Lloyd Snook
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Top issues during term (20)(General)
2027 regional legislative program endorsement
Depends on what the General Assembly funds — including a requested $600,000 for the Energy Resource Hub.
Special exception permit for West Main Street properties
The window work is privately funded; no city money is involved.
Core Neighborhood development code revisions
Proposals like micro-TIFs would redirect a share of new tax revenue from development into the surrounding neighborhoods.
Court Square Slave Auction Marker
The group says it will cover the cost itself.
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.
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.
Rivanna Homeless Encampment
Council approved up to $4 million from CIP contingency, with the CASA contract alone expected to cost about $3 million for one year of shelter operations — money that will need to be renewed annually.
Schenks Branch sewer line easement
City's share of the easement is about $59,305; the alternative route would cost substantially more.
Zoning Code Tier 1 and 2 Amendments
No direct cost to residents; the changes mostly affect permit processes and city administration.
Salvation Army Center of Hope pledge
Funding has recently become available, accelerating the project timeline.
Downtown Mall trashcan replacement plan
The replacement plan covers six cans and 25 base covers at about $19,500, though no immediate purchases are planned.
Bike infrastructure vs. bike programming funding
$450,707 at stake in this appropriation, with future scooter revenue earmarked for programming.
local news podcast
It's totally free to listen, but staying informed helps you keep an eye on how your local tax dollars are being spent.
Snow and ice 'mobility for all' plan
A major storm event could cost roughly $250,000, with new plow equipment already bought using ~$400K of FY26 surplus.
legal action
Taxpayer money could end up funding city legal defense fees or potential settlement costs.
leaf collection
This service is already covered by your local taxes, keeping your property clean without extra out-of-pocket costs.
town dissolution
Dissolving the town could shake up local tax rates and shift who pays for local services, though the exact dollars and cents are still up in the air.
surveillance cameras
The city likely wasted money buying and setting up these cameras, only to scrap the whole program.
Appointment of Director of Police Civilian Oversight
His decisions will directly impact how your tax dollars are spent on fixing roads, bridges, and city facilities.
hazardous waste disposal
It's totally free, saving you the usual hassle and disposal fees for getting rid of nasty chemicals.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Snook was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Resolution: FY 2027 Budget Amendments and Appropriation of $300,252 of Additional General Fund Revenue (1 of 2 readings)
General obligation bonds — up to $29M new, $25M refunding
Minutes: 2025 General Election Abstract of Votes, April 8 work session, May 13 work session, June 10 work session
Resolution: Resolution to Return $1,848,424 to the General Fund and Appropriate an Additional Transfer of $423,546 to the Children Services Act Fund (2nd reading)
Return $1,848,424 to General Fund / appropriate $423,546 to CSA Fund (1st reading)
Voting record (2)(General)
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