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Home My WebLink AboutZTA201000003 Legacy Document 2011-08-22Utz �'tRGiN�P County of Albemarle Department of Community Development Memorandum To: File, ZTA 2010 -003 Companion Animal From: Amelia McCulley, Zoning Administrator Date: August 22, 2011 Subject: Closing out file - action This is to confirm for the record that at their April 6, 2011 meeting, the Board of Supervisors denied the request for resolution of intent to amend the Zoning Ordinance to allow domesticated pigs in residential districts. (See page 3 of the Board's action memo attached). See also the staff report with recommendation to the Board. ACTIONS Board of Supervisors Meeting of April 6, 2011 April 8, 2011 AGENDA ITEM /ACTION ASSIGNMENT 1. Call to Order. • Meeting was called to order at 9:01 a.m. by the Chair, Ms. Mallek. All BOS members were present. Also present were Tom Foley, Larry Davis, Ella Jordan and Meagan Hoy. 4. Recognition: Clerk: Forward to Ron White. a. Fair Housing Month Proclamation. (Attachment 1) • Chair read Proclamation. 5. From the Board: Matters not listed on the Agenda. Ken Boyd: • Discussed the Rivanna Pumping Station project and asked the Board for direction on which options to support at the next Rivanna Board meeting. Duane Snow: • Received a telephone call from a constituent who needed a handicapped parking space at George Shadman: Look into. COB -5`h Street, but all the spaces were taken up by County vehicles. Asked staff to look into the issue. • Confirmed the Board's visit to the Old Jail on Wednesday, April 20`h, at 4:30 p.m. • He and Mr. Thomas met with Secretary of Transportation Connaughton this past week. The topic of discussion was whether the County would be interested in a bypass around the City. Their response was that their main concerns were getting the widening of Route 29 and a bridge for Berkmar Extension. Ann Mallek: • Reported on her attendance at the last ACFRAB meeting. All the Volunteer Chiefs and staff discussed moving forward with the new system and how to develop it smoothly. • Received a notice from Kevin Schmidt, Office of Farmland Preservation, and the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation, stating that the County's purchase of development rights program (ACE) is able to participate in a grant program to receive $150,000 from the Farm and Ranch Lands Protection Agency. Because of the short timeline, the Board needs to decide whether to allow the Appraisal Review Committee to provide a contingent approval. 6. From the Public: Matters Not Listed for Public Hearing on the Agenda. • Nancy Dresner, a resident of Brocks Mill Road in Stony Point, asked the Board to fund Brocks Mill Road as a rural addition so that it can be folded back into the State system. • Emerald Youn , a resident /owner at Eagles Landing Apartments, presented a video, and petitioned the Board for a public sidewalk and bike path along Sunset Avenue Extended. • Carroll Houle expressed support for a public sidewalk along Sunset Avenue Extended. • Chris Hays, a resident of 1900 Chesapeake Street, presented a slide presentation, and spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. • Diane Weber, a resident of Stony Point Pass in north Keswick, asked the Board and VDoT to make Stony Point Pass a priority for rural paving in 2011. • Rosella Bull expressed support for the paving of Stony Point Pass. • Vernon Liechti expressed support for a public sidewalk and bike path along Sunset Avenue Extended. • Fran Lawrence, a resident of 1729 Chesapeake Street, spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. Also asked Board to address the frontage of the Rivanna River. • Jim Heilman expressed support for the proposed Redistricting Plan 1. • Charles Battiq spoke about the County's participation in ICLEI. • Bruce J Edmonds III, a resident of Woolen Mills, expressed support for Option D for the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. • Karen Reifenberger, a resident of Crozet and employed by Piedmont Housing Alliance, thanked the Board for its support of fair housing. • Kirk Bowers spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. Also expressed support for the proposed Redistricting Plan 1. • Katie Chester, a resident of 1915 East Market Street, in the Woolen Mills area, expressed support for Option D for the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. Expressed concerns about the horrible odor emitting from the current pumping station. • Karl Ackerman, a resident of 1611 East Market Street and Board member of the Woolen Mills Neighborhood Association, spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion and asked that it not be built in their neighborhood. • Bill Emory spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. • Robin Hanes, a resident of 1709 East Market Street, spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion. Expressed concerns about the odor emitting from the current pumping station. • Clara Belle Wheeler, a resident of Stony Point Road, spoke about the proposed Redistricting Plan. Expressed concerns about gerry- mandering the districts. • Elizabeth Haire, a resident of 1750 Sourwood 2 Place, expressed support for the proposed Redistricting Plan 1. • Neil Williamson, of the Free Enterprise Forum, spoke about the Community Development Work Plan. Encouraged the Board critical slopes ordinance revisions into the Work Plan. • Robert Kusvk spoke about Item 7.2 on the consent agenda, companion animals and pigs. Asked the Board to move forward with allowing this Zoning Ordinance amendment. • Victoria Dunham. President of the Woolen Mills Neighborhood Association, spoke about the Rivanna Pump Station expansion • Cynthia Neff, a resident of Pritchett Lane, in the Rivanna District, expressed support for the proposed Redistricting Plan 1. 7.2 Citizen Proposed Resolution of Intent to Amend Zoning: Proceed as approved. the Zoning Ordinance to Allow Domesticated Pigs in Residential Districts. • By a vote of 6:0, DENIED the request for a_; resolution of intent and DEFERRED any further consideration of this issue and any related issues to the Comprehensive Plan review. 7.3 FY2011 Budget Amendment and Appropriations. Clerk: Forward copy of signed appropriations • APPROVED the budget amendment in the to OMB, Finance and other appropriate amount of $419,875.66 and APPROVED individuals. Appropriations #2011070, #2011071, #2011072, #2011073, and #2011074. 7.4 FY11 Second Quarter Financial Report. • RECEIVED. 7.5 Update on Regional Cooperation Committees: County Executive: Prepare letter to Delegate Departments of Social Services and Fire /Rescue, Toscano as indicated. and to Review the Revenue Sharing /Annexation Agreement and Local Composite Index. • ACCEPTED the findings of the reports regarding the Departments of Fire /Rescue and Social Services and in conjunction with City Council supported communicated these findings to Delegate Toscano. 7.6 Resolution Urging Revenue Stream and Dedicated Revenue Source for the Intercity Passenger Rail (Attachment 2) Operating and Capital Fund. • ADOPTED the attached Resolution. 7.7 Resolution to Accept Road(s) in West End at Clerk: Forward adopted resolution to Glenn Western Ridge Subdivision into the State Brooks and copy County Attorney Secondary System of Highways. (Attachment 3) • ADOPTED the attached Resolution. 7.8 Set public hearing for May 4, 2011 to consider an Clerk: Advertise public hearing for May 4, Amendment to County Code, Appendix A.1, 2011. Acquisition of Conservation Easements Program (ACE). • SCHEDULED public hearing for May 4, 2011 to consider the proposed changes to the ACE Ordinance. 8a. Quarterly Update: Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority, Tom Frederick. • RECEIVED.