Lloyd Snook
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- 3:29:36
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- 8:23
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Top issues during term (20)
2027 regional legislative program endorsement
Depends on what the General Assembly funds — including a requested $600,000 for the Energy Resource Hub.
CDBG Grant Funded Community Projects
Roughly $356,698 in grant and carryover funds would be appropriated to city programs.
Comprehensive Plan Five-Year Review
No dollar figure given yet — costs depend on the scope of the review.
CARTA Regional Transit Expansion
About $12 million a year in new service identified, but the city's share hasn't been figured out yet.
Federal Monitors on Election Day
While voting itself is free, the candidates you choose will make decisions on how your local tax dollars get spent.
local election
Her success could bring fresh state or local grant money straight to Pamplin's safety and community upgrades.
UVA growth and town-gown coordination
UVA's projects include roughly $380 million for the Manning Institute and $205 million in state funds for the Center for the Arts, with major traffic impacts expected on the Emmet/Ivy corridor.
Affordable Housing Plan Progress
The city is pacing to spend just over $107 million by FY31; filling all recommended new housing staff would cost roughly $500,000 per year recurring.
Gun violence reduction and public safety trends
Approval of the claim would add a disability benefit to the retirement system's obligations.
Special exception permit for West Main Street properties
The window work is privately funded; no city money is involved.
2000 Holiday Drive Low-Barrier Shelter Project
Speakers cited roughly $3 million in annual operating costs for the shelter, about $50,000 per person per year.
Core Neighborhood development code revisions
Proposals like micro-TIFs would redirect a share of new tax revenue from development into the surrounding neighborhoods.
Friendship Court Phase Three redevelopment
The dollar amount of the performance agreement isn't specified in the published materials.
Food Truck Regulations
Loosened rules could open new revenue spots for small food businesses; there's a $250 permit fee for temporary outdoor sales that some find cost-prohibitive.
Mature tree protection and paper streets
Homeowners face potential tree removal costs and insurance exposure.
Fleet electrification and replacement program
EV purchases and charging infrastructure would be folded into the FY26-FY31 capital plan, updating rather than expanding the existing schedule.
Court Square Slave Auction Marker
The group says it will cover the cost itself.
Community panel on legal aid, neighborhood concerns, homelessness and immigrant services
Funding for legal partners has been the main obstacle to a local right-to-counsel program; costs were not specified.
Police Civilian Oversight Board Amendment
The office's roughly $300,000 budget is about 1% of the police department's budget.
Rental arrears crisis at affordable housing properties
~$860,000 a year currently; expanding reach or piloting transitions would need new funding.
Decisions during term (240)
Recorded while Snook was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Approval of Prior Meeting Minutes
Formation of AMI/Affordability Working Group
Adjournment and Scheduling
Adjourn
Adopt Consent Agenda (Items 2-6, including FiberLight franchise and Tonsler Fitness Court funding)
Closed Meeting and Certification
Public Hearing and Resolution to Adopt Amendments to City Charter
Resolution to Initiate the Five-Year Review of the Comprehensive Plan
Resolution Denying Request for Court Square Enslavement Auction Block Marker
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) Procedures
Resolution to Appropriate Energy Load Reduction Program Revenue - $12,375.53
Resolution to Adopt the City Council 2027 Legislative Agenda
Resolution: Resolution for Blue Ridge Health District Carryover Request - $18,000 (1 of 2 readings)
Resolution: Resolution to appropriate funding from the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development FY2027 Continuum of Care Capacity Building Funds - $25,000 (1 of 2 readings)
Consent Agenda — Minutes of June 9 and June 23, 2026
Special Exception Request — 843 W Main Street [PL-26-0126]
Approval of agenda
Approval of September minutes
Approval of electronic participation by Vice Mayor Natalie Oschrin
Adjournment of joint meeting
Voting record (78)
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Approved the Resolution to Adopt Amendments to the City Charter
Approved the Resolution to Initiate the Five (5)-Year Review to City's Comprehensive Plan and Report on Project Scope
Approved the Resolution to Approve Construction Management at Risk Procedures (CMAR)
Council certified by the following vote: 5-0 (Ayes: Fleisher, Oschrin, Payne, Snook, Wade; Noes: none.), that to the best of each Council member’s knowledge only public business matters lawfully exemp
Approved the following resolution to DENY the request for installation of a sign recognizing the sale of enslaved persons in Court Square
to meet in closed session as authorized by the Virginia Freedom of Information Act
Approved the Resolution to Adopt the City Council 2027 Legislative Agenda
Adopted the Consent Agenda, waiving the second reading for Item #6 resolutions
Approved a substitute to the published eesolution allowing the installation of a sign recognizing the sale of enslaved persons in Court Square
Adopt Consent Agenda (Items 2-6, including FiberLight franchise and Tonsler Fitness Court funding)
Closed Meeting and Certification
Public Hearing and Resolution to Adopt Amendments to City Charter
Resolution to Initiate the Five-Year Review of the Comprehensive Plan
Resolution Denying Request for Court Square Enslavement Auction Block Marker
Construction Management at Risk (CMAR) Procedures
Resolution to Adopt the City Council 2027 Legislative Agenda
Opposed to Single Transferable Voting included with ranked-choice voting in Tier 1
Council by the following vote adopted the ORDINANCE AMENDING AND REORDAINING CHAPTER 31 (UTILITIES) OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF CHARLOTTESVILLE, VIRIGNIA, 1990, AS AMENDED, TO ESTABLISH NEW UTILITY RAT
Council appointed Bridget Moss to the Charlottesville Redevelopment and Housing Authority
Council voted 4-0 (Ayes: Fleisher, Oschrin, Payne, Snook; Noes: none; Absent: Wade) to meet in closed session as authorized by Virginia Code Section 2.2-3712
Council approved the meeting agenda
Council certified by the following vote: 4-0 voted 4-0 (Ayes: Fleisher, Oschrin, Payne, Snook; Noes: none; Absent: Wade) that to the best of each Council member’s knowledge only public business matter
Council by the following vote adopted the Consent Agenda, waiving the second reading for item 15
Council by the following vote Approved the Resolution
Council by the following vote Approved the Resolution
Council Approved the following resolution
Approval of meeting agenda
Consent Agenda (items 3-15)
West Main and Ridge SMARTSCALE application endorsement (item 19)
Skeptical the one-way conversion solves more problems than it creates and favored alternatives; supported a demonstration project first.