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Big changes coming to planning positions?
Duane Snow, elected in the Samuel Miller District, and Rodney S. Thomas, elected in the Rio District, have both chosen to advertise Planning Commission positions to the public. Snow will select someone to replace Eric Strucko, who won election to the Samuel Miller seat on the county School Board. Snow said he had no one in mind, but that he wanted someone who knows the ins and outs of planning in Albemarle.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 20, 2009
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Zoning fee a 'dilemma' . Pay county's costs; risk local economy?
Zoning fee a 'dilemma' . Pay county's costs; risk local economy?. “I hear that's a major complaint by the people who purchase the permits, Dorrier said. “The county's process is so slow that it costs them a lot of
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 8, 2009
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Albemarle supervisors may head in new direction
In a board meeting that lasted all day on Wednesday, Boyd patiently listened to reports of dire economic conditions and jabs by his colleagues at the promises made by victorious Republican candidates Duane Snow and Rodney S. Thomas. Thomas defeated one-term incumbent Democrat David L. Slutzky and Snow won the open seat race in the Samuel Miller District over Democrat Madison Cummings and Independent John Lowry. After the election, both Thomas and Snow said the budget and economic development rem...
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 8, 2009
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County deficit 'is getting worse'
Slutzky, a Democrat, lost his Rio District seat to Republican Rodney S. Thomas, and Republican Duane Snow won the Samuel Miller seat held by independent Sally H. Thomas, who is retiring.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 5, 2009
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Thomas stuns Slutzky in Rio
And Duane Snow, a Republican businessman and grandfather of 13, sailed past a Democrat and an independent for the Samuel Miller seat. “I feel absolutely wonderful. I feel a deep sense of gratitude to all of those that have worked so hard on my campaign, Snow said. “I'm going to work hard to keep my promises and commitments to this county. Snow said that his commitments include “looking for wastes and inefficiencies. Snow will replace Sally H. Thomas, who is retiring after 16 years as Samuel Mill...
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 4, 2009
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Va. voters face slate of choices
For the Albemarle County Board of Supervisors, Democrat Madison Cummings, independent John Lowry and Republican Duane Snow are running for the Samuel Miller District seat, which is being vacated by Sally H. Thomas; and Republican Rodney S. Thomas is challenging Democratic incumbent David L. Slutzky for the Rio District seat.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Nov 3, 2009
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Zero-based budget idea gains more supporters
Snow said it would make sense to use zero-based budgeting for all county departments every few years.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Oct 31, 2009
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Snow blasts calls for higher Planning Commission fees
Snow blasts calls for higher Planning Commission fees. Snow was referring to one of a number of fee increases that will be considered by the Planning Commission at a Nov. 10 public hearing.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Oct 31, 2009
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Local PAC makes cash contribution splash
In October, however, the alliance made additional large contributions only to three candidates - both Rio district candidates, incumbent Democrat David L. Slutzky and challenger Republican Rodney S. Thomas, and Republican Duane Snow, who is running in the Samuel Miller District. Snow has raised a total of $42,208, twice as much as each of his opponents, Democrat Madison Cummings and independent John Lowry.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Oct 30, 2009
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Voters should limit reach of government
In the local setting, Board of Supervisors candidates Duane Snow and Rodney Thomas espouse conservative principles in their approach to local government.
Charlottesville Daily Progress - Oct 25, 2009
