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Goochland quits state, national county lobbying organizations By Ben Orcutt Special Correspondent
Goochland County is ending its membership with the Virginia Association of Counties – VACo – and with the National Association of Counties – NACo – as well. At issue is whether VACo represents the best interests of the county. Goochland, which has four new supervisors on its fivemember board after last year’s election, is now the only one of Virginia’s 95 counties that is not a member. District 1 Supervisor Susan F. Lascolette said VACo and the Goochland Board of Supervisors were on different sides of the eminent domain issue. “We don’t agree with them,” said Lascolette, who said the county favors the constitutional amendment on eminent domain that will appear on this fall’s ballot while VACo opposes it. The amendment would prohibit eminent domain from being used for economic development. Lascolette founded the
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Naturalist Rita Schultz holds a blue bird house just like the ones she has installed along the River Road corridor.
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Goochland supervisors pose for photos at their swearing in last year after their election. From left are Ken Peterson, District 5, Manuel Alvarez Jr., District 2, Susan F. Lascolette, District 1, Chairman Ned S. Creasey, District 3 and Robert H. Minnick, District 4.
Goochland Tea Party but said the supervisors’ VACo decision was “absolutely not anything to do with a tea party initiative. “It was an organization that we felt really didn’t represent us or our views and we were spending money on it,” Lascolette said.
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The Richmond Tea Party circulated an email reporting the supervisors’ decision after the meeting. The four other supervisors — Robert H. Minnick, Manuel Alvarez Jr., Ned S. Creasey and Ken Peterson — said they were not affiliated with the tea party and said they had not been
lobbied to end the relationship with VACo. “This is something the board just decided was the right thing to do,” Peterson said. The Board voted unanimously at its Tuesday aftersee VACo > page 4
Goochland woman is a nature enthusiast a visit to her home is like a mini-seminar on all manner of wildlife, from Caterpillars to humming birds and just about all things in between. By Ken Odor A rural mail carrier since jodor@goochlandgazette.com 1988, Schultz was recently the It took a bird song to get subject of an article in The Goochlander Rita Schultz see Nature > page 4 interested in nature. Now
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Goochland had the highest percentage voter turnout in the state in the 2008 presidential election with long lines at some precincts. Expecting another high turnout in the upcoming Nov. 6 election, Goochland’s Electoral Board has decided to hold a public forum to educate party leaders and the public on the new election law. “It’s the first time the Electoral Board has done this,” said Electoral Board Chairman Herbert R. Griffith. “Our responsibility is to see that every qualified voter has the opportunity to vote.” Electoral Board Secretary Robin R. Lind said he was unaware of any other jurisdiction holding such a meeting. Set for Sept. 6 at 6:30 p.m. at the Board of Supervisors meeting room in the county administration building, the meeting will be open to the public. Lind said there is a lot of information concerning the new election law, which is under review by the federal justice department with a ruling expected by Aug. 18. Although the electoral board members were reluctant to discuss the details of the new law since approval from the justice department has not yet been received, one thing is certain. “Photo identification is not required,” said Lind emphatically. “We just want to kill that one,” he said of what is evidently still a wide-spread misconception. The new election law does not require photo identification and there is no current requirement for it. Besides indicating their choice for president on Nov. 6, voters will vote in U.S. House and Senate races and be given the choice to vote on two constitutional amendments, one concerning eminent domain and the second on extending the time in which the General Assembly may conduct its “veto session.” Awareness of the two constitutional amendment questions is one of the electoral board’s main concerns. They fear voting may be held up by citizens who must take time to read the question for the first time. “We’ll ask the two political parties
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Goochland Electoral Board Chairman Herb Griffith, left, Secretary Robin Lind and Registrar Francis Ragland, seated, are ready to help all citizens prepare for the upcoming November election. (Electoral Board Vice-Chair Melinda Sledd not pictured).
to help educate their adherents on the questions,” said Lind. Griffith said voting should be faster this time due to the new electronic poll books, which do away with the different lines based on last names by alphabet. Voters waiting in line will be able to check in with any available poll worker. After the voting, the Electoral Board members will meet Wednesday to hold their canvas. If the new voting law goes into effect and provisional ballots have been cast by voters who brought no identification to the polls, the canvas could take as long as three days before the results are reported to the State Board of Elections, which generally certifies the election results on Nov. 20. Electoral Board members take their job seriously. “Our signature on the canvas is our promise to go to jail,”
said Lind, in the event that the results reported are not accurate. Lind said the goal is for “both parties to recognize they got an absolute fair shake in Goochland – that there is absolute transparency.” While instituting the new informational forum Sept. 6 to clarify election law, Electoral Board members are still prepared to meet with community groups, said Griffith. The deadline to register for the Nov. 6 election is Oct. 15. Absentee ballots, voter registration forms and information are available at the Goochland Registrar’s Office and on their website at http:// www.co.goochland.va.us/Departments/ Departments(G-Z)/Registrar.aspx. For more information, contact Registrar Francis Ragland at 804-5565803.
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Marshall Bowden, vice chairman of the Goochland High Speed Internet Committee, gives the supervisors an update on the committee’s work during the afternoon session.
he said is tasked with trying to close the “gap” in the lack of high-speed Internet service available in the county. “The reason the committee was created was because we have an issue,” Alvarez said. Alvarez said he would like input from the Board as the committee aims for a target date of October to present its recommendations. The committee has community meetings scheduled for 7 p.m. on Aug. 15, at Byrd Elementary School, located at 2704 Hadensville-Fife Road, and at 7 p.m. on Aug. 22, at the Company 3 Fire House at 52 Broad Street Road, ManakinSabot. In other county business, the Board was briefed by interns William Gilchrist and Mark Holman Jr. on the county’s inaugural summer internship program. Gilchrist, a graduating senior from Virginia Commonwealth University, and Holman, a rising senior at Virginia State University, served their internships with the county from May 22 through Aug. 7. The two presented the Board with an overview of their experience, as well as recommendations for the internship program going forward. During their internship, Gilchrist and Holman shadowed various departments and were actively involved in working on county business. “It’s just been a great experience for all of us,” Dickson said of working with Gilchrist and Holman. Gilchrist, who majored in mass communications, and Holman, who is majoring in public see Supervisors > page 5
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High Speed Internet Committee also reports Goochland County residents will get a chance next month to weigh in on whether the county should charge for emergency medical service transport. During the afternoon session of its Aug. 7, meeting, the Goochland County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to schedule a public hearing on the issue for its Sept. 4, meeting. According to information provided by the county, more than 100 jurisdictions in Virginia charge such fees to supplement public safety revenue. If Goochland decides to charge a fee for medical transport, it is estimated that $1.15 million in revenue will be generated during the early years of the program. In other Aug. 7, business the Board voted 40, with District 1 Supervisor Susan F. Lascolette abstaining, to authorize County Administrator Rebecca T. Dickson to execute a contract with Red Oak Excavating for construction of Phase I improvements at Leake’s Mill Park, which is located about 2 miles west of the Courthouse Village on Rt. 6. The Board also voted 4-0, with Lascolette abstaining, to authorize Dickson to execute a contract for well drilling services at Leake’s Mill Park. The Board got an update on the work being done by the Goochland High Speed Internet Committee from its vice chairman, Marshall Bowden. The mission of the committee is to promote high-speed Internet within the county, Bowden said, adding that county staff has been helpful in providing assistance. “The Internet has become the platform for just about everything we do,” Bowden said. According to figures from the Federal Communications Commission presented in a Richmond Times-Dispatch article and cited by Bowden, nearly 70 percent of Goochland residents do not have access to high-speed Internet. Bowden said the committee has met seven times and has received positive feedback from knowledgeable sources that it is on the right track. “So we’re trying to evaluate where we are,” Bowden said. Alvarez is chairman of the committee, which
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VACo continued from > page 1 noon session to sever ties with the two organizations by adopting a resolution to suspend membership and discontinue payment of dues. According to the resolution, one of the reasons for the Board’s action is because Goochland does not feel it is adequately represented by VACo. The resolution also states that the county does not feel it receives enough value for the $4,786 in annual dues it pays to VACo or the $500 in annual dues it pays to NACo. “I feel like this is the right thing for us to do right now,� District 2 Supervisor Manuel Alvarez Jr. said prior to the Board’s vote.
Nature continued from > page 1 Audubon Society magazine, which focused on her fouryear old program of distributing bluebird houses to people on her mail route. Before going inside her home in western Goochland to talk about birds, Schultz insists on giving a visitor a tour of her property, where she has 12 bird baths along with perennial gardens and bird feeders. Not to mention stacks of bluebird boxes and the poles to mount them on.
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District 4 Supervisor Robert Minnick said the board had considered the value of VACo membership earlier this year during the budget process. “We did a line by line review of every expense,� said Minnick. “The consensus was we felt VACo brought little to the county residents.� Minnick called VACo “an organization that was not fully advocating for rural county residents� and said that several supervisors had kicked around the idea of forming an alternative organization that would better represent rural counties. James Campbell, executive director of VACo, which supports county officials and lobbies on behalf of Virginia counties, said he was “profoundly disappointed� that Goochland ended
An Air Force brat, as she calls herself, Schultz, 58, grew up in Germany and lived in California and Powhatan before settling in western Goochland County. On the clock, she works from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. delivering the mail, six days a week. On her own time she works on her blue bird project. Called “Host a House,� which she introduced by sending out letters to the residents on her route to see if they were interested. Schultz said she hopes to get the people on her route involved in nature by involving them in the project. Response has been good. So far she has installed 110 of the wooden boxes in the almost four years she has been working on the project. “I’m hoping some future ornithologist will come out of this.� Schultz is also a licensed bander, a process which involves wrapping a tiny identification band around the bird’s leg. This process helps determine the population patterns and “site fidelity� of the birds. The information she gathers on the birds goes to U.S. Geological Survey Schultz is also a master naturalist with the James
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www.goochlandgazette.com its membership. Former Goochland Supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy� Butler, who lost to Minnick by a handful of votes in last year’s District 4 supervisor’s election, served as president of VACo in 2006. Board of Supervisors chairman Ned S. Creasey called VACo’s opposition to the constitutional amendment “the straw that broke the camel’s back. We don’t feel like they represent Goochland,� he said Monday. Campbell said he hopes Goochland will change its mind. “We’re going to work hard to regain their confidence,� he said. Goochland Gazette Editor Ken Odor and Richmond Times-Dispatch Staff Writer Kristen Green contributed to this report.
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A hummingbird comes to feed at the home of Rita Schultz in western Goochland. Schultz, a rural mail carrier, is an avid naturalist and created a “Host a House� program for her patrons who wanted to help create habitat for blue birds.
River Master Naturalist program in Goochland and Powhatan counties. She’s what you might call an allaround naturalist. “Whatever I’m looking at is my very favorite thing,� she said. “I’ve always been an outside person.� Hearing a cardinal’s song spurred her to send off to Cornell’s Ornithology department to get tapes of other birdsongs she said.
When she’s not delivering the mail or installing bluebird houses and banding birds, Schultz leads bird walks, like the annual Deep Run Hunt Club Bird Walk. Or canoeing with her fraternal twin sister Risa. Even when she has time off her enthusiasm for nature takes over. “I use up all my vacation doing bird stuff,� she said. “That’s where I find my wealth.�
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Arrests made in Goodwill thefts By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com
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Interns William Gilchrist, left, and Mark Holman Jr. gave the supervisors a report on their experiences this summer and their recommendations for future internship programs.
Supervisors continued from > page 3 administration, agreed. “I thought it was a great experience,� Gilchrist said during a break in the Aug. 7, meeting. “I learned a lot – learned all about time management and how to maintain [a] positive relationship between the county
administration and the citizens.� Holman spoke in a similar vein. “The most enjoyable part was the learning experience where I got to see how county administration was run,� Holman said. “My professor in my class used to always talk about water and sewer and planning district commissions and all the other different departments and I finally got to get a behind-the-scenes view and look at how it’s run and set up.�
Three men have been arrested by the Goochland Sherrif’s Office for taking items from the Goodwill trailer at the Hidden Rock Park transfer station. “The Goodwill people approached us with evidence that thefts were taking place,� said Goochland Sheriff James L. Agnew last Friday. In response, deputies set up surveillance and arrested the
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Elections have consequences If anyone had any doubt about that truism, it should have been put to rest last week, as Goochland’s supervisors took the county out of the Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) and NACo, its national counterpart. Much has been written about last November’s political upheaval in the county but perhaps no other act so clearly demonstrates the change that has taken place. It’s difficult to imagine the previous board even contemplating quitting the two county lobbying organizations, indeed, former District 4 Supervisor Rudy Butler served as president of VACo at one time. Reaction seemed to focus on the fact that District 1 Supervisor Susan Lascolette has been instrumental in forming the Goochland Tea Party and on her association with the Richmond Tea Party, as if those associations somehow made any decisions reached by the board suspect. Another way to look at it is that the most recent election brought into power four new supervisors who actually have core conservative beliefs and are willing to act on them. And when it became apparent that what they perceived as the best interests of Goochland’s citizens were no longer being served by the county’s membership in VACo, they dropped that membership. On the issue of eminent domain, the supervisors support a constitutional amendment that puts the rights of private property owners
above the interests of governmental bodies out to promote growth. There they differed with VACo and in the minds of many, that difference seems sufficient to the decision to part company. It remains to be seen what, if indeed any, repercussions will ensue. Will other counties follow suit? We’ll see. Will Goochland become an outcast, a renegade county operating on its own? Doubtful. But what is clear is that elections do have consequences, something to keep in mind as November approaches.
No photo id required Speaking of November, the Goochland Electoral Board has decided to hold a public forum Sept. 6 to educate and inform the two parties and the public on changes in election law as a result of action by the general assembly. Although the law is still under review by the federal justice department, board member Robin Lind stressed one thing. There will be no photo identification required to vote in this fall’s election, because no such requirement exists nor is such a requirement a part of the new law. But you can’t vote if you aren’t registered and the deadline to register is Oct. 15. Contact Goochland Registrar Francis Ragland for more information at 804-556-5803.
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Letters to the Editor Supervisors’ decision to quit VACo criticized The decision by the Board of Supervisors to be the only county in Virginia to withdraw from the Virginia Association of Counties (VACo) with strong support from the Richmond Tea Party over one or two out of dozens of issues reminds me of a petulant child who, when he doesn’t get his own way, picks up his toys, stomps his foot, and says, “I’m not playing with you any more!”
VACo is a group that lobbies the General Assembly on behalf of member counties in the state. As experienced lobbyists will attest, there is power in numbers. When a small entity like Goochland tries to wing it on its own, it will soon find out that its voice is unlikely to be heard or taken seriously with lawmakers in Virginia. Goochland’s interests will be lost in the crowd. So far, the Tea Party philosophy has been to stand one’s ground and never compromise, a stance that has been more than evidenced mul-
tiple times by the actions of the Tea Party Caucus in the U.S. Congress. This stubborn refusal to compromise or understand the broaderreaching impact of its decision is a reflection on the overall views of our newly elected Board. Whether or not the members are officially connected with the Richmond or Goochland Tea Party groups, they are exhibiting actions that closely mirror those organization’s views. Even though members’ votes on see Letters > page 7
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August 16, 2012 evident, despite Board members’ denials. I’m just afraid continued from > page 6 the county will suffer as a VACo platforms are weighted result. according to county populaDebra M. Markel tions, Goochland missed an Manakin-Sabot opportunity to stand out as a leader by organizing the smaller, rural counties and Perseids Meteor joining together to influ- Shower visible ence the entire association. Instead, we chose to stomp One of Goochland’s most our feet, pack up our toys, precious natural resources is and leave. now on display, available and The lack of experience of free to everybody. And you don’t our recently elected Board of have to leave home to enjoy it. Supervisors and its inabil- Just turn off your lights and look ity to recognize a leadership up at the night sky to view one opportunity when it arises of Earth’s dramatic and excitis just beginning to emerge. ing events. As our planet spins The Tea Party influence is through space, you will see mete-
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OPINION: Editorial, Letters to the Editor ors showering around us in the dark sky toward the constellation Perseus. It is known as the Perseids Meteor Shower. With the exception of Centerville, where a sky glow from outdoor lighting is unfortunately degrading Goochland’s
night sky, the skies above our beautiful county are pristine for viewing the night sky. This is an opportunity to stand in awe and wonder at the visible universe. It is a teachable moment for our children and a magnet for guests from surrounding urban
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NASA has posted more information about the Perseids Meteor Shower on line for people who would like to learn more. Pat Hendy Manakin-Sabot
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He is survived by his two children, John III and Justin Dozier, their mother, Katrina M. Dozier, and Katrina’s parents, Pete and Susan Beller; two brothers, Alan Dozier of Raleigh, N.C., and Dennis Dozier of Savannah, Ga.; sister, Darlene Dozier of San Francisco, Calif.; grandmother, Marguerite Endrich of Old Saybrook, Conn.; many nieces and nephews; and his devoted assistant, Lisa Casey. John was a pioneer Internet attorney and founder of Dozier Internet Law. He was an avid golfer and a member of Hermitage Country Club and, most of all, a devoted father. The family received friends Thursday, Aug. 9, 2012 at Bliley’s-Central, 3801 Augusta Avenue. Funeral services were held Friday, Aug. 10, 2012at Hope Church, 12445 Patterson Avenue, Richmond, Va. 23238. Graveside services followed in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to Hope Church. Hoefer Elizabeth Crooker Hoefer, “Betty”, 67, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2012. She was preceded in death by her parents, Mildred and Ernest Crooker of Richmond, Va. She is survived by her husband, Ron Hoefer of Richmond, Va.; son, Brian Lilly his wife, Michelle, of Richmond, Va.; son, Stephen Lilly his wife, Shauntae, of Goochland, Va.; sister, Donna Cary of Elon, N.C.; brother, Alan Crooker his wife, Jocelyn, of Mechanicsville, Va.; granddaughter, Jessica Lilly of Richmond, Va.; and a host of nieces, nephews and close friends. Betty was employed by Hirschler Fleischer Attorneys at Law for the last 37 years. Memorial service were held on Saturday, Aug.
11, 2012 at West End Assembly of God, 401 N. Parham Road, Richmond, Va. 23229. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the American Cancer Society and West End Assembly of God. Hughes Clyde Alphonso Hughes was born Aug. 20, 1927 in Vigor, Va. (now called Louisa, Va.) He was the fourth son of the late James Henry and Nannie B. Redd Hughes. He departed this life Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 3:52 p.m. at the Washington Adventist Hospital in Takoma Park, Md. On Jan. 22, 1988 he united in holy matrimony with the love of his life, Carrie Ann Stevenson. For 24 years they were inseparable, cherishing one another’s company, enjoying many activities together, including attending church services. They were best friends until his death. Everyone knew of his loving name for her, she was his “Little Darling”. They share a life together that included him being a central part of her extended family, and her being a central part of his. She was by his side to the end, caring for him daily, even during his lengthy illness. Clyde was a loving husband, caring family member, and a good friend. He maintained contact with his large circle of family members, childhood friends, and former co-workers until his illness prevented further contact. He grew up in a close-knit family unit with his parents, 12 siblings, and one nephew. He attended elementary school in Louisa, Va. and high school in Goochland. At the age of 20, he and his sister Ada, moved to Washington, D.C. to live with their Aunt Lucile. Clyde worked as a taxi driver in the Washington area for over 20 years. In addi-
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www.goochlandgazette.com tion, he was employed with Safeway for 37 years until his retirement in 1995. He was known for his love of music, especially singing and playing his guitar. At an early age Clyde accepted Christ as his Savior and was baptized at County Line Baptist Church in Louisa. He joined New Canaan Baptist Church in Washington in 1989 under Christian experience. He enjoyed the services at New Canaan and cherished sitting under the preaching of Pasto Sims, where he developed a greater knowledge and appreciation for the word of God, and became more passionate about his Christian experience. He was a faithful member of the Male Chorus and the Tape Ministry until his health prevented him from service and attending services. He witnessed and shared the Bible with his niece, Tyece and other family. Clyde was preceded in death by his parents, James Henry and Nannie Bertha; three brothers, James Edwards, Thomas Elwood, and Willie Lewis Hughes; two sons, Larry Ricardo and Ralph Edward; and one daughter, Hilda Mae. He leaves to cherish his memory, a devoted and loving wife; Carrie A. Hughes, four sons; Clyde A., Jr. (Thelma) of Goochland, Donald W. of Washington; James Peter of Goochland, Darrel of Pa., two daughters; Laura Alston of Bladensburg, Md. and Ayana Simmons (Fernando) of Cheltenham, Md., a devoted niece; Tyece Morgan (who Clyde and Carrie helped to raise), four brothers; Leroy S. of Louisa, John H. of Richmond, Paul E. of Bryans Rd, Md., Howard L. (Ireatha) of Accokeek, Md., James E., Jr. (who was raised like a brother) of Louisa, five sisters; Ada B. Minter of Washington, Nannie B.
Henry of Upper Marlboro, Md., Nora B. Smith of Sandy Hook, Va., Mary E. Rogers of Temple Hills, Md., Lucille V. Clay (Purcell) of Goochland, two sisters-in-law; Geraldine Hailes (David), Louise Redde, four brothers-in-law; Louis Rogers, James and Gerald Knight and James Cobb (Barbara), 13 grandchildren; LaShawn (Karl), Adam, Sabrina, Donna, Thomas, Philip, LaQuita, LaShawn, Domonique, John, James, Alonzo and Maidson; six great-grandchildren; Xavior, Amari, Dennis, Thomas, DeMaree, DeMariye, a very close and supportive friend, William Bush- who remained by his side until his death; and a host of other loving nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. A celebration of Clyde’s life will be held Monday, Aug. 20, 2012 at New Canaan Baptist Church beginning with a 10 a.m. Wake and an 11 a.m. funeral. The church is located at 2826 Bladensburg Rd., Washington D.C. Pastor Gregory M. Sims will officiate. Sidor Anne Sidor, 82, passed away Aug. 5, 2012, surrounded by her family and parish priest. Anne was born July 5, 1930, in Bridgeport, Conn. Before moving to Virginia in 1982, she worked as an R.N. at St. Raphael’s Hospital in New Haven, Conn. She then worked at Richmond’s St. Mary’s Hospital in the Endoscopy Department. She is survived by her husband of 59 years, Stanley; her daughter, Patty Chadwick; sonin-law, Donald Chadwick; and grandchildren, Katlin and Kyle Chadwick. A Memorial Mass was held Aug. 10, 2012 at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 9505 Gayton Rd. Graveside services took place at a later date. In lieu of flowers, a donation may be made to St. Mary’s Church.
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Goochland County Public Schools’ New Teacher Academy has been the foundation for the school division’s teacher induction program for years. Last week’s four-day Academy was developed with a focus on engagement, efficiency, and practicality. It also featured a full day at the Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond. “Our partnership with the Science Museum continues to grow. We spent the second day of our 2012 New Teacher Academy there … and there was definitely some magic in the air,” said Stephen Geyer, GCPS’s Assistant Superintendent of Instruction. John Hendron, GCPS’s
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Supervisor of Instructional Technology, Chuck English, Director of Learning and Inquiry at SMV, and Geyer collaborated to design the day at the Museum. Last Wednesday, the school division’s 22 new teachers came together with their mentors, department chairs, and lead teachers for a day filled with orientation, professional development, relationship building, instructional technology, exploration of the museum, and smiles. After four days with the division’s new teachers, it was clear to Pete Gretz, Acting Superintendent, that the schools were successful in their recruiting and hiring efforts this past spring and summer. “We couldn’t be
Senior Connections, The Capital Area Agency on Aging has appointed Goochland attorney and community advocate Mary P. Devine to its Board of Directors. She is joined on the board by three more new appointees: • Lisa D. Adkins, Program Coordinator, Hanover County Department of Community Resources • Katie Gilstrap, Co-founder and Partner, Lift Caregiving, Richmond • Michael D. Heard, SVP, Business Strategy & Product Development, Genworth Financial, Richmond Board Officers are Chairman Willis A. Funn, Retired Administrator, Henrico County HealthDepartment,Community Advocate, Powhatan County; Vice Chairman Rebecca M. Ringley, State Farm Agent, New Kent; Treasurer R. Larry Lyons,
Banker, Powhatan County and Secretary Rita J. Randolph, Senior Community Affairs Representative, Energy Assistance Programs, Dominion Resources Services, Inc. The Board of Directors sets policies for services to meet the needs of older adults, caregivers and persons with disabilities. It also oversees fundraising for the Agency including the upcoming 9th Annual Empty Plate Luncheon scheduled for October 10th at the Science Museum of Virginia. Proceeds will provide critical home and community services for older adults and caregivers. The Agency also welcomes new Advisory Council members: • Jacqueline Stewart, Director of Planning and Information Systems, Richmond Regional Planning District Commission • Sara Link, Director, Older Adults Initiatives, United Way of Greater Richmond & Petersburg • Angelia Yancey, Finance
Director, City of Richmond Department of Social Services Marilyn H. West, CEO, M.H. West & Co., Inc. is Chair of the Advisory Council. First and Second Vice Chairs are Carol Young, Henrico County Department of Social Services and David Blanset, Volunteer with the Virginia Insurance Counseling and Assistance Program, Richmond, respec-
tively. The Advisory Council has recently completed the Agency’s update to its Four Year Plan for Aging Services, which is submitted to the new Virginia Department for Aging and Rehabilitative Services. Priorities in the Plan include engaging with local governments and businesses in the region to distribute “Senior Welcome Kits.”
Crash victim identified By Ken Odor jodor@goochlandgazette.com
A Chesterfield man killed in an Aug. 8 single-car accident in Goochland has been identified. Luis Armando Canahui-Morales, 32, was traveling west on Route 6 when his 1999 Honda Civic ran off the road just east of the intersection with Hockett Road and struck a tree at about 5:50 a.m., said Goochland Sheriff James L. Agnew. Canahui-Morales, traveling alone, was not wearing a seat belt, said Agnew.
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News about Goochland students at college and university Morgan Thompson, of Sandy Hook, VA, has been named to the Dean’s List at Randolph College in Lynchburg, Virginia. Thompson is a member of the Class of 2013.
Virginia Tech Dean’s List Ashley A. Dawson - Crozier. Dawson is a junior majoring in biochemistry in the College of Science. Elizabeth L. Sydnor Goochland Sydnor is a senior majoring in human nutrition, foods and exercise in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Maria F. Thompson Goochland Thompson is a senior majoring in international studies in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. Lauren A. Engel –Gum Spring Engel is a junior majoring in animal and poultry sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Katie L. Huffman – Gum Spring Huffman is a senior majoring in animal and poultry sciences in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Taylor K. Lively - Hadensville Lively is a sophomore majoring in sociology in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. Aaron J. Bonovitch - Maidens Bonovitch is a senior majoring in history in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. Megan L. Shoemaker Maidens Shoemaker is a senior majoring in management in the Pamplin College of Business. Stephen C. Woodson Maidens
Woodson is a junior majoring in psychology in the College of Science. Courtney A. Beasley Manakin Sabot Beasley is a junior majoring in marketing management in the Pamplin College of Business. Chad H. Bowman - Manakin Sabot Bowman is a senior majoring in accounting and information systems in the Pamplin College of Business. Christine M. Craig - Manakin Sabot Craig is a senior majoring in biological sciences in the College of Science. Patrick W. Gallagher Manakin Sabot Gallagher is a junior majoring in construction engineering and management in the College of Engineering. Erin R. Henley - - Manakin Sabot Henley is a senior majoring in dairy science in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Thomas N. Henley - Manakin Sabot Henley is a first-year student majoring in agricultural technology in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences. Nathan S. Longest - Manakin Sabot Longest is a junior majoring in mechanical engineering in the College of Engineering. Carl S. Mittendorff - Manakin Sabot Mittendorff is a junior majoring in industrial and systems engineering in the College of Engineering. Charlotte T. Pettit - Manakin Sabot Pettit is a senior majoring in apparel, housing and resource management in the College of Liberal Arts and Human Sciences. David P. Spradlin - Manakin Sabot Spradlin is a senior majoring in fine arts in the College of
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VMI Dean’s List Alexander D. Ortwine has been named to the Deans’ List for the second semester of academic year 2011-12 A junior from Maidens, VA, he is majoring in Economics/Business. Cadet Ortwine’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Theodore L. Ortwine.
Three Goochland students graduate from Mary Baldwin May 20 Scarlett Ackart Taylor of Goochland received a Bachelor of Arts, cum laude Sasha Altizer of Rockvilled received a Master of Arts in Teaching Kelly Spessard of Sandy Hook received a Master of Arts in Teaching
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From worker to winner, Briers takes Triathlon title Kunnen repeats as women’s champion By Dave Lawrence Special Correspondent
Last year, Geoffrey Briers of Richmond decided to work the first Goochland Sprint Triathlon. This year, he decided to compete. For Briers, who works for the race organizer, Setup Events, the decision paid off handsomely. He was the overall winner in the men’s competition with a time of 55:17. Renee Kunnen of Richmond had a productive return visit to the race, successfully defending her women’s overall title. Briers off-course experience last year fueled his desire to compete this year. “I worked this race last year, and I really wanted to race it this year because I enjoyed working it so much,” Briers said. “I had a great time. It was really worth it. Waking up at 4 o’clock in the morning was a little early, but it was good.” Some of those waking up that early to get to the race, which began with an orientation at 6 a.m., wondered if the race would start as planned as lightning in the sky signaled early morning thunderstorms moving through the area. Briers
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Above: Connie Glueck of Williamsburg bears down on the road during last week’s Sprint Triathlon in Goochland. At right: Buddy Deverell of Goochland carries the American flag across the finish line at the 2012 Goochland Sprint Triathlon.
was not overly concerned, however. “I was a little nervous, but since I work for the race company, I kind of know the protocol of what goes along with thunderstorms and stuff like that,” Briers said. “Kevin (Reid) is a great race director. He knows his stuff and would obviously make the right call if the weather was bad. But it turned out to be a great day. You couldn’t ask for better weather this time of year.” Even though the course was damp from the morning
rains, the cloud cover kept the temperatures down to a comfortable level. Only as the race wound down, did the sun begin to come out and offer a hint of the hot, humid conditions that have plagued the region since June. Marion Herring of Richmond finished second in 55:38, followed by Marc Warner of Crozier in third place with a 56:43 finish, Robert Green of Midlothian fourth in 56:45 and Brian Walter of Blacksburg fifth in 57:44. Rounding out the top 10 men’s finishers were Cary
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The Symetra Tour’s Road to the LPGA tees off in Virginia this week with the Eagle Classic at Richmond Country Club. The top female golfers from around the world are coming to Central Virginia to take a shot at earning their LPGA cards and compete in the 54-hole event beginning Friday at 7:45 a.m. The second round tees off on Saturday at 7:45 a.m. with the championship round beginning Sunday at the same time.
Local golfers looking to vie for the $100,000 purse include Lauren Doughtie (Sufffolk), Whitney Neuhauser (Charlottesville), Jenny Suh (Fairfax) and Midlothian’s Lyberty Anderson competing as an amateur. The golfers will also find additional incentive because the winner receives an exemption to play in the LPGA event at KingsMill in September. A new event this year is the Concert on the Lawn kicking off at 6 p.m. Thursday on the driving
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Ayers of Richmond (58:04), Joel Miller of Glen Allen (58:26), Brody Reid of Richmond (58:33), Stefan Bruendermann of Chesapeake (58:36) and Sean Gardner of Mechanicsville (59:02). Kunnen’s return was also motivated by a sense of fun. “I liked it so much last year, that’s why I came back,” said Kunnen, who finished three minutes ahead of secondplace finisher Connie Glueck of Williamsburg, 1:02:42 to 1:05:54. “It’s a great course. Setup does a great job organizing everything.” Although she had fun, she found the second-time around the Goochland triathlon course a little more painful. “I was a little more sore this year,” Kunnen said.“I’m training for a longer race – an Ironman – in two weeks, so I hurt a little bit more this year. But it was still fun.” The Goochland race, a sprint triathlon, featured a 300-yard
swim, 12.5-mile bike ride, and 3.1-mile run. Ironman triathlons typically consist of a 2.4mile swim, a 112-mile bike ride, and a 26-mile run. Kunnen said short courses such as that in the Goochland triathlon are good tune-up races for the long-distance events. “It helps me keep things fast,” Kunnen said. “I don’t want to lose all those fast-twitch [muscle] fibers.” But the speed in this case comes at the expense of extra pain. “This hurts a lot, the whole time you’re out there,” Kunnen said. “The longer stuff, it’s a different energy system. You can go longer and a little bit easier.” Kate Fisher of Richmond finished third in the women’s results with a time of 1:06:02. She was followed by Jessica Lehman of Fredericksburg in 1:06:39 and Therese Duane of Sandy Hook in 1:08:35. The other top 10 finishers were Nicole Weidensaul of Locust
Grove (1:08:59), Kimberly Arbouw of Roanoke (1:10:04), Alejandra Garcia of Sandy Hook, (1:11:14), Amanda Grainer of Sperryville (1:11:21) and Kristine Klammer of Richmond (1:11:27). MechanicsvilleresidentGene White returned as the oldest contestant in the race. Referred to as an “icon” as the race results were being announced, the 79year-old White said he had not been training much this past year. “I damaged my left hip and I’ve been out for about nine months,” he said. “This is the first thing I’ve done in nine months and I really enjoyed it. White said he had hurt his hip through overuse – damaging some cartilage in the joint. But he had not received any advice from his doctor about how to approach the race – for good reason. “I haven’t told him yet,” White said. “We’ll worry about that later.”
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Seismic station placed near earthquake site By Dave Lawrence Special Correspondent
In the wake of last year’s magnitude 5.8 earthquake that rattled buildings as far away as Georgia and Canada, big science last week began a protracted detour to Louisa County. On Wednesday, staff from the Integrated Research Institutions in Seismology (IRIS) consortium, the state geologist’s office and James Madison University observed as an engineer from Honeywell installed a temporary seismic station on a farm just outside Mineral – located just a few miles from the epicenter of the temblor, which struck on Aug. 23, 2011, and spawned dozens of aftershocks since. The seismic station is part of EarthScope’s USArray: big science in that it is a continental-scale deployment of permanent and transportable seismometers – instruments that measure and record the shaking of the Earth – on a grid extending from the West Coast to the East. The primary goal of the project is to produce the equivalent of a giant CT (computed tomography) scan of the structure of the Earth beneath North America. Louisa County was not on the original grid, but the Mineral earthquake inspired more intense scientific interest in the Central Virginia Seismic Zone, an earthquake-prone area that includes much of Hanover County. “There have been hundreds of historic earthquakes in what we call the Central Virginia Seismic Zone,” said state geologist David B. Spears. “We still have not installed a really robust network of seismic monitoring. When [last year’s] earthquake happened, there still was a very sparse network in place and run on a shoestring.” Spears said earthquake scientists from all over the eastern and central U.S. descended on the area in the aftermath of the quake, installing more than 200 temporary seismometers in an effort to understand the
event. “At one point, there were over 200 temporary seismometers on the ground here in the weeks and months after the big earthquake,” Spears said. “We have a much better picture of the location, depth and magnitude of the aftershocks than we do of the main quake just because of the density of instruments that we had to record them.” Mysteries about the Central Virginia Seismic Zone go far beyond identifying the location of an individual earthquake. “We know that Central Virginia is a seismically active area. The problem is that we don’t understand very well why it’s a seismically active area,” Spears said. “We know that there are old faults that run through here, but there are old faults that run all up-and-down the Eastern Seaboard that aren’t seismically active. . . . The more typical earthquake here is something between 2.0 and 3.0 – rarely above a 4.0 earthquake. We’ve never had one historically above a 5.0 in this area.” Spears said among the questions scientists hope to answer are what might be the largest earthquake that could occur in Central Virginia and how frequently large, damaging earthquakes may occur here. But there are other mysteries that will be addressed with the transportable network, mysteries that involve looking much, much deeper than the landscape of Central Virginia via seismic tomography, in which data from a network of seismometers is used to develop images of the Earth’s structure far beneath the surface. “At the biggest scale, we’re trying to understand all of North America,” said John Taber, education and outreach program manager for IRIS. “So it’s doing a CAT scan across all of North America to figure out what’s under North America, how was North America built. It helps us understand the earthquakes that are happening now, but also going way back in time to figure out what happened before, understanding more about the rocks that are there,
Photo by Dave Lawrence
Bob Pierce, an engineer from Honeywell, is surrounded by high-tech instruments and ordinary tools as he installs a seismic monitoring station in Mineral for EarthScope’s Transportable Array, a continental-scale seismic observatory on a farm near the epicenter of last fall’s magnitude 5.8 earthquake.
understanding more about mountain building.” For example, the Appalachian mountains of eastern North America were erected and worn down during continental-scale collisions with Europe and Africa as the Atlantic Ocean and its predecessors closed and reopened through tectonic processes. Many rocks of Central Virginia, it turns out, are the remnants of island arcs and micro-continents swept up in the collisions. Seismic tomography, by revealing structures obscured beneath thousands of feet of sediment, helps scientists reconstruct that history. “The Blue Ridge is what we call Grenville basement, so that is related to the same rocks in the Grenville Mountains of New York. That would
have been the margin of North American about a billion years ago,” said Steven J. Whitmeyer, a geologist at James Madison University. “East of that, everything that is there beneath the Coastal Plain surface stuff is probably from elsewhere.” Whitmeyer pointed out that much of Goochland County may lie over rocks that slid south along the continental margin from what is now New Jersey, while much of Hanover County may lie over rocks that originated in Africa. That history may explain why the Appalachians – an ancient mountain range – remain mountains rather than hills. It turns out a large slab of what used to be the Pacific Ocean floor, the Farallon Plate, lies below us, slowly sink-
ing deeper into the Earth’s mantle, a layer of viscous rock that lies beneath the Earth’s crust. It may be acting as something of a bulldozer, piling up mantle material before it and pushing the Appalachians higher than they would be otherwise. Residents do not have to wait for all the science to unfold before taking steps to protect their homes, however. Practical steps can be taken now to ensure area residents are not devastated by future temblors. “If you have an existing home, buy earthquake insurance,” Spears said. “If you’re building a new home, don’t use unreinforced concrete block for your foundation. . . . If you’re concerned about earthquakes damaging your house, build on a more robust foundation.”
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Business Boot Camp class at 8:30 a.m. – “Accounting for Your Business” Valuable information for those in business. Financial Management, Cash Budgeting, Financial Forecast, Profitability, Viability, Types of Businesses and Taxes. Taught by professionals at J. Sargeant Reynolds. Register today by responding to this email.
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St. Mark Baptist Church, Maidens, annual homecoming and tevival services will begin Sunday Aug. 19 through Friday Aug. 24. Morning message at 11 a.m. will be delivered
TUESDAY EVENING 4 PM 4:30
by our pastor, Rev. Gregory Washington. Sunday afternoon Reverend Tyrone E. Nelson of the Six Mount Zion Baptist Church, Richmond, VA. will be delivering the homecoming message. The Evangelist for the week of Revival on Monday, August 20th and Tuesday August 21st will be Rev. Tyrone E. Nelson On Wednesday, Aug. 22 through Friday, Aug. 24 our Evangelist will be Rev. Kevin L. Sykes, pastor of the ST. James Baptist Church, Richmond, VA.
with Sunday, Aug. 19, 2012, the 11:30 a.m. worship service. Lunch will follow the morning worship service and the evening worship service will begin at 3 p.m. The evangelist for Sunday, August 19-23, 2012 is the Rev. Dr. Robert Diggs, Sr. The program to be held at 8 p.m. and ending Thursday, Aug. 23, 2012. You will be invited to bring Prayer and Praises starting at 7:30 p.m. each of these nights.
Tuesday, Aug. 21 Fauquier Baptist Church,2455 Attention Veterans- You are Dogtown Road, The Reverend Melvin A. Woodson, pastor will invited to join with fellow vethave its Annual homecoming eran’s in Goochland’s Amrican and revival services. Starting Legion Post 215. Mettings are
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held on the 3rd Tuesday of each New Line Baptist Church is month at 6:30 p.m. at our having its annual Homecoming/ Post Home- 3338 River Road Revival services Sunday, Aug. 26 West. through Friday Aug. 31. Sunday morning service 11 a.m. with pastor Rev. J.R. Coney. Lunch Sunday, Aug. 26 1:30 - 2:30 p.m. Prayer/Praise Chief Cornerstone Baptist 2:30 p.m. Homecoming service 3 Church in Goochland invites p.m. with Rev. Melvin Woodson you to share in their annual of Fauquier Bapt. Church, Homecoming and Revival ser- choir, ushers and congregation. vices beginning at 11 a.m. fol- Revivalist for the week will be lowed by lunch and afternoon Rev. Dr. Angelo Chapman, prayer and praise at 2:30 p.m. pastor of Pilgram Journey Revival services will be held Baptist Church Richmond. nightly, Monday, August 27 VA. Prayer/Praise service through Wednesday, August begins nightly at 7:30. Church 29. Nightly prayer and praise located 4876 New Line Rd. begins at 7:30 p.m. followed Gum Spring, Va. 804-556-5506 by worship service at 8 p.m. or 804-556-3332.
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GOOCHLAND INVESTMENTS, INC., A Virginia Corporation Defendant _______________________________________ GOOCHLAND INVESTMENTS, INC., A Virginia Corporation Plaintiff
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The Heirs, devises and sucessors in Interest or title of james Robinson and Charles Robinson and described herein as "Parties Unknown" Defendants. ORDER OF PUBLICATION
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The objecct of this suit is to quiet titile and/or commence partition as to the real property known as 14 3/4 acres in Goochland County, identified as Tax Map Nos.: 7716-45-3242 f/k/a 58-1-19 & 771645-3356 f/k/a/ 58-1-18, further described in the Complaint files in the above-styled action.
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An affidavit having been made and filed showing that there are set out in pleading as a person or persons, certain Defendants, as follows: heirs, devisees and successors of James Robinson and Charles Robinson, and same have been made parties to this action by the general description "Parties Unknown";;
Epes Transport is Hiring Company drivers & Independent contractors. Home every week. Competitive pay. $0.07 Northeast pay premium + bonus. Excellent benefits. Paid holidays & vacation. CDL A & 1 year OTR exp. req. 888-293-3232. www.epestransport.com
UPON CONSIDERATION WHEREOF, this Order of Publication is granted, and it is ORDERED that this notice shall be published once per week for 4 successive weeks in the Goochland Gazette newspaper, and the aforesaid individual(s) are hereby OREDERED to appear within ten days after the final publication of this Order to do what is necessary to protect their interest.
HEALTHCARE PREVENTION SERVICES SUPERVISOR wanted to provide and supervise prevention services to the communities served by Goochland Powhatan Community Services Board. Master’s in a human services field with experience preferred; Bachelor’s degree with experience accepted. $47,005 - $49,114. Please call 804-556-5400 or visit www.gpcsb.org for application and details. Deadline: Friday, 8/17/12 EOE
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT Wood W orker - Experienced, proficient on all woodworking machinery. (i.e: band saws, routers, planners, drill press, etc. Powhatan - Full Time. Call 598-5579 or email: jtrapp@moslowwood.com Advertise with The Goochland Gazette Call 746-1235 to hear about The Local’s upcoming advertising opportunities!
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September 4th, 2012 at 7:00 p.m. in the Goochland Administration Building, 1800 Sandy Hook Rd., Board Meeting Room, Suite 250, Goochland, VA on the following: 1. District 5 CU-1987-00009 Application filed by Louise Hanscom requesting an extension of a Conditional Use Permit to teach horse riding lessons on Assessor’s Parcel Nos. 5719-A (GPIN 7706-12-7990) and 57-19-B (GPIN 7706-22-2833) located at 1381 Millers Lane. The property is zoned Agricultural, Limited (A-2). Horse boarding and breeding stables area are allowed by right; however, a horse riding stable requires a Conditional Use Permit as required by Article 3, Section 3.2 of the Zoning Ordinance. The subject property is located in a Rural Enhancement Area in the Comprehensive Plan 2. District 5 CU-2007-00007 Application filed by Markel Properties, LLC and Richmond Strikers Soccer Club requesting an extension of a Conditional Use Permit to use soccer fields for practice, games, and tournaments for youth soccer on Assessor’s Parcel No. 64-20-0-4-0 (GPIN 7724-66-5442) located at the southeastern corner of Route 288 and West Creek Parkway in the West Creek Business Park. The subject property is zoned Industrial, Limited (M-1). A Conditional Use Permit is required by Article 18, Section 3.11 of the Zoning Ordinance. The subject property is designated West Creek in the Comprehensive Plan 3. Countywide Ordinance Amendment to Amend Article 25 (“Administration and Enforcement”) Section 13 (“Same; petition for review of decision”) of the Zoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code of Ordinances) to provide that in instances in which decisions of the zoning administrator are reviewed by the governing body, the governing body’s decision shall be appealable to the circuit court 4. Countywide Ordinance Amendment to Amend Article 26 (“Board of Zoning Appeals”) Section 10 (“Procedure on application and appeal”) of the Zoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code of Ordinances) to provide that if a vote of the local board of zoning appeals results in a tie vote, the person filing an appeal may have the matter carried over until the next meeting 5. Ordinance to Amend the Goochland County Code, Chapter 5.5 (“Fees and Taxes”) by adding Section 5.5-31 (“Emergency Medical Services”), and Chapter 6 (“Fire Prevention and Protection”) by adding Division 2 (“Emergency Medical Services Transport Revenue Recovery Program”) Sections 6-120 (“Purpose”), 6-121 (“Definitions”) and 6-122 (“Fees; Billing; Collections”) to Implement the County’s Emergency Medical Services Transport Revenue Recovery Program and to Adopt Fees Regarding the Same 6. Ordinance to Amend the Goochland County Code, Chapter 5.5 (“Fees and Taxes”) by Amending Section 5.5-20 and Chapter 9 (“Motor Vehicles and Traffic”) by Amending Section 9-11 (“Parades and processions generally”) to provide regulations for Parades and Processions and to Set the Associated Permit Fee The above information/applications/plans/ordinances/resolutions/amendments can be viewed in the County Administrator’s office, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Meeting accommodations, including interpreters, are provided upon request. TDD 556-5317.
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