Charlottesville–Right Now with Coy Barefoot

On Monday, January 26th, 2009, David Slutzky joined Charlottesville Right Now to announce his decision on whether or not to run for the House of Delegates. David also discussed legislation now before the General Assembly regarding transportation in Central Virginia and more.

 

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On Wednesday, January 14th, 2009, Brian Wheeler, Chairman of the Albemarle County School Board joined Charlottesville Right Now.

 

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On Tuesday, Jan. 6th, 2009, Brian Wheeler joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss growth and develoopment issues.

 

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David Slutsky, joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss last week’s elections.

 

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On Tuesday, October 28th, Brian Wheeler joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss the water supply issue.

 

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Jack Marshall, President of Advocates For A Sustainable Albemarle Population and Brian Czech, President of The Center For The Advancement Of The Steady State Economy joined Charlottesville Right Now to discuss growth.

 

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Brian Wheeler is the Executive Director of Charlottesville Tomorrow, a non-partisan organization that covers growth and development issues in our community. He appears on Tuesdays on Coy Barefoot’s program. On the October 7, 2008 edition of the show:

• In praise of Netflix, which Brian recently began using
• Will there be a second Pie Day? Brian also reports that Charlottesville Tomorrow’s photographs from the first one are now visible in Google Earth.
• Brian comments on Bill Crutchfield’s second letter calling for a fresh look at the community water supply plan (The Hook)
• Recently, the RWSA approved the creation of a panel of dam experts to determine how to proceed with the new dam at Ragged Mountain Reservoir, now that cost estimates are approaching $100 million. (Charlottesville Tomorrow)
• Site plan work for Albemarle Place is proceeding under a new development. Additional sewer capacity is needed for the development to be built. Will Edens & Avant pay their fair share?
• The Eastern Connector study has been put on hold. In part, the City and County have different views of what the purpose of the road would be.  (Charlottesville Tomorrow)
• One reason the Eastern Connector is on hold (but not the only one) is a lack of funding. The City and County are discussing the possibilities of creating a Regional Transit Authority which would also have the power to raise money for road projects. (Charlottesville Tomorrow)

 

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On the September 29, 2008 edition of WINA’s Charlottesville–Right Now, Charlottesville Mayor Dave Norris joined Coy Barefoot to explain his views on the 50 year water supply plan. Norris posted a blog entry on the topic the other day. Check out Charlottesville Tomorrow for more coverage on the topic.

 

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Dr. John Mass, an historian with the Contemporary Studies Branch of the U.S. Army Center of Military History at Fort McNair in D.C., joined Coy Barefoot to discuss Tarleton’s 1781 Raid on Charlottesville during The Revolutionary War.

 

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Brian Wheeler of Charlottesville Tomorrow joins Coy Barefoot every Tuesday to talk about growth and development issues in our region. This week on the show:

• A quick conversation on field hockey and other sports (C-Ville Weekly)
• More on the City Council’s recent retreat in Staunton as Brian reflects on what it means to be a public official.
• An update on the Regional Transit Authority
• An update on Albemarle Place (Daily Progress), which in part is waiting on additional sewer capacity
• South Fork Rivanna Reservoir Task Force continues to meet with the next meeting scheduled for September 29
• Albemarle County faces $4.1 million budget shortfall

 

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