Board of Supervisors Meeting   12/13/2022

No, push that push button.

Thank you to the Board.

I encourage you to consider this application.

Thank you.

Thank you, Shane.

All right, Paul Davis.

We all forget the human element here, and we have to keep in mind, even those that are in favor of this project, though it may sound good, if it was beside your house, would you want it?

David Clayton.

Thanks, sir.

Nancy Kerr.

Thank you.

Dickie, sample?

I'm going to go ahead and pass, since I would be a repeat for the poor part.

Thank you.

When they come to visit on the weekends, and they want to go out to breakfast, there's no place to go.

That would be ideal.

As far as the infrastructure problems and so forth, those can always be worked out, and they always have been worked out for new development, not just in Nelson County, but everywhere.

So I speak in favor of this restaurant, and I would appreciate your approval.

Thank you.

Hi, good afternoon.

Susie Groves.

I am Silver Fox Lavender Farm and I have customers come all the time and they're always asking if I was going to open a practice place, have coffee, a place for people to gather and that's just not my genre so I do weddings and parties but I know anything that Mr. Washburn does is first-rate and I really do hope that you highly consider having this put in because I think it would be great for our community and for people visiting

Robert, you live at 201 Graywood Lane.

Thank you.

And what he's proposed looks excellent and I hope he has good luck in doing everything for it.

Thank you.

I'm Pam Rinder at 201 Graylands Lane.

Judy

I'm a business owner of Giuseppe's Restaurant and been serving the community for over 15 years.

Thank you.

Thank you.

William Wallace.

And there are other commercial properties on that side of the road.

Francesca Flood.

We do ask that the board give consideration to the concerns of Ms. Dowell and any mitigation that can be used to address those concerns.

All right.

Donna Salt?

Thanks.

Dave Landry?

They should be ashamed, and the board should keep this in mind when considering their opinions.

Just so I have.

How are we going to move forward to make sure it doesn't happen again?

Yes.

Thank you.

All right, John.

He excels in responding to and coordinating the response teams to all emergency situations, and I'd like you to help me welcome him back to Nelson County as our new Coordinator of the Communications Center.

All right, moving on to working more with Drug Board implementation as soon as Commonwealth Attorneys.

So just presenting on those bits, and I'll turn it over to Will on kind of the nuts and bolts.

But we hope to, now having the funding in place, we hope to begin having accepting applicants to the drug court sometime in the early spring once we get all the technical details sorted out.

The person we're deploying, will this be just from Nelson County?

And we've made it clear that we want that person to be here full time serving

Are there any requirements in terms of this position, like bachelors or a degree in criminal justice?

Jefferson Area Community Corrections is the name of the corporation.

Alright, moving on to Java, Ginger Diller.

Oh, Marta.

Nice to see you again.

Good afternoon, it's great to be here.

And it's an important way to keep people getting nutritious meals and ensure that it's easy for them to take care of that.

Insurance Counseling.

Your gym's pretty full, but I appreciate the chance to talk to you today.

Any questions from all around this time?

Are you happy with the progress the job was made with dementia and offering services?

And so we really need to have enough staff that we can spend the time figuring out what works perhaps for one member is not necessarily going to work for the other three sitting at the table.

But that idea has been missed in many places.

And so if we can help that a little bit, that just makes life so much better for both people.

OK. And we have a full agenda.

And I just wanted to really call that out because it's something that you don't normally consider Java being involved with.

Okay, thank you.

Dr. Jean, how are you doing today?

So thank you so much for that opportunity to be here.

I really appreciate it.

One here aside, what can we do

And then please invite me here to Nelson County to events and I look forward to being part of the community.

I would suggest you hear it from Firefly in the back.

Thank you so much, Jean.

All right, congratulations again.

We already had that started.

Can you tell us the acronyms for CARES and RISE just so we all know?

So that's why those projects were built a little earlier.

How do you alert individual households ready to get to them?

So we have direct mailings if we have an email for that, personally email them, and then, of course, the virtual town hall.

That's right, that's right.

Nelson County is in a great spot, so thank you all, and thanks for your partnership.

So, Dylan.

Lighting shall be directional and clear shielded to prevent light pollution.

And property shall be served by Seward for Rockville, Virginia and shall not be served by private septic.

If you have any questions, I'm available as well.

Any questions for Dylan before we ask the applicant to speak?

These conditions, which were not reported because the motion was defeated, right?

Well, we have to decide that.

Yeah, but how long do they stay enforced?

So the conditions follow the property even if it were to change ownership one day.

And we can make those conditions.

Conditions can be imposed by the board that would address impacts on the community or neighboring properties.

Could they be changed if they came back to the board or something?

They could be changed if they came back and requested a change.

All right, y'all folks come up.

I'm John Washburn and one of eight, oh eight, Patrick Henry and I, Roseland, and in and around Nelson County for 37 years.

Scott DiFusco, the 24th owner out of Lane in Nellysford, affiliated through Houses of Idaho for a couple of years, but now holds that residency.

It was nice to see her there.

Of all the people I met, I found Scott to be of the highest, highest character.

Well, I'll let you talk about that.

So we're excited about that and just really appreciate the feedback we received because it brought us to a better place with this passage where we're really excited about it.

I think that looks almost residential, which it is.

But our focus has always been more on

So we're going to do that, but it will not have an optic of the drive thru.

Alright, does the board have any questions for the applicants?

Can you elaborate on that?

And so we still anticipate the same number just over about 50, maybe 60 people in those public seating areas.

Any other questions for the applicant?

How do you intend to get water sewage?

They gave us all the best people to talk to about it.

Are you going to eliminate that part of it?

And that would allow them to do exactly what you just mentioned.

to allow them to have the privates so do a on-site sewer treatment we don't need to put an explanation we could just

which requires them to do off of.

So if this project does go under the road, that would open up the whole area.

They have a main line that runs beside the road on the west side of 151.

A service line to that one location.

They wouldn't be split off of the line that's bored for belties.

They would have to come off of the main and bore under the road again.

That's my understanding of how it works.

But I don't think we necessarily have the ability to tell people they can't get it across the street.

Why do you need to eliminate that one?

That did not happen in this particular case.

Just to respond to Mr. Rutherford's comment, Dylan, we do have the authority to keep number four in place if we would so decide.

Based on one of the criteria.

Well I agree with everyone in eliminating number four.

Alright, Mr. Reed?

It seems like that I wouldn't be able to open it.

Mr. Parr, do you have any comment?

If there's one thing that, can I talk for a second?

I certainly would be in favor of that, I believe it was vegetation or evergreens to be put between Ms. Dodd's place and that parking lot.

I think it also, the elimination of

You know, I think those two particular items and also maintaining condition one and three, do we need to change condition number two to reflect what I just said in terms of vegetation between Ms. Dodd's house and the property?

You could change it to landscape screening in compliance with site plan for concept mandated X.

Okay.

That shows the...

So we could reference today's large buffer zone for... We could do that.

Okay.

Can you say that that would have to be in place before this could begin operating?

So there's a backup in place in case the condition had not been met.

Are you committed to not hooking up?

So we've already been investigating alternatives and doing that in terms of incentives.

Mis-proved was the one who recommended that piece, so omitting that one I think would allow them to do their private sector piece.

While the opposition had to do with the drive-through pieces, is that

That could be a condition as well, to add the removal of the drive-thru

So, and again, it won't be on 151, you know, but again, on 151, the drive thru at the bank, if anybody ever said, look at the drive thru, how much is that up here?

We're going to be careful about that.

It's compassionate about it.

No, I know.

The other thing, the landscape screening business, how do you start?

We're not going to wait on that.

So we won't let them die, we'll put an irrigation right along there with it.

I'm not questioning integrity, but I want to make sure there's a way to make sure that this is going to happen.

As Dylan said, which is a little bit firmer, maybe verbalize that one more time, Dylan.

Doesn't it say the price of it and they cannot access other properties from that?

I don't think we have any control over where we're locked with this.

They can't?

Even if it's like Dodd's house, let's say Dodd's house wanted to get aqua.

Anyone can be served by aqua if they can, if they choose to.

But speaking of that, will there be a connection between

And if that's the case, then it would also allow subsequent applicants, should they choose to replicate that.

They would have to go through the same process through Iowa, not through us.

I know I must be posing the question in a bad way.

Are we setting precedent?

To alleviate the stress with this getting aqua, eliminating number four is an easy step.

And we probably, even if, like for example, if a house on that side of the road wanted to get it, whether we would be engaged to even be in the middle of that is the question.

And we could, of course, use that as justification to deny it.

I would be supportive of what I just said.

So if the development aspect of this area is part of the concern, I would recommend maybe reviewing that resolution.

So, number one, hours of operations shall be limited to 7 to 2 p.m.

not just people who live in Greenstone.

Trainsmen, that was not illegitimate.

Trainsmen.

Mr.

Chair, also a reminder, they're requesting a two-year period.

We gave them one year from the planning commission.

One year is what it normally is.

I think you guys have indicated that you can begin some kind of construction within a one-year time frame.

The two-year release or the one-year release?

Amanda?

Mr. Farhan?

Yes.

Mr. Reed?

No.

Mr. Alford?

We are going to take a 5-minute recess.

Because some of you got to get this guy to work.

We didn't mean to keep you from getting to your something that pays your salary.

And I'll let Mr. Humble answer any technical questions you may have about the units they would like to purchase.

All right.

I'm acting out in the chief place.

We came together to do rotations.

This one is a shorter body length which will actually fit into the building we're using.

The problem with having more houses inbuilt with the driveways all over the place.

And this is the hall, but we want to make sure we have a unit where we can provide service to other people.

somebody through Red Storm, and Ward Alaratus, John St. Samuel.

Should we make them sit down again?

And I'm more importantly able to be more of a choice in the home back in July.

I wasn't asking as part of that O-27 is to pay for a part-timer and then a supplement.

That's the whole thing.

I'm just kidding.

All right.

I just have a question.

They don't pay for your replacement?

No.

You think they would?

No.

I really enjoyed it when I was the private practice and I was the owner of my firm and then got called out.

Let's do the public hearing on relocation of absentee precinct.

That's R-2022-72.

It was a pleasure to be aboard.

Mr. Chairman, I move that we adopt Resolution R22-72 of the Nelson County Board of Supervisors, authorizing publication of the Notice of Public Hearing on the proposed ordinance to change central license increase.

Second.

All right, thank you.

All right, thank you very much.

Home Art Funds Allocation Plan.

The staff has been working with NCCDF and other stakeholders to put this plan together and present it to you today for your consideration.

So, I mean, we could go lower and still have enough.

But certainly, it wouldn't preclude that we accept people below that.

So, and as you can see, you know, especially poverty under 18, it doesn't really even exist in the north.

I was really surprised by these districts.

And it is 2020, but... And also, I know people living there.

It wasn't such a district in North Florida.

I wanted to look at this from the school perspective as well because I think it kind of answers some of the questions I have about how much criminal you're for.

Like you do in the other parking lot.

So we will have to plan some other money to do more than two, or four.

But the cost of the square footage would be larger for two hours.

What I think you could have a really great relationship doing, as opposed to this being a one-time thing, build and develop Virginia Housing on the backside, but then do it again with that same pot of money.

Say that again?

They'll do Virginia Housing as permanent.

Yeah, well I mean that's one of the things you need to do is find other funding, so I will talk to you later on.

I'll talk to you later on as well.

I mean I think that's going to be the key piece because then you'll be able to replicate it time and time again.

Right, right.

We're doing a lot of labor right now and I would like to see our foundation maybe a stronger partner in the future for this county.

Do you think that under the proposal we could do both?

So I had to put together kind of like a broad budget and just depends on how much these buildings cost.

Oh yeah, this is just for gap funding sorts of things.

But I think we could put three on there.

Are there any requirements to make it ADA?

I'm just saying.

Yeah, I was going to say you will have to go pre-card.

So, any questions?

Dylan, how many duplexes can you put on six acres?

All right, you guys are good with that?

Thank you very much.

I appreciate it very much.

Christine, thank you for hanging out.

And thank you, Christine, for the joy.

Okay.

And this is authorized by state code 58.1-3606 and a couple other sections pertain as well.

What is the total impact, dollar-cent wise?

And then Piedmont Habitat for Humanity is about $289.

Yes, that's correct.

Foundation and Wintergreen Nature Foundation have a long standing tax exemption with the county.

Yes.

We don't have a resolution, but I move that we approve as the three applications for the state tax and taxes reduction.

Once you've complicated, we have discussion.

All right, moving on to the county website redevelopment authorization contract.

Do you have any technical questions regarding the website, as I am not protecting it?

All right.

I have a question.

But it's not going to be that tough.

It's not that they spend that much funds and then whatever's left, they have to come back for more.

Okay.

I'll name it clearly.

They gave a low end and a high end, and 19.4 is the high end of the range for their services.

Yes, you will.

Thank you.

This process is going to bring this to a point where people can depend upon

It should make it a lot easier and a lot more accessible.

Well, I mean, we do have a link to the school's website on the county's website.

Well, functionally, we can look at it for sure.

So you would basically, they could direct you in that direction.

Just click that and go right there.

What I would suggest is they correspond with the schools and see what a healthy website relationship looks like.

So I'm not sure who would probably have to use a similar same framework or platform for the website in order for that to really jive together.

I'm not sure.

Could we do that right?

Will we rely on your input and those concerns that have been relayed to you so that we have the product that we are problem?

Seeing the Nelson 2042 website and the aesthetics with that and how nice that looks.

Just opens up opportunities for what we can do here and an opportunity we have.

It's just the hyperlink that goes from one to the other.

I don't know if that's something that would be covered by this, but it seems like it's worth looking at.

So that's one thing that will be rectified for sure.

All right, can we get a motion to approve the, going into a contract with, what's it called?

We've got a resolution we can approve.

We approve resolutions R-20-22-73, Nelson County Board of Supervisors Authorization of Website Redevelopment Contract.

All those in favor say aye.

You're going to be our poster child.

He's actually going to be part of the developing.

I'd actually like Skip to work with you every day.

Shh.

Oh, wait.

Oh, wait.

All right, let's go on to the administrator report.

with some internal focus group meetings held in between.

A brief summary of the outcomes of the public engagement process was presented to the school board after December 8th meeting, and they were all very appreciative of getting that information.

I reached out to architectural partners to initiate this course of action with a response pending.

When you talked to them, did you pass any information like what we talked about at the meeting the other day?

During your now or during your reports, U of A.

George T. Miller, John F. Kennedy, John F. Kennedy

talking about the taxes that did recently happen where Airbnb has to report tax revenue but they don't have to report there's some legislation that needs to be made so that we have a little bit better understanding

I mean, just last month she had got a check for $85,000 from them and has no idea who they're paying for.

Hopefully we can get this tightened up and not lose some bills.

The letter, whatever the Commissioner Rabinu's name was?