann Ware Hicks, 78, of Bumpass, passed away at her home October 21, 2019. She was preceded in death by her husband, Milton Eugene Hicks; parents, William and Edith Ware; siblings, Janice W o o d , Everett Ware and Sue Wi c k h a m .

She is survived by her chilHICKS dren, Cindy and Willis “Buddy” Barnes, Lisa Waldrop, Amy and David Thompson; siblings, Linda Balsley, Hallie Hicks (Stewart), Donald Ware (Louise) and Anita Cone (Doug). She is lovingly remembered by her grandchildren, Andrew Barnes (Ali), Phillip Barnes, Emily Kelly (Samuel), Sarah Williams (Alec), Mary and Daniel Waldrop, Zachary and Jacob Butcher, Matthew, Meghan and Maxwell Thompson; great-grandson, Wesley Barnes; and many nieces, nephews and friends. Joyce graduated from Goochland High School in 1959. During her

career, she held a variety of positions, including Secretary to the United States Army Missile Command in Redstone Arsenal, Alabama. She was the Administrative Assistant at Piedmont Christian School for eight years and retired as the Assistant Ombudsman at the Virginia Worker’s Compensation Commission in 2010. She was an active member of Salem Baptist Church in Goochland, Virginia. The family received friends on October 24, at the West Chapel of the Bennett Funeral Home. Her funeral service will be private.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations to the Holly Grove Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department.

HERBERT MCALLISTER Herbert “Mike” McAllister, 72, of Goochland County, entered into Heaven on Sunday, October 20, 2019, in the comfort of his home.

He was born on December 18, 1946, in Quincy, Massachusetts. He was the son of the late Catherine Vignoni Thurston; and stepson of the late William A. Thurston. He is see Obituaries > 5

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Goochland Co. 5 Fire & Rescue Auxiliary will sponsor its 2019 Fall Food & Frills celebration from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 9, at the Co. 5 Firehouse, located at 2710 Fairground Road. The

Obituaries continued from >4 survived by his wife of 23 years, Wanda; one son, Christopher McAllister (Christine); two grandchildren, Morgan and Mason; two siblings, Patty Cicchese (Buddy) and Richard Thurston (Jackie); as well several nieces and nephews. He is also survived by four loving and faithful dogs. In addition to his parents; he was preceded in death by his late sister, Kathleen Mcallister Croall; and late brother, William A. Thurston Jr. He retired from

annual bake sale will feature wonderful homemade baked goods and country ham biscuits, and breakfast and lunch will be available for purchase.

Celebration spaces for local crafters and vendors will be available for a $ 20 donation

per space. Some of this year’s featured vendors will include Chalk Couture, Nina’s Jams & Jellies, Brenda’s Wreaths, Kelly’s Crafts, Christina’s Crafts, Simply S & S, Paparazzi Jewelry, and Southern Twine Design.

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5 Fire & Rescue Gun Raffle, featuring a Browning Maxus Hunter 12-Gauge Shotgun, may be purchased in advance from any Co. 5 fire or rescue member or on site the day of the drawing. For further information, call (804) 556-4135.

the Commonwealth of Virginia after 30 years of service, where he proudly served as the Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security and Veterans Affairs.

He is also a retired Naval Officer with 30 years of service proudly serving our country on the USS Wasp Carrier during Vietnam and serving our country at Embassies abroad.

During his time in Vietnam, he rescued a shot down pilot by jumping overboard into the sea. It was quite the challenge as the pilot was wearing about 100 pounds of equipment. One of Mike’s favorite pastimes was

spending time with the family dogs. He always loved a houseful. He also enjoyed mowing the fields with his tractor, target shooting and the great outdoors. The family would like to thank Dr. Frank Bain and staff at the Goochland Family Practice, Dr. Shah, Gade and staff at the Virginia Cancer Institute in Richmond, the Parham Doctor’s Hospital Radiology Doctors and staff and At Home Care Hospice for their loving care and friendship. A private burial will be held at the Virginia Veterans Cemetery in Amelia, Virginia.

Memorial contributions may be made to Goochland Pet Lovers, P.O. Box 27, Oilville, Va. 23129 or online at goochlandpetlovers.com/donate for the love and care of homeless and/ or abused animals.

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TRACY E. WIGGINS Mr. Tracy E. Wiggins, 49, of Goochland, Va., departed this life Monday, October 14, 2019.

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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor

To local candidates of all stripes, a word of thanks

By Roslyn Ryan Editor

In less than a week, Goochland County residents will head to the polls to choose the men and women who will represent them at the local level for at least the next four years.

And while one race in Goochland has received much of the attention for the past six months (in case you’ve been spending your days on the International Space Station or doing extended research on the bottom of the sea floor, I’m referring here to the race for sheriff) I thought it might be good in the waning days of this election cycle to offer a word of thanks to all of the candidates who will be on the ballot next Tuesday.

I understand that this may a bit unorthodox. After all, we seem to prefer most of our politicians on a skewer these days, singling out for particular scorn those who dare to approach the issues of the day from a different angle than the one we prefer.

That said, it might be worthwhile to stop and consider the reality of what it means for a resident, who in most cases has never run for or held public office before, to decide to put his or her time, money, and energy into seeking a local seat.

Having covered the local government beat in several different rural communities, I know I risk stating the obvious here when I point out that serving as a county supervisor or a school board member is typically not a path to glamour or riches.

In most cases, as far as I have been

able to observe, choosing to serve one’s community in any rural locality means marathon land use planning meetings and mountains of legal documents, charts, studies, and reports. It’s learning to sort through an alphabet soup of acronyms, and be able to drill down into the heart of a seemingly intractable problem and extract a solution that is in the best interest of your constituents.

You don’t get paid a lot, and I suspect you probably don’t get thanked a lot either.

Sure, there may be residents who call just to tell you that you are doing a great job — I guess that happens — but probably more often the person on the other end of the phone has an issue with an intersection, or noise, or Internet, or their neighbor’s wayward cows, or any other of a hundred different wrongs they hope their local representative can fix.

(One thing that I would be remiss if I didn’t note is that Goochland’s current board of supervisors and school board members seem almost preternaturally gifted when it comes to service -- it has truly been a pleasure to watch the way they interact with residents during meetings, and the genuine concern on display when a problem is brought forward.)

So, with just a few days left until Nov. 5, we here at The Gazette would just like to say that we appreciate all of the candidates’ willingness to serve, to listen, to try and be the person who gets in there and fixes what’s broke.

Win or lose, you are already a credit to your community.

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Letters to the Editor Editor’s note: Due to space constraints, we were unable to publish every letter to the editor we received concerning the upcoming election, visit our website at www. goochlandgazette.com.

District 2’s Hobbs has epitomized life of a true servant leader Dear Editor, It is a genuine pleasure and honor for me to recommend Mrs. Wendy S Hobbs to the Goochland Board of Supervisors for District 2 Supervisor.

I have known Wendy Hobbs personally and professionally for more than 30 years. I have found her to be an amazing woman. She wears many hats, a wife, mother, daughter, sister, manager, colleague, mentor, church member and friend.

Mrs. Hobbs retired from the Department of Corrections with 35 years of service. During her tenure, Wendy held numerous jobs including more than 20 years as Warden of Fluvanna and Virginia Correctional Center for Women and served five years as the Regional Administrator for Institutions in both the Eastern and Central Regions.

Mrs. Hobbs has always taken her role as a servant leader seriously. Working in the Department of Corrections she was known to be approachable. I was impressed with how Wendy

would spend her lunch with different co-workers and would sit and talk with them not about work, but about what was going on with them, their families, their goals and even the fun things they did over the weekend. When she talked to you she called your name; always listening intently, and so encouraging.

Mrs. Hobbs serves as a mentor for so many and she instilled in numerous co-workers, young adults, family members and friends to become the best individuals they can be. Wendy loves to make good things happen for other people. Mrs. Hobbs is caring, compassionate, fair, and a solution-oriented person. She has a strong sense of community and believes in working for the greater good of all people.

Mrs. Hobbs holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Saint Paul’s College and a Master of Administration in Human Resources Management from Central Michigan University.

Locally, Mrs. Hobbs has served on the Goochland County Local Emergency Planning Committee, Goochland County Public School Health Advisor Board and Public School Superintendent’s Community Advisory Board.

Wendy Hobbs lives a life of service whether working with coworkers, senior citizens, engaging youth to reach their potential, serving the community, working for female offender’s rights

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or supporting equality for all.

Wendy loves her family, friends, church and people in her community.

I can say with confidence that Wendy S Hobbs will bring the same qualities of hard work, insight, integrity, support, intellect, and the desire to advocate for all to the Office of District 2 Supervisors for Goochland County. On November 5, 2019, I encourage you to vote for Wendy S. Hobbs, The People’s Choice for Progress Virginia E. Johnson Goochland

Dedication, character remain the hallmarks of Creasey’s life Dear Editor, I would like to express my full support and endorsement of Steven Creasey and his candidacy for Sheriff of Goochland County.

Steven and I were sworn in as deputy sheriffs for Goochland County at the same time over twenty one years ago. We worked together in Goochland for many years and to this day trust one another with our lives as we continue to serve our adjacent counties.

Steven’s dedication to his community and strength of character are just two of the reasons why I can think of no better person to hold the Office of Goochland County Sheriff.

Furthermore as Powhatan County Sheriff Brad Nunnally has told me many times, “People have to have integrity and courage to serve in the Sheriff’s Office. We can’t train them to have those qualities, they either have them or they don’t.” Steven has those qualities, I have witnessed it on countless occasions.

I look forward to working together with Steven at the highest levels to ensure Goochland and Powhatan counties continue to be the safe and wonderful places they are. I respectfully ask for your support and vote for see Letters > page 8

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Goochland’s John D. Meyers of Columbia waxed rhapsodic over the continued from >6 job performance of County Supervisor Susan Lascolette, Steven Creasey for Goochland praising her for delivering faiCounty Sheriff on Nov. 5, 2019. Picture painted of supervisor was not rytale-happy results and urging Jeffery S. Searfoss her re-election. I write to note Chief Deputy Powhatan exactly accurate that some of these fairytales are County Sheriff’s Office Dear Editor, at odds with reality. I offer two Former Goochland County Last week’s letter from Mr. examples.

First, Lascolette was por16484 W Crescent Ln, Montpelier, VA 23192 trayed as a champion of rural high-speed internet. Actually, she has been dragging her feet for 8 years on that one, publicly arguing that county money should not be used for such things, which should be handled entirely by the private sector. Sadly, it is not profitable for Comcast et al. to serve thinly populated rural areas (notaRaise your family in this home that answers all needs! 20 bly including Lascolette s own minutes to Short Pump. 11+ acres, 7400 SF, 5 bedrooms, District 1), so nothing tangible 5 full baths, beautifully landscaped has happened. This is familgrounds with inground saltwater heated iar stuff: rural America would pool, 4 car garages, extensive brick work. not have received electricity $1.25 million in the 1930s or telephone service in the 1950s if these steps Debra Hoffman, had depended exclusively on Principal Broker corporations pursuing quarOFFICE: 347-3878 terly profits. Instead, essential debra.hoffman@penfedrealty.com

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infrastructure support had to come from the public sector to make those things go forward.

Broadband is today s variation on that theme.

Another example, Mr. Meyers extols Lascolette as “committed to keeping Goochland rural.” This should be easy. Developers advance proposals for new housing tracts that the Board can deny if they are at odds with the county s goal of remaining essentially rural.”

Here in Manakin Sabot, the Board had no visible qualms about the recent proposal for Tuckahoe Bridge, where the developer initially wanted to cram 198 houses onto a 98-acre tract. The re-zoning hearings were epic. According to our Comprehensive Plan, this area was to have no more than one house per acre. It took repeated hearings by the Planning Commission (which voted NO, 4-1) and the Board of Supervisors, one of which lasted 4 hours as the local residents blasted the proposal.

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“only” 147 houses more pushback. Then 123 houses continued resistance. Finally, the Board approved a plan for 98 houses, finally conforming to the Comprehensive Plan.

Why should it take this much citizen resistance to get the Board to uphold these basic and clear guidelines?

If Lascolette wanted to keep Goochland rural, why did she not simply tell the developer to bring his plan in line with our county s stated limits? Instead, the Board was wishy-washy for months.

This is unacceptable job performance. In stark contrast, Lascolette’s opponent, Crystal Neilson-Hall, has been pressing hard for the county to seek infrastructure grants to facilitate extending broadband to all county residents. The Board did virtually nothing for years, not moving toward any real action until just a few weeks before the November election!

Where’s the leadership in that?

Neilson-Hall would vote no for bad development plans that

ignore our county s guidelines, insisting that Goochland grow on its own terms, not those that maximize developer profits. If the Board would consistently uphold our standards, developers eager to make Goochland look like Glen Allen would know better than to submit proposals wildly in conflict with our guidelines.

Basically, Lascolette has had 8 years to demonstrate the values that Meyers claims for her. Instead, she has been hostile to broadband and insufficiently hostile to those who see Goochland as just another suburb. Neilson-Hall will be a big improvement in both areas.

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Correspondence continued from >8 the Goochland Gazette (an RTD Publication under the BH Media umbrella) as the Paper of Record for Goochland County, did not think the citizens of Goochland would be interested to know that Levin White, candidate for Sheriff, had a warrant out for his arrest and was charged with trespassing on private property on October 4, 2019? The incident was caught on a game camera. Mr. White is charged with a class 1 misdemeanor.

According to § 18.2-11. of the Code of Virginia, the maximum punishment for a Class

1 misdemeanor is confinement in jail for not more than twelve months and a fine of not more than $2,500, either or both. He is scheduled to appear in court on Nov. 4, 2019 (the day before the election).

Why the silence? I think the people of Goochland need to know that a man who wants to be our Sheriff feels that the law does not apply to him. That is very scary to me.

Barbara Slone Maidens (Editor’s note: Due to the newspaper’s press time, news about the charge against White did not appear in the Gazette the week that the incident occurred.

Instead, it was included as part of a story in last week’s edition.)

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Those who run for local office must be qualified for the job Dear Editor: Once upon a time in America, being a public servant meant that people holding public office actually served the public. More and more we see individuals who seek public office so the public can serve them.

These individuals rarely volunteer their time in any of the numerous organizations needing volunteers in their local communities. Some volunteer to build their resumes, but they do not actually put in any time helping others.

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no picnic. Having run and won twice, I know how important it is to know and observe all the rules. Doing so is an indication of how you will serve if elected.

Many in Goochland County know how embarrassed we were when a public servant was arrested for embezzlement. It took nearly three years to clean up the mess and restore public trust in that office. The legal problems were just the most public of the many management issues prevalent in that office for years.

The State Board of Elections requires all candidates to file several financial reports which enumerate all contributions and expenses during established time periods. Goochland Sheriff candidate White was cited during the summer months for campaign violations. In addition, the Finance Report for the July 1 – August 31 period, due on September 15, omitted in-kind contributions and was filed late on September 30. The next report for the September 1-30

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period, due on October 15, omitted an advertising expense that should have been reported.

By the same token, past performance is a strong indicator of how a candidate will handle the responsibilities of elected office. Critical to the interest of the taxpayer funding these offices is careful management of the monies appropriated for the execution of the duties of those offices supported by local government.

The Sheriff’s Office FY2020 budget exceeds $5.8 million dollars. A Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request revealed that fifteen warrants in debt were served on Candidate White from on or about March, 2004 through August 2015.

Having issued over 200 Warrants-in-Debt as Goochland Treasurer, I can tell you that these are not issued until after numerous attempts to collect the debts have been exhausted. Probably all of us have missed a payment or been late at least once in our lives.

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These warrants are a concern because they are not issued immediately after a payment is late. On the contrary, they are normally only issued months or even a year after the initial due date has passed without payment. The years over which this transpired is a concern because of its indication of past neglect. One of the warrants was for a bill from a country club.

Several correspondents to this newspaper have indicated that they have researched the candidates. True research involves more than reading a candidate’s own website and literature. There will be no negative information there.

Carefully following the rules and the law are serious indicators of how a person will perform if elected to office, particularly the office of sheriff.

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see Mail > 11 for all of us, I encourage everyone to vote for Steven Creasey for Sheriff. His past performance and volunteerism are strong indicators of his desire to serve the public.

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Candidates should have more than just a name to run on Dear Editor, I moved to Goochland county in the last year from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to grow my family and be closer to the ones I love. So I am writing this letter from a perspective that is completely different than the ones I have been reading over the past few months in the Goochland Gazette.

Coming from a crime infested place like Philly, I moved here and was elated with how kind the community is and how safe I feel having my young family here. Then I start seeing the vitriol being spewed in the letters to the editor section regarding the upcoming race for County Sheriff. I thought how can all these kind folks have such strong opinions on who sheriffs such a place that is arguably

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So I dug a little deeper to figure out why.

The first thing I did was go to the candidate websites, and found that both were similar in design, but vastly different in content. Mr. Creasey’s page seems to be running on a whole lot of name recognition and very little substance. The “priorities” are vague and the “credentials” section reads like a manual for all things required to be a law enforcement officer in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It seems to be the “fluff” an eighth grader would use to get to a required word count for a paper. In stark contrast Mr. White appears to have identified areas of opportunity and plans of action to address those areas of need in the community. His “certifications” page reads like actual certifications above and beyond his job requirements, and he even has a disclaimer: I have 150+ certifications that are not listed here but are required to be a law enforcement officer (not an exact quote but you get the gist.)

As an outsider it seems to

me that Goochland truly only has one real answer for candidate for Sheriff, you can choose between someone who is running on a platform of “Hey I have known you all my life, I have worked here all my life, and you all loved my daddy so vote for me!” or a real, actually serious candidate with serious proposals with a diverse criminal justice background that can help move a fast growing county into the 21st century of law enforcement. I will leave you with one quote from the late great Ned Creasey when he first ran for Board of Supervisors in 2007: “For far too long Goochland has been entrusted to what some people would call the “Good Ole Boy” network….It was a shell game played behind a veil of organized confusion.” Who do you trust with the safety of your family and community, a man with a name, or a man with a plan?

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Hobbs will ensure needs of District 2 are addressed Dear Editor, The best choice for the District 2 Board of Supervisor seat for Goochland County is candidate Mrs. Wendy Hobbs.

Mrs. Hobbs is a woman of integrity and honesty. She is a community-minded individual who regularly puts the needs of others before her own priorities. When she commits to a task, she will give one hundred percent, nothing less. This is best evidenced through her substantial community work, both in a professional and civic

www.goochlandgazette.com capacity. The life of someone working in the public interest can often be demanding requiring an individual to commit time, a physical presence and engagement. In her capacity as a community leader, she has worked diligently for citizens of Goochland County by articulating concerns and issues to those in position, who would effect changes to benefit those in need.

I have known Mrs. Hobbs since 1992, when she was the Warden of the Virginia Correctional Center for Women, located in Goochland County. I had the honor to work for her and beside her for

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approximately eight years. Mrs. Hobbs’ professionalism and interpersonal skills allowed her to cultivate a strong team environment and gain the respect of her employees and peers.

In additional to the demanding obligations of the Warden’s position, she also was involved in numerous outside community endeavors. She performed her professional obligations of her position at the highest level of excellence, in addition to her many responsibilities of home, family, and church.

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Viewpoints continued from >11 Mrs. Hobbs uses to achieve success. She is highly talented at being a successful multi-tasker, problem-solver, and visionary. She is compassionate and caring. She has many years of direct experience in long range strategic planning with measurable results. She also managed enormous million dollars budgets with the focus on spending taxpayer’s funds in a fiscally responsible manner.

Mrs. Hobbs possesses detailed oriented organizational skills, an ability to adapt to fluctuating circumstances, and strong interpersonal and listening skills. Her strong managerial skills allowed her to train other department head managers on the implementation of executing successful strategic planning tools. These tools were used by other midlevel managers or supervisors to motivate and bring out the best in others. Following her examples, managers were able

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to develop and built successful work teams to enhance operational goals and objectives.

On and off the job, she was always generous, insightful, enthusiastic and creative.

Many subordinate employees are better professionals for having her guidance, support and her example of a true professional.

Mrs. Hobbs displayed an excellent rapport with many different constituents including individuals with different ideas and points of view. She diligently listened to and heard the message being communicated from others. She can think quickly on her feet. She is focused, competent, and a very skilled individual, who has developed effective working relationships with colleagues, community leaders, and private citizens.

Mrs. Hobbs is bright, dedicated and self-directed, quickly understanding and matching a company’s ethos and mission. Her skills were so impressive that other managers often

sought her advice on how to motivate staff teams, approach new initiatives and develop strategic plans for project success.

She is ethical, forthright, discreet and fair. She can discern the difference between right and wrong. She is supremely skilled at encouraging and achieving the best performance from others.

Her extraordinary interpersonal skills can facilitate effective communications avenues among all concerned parties including educating citizens on those subject matters that will most impact their lives. I have no doubt that she will be able to build a consensus of collaboration among various entities, with the ultimate goal of facilitating positive changes and better opportunities for all residents of Goochland County.

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continued from >12 the Second District.

I believe that Mrs. Hobbs is an exemplary human being with the intelligence, fortitude, and compassion necessary to represent the citizens of District 2. So lets vote for the most qualified candidate, Wendy Hobbs for Board of Supervisors, District 2 on November 5th.

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District 1 candidate Neilson-Hall will hit the ground running Dear Editor, Today I write in support of Crystal Neilson-Hall’s candidacy for the District 1 seat on the Goochland Board of Supervisors.

Crystal and I initially met nearly a decade ago working for Goochland County Public Schools, where she was an art educator and the sponsor of the National Art Honor Society.

She had great rapport with her students because she showed them respect, listened to them, and valued the ideas they brought to her classroom.

Since that time, we’ve raised children together, connecting on the challenges of working motherhood.

When began her small business in agriculture, I was eager to learn more, and had the opportunity to visit her farm and see how she lovingly cared for her animals and the land, involving her whole family in this good stewardship of natural resources.

As fellow citizens committed to improving local, state, and national outcomes for our children, families, and community, I connect with Crystal often.

She’s an excellent listener and sounding board, developing strong rapport with neighbors, showing them the same respect as she did to her stu-

dents back when we first met.

On all issues, I’ve found her knowledgeable and thoughtful who is willing to engage alternate points of view, find common ground, and move towards action-oriented solutions.

Often, she already has concrete plans to address the concern — or she works to better understand the issue and build the coalition to address it.

Crystal knows our district and can relate on multiple levels because of her experiences as an educator, parent, farmer, and business owner. Without a doubt, she’s on my metaphorical speed dial for thoughtful conversation, and she always makes the time to connect with me, despite a significant personal workload.

As the saying goes, if you need something done, ask a busy woman. Her work ethic is second to none, and that’s coming from a fellow busy woman.

District 1 needs a representative that is not satisfied to just-wait-and-see what comes with forces of development over time, as is the current approach.

District 1 needs someone who will speak for our needs now and intentionally work to meet them through strategic action. Specifically, Crystal

shows depth of understanding of challenges surrounding rural broadband, which greatly impacts economic and educational opportunities for those of us living on the other side of the digital divide.

While our family cobbles together adequate internet access for now, it comes at a steep price in limited supply, which is not sustainable given the increasing needs of our family as my three children progress in school. I recognize that many families don’t even have the basic access we have, which hinders their productivity, potential for innovation in business, and ability to connect to vital resources in an increasingly digitally demanding environment.

And when I’ve inquired of the current state of affairs at the county level on this issue, I hear of half-hearted attempts and a lack of action on potential state grant opportunities.

Investments made in rural broadband would pay dividends and equip citizens of Goochland with greater access to opportunities our neighbors have to collaborate, connect, and contribute. The opportunity cost for inaction is just too great.

Crystal understands this and is committed to proactive solutions to this and other

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pressing challenges. I hope you isn’t the best way to experience will join me in supporting her life. candidacy with your vote.

He’s been leading the Men’s ministry at Velocity for sevLaura Kassner eral years, and he’s taught me a Shannon Hill lot about leadership and about giving more of myself to others.

Spoonhower is I recently asked Neil why he the county leader wanted to get into politics. His District 2 needs response was “I don’t. I just want to help my community”.

Dear Editor, He’s been doing just that Good Morning, I wanted to write and tell for years. I’ve volunteered with you about my friend Neil. him at Goochland Cares where He’s running for supervisor in we helped paint and stock the old food bank.

Goochland’s 2nd district.

I’ve been on a few misI’ve known Neil for over 10 years and am proud to call him sion trips with Neil where we worked with locals in Haiti my friend.

When I first attended after the devastating earth Velocity Church Neil was one quake there, and also with our of the first people to reach out friends in Nicaragua working to me and invited me to join a with Reap Grenada.

As long as I’ve known Neil, small group he was leading.

I was content to be just ‘part he puts others first and does of the congregation’, but reluc- what’s right.

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There, Neil showed me that I’d probably suggest to look at just blending in with the crowd other candidates.

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Levin White is well qualified to replace Sheriff Agnew and will bring new vigor to the position.

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Goochland Girls XC: The district champions Staff Report

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OOCHLAND -- A picturesque late autumn afternoon featured a dominant performance from Goochland Girls Cross Country’s runners as they won the James River District team championship in Monday’s district meet held on Goochland’s home course at Leakes Mill Park. Goochland notched a final score of 33 to runnerup Buckingham’s 52. Prince Edward (62) was 3rd.

Anna Kate Wirsing won the individual championship by over a minute on a final time of 21:31 to earn the title of James River District Runner of the Year for the girls. Her teammates Grace Juran and Marissa Schroder ran 3rd (22:54) and 5th (24:21), respectively. Prince Edward runners Josephine Hemmer (2nd, 22:35) and Amber Gillen (4th, 23:49) helped complete the top five.

All seven Goochland girls ran in the top 16 of the 44-runner field.

Goochland’s remaining finishers were Nadia Esposito (11th, 25:00), Taylor Gagnon (13th, 25:19), Sarah Creasey (15th, 25:23) and Samantha Stern (16th, 25:25).

Jackson Hoffler was Goochland’s fastest runner and best male finisher in the district championships. He ran 6th in the boys race with an 18:59.

Goochland’s remaining finishers in the 50-runner field were Grayson Cagwin (15th, 20:47), David Johnson (17th, 21:01), Cody Ware (25th, 21:24), Drew Meiller (33rd, 22:07), Max Jarrell (37th, 22:42) and Sam Browning (43rd, 23:32). Goochland as a team placed 4th with an 87.

Buckingham Boys Cross Country won the team championship with a 48 ahead of runner-up Prince Edward (63) and third-place RandolphHenry (76).

Prince Edward runners Hayat Khan and Saad Khan delivered a thrilling finish as they barreled towards the decisive line with Hayat narrowly out-sprinting Saad 18:07to-18:08 to win the individual district championship and earn the title of James River District Runner of the Year for the boys.

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Left: The Goochland Girls Cross Country team comes together for a photo after winning the James River District team championship; right: Jackson Hoffler sprints home to place 6th in the boys race with Goochland Cross Country’s fastest time of the day -- an 18:59.

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Goochland Cross Country runners, from left, Grayson Cagwin and DDavid Johnson; first-place girls finisher and James River District Runner of the Year for the girls, Anna Kate Wirsing (21:31); Cody Ware and Drew Meiller compete in the James River District cross country championships held Monday, Oct. 28.

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No. 1 Goochland shuts out Blue Ridge, 53-0

By Jim Ridolphi Special Correspondent

If your team is playing a late-October Saturday afternoon football game, there is probably no better setting than the campus of Blue Ridge School.

But that idyllic setting quickly turned into a preHalloween haunting for the hosting Barons as Goochland thumped Blue Ridge 53-0 this past weekend in St. George.

The Bulldogs didn’t deliver any tricks for the opponent’s Homecoming, but instead depended on a familiar recipe to shut down the Barons.

Strategic passing and an efficient running game, coupled with a stifling defense that allowed the Barons less than 100 yards, were more than enough to send the Bulldogs home with their seventh win of the season.

Dakhari Burgess opened the scoring for the Bulldogs, taking in his first of three touchdowns on a 14-yard run.

“Dakhari had a great day, but all the backs did well,” Goochland Football head coach Alex Fruth said after the win.

Following a Baron fumble, Devin McCray scored his first of two scores and the Bulldogs were up 14-0 early in the first period. He followed it up with a 54-yard score after taking a shuttle pass from quarterback CJ Towles, who was 5-for-5 passing, an aspect of an evolving Bulldog attack that could present problems for future opponents.

“At some point teams are going to have to respect our vertical passing game,” Fruth said, “and that will really help the run game.”

He added: “When we can make it hard for teams to put

eight guys in the box, we will have a bunch more opportunities to take advantage of.”

The Bulldogs’ defense shut down a Blue Ridge offense that has produced big points this season. The coach said the defense’s take-no-prisoners attitude, coupled with a short memory, equates to a unit that is getting better each week.

“These guys are fun to watch!” Fruth said. “We keep getting more aggressive each week and don’t let bad plays hurt our mental game. They all have short memories and want to make the next play.”

The Bulldogs’ offense didn’t take its foot off the gas in the first half, and Keyshawn Smith gathered in a touchdown pass late in the first half, and scored again on a run in the third quarter.

The rare private/public school matchup was the result of a scheduling error in the Bulldogs’ traditional matchup with Fork Union and Randolph-Macon Academy cancelling the remainder of its football program, leaving a hole in the schedule for both teams.

What some would consider a challenge in a late season road contest with an unfamiliar opponent, Fruth sees as an opportunity, calling it “good experience getting on a bus on a Saturday and having to play a game.”

“We will have to do this at some point to get where we want to go,” the coach said.

The team’s philosophy is simple: “We act like it’s a business trip.”

Those buses will roll again this week as the Bulldogs - still ranked no. 1 in Region 3B ahead of no. 2 James Monroe (5-3) and no. 3 Brentsville District (5-3) - head to Central for a James River District matchup with the Chargers on

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Dakhari Burgess (25) had three touchdowns in Goochland’s 53-0 win over Blue Ridge School last week. Above, he picks his way forward and breaks tackles in a first-half, first-down run.

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Anthony Holland (21) takes down Blue Ridge running back Tanner Rocha (24) in first-half action.

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Fruth knows that, at this point in the season, nothing comes easy and each win requires total effort from his squad.

“Central is a team play-

ing really good football right now,” Fruth said. “They go in and out of their traditional double wing, getting into some spread looks.”

That vaunted Bulldogs’ defense will again face an

offense capable of putting big points on the scoreboard.

“They score points in bunches, averaging way over Jim Ridolphi/For the Goochland Gazette 30 points per game,” Fruth Christopher White (4) pulls in said. “ Should be a good, phys- a pass against Blue Ridge defender Braden Schmidle (83). ical test for our team.”

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Fisher, defense lead Cadets to shutout victory

By Liam Nolan for the Richmond Times-Dispatch

Anthony Fisher never had played a full high school game in the starting quarterback role leading up to Friday night’s matchup at King William.

It was hard to tell.

Fisher racked up 243 yards and three touchdowns for Benedictine in the Cadets’ 47-0 shutout of the Cavaliers (5-3).

With starting quarterback Jay Woolfolk out after undergoing season-ending surgery, and backup quarterback Tate Plageman recovering from a broken wrist suffered last week against Woodberry Forest, Fisher, a defensive back, was the next man up for the Cadets (6-2).

“Anthony’s a good athlete and a smart football player; he doesn’t get wowed by the moment,” said Benedictine coach Greg Lilly. “We’ve known all year that he’s a guy that we could play at quarterback if we needed him. He does a great job on both sides of the ball.”

Fisher, who last week at home versus Woodberry Forest threw what would become the game-winning touchdown pass to Nick Turner, went 5

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Anthony Fisher of Benedictine (foreground) hops and shifts up field as he breaks tackles for another first down for his Cadets.

of 8 for 160 yards passing this past Friday and added 73 yards and three touchdowns on the ground. One of those rushing touchdowns was a 55-yard tuck and run.

“This was a big win heading into the playoffs,” he said.

“I just trusted my coaches and

PRO CORNER World Series goes beyond 5 games As of press time, Justin Verlander had entered Game 6 with a chance to pitch his Houston Astros to a game-clinching World Series victory over the Washington Nationals after the Astros swept Washington at Nationals Park to grab a 3-2 lead in the series going back to Houston on Tuesday, Oct. 29.

Verlander, from Goochland, started in Game 2 and pitched into the seventh inning, in which the Nationals scored six runs off of multiple pitchers, won 12-3 and grabbed an early 2-0 World Series lead after taking Game 1, 5-4. Verlander in Game 2 gave up four earned runs on seven hits, including a solo homer by Kurt Suzuki. He struck out six batters and walked three. Since then, the Astros have been hot, defeating the Nationals 4-1, 8-1 and 7-1. Game 6 was slated for Tuesday and Game 7 , if needed, for Wednesday.

my team, and they had my back.”

That trust is reciprocal.

“Anthony brings another element to our offense in that he can tuck the ball and run 60 yards down the sideline,” said Lilly.

Fisher didn’t do it alone,

however. The Cadets’ defense held the Cavaliers to 240 total yards on offense.

On the very first play from scrimmage, Benedictine forced King William running back Jalen Young to fumble. Defensive lineman Joel Starlings scooped up the loose

ball, setting the Cadets up with great field position.

The Cadets’ defensive line didn’t let up, either. The unit forced another fumble early in the third quarter, strip sacking King William quarterback Lance Alfonso. Defensive lineman Malik James scooped and

scored for the Cadets.

“Our D-Line has been great all season, even though we’re banged up,” Lilly said.

“Coach Coles, our defensive coordinator, does a great job of putting guys in positions to be able to make big plays.

We’ve scored more defensive touchdowns this season than we ever have, and that’s not a coincidence.”

Benedictine running back Henry Dolan continued to produce for Benedictine.

Although he wasn’t the starter initially, Dolan has taken over at the running back position, and validated that decision on Friday.

Dolan rushed for 114 yards and a touchdown.

“They had a unique defense, we adjusted at half and it resulted in a couple of breakout plays,” Dolan said.

Lilly was impressed by his team’s performance, on both sides of the ball.

“We’ve yet to have both an offensive and defensive performance in the same night,” he said. “Tonight we finally got that performance from both the offense and the defense; we did everything in one night, and we haven’t really had that yet this season.”

An undefeated regular season Staff Report

In just her second year as head coach, Rachel Jacobsen can say that she led her varsity girls volleyball team to an unbeaten regular season.

Goochland Volleyball ensured an 18-0 record going into postseason play on a straight-sets victory (25-14, 25-12, 25-15) over Bluestone, a team that as of Oct. 24 had only lost three games all season, including a four-set decision to Goochland the month before.

That September match was just one of two regular-season contests in which Goochland had to play to four sets for

the victory - the rest have been straightsets triumphs for a Bulldogs unit that’s brimming with talent from the senior class all the way down to the freshmen.

Against Bluestone on Oct. 24, senior Trinity Wonderling made 15 assists and delivered 7 kills, senior Ellie Spencer made 25 digs, junior Taylor Michaels had 5 kills and 9 digs, sophomore Blair Bussells made 10 assists and 4 aces and freshman Nina Smith delivered 8 kills and 1 block.

Goochland Volleyball, seeded 1st in Region 3B, gets a bye before hosting File/Goochland Gazette a 6:30 p.m. region match on Tuesday, Goochland Volleyball’s Ellie Spencer (11) had 25 digs in her team’s 3-0 win over Bluestone.

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Goochland alumni complete first IronMan race Contributed Report

Two 2018 graduates of Goochland High School completed their first IronMan competition in Chattanooga, Tennessee, on Sept. 29.

Garrett Kemmerly (the youngest male competitor) and Maben Hite had been training for the race for about a year with their former Goochland High School swim coach, Ed Boyle.

Coach Boyle (Jachin-Boaz Triathlon Training) planned their daily workouts, tracked their progress and advised them on nutrition, hydration and equipment.

Payton Harrigal, also a 2018 GHS graduate, traveled to Chattanooga to cheer his friends to the finish. All three young men are in the Triathlon Club at Virginia Tech.

The Chattanooga IronMan race includes a 2.4 mile open water swim followed by a 116 mile bike ride. Once those are completed, the competitors finish the day running an entire 26.2 mile marathon. The day was blazing hot. The heat index was 112 degrees. Of the 2158 athletes registered for the race, 1794 started it. Of those, 1397 were able to complete the race within the 16.5-hour time limit.

Both young men, who were introduced to the sport as swimmers working with Coach Boyle, both did very well in the swim element.

Kemmerly finished the swim with the 10th fastest time among all of the amateur racers and even bested two of the 13 professional male racers.

From left: Maben Hite was 18th fastest in his age group in his first IronMan competition; Payton Harrigal starts the run at Smith Mountain Lake; Garrett Kemmerly was second fastest in his age group in his first IronMan competition.

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Both Kemmerly and Hite competed in the 18-24 year old male age group. Kemmerly’s swim time was the fastest among the 33 competitors registered in that age group and Hite was 12th.

Kemmerly completed the entire IronMan with the second fastest time in his age group (12:43:25) and Hite’s time was the 18th fastest time (15:57:39), but all finishers could stand proud and claim the title IronMan.

Kemmerly, Harrigal compete at Smith Mountain Lake State Park Staged from Smith Mountain Lake State Park, Kemmerly and Harrigal also participated in the mid-Atlantic collegiate triathlon competition on Saturday, Oct. 19. In all, there were 96 competitors including a large team from the U.S. Naval Academy and a varsity team from Queens University in Charlotte, NC. The race was an Olympic length triathlon comprised of a one mile swim, a 24 mile bike ride, and a six mile run.

Kemmerly completed the swim with the 15 fastest time and finished the entire event with an overall placement of 30th.

Of the 50 competitors from the club teams at Virginia schools (VA Tech, UVA, VMI, Liberty, JMU, and GWU), Kemmerly finished 7th. Harrigal put in the 30th fastest swim and completed the entire race ranked 39th, overall.

Contributed Photos Among the competitors from Virginia schools, Goochland alumnus Garrett Kemmerly competes in his first IronMan competition on Sept. 29.

Harrigal finished 14th.

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Join Gum Spring United Methodist Church for “Wonderful Wednesday, A Community Feast.” Each month (typically the last Wednesday of the month), a Family Style Dinner will be provided for everyone. All are invited to bring family, friends, and neighbors — come one, come all! There is no charge for this event, which runs from 5:30 to 7 p.m. The church is located at 191 Cross County Road in Gum Spring.

Beulah Baptist Church (1633 Kents Store Way Kents Store, VA) will be holding its annual Fall Festival and Trunkor-Treat from 5 p.m.-7 p.m.

Everything is free, and the event will include inflatable bounce houses, sno-cones, trunks full of candy, and games. Call (434) 589-2245 for more information.

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will host a radio release party for “Letter From My Daddy” at Mizpah Christian Church, 5257 Old Columbia Rd. in Goochland. The event will feature a concert from Gospel Sounds from 3 – 4 p.m., folSaturday, Nov. 2 lowed by a hamburger/hotdog Goochland High School will picnic. Call (804) 837-0428 for be hosting its Noel November more information.

Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., featuring crafters, a bake sale The St. Mark Baptist and face painting.

Church, located at 4596 Factory Mill Road in Maidens, cordially invites the public to the Sunday, Nov. 3 celebration of the 1st Pastoral Local singer Kenny Rowe Anniversary of Rev. Dr. Tracie their annual women’s health meeting at 10:30 a.m. This meeting will be held at 180 River Rd West, Manakin firehouse. All are welcome.

A. Daniels. All are invited to join church members for Sunday School at 9:15 a.m. and Worship Service at 10:30 a.m., where Rev. Phillip Carter Pastor Emeritus of Union Baptist Church in Avon will deliver the anniversary message.

Thursday, Nov. 7 Goochland CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate) will be holding a training session beginning on Thursday, Nov. 7. Call Ann Casey at (804) 556-5876 for more information.

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PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE Planning Commission Thursday, November 7, 2019, 6:45 p.m. (note below start times) 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Board Meeting Room Suite 250, Goochland, VA Meeting is Open to the Public 6:45 p.m. – Board Follow Up 7:00 p.m. - Public Hearings District 1 CU-2019-00016 Application by Cellco Partnership d/b/a/ Verizon Wireless requesting a Conditional Use Permit to construct a 199’ monopole communication tower at 5390 Matthews Road on Tax Map No. 18-1-0-2-A. The property is zoned Agricultural, General (A-1) and is 106.97 acres. The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 2, Section 3(3) of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Rural Enhancement Area.

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District 3 CU-2019-00017 Application by Goochland County School Board requesting a Conditional Use Permit to construct a new elementary school on Tax Map No. 42-11-0-3-T. The property is zoned Agricultural, Limited (A-2) and is 104.35 acres. The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 3, Section 3(19) of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Public/ County-Owned/Institutional.

District 4&5 RZ-2017-00001A – Application by HHHunt Mosaic, LLC requesting a proffer amendment to rezoning case RZ-2017-00001, proffer No. 8 addressing density. The proposed amendment will decrease the maximum number of lots allowed from 520 to 508 and will increase the percentage of permitted townhomes from 40% to 44%. The property is located south of Tuckahoe Creek Parkway and east of Hockett Road and identified with Tax Map Nos. 58-54-0-1-0, 58-54-0-2-0, 58-54-0-3-0, 58-54-0-40; and consists of 207.839 acres. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Prime Economic Development.

District 5 RZ-2019-00009 – Application by JSC Family, LLC and Medical Development Ventures, LLC requesting a zoning reclassification of 8.056 acres from Residential, Office (R-O) with proffers to Business, Limited (B-2) with proffers, to construct five office buildings with a total square footage of 37,800 square feet.

The property is located at the intersection of Patterson Avenue and Creekmore Road on Tax Map Nos. 63-1-0-174-0 and 63-29-0-A-1. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Office-No Retail.

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Public Hearing to consider a Lease Agreement with Goochland County Chamber of Commerce for county-owned property located at 2931 River Road West

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Public Hearing to consider a Lease Agreement with Goochland County Historical Society for county-owned property located at 2924 River Road West

ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Countywide Ordinance Amendment to repeal Appendix A (Zoning) of the Goochland County Code in its entirety and adopt a rewritten Zoning Ordinance as Chapter 15 Goochland County has rewritten its entire zoning ordinance to modernize, simplify, and clarify it. The zoning ordinance moves from Appendix A to Chapter 15 of the Goochland County Code; many Articles are relocated and all sections are renumbered. In describing the changes, references are made to the Article name in the new ordinance.

General Provisions: Added to purpose: protecting historic areas, implementing the comprehensive plan, reducing street congestion, facilitating adequate public facilities, and protecting water. Clarified severability clause inapplicable to Conditional Use Permits (CUPs) and rezoning proffers.

Administration/Enforcement: Added preapplication and application processes, including need for complete applications. Included referrals from Board of Supervisors (BoS) to Planning Commission (PC). Added authority for BoS to revoke CUPs, and for zoning administrator to do inspection warrants and vested rights letters, deleted provision for CUPs for uses not in Code. Identified proffer condition amendments. Removed requirement for written complaints and specified notice of violation contents and appeal periods. Changed penalties from $250 to a maximum of $1000, with increasing fines for not correcting violation; included court authority to abate. Clarified time calculation for applicant deferrals.

Shortened building permit requirements by reference to USBC, and clarified need for certificates of zoning compliance for accessory and farm structures.

All zoning districts include a shortened statement of intent linked to the comprehensive plan. Charts are used for permitted and CUP uses, and bulk regulations. Removed primary and secondary road distinctions and use Major Thoroughfare Plan terms. Deleted Forestal Conservation – Open Space District, and Planned Office Park District. Floodplain and Dam Break Inundation Zone moved and clarified as similar to overlay district.

All residential districts: lot width excludes lakes and rivers; height is changed from one story to 15’. Deleted the term low density residential. Added state code uses family day home, assisted living and group home, temporary family health care structure. Made commercial vehicle parking, home occupation, and construction trailer into uses with standards. Added home occupation use standards. Revised name: single-wide and double-wide manufactured home now dwelling, manufactured homes; and two-family dwelling now accessory apartment, detached or attached.

Agricultural, General (A-1) and Agricultural, Limited (A-2): Added minimum lot size to statement of intent. New by-right uses: community garden, farm operation greenhouse/nursery – production, wetland mitigation bank, family day home, assisted living facility and group home, taxidermy shop, government building, park and ride facility, pick-your-own farm. New use with standards: accessory apartment, attached. Rearranged and simplified uses with standards: farm stand, farmers market, small cell facilities, bed and breakfast, biosolids, public assembly, sand and gravel pit, quarry, mining operation, minor sawmill, hosted short-term rental, telecommunication tower, wind turbine, accessory public assembly uses at winery cidery brewery or distillery. Added and revised home occupation use standards. New CUPs: accessory apartment detached, electronic message center, farm distribution hub, farm and feed store, livestock market, car wash, convenience store, gas station, retail, solar energy farm, gunsmith shop, home-based business, adult day care center, commercial recreation, overnight respite care, water and wastewater plant. Revised names: fruit and vegetable stand now farm stand; lodge, hunting club, radio-controlled model airplane club and private club now private club; campground and summer camp now campground, camp, day or boarding; youth home now children residential facility or therapeutic group home; processing plant for agricultural and forestry products now agricultural processing; other public assembly places now public assembly places; service station, public garage, repair shops now automobile or vehicle repair or service station with major repairs under cover; Agricultural, Intensive (A-3): Added all A-1 uses. Same revised names as A-1. Deleted nutrient management plan requirements and replaced with state code requirements.

Residential, Rural (RR): New use with standards: accessory apartment attached. Moved residential chicken-keeping to use with standards. New CUPs: adult day care, accessory apartment detached. Deleted shared access information and staff authority to waive open space requirements.

Rural Preservation (RP): Same uses as added to RR. Removed telephone booths.

Residential Limited (R1): Deleted prohibition on home occupation. Moved animal section. Decreased lot width from 200’ to 150’ with water or sewer. Made use with standards: residential chicken-keeping, accessary apartment attached.

New CUP use: accessory apartment, detached. Deleted nursery schools and private kindergarten since included in school uses.

Residential General (R3): Statement of intent recommends multi-family uses for village areas with public utilities. Same use changes as R1. New duplexes and triplexes need CUPs. Decreased required lot width with water or sewer.

Residential Neighborhood (RN): Added exception to open space requirements for 6 or fewer lots. Same use changes as R1.

Residential Office (RO): New use with standards: accessory apartment, attached. New CUP use: accessory apartment, detached. Revised 20% maximum building lot coverage to 50% impervious area coverage. Deleted lighting and ground cover sections. Clarified office parking wall and fence requirement only when adjacent to residential uses.

Residential Planned Unit Development (RPUD): Changed base density from 2 units per acre to 2.5 units per acre and deleted environmental incentives. Deleted duplicative submittal requirements. Open space requirements reduced from 30% to 25%, exclusive of perimeter buffer. Added requirement for sidewalk on 1 side of street except short cul-de-sacs. Deleted residential Floor Area Ratio (FAR) requirements. Deleted residential density not to exceed 6 units per acre.

Same use changes as R1.

Residential Manufactured Home Park (RMH): Changed mobile home to manufactured home. Deleted prohibition of manufactured home within 500’ of residence. Changed road requirements from 18’ to 20’ wide and support 75,000 pounds.

Deleted electrical and plumbing standards because in USBC. Deleted specific parking requirements, and fires only in stoves or other equipment.

Changes to all commercial and industrial districts: Clarified additional landscaping needed if uses adjacent to residential or agricultural uses.

Mixed Planned Use Development (MPUD): Clarified boundary of Centerville Overlay District. Clarified CUP available to delete design standards, site development regulations, land use ratios, and common open space requirements.

Business Limited (B2) renamed Neighborhood Business (NB). Clarified that district intent is transition between residential and more intensive commercial.

Business General (B1): Categorized uses into general commercial office, food beverage, recreation entertainment, public institutional, light industrial, and utilities. New by-right uses: auction house, bicycle sales and repair shop, gas station, personal services, packing and mailing services, shopping center, studio and shops for artists, teachers and craftsman up to 3000 SF, brewpub, catering meal delivery, brewery, distillery, college or university, park and ride lot, government services, car wash, indoor recreational facility, and broadcasting studio. New CUP: electronic message center. Identified as having use standards: adult business, drive-thru business, temporary construction trailer, shopping center, child care center, and small cell facility.

Business, Interstate (B3): added new use with standards: small cell facility.

Industrial Limited (M1): New by-right uses: light manufacturing, assembly, fabrication, animal grooming, animal shelter, art studio, art school, art gallery, auction facility, catering commercial kitchen, electric vehicle charging station, gas station, government maintenance or storage facility, music dance or martial arts studio or school, printing or similar reproduction facility, retail sales, taxi or limousine service. New uses with standards: automobile rental, automobile storage lot, brewery, cidery, distillery, winery, sale of truck, trailers, equipment, and tools. New CUP: electronic message center.

Industrial Limited (M2): New uses: heavy manufacturing, assembly, and fabrication. New CUP: electronic message center.

Use Standards: Former uses with standards were moved to this Article. New uses with standards: farmers market, farm stand, childcare center, grocery/retail pick up, accessory apartments, attached, shopping center, automobile rental, automobile or vehicle storage lot, inoperable vehicle, sale of trucks trailers equipment and tools, small cell facility, and solar energy system. Uses with updated standards: home occupation, tiny houses, commercial vehicle parking, communication tower and antenna.

Plan of Development (POD): Added minor plan of development for minor site changes. Added standards for administrative waiver. POD requirements: added FAR calculation, loading spaces and submittal from 1” =100’ to 1” = 50’. Added cluster mailbox provision, if required. Required improvements: added road extension sign for stub roads, and clarified access easement requirements. Added an exception provision for subdivision improvements, changed building permit requirement to certificate of occupancy. Clarified number of lots for access in mixed single family and townhouse development. Clarified difference between Board waiver and administrative waiver. Added bonding for lighting, landscaping, and similar improvements. Added temporary administrative relief to allow limited permits without improvement completion.

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&)*"' #%!(+)$ (CONTINUED FROM PREVIOUS PAGE) Parking and Loading: Added parking requirements for agricultural/natural resource uses: abattoir slaughterhouse, farm and feed supply, farm equipment sales and service, farmers market, greenhouse nursery retail, meat poultry and fish processing. Added parking requirements for residential uses: accessory apartment, assisted living facility and group home, bed and breakfast, family health care structure, temporary housing operated by nonprofit, short term rental hosted and unhosted. Revised parking requirements for single and two family dwelling, and multifamily. Added parking requirements for commercial and office uses: adult business, adult daycare center, animal boarding and kennel, animal grooming, antique or gift shop, art studio, art school or art gallery, bakery, barber or beauty shop, bicycle sales and repair shop, day or boarding campground, car wash, commercial cemetery, private club, convenience store, dance music or martial arts school or studio, drive thru, drycleaner or laundromat, electric vehicle charging station, family day home, financial institution or bank, gas station, parking and mailing services, personal services, pharmacy or drugstore, computer or appliance repair services, recreation vehicle motor home or travel trailer sales, truck trailer equipment and tools sales, wind turbine, taxi and limousine service, taxidermy, travel plaza or truck stop, truck hauling operation. Amended parking requirements for commercial and office uses: self-storage or mini warehouse facility, shopping center, veterinary services, animal hospital, animal boarding, or animal shelter. Added parking requirements for food and beverage uses: bar and nightclub, brewpub, drive-in restaurant or drive thru use, brewery or distillery, winery, cidery, vendor or produce stand. Revised parking requirements for sit-down restaurant use. Added parking requirements for recreation uses: soccer or baseball athletic field, public golf course, gun rifle or skeet sho0oting range indoor or outdoor, gunsmith shop, outdoor theater. Revised parking requirements for recreation uses: country golf or private club, indoor theater. Added parking requirements for public/institutional uses: animal shelter, broadcasting studio, government building, government maintenance or storage facility, park and ride facility, playground, park, public recreational facility, children residential facility (therapeutic group home). Revised parking requirements for public/institutional uses: fire and rescue station, hospital, nursing home, assisted living facility, school, worship uses. Added parking requirements for industrial uses: airport, asphalt or concrete mixing plant, automobile storage lot, cabinetmaking furniture or upholstery shop, commercial kitchen catering, composting facility, contractor equipment storage yard or plant, contractor equipment rental, data center, debris landfill, game preserve, laboratory, lumber building fencing supplies and equipment, material recovery facility, metal product assembly or cutting and fabrication, outdoor storage, petroleum storage, planned development park, plumbing and electrical supply, printing or similar reproduction facility, sand and gravel pit, quarry, mining operation, truck terminal, wildlife preserve, conservation area, woodland preserve, arboretum. Revised parking requirements for industrial uses: light manufacturing, heavy manufacturing, wholesale business or warehouse. Added parking requirements for utilities uses: public utility generating station, transmission substation, transmission line, telecommunication or radio tower.

Streets, Highways, and Access Management: Added access management here instead of subdivision ordinance. Deleted duplicative definitions. Changed planning department or county engineer to POD administrator. Deleted ineffective graphics and those already in Major Thoroughfare Plan. Deleted duplicate flag lot standards. Added turn lane requirements for commercial and industrial developments and major subdivisions, and BoS authority to waive turn lane requirements.

Landscape: Moved landscaping requirements here from each district. Purpose to preserve and enhance aesthetics and property values, mitigate noise, glare, storm water runoff and other negative effects, and provide shade and wildlife habitats. Landscape plan required if disturbance of 10,000 SF or greater. Detailed requirements for landscape plans. Specified 10’ landscaped strip on roadways and access easements with 2 trees per linear foot instead of 1 per 1,000 SF and continuous row of evergreen shrubs 18” or taller. Added perimeter parking lot landscaping in 6’ strip with 2 trees per linear foot, 1 minimum 2” caliper and 1 minimum 6’ tall. Interior parking lot landscaping at least 10% of parking lot area, with 1 shade tree per island and no more than 18 spaces without parking island. Deleted requirement to maintain certain trees in setbacks. Consolidated screening requirements for vehicle storage lots, building and landscaping supplies and equipment, inoperative vehicles, and commercial vehicles in residential area. Consolidated Residential Office district landscape requirements. Added landscape credits for existing trees and shrubs.

Outdoor Lighting: Specified exemption for light fixtures installed before 11/6/13. Added shielded lights shining on flags.

Signs: Added traffic safety and aesthetics to purpose. Deleted all references to sign content and categories based on sign purpose or content, including: business, directional, farm, home occupation, identification, noncommercial, political campaign, political non-campaign, real estate, real estate lead-in, special event, street banner, and yard sale signs. Revised sign and construction sign definitions. Deleted definition and references to changeable copy sign. Added definitions for feather sign, flashing sign, minor sign, off-premise sign, raised sign, sign face, electronic message center. Deleted references to commercial or non-commercial signs. Prohibit signs that move, emit smoke scent or sound, carried signs, off-premise signs, and signs on public property without permission. Added time frames for sign permit decisions. Permit electronic message center as CUP in agricultural, commercial and industrial districts with general, display, and brightness control use standards. Permit gas stations 16 SF light emitting diode (LED) signs. Added temporary sign regulations limited to 25 SF, display for only a 30-day period each year other than residential, and requiring sign permit other than residential. Added standards for measurement of sign area and height, including graphics. Allow height measurements from road grade instead of ground when ground lower than road. Consolidated requirements to maintain and remove signs and required signs be maintained to USBC standards. Created tables for district standards for number, type, sign area, setback and sign height. Added height limits for all sign types in each district. Deleted by-right use for signs showing time, date, temperature or weather. Changed from 15’ to 10’ sign setback in A and R districts. Added signs for subdivision entrances, construction signs, raised signs in commercial districts.

Entrance Corridor and Village Center Overlay District: Shortened and clarified purpose. Reformatted for consistency with standards similarly outlined. Clarified that overlay and landscape requirements are additional to district requirements.

Exempted signs from Certificate of Approval (COA) requirements unless new development and clarified that new development signs need COA. Allowed administrative review of COAs except for waiver. Deleted duplicative statement that businesses sharing building also share ground mounted sign. Modified building materials and deleted parking lot landscaping in Oilville Overlay District. Modified building materials in the Courthouse District. Deleted two buffer standards from River Road Corridor Overlay District. Changed landscape standards from SF to linear feet requirements in all overlay districts.

Floodplain District and Dam Break Inundation Zones: No substantive changes, moved sections and clarified that requirements are additional to zoning district requirements.

Nonconforming Lots, Structures, and Uses: Added state law requirement to allow repair, rebuilding, or replacement of structures damaged by natural disaster, accidental fire, or other acts of God. Revised multiple sections to clarify nonconforming use can occur whenever zoning ordinance amended.

Board of Zoning Appeals (BZA): Deleted organizational information and procedures because they are in BZA bylaws. Included state law requirement that secretary notify court before members’ terms end. Included application requirements for variances and appeals. Included state law presumption that zoning administrator determinations are correct. Included state law variance definition. Added time for appeal of BZA decision.

Definitions: Added accessory apartment, adjacent, agricultural processing, amusement and recreational services, animal grooming, animal hospital, animal shelter, archery range, athletic field, auction facility, automobile, automobile sales, bar, billiards, bingo hall, bowling alley, brewpub, broadcasting studio, buffer, cabinet making shop, campground, carwash, cemetery, cidery, club or lodge, college, commercial recreation, conference center, condominium, conservation area, convenience center, convention hall, country club, cul de sac, dance hall, distribution center, drug stores, manufactured home dwelling, four-family dwelling, easement, family, family day home, temporary family health care structure, farm equipment sales, feed supply store, forestry, funeral home, furniture store, gas station, miniature golf course, greenhouse nursery retail, group home, gunsmith shop, home-based business, horse boarding, laundromat, library, limousine service, machinery sales, mining operation, motor vehicle, museum, nightclub, office, park and ride facility, park, personal services, pick-your-own, pharmacy, playground, quarry, recreational facility, overnight respite care, restaurant, outdoor retail sales, retail sales, private road, school, private school, shopping center, skateboarding park, skating rink, solar energy farm, studio, swimming pool, tavern, taxidermist, tennis court, theater, drive-in theater, truck hauling business, university, upholstery shop, veterinary hospital, warehouse. Deleted definitions for boardinghouse, family, general store, maternity hospital. Revised definitions: child care center and family day home to remove hours of operation; dwelling unit to add kitchen definition; floodplain to remove the references to FEMA and insurance rate maps or flood insurance studies; home occupation to remove references to specific types of occupations; junkyard to remove requirement that it be near state highway and reference to automobile graveyard; land sales office to remove maximum square feet, and updated Code reference.

Rules of Measurement: Added new Article to consolidate and explain methods for measurements for lot types, yards, lot widths, setbacks, building projections, heights, floor area ratios (FAR), open space, sight distance triangles, and tree calipers; included descriptive graphics. Added ability to project building elements into setback. Clarified attached and detached structures.

ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Ordinance to amend Goochland County Code Fee Schedule to add a $250 fee for minor plan of development review as permitted by Virginia Code §15.2-2286.

ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Countywide Ordinance Amendment - Article 7, Section 9.13 of the Goochland County Subdivision Ordinance is being amended to clarify that single family residential developments containing 50 or more lots must provide two accesses for entrance and exit onto existing public roads, that additional accesses may be required with more lots, and that emergency access roads cannot satisfy general access requirements; and to exempt from the chokepoint subsection developments built in compliance with conceptual plans approved before July 3, 2018.

ORDINANCE AMENDMENT Countywide Ordinance Amendment - Ordinance to add Sections 7-81 - 7-87 regarding regulating weeds and garbage Full text of the above information is available in the County Administrator’s office, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. See Board of Supervisor’s Packet for further details.

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John A. Budesky | County Administrator

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DATE: WED. NOVEMBER 6, 2019 3:00 P.M. Call to Order • INVOCATION • PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE 1. Requests to Postpone Agenda Items and Additions, Deletions or Changes in the Order of Presentation 2. Chairman’s Comments • Report Out on Joint Town Hall Meetings of the Board of Supervisors and School Board 3. County Administrator Comments 4. Citizen Comment 5. Approval of Minutes: October 1, 2019 6. Reports a. VDOT b. Introduction of New County Staff c. Planning & Development Activity d. Accounts Payable 7. Consent Items: a. Request to Set Public Hearing for December 3, 2019, to consider an ordinance to amend Section 6-100 to omit International Fire Code Appendix D - Section D107 from the enforced provisions of the Goochland County Fire Prevention Code b. Request to Set Public Hearing for Through Truck Restriction for Davis Mill Road Between Hadensville-Fife Road and River Road West c. Authorization for County Administrator to approve a change order up to $105,000 with Blakemore Construction Corporation for the Bridgewater Subdivision Road Project and the appropriation of additional Funds to complete the project d. Consideration of a Resolution endorsing the Virginia Department of Transportation Project to construct a new segment of Fairground Road (Route 632) from Sandy Hook Road (Route 522) to River Road West (Route 6 e. Consideration of an Unsolicited PPEA Proposal by John K. George and Company for an alternative design and construction for the Tucker Park Pedestrian Crossing f. Amendment of the FY2020 School Budgets g. Adoption of the 2020 Legislative Agendag. h. Consideration of the 2020 Holiday Calendar 8. New Business: a. Agency Presentations

BOARD MEETING ROOM • Animal Protection • Goochland County Public Schools b. Appointments: None 9. Dinner Break 10. 7:00 p.m. - Chairman Calls Meeting to Order 11. Citizen Comment • Presentation by Goochland Christmas Mother Robin Hillman 12. Public Hearings a. Public Hearing to consider a Lease Agreement with Goochland County Chamber of Commerce for countyowned property located at 2931 River Road West b. Public Hearing to consider a Lease Agreement with Goochland County Historical Society for county-owned property located at 2924 River Road West c. Countywide Ordinance Amendment to repeal Appendix A (Zoning) of the Goochland County Code in its entirety and adopt a rewritten Zoning Ordinance as Chapter 15 d. Ordinance to amend Goochland County Code Appendix C to add a fee for minor plan of development review e. Countywide Ordinance Amendment - Article 7, Section 9.13 of the Goochland County Subdivision Ordinance is being amended to clarify that single family residential developments containing 50 or more lots must provide two accesses for entrance and exit onto existing public roads, that additional accesses may be required with more lots, and that emergency access roads cannot satisfy general access requirements; and to exempt from the chokepoint subsection developments built in compliance with conceptual plans approved before July 3, 2018. f. Countywide Ordinance Amendment - Ordinance to add Sections 7-81 - 7-87 regarding regulating weeds and garbage 13. Adjournment: The Board of Supervisors will adjourn as follows: • Tuesday, November 26, 2019, 3:00 PM Board of Supervisors Special Meeting, Board Meeting Room 250, meeting is open to the public.

• Tuesday, December 3, 2019, 3:00 PM Regular Business Meeting and 7:00 PM Public Hearings INFORMATION ONLY - PLANNING PUBLIC HEARINGS

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Susan F. Lascolette, District 1, Vice-Chair Manuel Alvarez, Jr., District 2, Chair John Lumpkins, District 3 Robert H. Minnick, District 4 Ken C. Peterson, District 5

TIME: 3:00 P.M. The Planning Commission will hear the following items at its meeting on November 7, 2019. These items could be scheduled for public hearing by the Board on December 3, 2019.

• District 1 CU-2019-00016 Application by Cellco Partnership d/b/a/ Verizon Wireless requesting a Conditional Use Permit to construct a 199’ monopole communication tower at 5390 Matthews Road on Tax Map No. 18-1-0-2-A. The property is zoned Agricultural, General (A-1) and is 106.97 acres. The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 2, Section 3(3) of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Rural Enhancement Area.

• District 3 CU-2019-00017 Application by Goochland County School Board requesting a Conditional Use Permit to construct a new elementary school on Tax Map No. 42-11-0-3-T. The property is zoned Agricultural, Limited (A-2) and is 104.35 acres. The Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 3, Section 3(19) of the Goochland County Zoning Ordinance.

The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Public/ County-Owned/Institutional.

• District 4&5 RZ-2017-00001A – Application by HHHunt Mosaic, LLC requesting a proffer amendment to rezoning case RZ-201700001, proffer No. 8 addressing density. The proposed amendment will decrease the maximum number of lots allowed from 520 to 508 and will increase the percentage of permitted townhomes from 40% to 44%. The property is located south of Tuckahoe Creek Parkway and east of Hockett Road and identified with Tax Map Nos. 58-54-0-10, 58-54-0-2-0, 58-54-0-3-0, 58-54-0-4-0; and consists of 207.839 acres. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Prime Economic Development.

• District 5 RZ-2019-00009 – Application by JSC Family, LLC and Medical Development Ventures, LLC requesting a zoning reclassification of 8.056 acres from Residential, Office (R-O) with proffers to Business, Limited (B-2) with proffers, to construct five office buildings with a total square footage of 37,800 square feet. The property is located at the intersection of Patterson Avenue and Creekmore Road on Tax Map Nos. 63-1-0-174-0 and 63-29-0-A-1. The Comprehensive Plan designates this area as Office-No Retail.

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