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By Ken [email protected]

Goochland County’s redistrict-ing plan for local elections has been pre-cleared by the U.S. Department of Justice.

The county received the letter June 29, clearing the way for the upcoming Republican primary scheduled for Aug. 23.

Goochland County Registrar Frances Ragland was relieved.

“I am delighted to have got-

ten the pre-clearance letter,” said Ragland last week. “Friday is my deadline to send out absentee ballots for the primary.”

County Attorney Norman Sales said that while the Department of Justice retains the option to litigate, for all practical purposes the new precinct and polling place changes and the new district boundaries for supervisor and school board have been approved.

County redistricting plan cleared by DOJ

Photo by Ken Odor

Electoral Board Chairman Herb Griffi th checks voting machines in preparation for the upcoming Aug. 23 primary.

see Redistricting > page 2


Continued training and the importance of family support were the watch words last Wednesday evening as 50 new volunteers were honored at the 2011 Spring EMS and Firefighter Graduation Program, held at Goochland High School.

Thirty-two EMT Academy grad-uates and 18 Firefighter Academy graduates were recognized.

As the first order of business, Fire and Rescue Chief William MacKay asked the new recruits to stand up and turn around.

“Those folks who are out there are the reason that you graduated,” said MacKay, referring to the recruits’ fami-

lies. “Their support and encouragement are the reasons you made it through the training,” he said, “So I want all of you to say thank you to them.”

When their thank you shout was not loud enough to please the chief, he had them do it again.

MacKay also drove home the impor-

Fire/EMS students graduate

see Fire/EMS > page 3

Still cutting hair after all these years

> page 2

INSIDE

Volume 57, Number 27 • July 14, 2011

INDEX Calendar 16Classifi eds 17-19 Letters 6Local Exchange 10

Obituaries 8Opinion 6Sports 13TV Listings 14-16

All-Stars eye Dixie League title

> page 13

SPORTSComp plan change sought for Bellview Gardens> page 4

NEWS

Photo by Ken Odor

EMT Academy graduate Jesse Powell and Lead Instructor Pamm Bryant share a happy moment after the program last week for new graduates from the Spring EMS and Firefi ghter Acaademy.

Sales took the opportunity to thank those involved in the redistricting effort.

“Given that the redistricting of election districts only occurs once every 10 years following the decennial U.S. census, our Board of Supervisors decided early on that they wanted as

much citizen input as pos-sible in the development of Goochland’s 2011 redistricting plan,” said Sales.

“Consequently, the tasks of developing a restricting plan, notifying our citizens, host-ing six community meetings, incorporating citizen input and timely adopting the 2011 redis-tricting ordinance required a significant amount of planning

and work by a large number of people, including our citi-zens. Now that Goochland’s redistricting ordinance has been pre-cleared by the U.S. Department of Justice in com-pliance with the Voting Rights Act, I would like to thank all persons in the county who participated in the process.”

In order to vote in the upcoming primary voters must

register by 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 1, said Ragland.

Aug. 20 by 5 p.m. is the deadline for casting an absen-tee ballot in person and the Registrar’s office will be open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. that day to accommodate such vot-ers.

Voters with questions may contact the Registrar’s Office at 804 556-5803.

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Randolph Square Community Association will sponsor a candidates’ night Tuesday, July 26 at 7 p.m. at the Manakin Firehouse.

Candidates for the

Republican nomination for the District 5 Board of Supervisors seat Courtney Hyers and Ken Peterson will make presentations.

For more information contact Michael Rigsby at 804 784-5588 or by email at [email protected].

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His real name is Vernon Gentry. He’s a barber at Bubba’s Barber Shop on Ridge Road and has been cutting hair there for 35 years. Most of the customers, including the shop’s regulars, don’t know Vernon, but if you ask them who Dickey is, everybody knows Dickey.

“I’ve been barbering for 44 years and been here for 35,” he said after work recently. “The shop has been here since the 1950s, and Bubba owned and operated it from 1973 until he died three years ago. His wife now runs the shop.”

Bubba’s real name was Harry Lee, and he got the name Bubba from his sister who was trying to say brother and it came out Bubba.

Gentry, who lives across from Luck Stone in Goochland County, said that he and Lee went to barber’s college together.

“We grew up in the same neighborhood and then went to barber’s college over on Hull Street together,” he said. “I worked at Tony’s Barber Shop on Wilkinson Road before com-ing to Bubba’s.”

Over the years, Gentry said he had cut a lot of hair and seen a lot of changes in the business.

“I’ve probably given well over 100,000 haircuts,” he said. “The last 15 to 20 years have been good years for barbers. It’s been a good business to be in. About the time I got into the business in the late 60s, it was one of the worse times to be a barber.

“The Beatles were real popular, and a lot of people were adopting their long hair style. With the long hair craze, people were getting fewer haircuts, and a lot of barbers went out of business.”

Gentry said staying consistent was one of the keys to being a successful barber.

“You want to be able to give the customer what he wants,” he explained. “At one time,

razor cuts were real popular, but now, most customers seem to want a good old fashioned haircut.”

Getting to know your regular customers is important. At Bubba’s, Gentry isn’t just another barber. He has a customer base that will pass on other barbers and wait for him, and when they are in his chair, he is meticu-lous and precise in the way he cuts their hair.

“I try to give everybody a good haircut,” he said. “They are taking their time and spend-ing their money to come here, and I want to make sure when the leave they are pleased.”

Gentry must be doing something right because he noted one of the customers he sees periodically is another barber.

“He has his own shop, but when he needs a haircut, he comes here.”

Gentry said being a barber had its moments.

“Years ago, a lady came in with her son,” he said with a laugh. “The boy was bouncing around in my chair, and I was trying to get started, when I saw something go flying into the air. It took a second or two for me to real-ize it was some skin off my knuckle. About that time, the pain hit and I grabbed my hand. I tried to put it back in place with a band aid, but it didn’t really do any good.”

Gentry said he had no plans to stop cut-ting hair anytime soon.

“I’m 62 and I’ve known barbers who have worked into their 80s,” he said. “You have to stand a lot, so if you take care of your feet by wearing good shoes and standing on a mat when you work, as long as your health is good, you can work as long as you want.”

For customers at Bubba’s Barber Shop, they hope Dickey has another 100,000 or more haircuts to go.

Barber still going strong at Bubba’s

Photo by Jim Fields

Vernon “Dickey” Gentry, right, has been barbering for 44 years and has been at Bubba’s Barber Shop on Ridge Road in Henrico for 35. Bubba’s real name was Harry Lee. He passed away three year ago. His widow, Patricia Hill (seated) now runs the shop. At left is barber David Murray.

tance of continuing to train to update their skills.

“This is the end of your initial training,” said MacKay. “But if you think you’ve learned every-thing, you’re sadly mistaken. Our line of business is constantly evolving and changing.”

MacKay also acknowledged the hazardous nature of the work the volunteers will do.

“I can’t promise that your loved ones will always come home to you safe and sound,” he told the families, “But I will make this promise to you, that during their time with Goochland Fire and Rescue, we’ll make sure they have the best equipment, the best training, the best personal pro-tective equipment and the best folks they can have accompany-ing them into a dangerous envi-ronment.”

“The community respects you, they trust you,” said Deputy Chief of EMS Eddie Ferguson, and urged the recruits to be respectful and show compassion to those they will serve.

“They may remember you for the rest of their lives,” said Ferguson of the people the recruits will help.

Ferguson also encouraged the new volunteers to keep on learning.

“This business has risks – con-tinue to take training,” he said.

Deputy Chief of Training Chris Brooks followed up on the training theme.

“You can never stop train-ing,” he said. ‘Every call you learn something.”

District 3 supervisor Ned Creasey, a life member of Goochland Fire and Rescue, said the Fire and Rescue Service led to him being on the Board of Supervisors.

“It’s our duty to provide you with the best training and equipment,” said Creasey, who told families to “say a little prayer” when the volunteers go out on a call.

Keynote speaker Captain Eugene E. “Cricket” Gerald of the Henrico Fire Department praised the graduates for their accom-plishments.

“We welcome you into the fire service family,” said Gerald. He said the most important tool the recruits have is their hearts.

“Helping people you don’t know – you can’t do that without compassion and sacrifice,” said Gerald and urged the graduates to fall back on their families for support.

“We’re all brothers and sis-ters, anywhere in the world, New York, London or Goochland,” said District Chief Kevin Jones, who served as the master of

ceremonies for the event.After the graduates filed

across the stage to receive their badges and certificates, they gathered at a reception with friends and family.

EMT graduate Jesse Powell got a hug from EMT Academy Lead Instructor Pamm Bryant.

“I wanted to help out the community,” said Powell, who said he hoped one day to be a full-time paid EMT. Powell said he plans to attend the Firefighter Academy next.

Another EMT graduate, Jillian Edgar, a rising senior at Goochland High School, said she hopes one day to be a doctor.

“They welcome you in,” said Edgar of the Fire/EMS community.

MacKay said the sense of family among fire and rescue personnel extends world-wide.

“You can stop at any fire-house around the world,” he said. “It doesn’t know any boundaries.”

MacKay praised the gradu-ates and said although some may go on to other things, many will stay at home.

“Some may go on to become doctors or other professionals but some may stay for 20 or 30 years as volunteers here in Goochland County,” he said.

For more information on Goochland Fire and Rescue

visit their web site at www.goochlandfire-rescue.org.

Photo by Ken Odor

EMT and Firefi ghter Academy graduates are sworn in by Goochland Fire and Rescue Chief William MacKay at last week’s graduation ceremony at Goochland High School. Thirty two EMTs and 18 Firefi ghter graduates were recognized.

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Goochland supervisors declined last week to adopt a proposal that would split the personal property tax on motor vehicles, trailers and semi-trailers into two pay-ments per year.

Deputy County Administrator John Wack presented the plan at the evening session of the July 5 Board of Supervisors meet-ing.

“Essentially the taxpayers would be paying the same amount of tax in calendar year 2012 but by having a June, 2012 collection we would have a one-time addi-tional revenue collection of about $2.2 million dollars,” said Wack.

Wack said this money could be used to help restore the general fund balance, which has been drawn down in recent years to balance the county’s budgets.

Wack listed advantages and disadvantages of the plan.

On the plus side, besides the one-time $2.2 million dol-lar revenue gain to the county in FY2012, the county cash flow would benefit and inter-est earnings would improve and budgeting and forecast-ing would be enhanced as the value of vehicles would be confirmed twice a year, said Wack. Citizens would ben-efit by not having to pay the amount in one lump sum.

On the downside, the twice a year payment schedule would add to the workload

of the Commissioner of the Revenue and the Treasurer.

Commissioner of the Revenue Jean Bryant and Interim Treasurer Pamela Johnson both requested that any change to the per-sonal property tax collection schedule be postponed to 2013 when they spoke at the June Board of Supervisors meeting.

The proposal did include $65,000 in additional staff support for the Commissioner of the Revenue’s Office and a companion ordinance to move the date of the motor vehicle license fee to June 5 would have lessened the impact on the Treasurer’s Office, said Wack.

Several speakers rose to oppose the change in the public hearing.

David Ligon said he was against putting an extra work-load on the Commissioner of the Revenue and the Treasurer.

Michael McDermott noted that the $65,000 would be a recurring annual expense that would reduce the net amount collected.

Susan Lascolette and Kevin Hazzard also spoke against the motion.

A motion to approve the ordinance failed on a 2-3 vote, with supervisors Jim Eads and Chairman William Quarles in favor.

The board then voted to defer consideration of the ordinance indefinitely, approving that motion on a 3-2 vote, with Ned Creasey, Andrew Pryor and Eads voting in favor.

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Residents of Bellview Gardens seem destined to get their wish concerning its future development after the Board of Supervisors unani-mously voted Tuesday to send an amendment to the Planning Commission that would change the wording in the Comprehensive Plan and make commercial devel-opment basically impossible within the subdivision.

The amendment will change the land use descrip-tion for the area from “Flexible” to “Residential maximum 2.5 units per acre.”

In the information pack-age supervisors received for the July 5 board meeting, the agenda page that out-lined the proposed amend-ment change by supervisor Malvern R. “Rudy” Butler had the following language for the Flexible Land Use des-ignation in the Goochland 2028 Comprehensive Plan – Centerville Village Land Use Map: “A combination of land uses such as office, com-mercial, office/service, and light industrial may be con-sidered….Generally excludes single family residential and heavy industrial uses…”

The amendment con-

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Bellview Gardens residents packed the room at a Febru-ary meeting with representatives of Goodwill Industries.see Bellview > page 5

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“It’s an established resi-dential neighborhood, and we’re just trying to protect the residents,” Butler said by phone Thursday. “There wasn’t enough frontage on Broad Street, and Goodwill Industries would have had to go into the subdivision to build their store. They were going to buy two houses, and demolish them to build, and I didn’t think that was right.”

The subdivision has 38 homes, and its residents were spurred to action when Goodwill Industries request-ed a zoning change to allow construction of a 17,000 square foot retail store and donation collection center at

the intersection of Mills Road and Broad Street.

“We have only one street [Mills Road] for people to travel in and out of our neighborhood,” said Bellview Gardens’ resident Jodi Hosken, who spoke at the board meeting in favor of the amendment. “We don’t oppose commercial develop-ment at our end of the coun-ty. We do oppose commercial development on that road since it is the only way in and out of our neighborhood.”

In March, the Planning Commission voted unani-mously to deny a request by Goodwill Industries for a zoning change that would have allowed the building of the proposed store to move forward.

At that meeting, Bellview Gardens residents voiced opposition to the zoning change. Among the many concerns they had, resi-

dents questioned the abil-ity of Mills Road to handle the daily commercial truck traffic the store would create and, the Goodwill Industries policy to hire people with criminal records to work in their stores.

Attorney James Theobald, representing Goodwill Industries, said that truck traffic would be limited to one delivery a day.

Based on the Planning Commission’s denial and opposition by subdivi-sion residents to the store, Goodwill Industries with-drew its application to build the store and donation cen-ter in a letter received by the county in April.

Theobald said at the time the application was withdrawn that Goodwill Industries remained inter-esting in finding a site in the county to build.

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For my birthday

Hyers supports change in government

Goochland citizens keep hear-ing bad news about the misman-agement in the county Treasurer’s office. Richmond Times Dispatch reports that taxpayers have lost at least $230,000 in funds stolen and lost through mismanage-ment and fraud.

Goochland taxpayers deserve a system that manages their money using modern accounting and financial procedures with profes-sionals in charge who are hired and responsible to our Board of Supervisors.

A change in County form of

government from our present form to County Manager form will bring all the functions of the Treasurer’s office under a county manager. The Board of Supervisors will then have full

authority and supervision over these functions.

Courtney Hyers, candidate for Supervisor in District #5, is the

Letters to the Editor

All I want is a debt ceiling deal. And some peace and quiet.Lately, one can’t turn on the tele-

vision, open a newspaper or check one’s electronic device without being barraged by endless reports on how the seemingly interminable series of meetings concerning raising the nation’s debt ceiling are going.

We’re told by many that if the Congress and the President can’t get their act together and reach an agree-ment on raising the allowable level of indebtedness, all manner of catastro-phe will ensue.

And somehow the deadline date they’ve picked when the four horse-men of the apocalypse will be loosed is August 2, this writer’s birthday.

Now how are folks going to con-centrate on the important stuff, like deciding what present to buy me, with all this debt ceiling hoopla going on?

It’s just not fair.I guess I could pretend that watch-

ing the national sparring partners is a comedy routine put on by an espe-cially inept troupe for entertainment at my birthday party.

But I’d much rather that Secretary of the Treasury, Tim Geithner, had picked another arbitrary date for the deadline to this contrived theater show.

Here at the local level we have had our share of theater, with the two boards going back and forth with budget proposals, citizens chiming in with their thoughts, charges of dire consequences if one thing or another is not funded, until at the end, all is finally somehow decided and the

process ends.At the national level the nation

has operated without a budget for several years now, the Congress not even bothering to perform one of its basic functions. They just pass continuing resolutions authorizing things to continue on for a little longer. The debt ceiling talks are, it would seem, just more of the same, an authorization for the country to keep on borrowing money a little longer, since it can’t live within its means.

Just as many households do, the nation has been paying the bills as they come in, hoping without hope that its income will meet the demands of creditors, hitting the plastic (in the form of selling debt) for another injection of cash when the income is not there and the country needs something really bad.

It’s not a sane way to run a house-hold, county, state or nation.

Luckily for the county and the state, they are required to balance their budgets.

At the household level and nation-al levels, unfortunately, we are not.

But I’m convinced, despite all the dire warnings, that the four horse-men will unsaddle their steeds at the last minute when a deal is reached, probably the night before my birth-day, to raise the debt ceiling so that the nation can borrow more money to be repaid from Lord knows what resources later. Then we can get back to the impor-tant stuff.

Like opening my birthday presents!

- Ken Odor

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one candidate who has advo-cated for change to a new form of government. She recognizes the serious flaws in the current system and the difficulty that the county administration has in man-aging our tax dollars. She knows that the Treasurer office is a relic and cannot keep up with the needs of the county.

We need to elect Courtney Hyers who will work hard to rebuild the financial struc-ture in Goochland with good ideas such as this.

Rita BrightonManakin-Sabot

Wear those seatbelts

I have noted numbers of Goochland County employ-ees driving pick up trucks without their seatbelts on. I could not tell if they were county or school employees. All public employees should know the law and manage-ment should enforce it. The same goes for Department of Corrections employ-ees but that is something the Governor needs to deal with.

Richard F. O’Hare

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Parks and Recreation thanks all for Fireworks help

“Goochland County Parks, Recreation & Facilities Management would like to take the opportunity to thank all of the individuals and col-lective organizations for their support and participation in this year’s Fireworks Display.

The Department would like to thank Republic Services, INC./Allied Waste Services for their sponsor-

ship of the event. Goochland County thanks you for your contribution in helping to celebrate this year’s festivi-ties. Much appreciation to Dominion Fireworks, who prepared throughout the threat of major storms and heavy rain, working closely with County Departments to ensure the show would not be postponed. Parks, Recreation and Facilities Management would like to thank the com-munity for their participa-tion and recognize our com-munity partners for their continued support; specifi-cally Goochland County Fire & Rescue and the Sheriff ’s Department.

For more information on upcoming programs and spe-cial events including our 2011 Summer Camps, please visit the Department website at www.co.goochland.va.us or find us on face book! Thank you for your continued sup-port!

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District 5 seat critical to county

On Tues., Aug. 2 District 5 will hold a Republican canvass to select their candidate to run for a seat on Goochland’s Board of Supervisors.

Why is this one seat in District 5 so critical to the future of the entire county?

The neighborhoods along River Road are being asked to consider future development of the Benedictine property. Further development of this land as a school facility will have an impact on roads, county services and quality of life within the River Road community. These neigh-borhoods, in many ways, are emblematic of Goochland itself. Such construction would be transformational for River Road.

Parts of District 5 touch the Centerville Village area where the Board of Supervisors has proposed urban housing and commercial development for thousands of families.

Both of these rezoning scenarios, if approved by our Board of Supervisors, will bring permanent change to the face of Goochland. I live in District 4, three miles from the proposed urban area. Urbanization on such a scale is in direct competition with Henrico, will destroy the character of our environ-ment, and, in my opinion, is doomed to failure. The Board of Supervisors major-ity vote will determine what Goochland will look like and how we will function in the future. One Supervisor’s vote that constitutes a major-ity can wreak an enormous amount of damage that can never be undone.

Who will determine how Goochland is going to look? Will it be someone who is going to open up our county like a sardine can? Rezoning and land use issues are the most transformational deci-

sions a Supervisor makes.Developers have lined up

behind their candidate for District 5. Only one of the candidates has seen first-hand what it takes to pre-serve Goochland’s unique character because she has served for the past 4 years on the Goochland Planning Commission. Courtney Hyers knows that protecting our neighborhoods and envi-ronment is compatible with economic growth and is also a trend of the future. Business expansion should be guided to areas such as West Creek and Tuckahoe Creek Service District, thereby creating liv-able and healthy communi-ties.

Our current County Administrator and staff are diligently applying a well considered, deliberative and professional process to guide our county through this dif-ficult economy. On matters where consultants have been required, they have been hired

to advise as we move forward. It is my hope that the vot-ers in District 5 will express themselves at the polls on August 2. The county needs you. There are more voters than there are developers.

P.N.Hendy

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Broadband in Goochland needed

I attended the Goochland Board of Supervisor’s meet-ing last week and had the chance to comment on issues relating to Verizon Wireless and the recent degradation of their mobile broadband Internet service across the county.

It seems that Verizon Wireless has been shifting some equipment around to prepare for the 4G rollout in Henrico and that’s having an impact on our network. Last time I checked, most of the folks in western Henrico

already have great high speed Internet service.

So Verizon is simply going to raid the equipment from our county where many of us have no other options to give it to the folks in Henrico so they can have even better Internet service?

That’s preposterous. Moreover, it can have a big impact on the Sheriff ’s department and other first responders who rely on get-ting information fast in the field. At the Board meeting, there was a motion to invite a manager from Verizon to the August meeting to address what’s been going on. The motion passed.

However, I publicly argued that if the Verizon fellow actually shows up, it will be a big waste of time. Only the Virginia State Corporation Commission has the power to regulate public utilities. As powerful



as Supervisor Quarles may feel in dragging a middle-level Verizon manager onto his carpet, Mr. Quarles has no authority to do anything once he gets there.

What the Board does have sway over are things like easements, proffers, rights-of-way and zoning. Why isn’t the board working with the Planning Commission to designate preferred tower sites all over the county? They should be proactively removing obstacles so that Verizon and its competitors can blanket our county with high-performance, low-cost wireless Internet. If those companies saw our super-visors demonstrating that kind of leadership, they would respond with free market action that matches exactly what the people of Goochland County desire.

Solving this problem will bring small businesses and work-at-home businesses to the county in great num-bers. And that will make Goochland County as won-derful a place to work as it is to live.

Kevin HazzardGum Spring

Thanks to the per-son who donated to the library

I add my thanks to the generous individual who provided funding for the Goochland Branch Library to return to its full schedule. $31,500 is a goodly sum for one person to give; not so much for a county govern-ment to provide.

Perhaps had the Board not voted a raise for the next term of supervisors enough money would have been available for the library

and other programs. Just a thought!

Eileen FordColumbia

Change is needed

I am writing as a member of the Goochland County board of supervisors and I am not speaking for the board. I am not speaking of personalities. Like every one else, I am dismayed at the continuing revelations about the county treasurers office. Why is that so? Under the county administrator’s form of government, the treasurer is an independently elected constitutional officer and reports to the voters and not to the board of supervi-sors. There are little or no requirements to be a county treasurer, except to be a resi-dent of the county. County government, like every thing else in our society, has become quite complex and

requires skilled people to administer. The duties of a treasures office. It is time for Goochland to change its form of government to that of a county manager form, just like Albermarle and Henrico.

Albermarle County changed in 1934 and Henrico in 1935. Small counties, like Goochland, can no longer depend on a pool of highly qualified people to com-pete in the political arena, to be the county treasurer. We must have highly quali-fied professional directors of finance that can man-age complex government finances. We operate under a system that worked well in 1870, but is inadequate to meet the needs of the county in the twenty first century. Goochland can prove this old system doesn’t work.

James W. EadsSupervisor District Five

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Catesby Brooke Jones, born March 7, 1925 in Lexington, Va., died July 9, 2011. He was the son of the late Colonel and Mrs. Catesby ap Catesby Jones. He is survived by his wife, Barbara Jeffreys Jones; his son, Catesby ap Catesby Jones and wife, Sarah and daugh-ters, Brooke J. Hodges and husband, Tom, Elizabeth J. Hiatt and husband, Charles; Barbara’s children, Steven K. Webb and wife, Shannon, Glenn E. Webb and wife, Melissa and Kelly W. Hagan; and grandchildren, Sara, Ali,

Laura, Liza, Jack, Maggie, Eli, Zachary, Joseph, Jacob, Sam and Stephanie. He is also survived by a brother, William C. Jones and wife, Lee. He was a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church and a former vestryman at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church where he also served as chairman of the Oral School (the church’s very success-ful program for hearing impaired children). Mr. Jones was educated at St. Paul’s School, Concord, New Hampshire. He attended the Virginia Military Institute

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OBITUARIES: Death Notices

SHERIFF REPORTS: Incidents

June 19

Suspect was driving under the influence of alcohol at location on Cartersville Rd.

June 20

Victim was assaulted at location on Maidens Rd.

Suspect was arrested for fraud at location on County Line Rd.

June 21

Suspect brandished firearm at location on Ragland Rd.

Victim was assaulted at location on Rigsby Hollow Rd.

Suspect arrested for money laundering at location on Whitehall Rd.

June 22

Victim was assaulted at location on Cartersville Rd.

Victim was assaulted at location on Cartersville Rd.

June 24

Suspect obtained drugs by fraud at location on Sandy Hook Rd.

Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Sandy Hook Rd.

June 25

Vicitm was maliciously wounded at location on Camelback Rd.

Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Three Chopt Rd.

Suspect recklessly handled firearm at location on Whitehall Rd.

June 26

Suspect was breaking and entering at location on River Rd. W.

June 27

Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Stage Coach Rd.

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Hospital Hospitality House, vice chairman of Richmond Independence Bicentennial Commission and the chair-man of Metropolitan Economic Development Council. He was a former director of Spindale Mills Ink, president and director of Buffalo Creek and Gauley Railroad and an organizing director of Regency Bank (now BB&T). He was a former president of the Society of the Cincinnati in the state of Virginia, and a former presi-dent general of the Society of the Cincinnati, the third Virginian to be elected to this office, 200 years after George Washington and 25 years after his father held this office. He was a former Governor of the Society of Colonial Wars in the state of Virginia. He was a member of the Country Club of Virginia, the Edgartown Golf Club in Massachusetts, Jamestown Society, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity, 55 Golf Association and the Soixante Plus. The family received friends on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 at the Central Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 3215 Cutshaw Avenue. A memorial service was held at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church on River

Road in Goochland County on Thursday, July 14, 2011. Graveside services were pri-vate. In lieu of flowers, con-tributions may be made to the Society of the Cincinnati, Inc., 2118 Mass. Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC, 20008, the V.M.I. Foundation, P.O. Box 932 Lexington, Va., or St. Mary’s Episcopal Church in Richmond, Va.

Nuckols

Ruth Ammons Nuckols, 92, of Goochland County, passed away June 28, 2011. She was preceded in death by her husband, James Victor Nuckols Sr.; brother, Maurice A. Ammons Jr.; sister, Annie A. Earnest; and grandson, Daniel Clayton Nuckols. She is survived by her son, James Victor Nuckols Jr. and his wife, Elizabeth N.; her daugh-ter, Nancy Nuckols Bailey and her husband, Ed; sisters, Isabelle A. Nuckols, Margaret A. Burruss and her husband, Buck, and Betty A. Robins; sis-ter-in-law, Dorothy Goodyear and her husband, Lineau; grandchildren, Diana Lauren Nuckols, Edwin Victor Bailey and Martha Ruth Bailey. The family received friends on

Thursday, June 30, 2011 at the West Chapel of Bennett Funeral Home, 11020 W. Broad Street. A memorial ser-vice was held on Friday, July 1, 2011 at Goochland Baptist Church. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Goochland Baptist Church Building Fund.

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Eleanor Louise Andrews Peasley, 95, of Goochland, died June 30, 2011, following a short illness. She was preceded in death by her husband, Howard. She is survived by a son, Paul Peasley (Nora), of Richmond; and a daughter, Nancy Spears (Hugh), of Goochland. She is also survived by four of her eleven siblings, five grand-children, eight great- grand-children, other relatives and friends. Visitation was held July 5, 2011 at Byrd Presbyterian Church, 2229 Dogtown Road, Goochland. Funeral services and graveside services fol-lowed as well as a reception. In lieu of flowers, contribu-tions may be made to Byrd Presbyterian Church Children’s Outreach Fund. Arrangements by Norman Funeral Home, Goochland, Va.

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Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Forest Run Dr.

Suspect was in possession of controlled substance at location on Percival St.

June 28

Victim attempted to harm themselves at Goosewing Rd.

Suspect committed credit card fraud at location on Ashland Rd.

Suspect was driving under the influence of alcohol at location on Pine Dr.

June 29

Suspect failed to appear on misdemeanor charge at location on Buttermint Dr.

June 30

Suspect was breaking and entering at location on Lakefront Dr.

Suspect was driving under the influence of alcohol at location on Red Maple Dr.

Suspect committed fraud at location on Whitehall Rd.

July 2

Suspect was driving under the influence of alcohol at location on Big Rock Lane.

July 5

Suspect was driving under the influence of alcohol at location on Whitehall Rd.

July 6

Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Lake Dr.

Suspect committed grand larceny at location on Hampden Row

Suspect destroyed property at location on Shallow Well Rd.

July 7

Victim was assaulted at location on River Rd. W.

Suspect was in possession

of marijuana at location on Broad St. Rd.

July 8

Victim was assaulted at location on Canoe Run Place.

Suspect was involved in domestic dispute at location on Ashland Rd.

July 9

Suspect committed petit larceny at location on Chapel Hill Rd.

Suspect destroyed property at location on Davis Mill Rd.

Victim was assaulted at location on Riddles Bridge Rd.

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Contributed ReportGlen Allen High School and Holman

Middle School have earned Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification as verified by the Green Building Certification Institute.

Glen Allen High School recently achieved LEED certification at the Gold level. The school features an abundance of natural light, and through efficiency considerations in the

building’s roof and wall construction, light-ing systems, and mechanical system, it is modeled to require 28 percent less energy than a minimally code-compliant design. A 50,000-gallon cistern collects storm water from the roof, which is reused for f lushing. This cistern, combined with low-plumbing fixtures, results in an 80 percent water use reduction versus a school using standard plumbing systems.

“HCPS and Moseley Architects had a vision for Glen Allen to become a LEED certified school and we continually worked toward this goal,” said Tracie Weston, the principal at Glen Allen.

“The entire Glen Allen learning community celebrates this achievement and we are proud

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LEED Certifi cation Awarded to Holman Middle and Glen Allen High Schools

Nutzy goes to the library

Photos by Ken Odor

Left, Julia Wall, 5, and Nutzy, age unknown, sit down for some reading at Twin Hickory Library during Nutzy’s visit to promote the library system. Above, eighteen-month old Tanish Shende gets a high fi ve from Richmond Squirrels mascot Nutzy last Thursday at the Twin Hickory Library in western Henrico.

By Ken OdorMedia General Staff Writer

He doesn’t say much, but he’s a hit both at The Diamond and with kids just about anywhere.

Nutzy, the Richmond Flying Squirrels mascot, proved that again, on a visit to promote reading to the Twin Hickory Library last week.

Nutzy showed up Thursday to greet fans and give out keepsakes. He toured the children’s section of the library for about an hour, paus-ing to give out high fives to whoever wanted one.

Henrico Library’s Chris Holliman accompanied Nutzy.

“It’s just to promote the library,” said Holliman of the visit.

Twin Hickory is always busy and some were surprised to see the Squirrels mascot there.

Retired Henrico teacher Ken Bortner, although a lifetime baseball fan who grew up near Baltimore and used to travel to Florida to see the Braves in spring training, said he had yet to see a Squirrels’ game.

Perhaps Nutzy changed his mind.


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Fairfield Area LibraryJoin us for a royal tea party.

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Introduction to Facebook Tuesday, July 26, 2:00 PM,

Tuckahoe Area LibraryLearn Facebook basics and

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Experiencing Henrico History

Thursday, July 28, 7:00 PM, Glen Allen Branch Library

Reader’s Theatre presenta-tion features the introduc-tion of a group of Notable Henricoans through mono-logues that range from the beginning to present day.

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Contributed ReportThe next town meeting of

Tuckahoe District Supervisor Patricia S. O’Bannon will feature safety-related top-ics such as swimming pool safety and the proper use of automated external defibril-lators — AEDs — and also will examine the operations of Henrico County’s E-911 call center. The meeting will be held at 2 p.m. and again at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, July 19 at Tuckahoe Area Library, 1901 Starling Drive.

Representatives from Henrico’s Division of Fire will be on hand to discuss practical safety measures and to demon-strate emergency equipment. They will join O’Bannon for a question-and-answer period as well. In addition, county emergency vehicles will be on display at the library.

Tuckahoe town meetings are open to the public. For more information, call 501-4208 or log on to www.pato-bannon.com.

Contributed ReportWinn’s Baptist Church will

be host for a gospel music concert on Friday, July 15, at 7:00 P.M. Ministering to us with their music will be Curtis Hyler and Jubilation and The

Finney’s. Winn’s is located at 12320 Winns Church Road, Glen Allen. A love offering will be taken. For more informa-tion, please call 798-5512, 798-5513, 798-6179 or Carlton @651-4544.

Tuckahoe town meeting July 19 to discuss safety topics

Gospel Concert at Winn’s Baptist Church

Contributed ReportHenrico residents interested

in learning how to start their own vegetable garden can attend free classes offered by the Henrico County Extension Office throughout July. Classes are scheduled for 6:30-8 p.m.:

• “Starting a Fall Garden,” Tuesday, July 5 and Tuesday, July 19 at Belmont Recreation Center, 1600 Hilliard Road; and Thursday, July 7 at the Human Services Building, 8600 Dixon Powers Drive

• “Organic Controls for Weeds, Insects and Diseases,” Tuesday, July 12 at Belmont

Recreation Center; and Thursday, July 14 at the Human Services Building

Henrico master gardeners and Extension agents will lead the classes, which are part of the Extension Office’s “Gardens Growing Families” community garden program. Participation in the community garden pro-gram is not required to attend the classes.

County residents are encour-aged to pre-register by calling Henrico Extension at 501-5160. Additional information is avail-able at www.co.henrico.va.us/extension.

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to be an environmentally friendly school.”

Holman Middle School received certification at the silver level and fea-tures efficient mechanical equipment and high-per-formance lighting systems, which are estimated to reduce the facility’s energy use by 30 percent (com-pared to a minimally code-compliant baseline design) as well as low-flow plumb-ing fixtures that reduce water use by approximately 40 percent compared to standard fixtures.

“We are honored to be the first LEED certified middle school in the county,” said Holman Middle School

Principal Brian Fellows.

Two more “green” schools in Henrico County will join Glen Allen High School and Holman Middle School. The school system currently has two LEED registered projects, a West Area Elementary School and an East Area High School. These proj-ects will also pursue LEED throughout the design and construction process.

“(LEED certification) is an incredible accomplish-ment,” said Jim McCalla, vice president of Moseley Architects, the design firm hired to build the schools. “There has really been a shift in the K-12 world toward higher building standards.”

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Goochland County residents who enjoy auctions, probably know the name of Grindstaff, if for no other reason than because every New Year’s Day, they hold an auction.

The event is usually held at the Goochland County Fairgrounds, but with the demolition of the building usually used, a new site will have to be located.

“We’ll probably go to the Rockville Community Center,” said Anne Grindstaff. “We have used that building before, and although it’s not set yet, I’d say it’s a good choice.”

Anne is married to Jimmy Grindstaff, who according to her, has been selling something most of his life.

“I’ve been told he was selling things when he was eight years old,” she said.

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becoming a better auctioneer.“Whether we are having one

of our biweekly auctions at our gallery [8079 Mechanicsville Pike] or on site for a client, Jimmy does most of the chanting,” she said. “It can put a strain on your vocal cords, and I’ll take over when he needs a break.”

She has recently completed the first of three, one-week classes at Indiana University.

“Some of the best auctioneers in the business are there, and we work on a lot more than develop-ing a chant,” she said. “The classes are over a three year period, and we work on things like how to market your business and how to advertise an auction.”

One of the big responsibili-ties an auctioneer must possess is knowing when not to sell some-thing.

“We don’t price items,” she said. “People come to auctions because they want to get a deal. Get something for nothing. On

the other hand, people are selling items to raise money. So if I have an item up for bid that I know is worth $2,500 and there’s no interest or someone says I’ll give you $10 for it, I have to say no and not sell the item. When you sell something and it’s a real giveaway, you hurt the seller because they don’t make any money. You hurt yourself and your reputation, and you hurt the auctioneering busi-ness.”

Grindstaff said that if some-one wants a job with a future that auctioneering is a good business to get into.

“Virginia has laws similar to those for real estate agents that govern the auctioneering busi-ness,” she said. “There are any number of schools someone can go to and learn the basics, and then its work and continuing education to develop your skills and become a professional.

“We are busy just about all of the time,” Grindstaff added.

“When the economy is good and when the economy is bad, there’s always a need for an auction-eer. It might be an estate sale or a real estate sale, selling something at auction is usu-ally a quick, clean way to raise money.”

She said that some people come to auctions like they would go to a movie.

“It’s a form of entertain-ment for them. They come out, look around at what’s for sale, maybe drink a soda, and then just sit and watch. Others

coming to an auction might be looking to stock a store or pick up some items that they will then take to a flea market. We get a variety of folks at an auction just like we have a variety of items to sell. I guess that’s two reasons the business is so much fun.”

Grindstaff Auction readies for annual Goochland event

Photo by Jim Fields

Anne Grindstaff standing in their gallery at 8079 Mechanicsville Turnpike.

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Collegiate School rising Junior Preston Bartlett Wootton Roper received the Eagle Scout rank--the highest rank in the Boy Scouts of America program--at his Court of Honor on May 8 at Second Baptist Church. Roper, 17, is a member of Troop 702.

For Roper’s Eagle Scout proj-ect, he built a wheel chair ramp for Goochland Free Clinic and Family Services office. “I chose this project because it helps the disabled clients needing services access to the offices and food pantry.” The wheel chair ramp allows them to meet at more than one location”

Achieving the ranking of Eagle Scout requires many years of strength and dedication. Each scout must earn 21 merit badges

and plan and execute an Eagle Scout project. A project write-up must be submitted to a com-mittee and be approved before awarding the Eagle Scout rank-ing.

Roper completed his proj-ect with the assistance of the troop, family and a wonder-ful mentor Mr. Knight Bowles. The project required approx-imately 144 hours of work in fundraising, planning, orga-nizing and execution at a cost of $1,200. Roper raised all the money from dona-tions.

The local government officials put Roper through his paces, requiring him to make four appearances to discuss his project before being cleared to begin work on the project.

Roper is the son of Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Roper Jr. of

Manakin Sabot. Preston is the grandson of Anne and Chuck Crowl of Manakin Sabot , Va and Mrs. LeRoy Roper of Colonial Heights.

Local boy earns Eagle Scout rank

Preston Bartlett Wootton Roper

NEWS: What’s Going on in Goochland County

13 Thursdayjuly 14, 2011

Want more? Visit us on the web at www.goochlandgazette.comSPORTS: Youth, High School, College, Recreational, Professional

It was like being all dressed up with nowhere to go for the Goochland 15-16 year old Dixie League All Star team as they waited to open the five day state tournament last week. The tourney will eventually send one team to the league’s World Series in Independence, Louisiana but first it had to get started.

The team was raring to go on Friday but weather did not cooperate and this year’s play-offs were delayed by a day. In the end, it didn’t matter for the local team.

Goochland opened the tournament Saturday at the high school complex with a 5-3 win over Buckingham in the double elimination com-petition.

“We’re very excited to get off to a good start in the tour-nament after a delay yesterday with the rain, it was good to come back in here and get the momentum going,” said Goochland Coach Stratford

Goochland All-Stars eye Dixie League titleSlater.

Buckingham pitcher Dylan Davis didn’t make it easy. The right-hander held Goochland to just three hits through the first five innings, and it appeared the visitor’s 2-0 lead would stand up.

It was an outcome the Goochland All-Stars weren’t willing to accept, and their bats came alive in the sixth, as the host team strung together a line of singles, followed by a base clearing triple by reliever Robert Runnett.

“It was a 2-2 count and I knew he didn’t want to go full,” Runnett said. “I was expecting a fastball so I just choked up and hit it the other way and things went my way.”

“We were down most of the game, but the boys turned it around when we had that firecracker inning,” Slater said.

Even with the nail biting opener, Slater felt this year’s squad of All-Stars has what it takes to capture a title. “I think we have the talent to finish this tournament out and win this

thing. This is the combination of two really strong teams, and we’re fortunate to have a great group of talent.”

Slater said strong turnout numbers are providing his squad with an ample of offen-sive and defensive power.

The coach feels the key to winning a double elimi-nation tournament, like the one Goochland is hosting this week, is pitching. League limi-tations on pitch counts make it a juggling act for coaches, but Stratford feels he’s playing with a strong hand.

“We’ve got eight or nine really strong pitchers that I would have no problem put-ting on the mound,” he said. “It’s a good problem to have.”

Forrest Witt started the game for Goochland and pitched five strong innings, allowing only four hits. Runnett came on in relief and closed the game after his key hit provided the offensive spark.

Buckingham threatened in the seventh, but Runnett slammed the door on the visi-

Taylor Thackston, 12, of Manakin-Sabot caught a 23.5 inch, 7.5 pound Largemouth Bass on June 25 while fishing a private lake in Manakin-Sabot. Nine-year-old family friend, Jackson Raines of Oilville assisted by netting the fish. The fish is eligible for a Trophy Fish Award from the Virginia Department of Game and Inland Fisheries due to its length.

—Submitted by Fayette Q. Thackston

tors. “I was a little nervous,”

Runnett said. “It’s always nerve-racking as a pitcher to

come back after you’ve got that short lead and I didn’t want to give it back.”

Goochland is hosting the Dixie League 15-16 year old playoffs for the first time since 2008.

Game 2 on Sunday proved no easier for the home team, as Amelia gave the All-Stars all they could handle. “We jumped out to a quick lead of 3-0,” Slater said. “We traded scores back and forth with at least eight lead changes. It looked like it was going to come down to who batted last but we were able to hold them in the final inning even though they had loaded the bases. We got the third out and ended it before they could get the tying run in.”

Goochland won the game 13-12.

The second win put Goochland in the favorable position of being one of two remaining undefeated teams,

the other in the form of Halifax.

The two squared off for a meeting Monday night with both teams seeking a trip to the finals on Wednesday.

Teams participating in this year’s tournament included Goochland, Buckingham, Amelia, Halifax, Carroll, Bedford, and Mecklenburg.

Dixie League 2011 15-16 year old All Stars = #26 Adam Black, #31 Beau Carter, #18 Brandon Carter, #7 J.D. Crews, #8 Peyton Dunlavey, #25 Thomas Dunnavant, #22 Alex Fletcher, #11 Richard Johnson, #2 Jesse Longest, #3 Gavin Marks, #20 Bailey Runnett, #16 Robert Runnett, #6 Ford Slater, #15 Cole Starke, #9 Colton Sullivan, #12 Forrest Witt. Manager - Stratford Slater, Coach - Charles Carter, Assistant Coach - Tucker Slater. Scorekeeper - Donnie Dunlavey.

BY JIM RIDOLPHISpecial Correspondent

Photo by Jim Ridolphi

In Goochland’s Dixie League Tournament opener, a close call at the plate on a fifth inning force play prompted an appeal after the game by Buckingham coaches. Goochland won the contest 5-3, then defeated Amelia 13-12 in the second round.

New leadership at RIR Landing a whopper

It was a tumultuous week at Richmond International Raceway. Last Wednesday brought the sudden and unexpected resignation of track president Doug Fritz and the announcement that Dennis Bickmeier, above, would take his place.

For complete story and video highlights of Bickmeier’s intro-duction to the media go to www.goochlandgazette.com.


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Mike Klee, Magician at the Goochland Library at 10 a.m. Watch Mike Klee magi-cally brings some of the most memorable characters from your favorite books to life and uncovers the “Amazing Tales” found at your local library. Call 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more infor-mation.

Second Union Baptist Church Women of Empowerment, presents Johnna Tyler-Davis guest speaker Topic “Going Back Home” with Praise Dancer

Miss Brittany Glover. Please join us for this glorious fel-lowship. The event begins at 7 p.m. Contact Deaconess Helen Payne at 457-4382 for more information.

Winn’s Baptist Church will be host for a gospel music concert at 7 p.m. Ministering to us with their music will be Curtis Hyler and Jubilation and The Finney’s. Winn’s is located at 12320 Winns Church Road, Glen Allen. A love offer-ing will be taken. For more information, please call 798-5512, 798-5513, 798-6179 or Carlton at 651-4544.

Sunday, July 17

Forest Grove Christian Church located at 3885 Hadensville-Fife Rd., Goochland (Hadensville) will have a homecoming-reviv-al from July 17-20. Sunday School and Morning worship, followed by a special Covered Dish Dinner (it is special because of all the good cooks we have). No afternoon or eve-ning services. Invite a friend; invite someone who once attended faithfully and has slipped in attendance to come with you to celebrate the Lord Jesus Christ. For more infor-mation please call 457-3612.

Thursday, July 21

Rhythms ‘round the World at the Goochland Branch Library at 4 p.m. Join a fun musical tour of Europe, Africa, Latin America and Asia with musicians Kim and Jimbo Cary. This performance is sponsored in part by the Virginia Commission for the Arts & PRL Friends of the Library groups. Call 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

Game Night for Teens at the Goochland Branch Library at 6 p.m. Join us for a fun-filled night of your favorite board, Wii and PlayStation2 games. Pizza and

drinks provided by the Friends of the Goochland Library. Call 556-4774 or visit the library at 3075 River Road West for more information.

Saturday, July 23

Girl Scout Troop 3134 will be hosting a yard/bake sale from 8:30-1 p.m. The event will be at the old fairground build-ing lot on the corner of Rt. 522 and Fairground Rd. in Goochland. Please come out and show your support, help our troop raise funds for their trip next June to Washington DC to celebrate Girl Scouting turning 100 years old!


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FT/PT Sales Producer for successful multi-lineindependent insurance agency. Offering qualityand competitive insurance products for bothindividuals and businesses. Contact RyanAtkinson, Agency Owner, at (804) 789-0795 or sendresume to [email protected].

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FARMWORKERS10 temporary farmworkers needed for common field labor intobacco, corn, soybeans, cotton and other diversified crops inJohnston County, North Carolina, for Pope Bros. Farm, withwork beginning on or about 06/30/2011 and ending on or about10/10/2011. The minimum offered wage rate that workers will bepaid is $9.30 per hour. Workers must commit to work the entirecontract period. Workers are guaranteed work for 3/4 of the contractperiod, beginning with the first day the worker arrives at the place ofemployment. All work tools, supplies and equipment are providedat no cost to the worker. Housing will be provided to those workerswho cannot reasonably return to their permanent residence at theend of each working day. Transportation and subsistence will beprovided by the employer upon completion of 50% of the workcontract, or earlier, to workers who are recruited outside the are ofintended employment. Applicants must provide documentation thatthey are eligible legally to work in the United States. Workers maybe required to submit to random drug and alcohol testing. Applicantsshould report or send resumes to the nearest local office of their StateWorkforce Agency and reference job order # NC10042590. Jobservice agents should contact William Grant, NC ESC-Ag Servicesat (919) 733-3210. EOE. C-11175-29627.

DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTGoochland County

Planning and Zoning

THE GOOCHLAND COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION WILLHOLD A PUBLIC HEARING IN THE BOARD MEETING ROOMIN THE GOOCHLAND COUNTY ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGLOCATED AT 1800 SANDY HOOK ROAD, GOOCHLAND, VIRGINIATHURSDAY, JULY 21, 2011 AT 7:00 PM ON THE FOLLOWING:

County WideOrdinance Amendment: Ordinance amending the Goochland CountyZoning Ordinance (Appendix A to the Goochland County Code ofOrdinances) to amend Article 21 (“Supplementary Regulations”),Division 2 (“Streets and Highways; Motor Vehicles”), Section 5(“Parking, storage, removal and disposal of inoperable vehicles”) toamend the title of the section by inserting the words “motor” and“trailers or semitrailers”; to amend the definition of inoperable motorvehicles to include “trailers” and “semitrailers”; and to provide that“farm tractors” and “farm utility vehicles” with certain restrictions areexempt from the provisions of this section.District 5CU-2011-00004 Application filed by Benedictine Society of Vir-ginia requesting a Conditional Use Permit for Assessor’s Parcel No.66-1-0-2-0 (GPIN 7723-26-0038) located at 12829 River Road in theDover Magisterial District. The applicant is requesting approval forBenedictine High School to operate a school facility. The property iscurrently used by Benedictine High School for athletic activities. TheConditional Use Permit is required by Article 3, Section 3.19 of theCounty Zoning Ordinance. The property is zoned R-1 and A-2, and theComprehensive Plan shows this area suitable for Recreation/OpenSpace.District 4RZ-2006-00014 Centerville Land Holdings, LLC is requesting toamend proffers approved for the property located at the intersectionof Broad Street Road and Manakin Road identified as Assessor’sParcel No. 47-1-78-A (GPIN 7716-75-8502). The subject propertywas rezoned to RPUD (Residential Planned Unit Development) inMarch 2007 and included proffers addressing such items as buffers,density, sidewalks, a conceptual plan, etc. The subject property is inthe Centerville Village and is recommended for Residential use with amaximum density of 2.5 units per acre in the Comprehensive Plan.

Anyone may attend and express opinion on the above. Appli-cation(s) may be viewed at the County Administration Building,Department of Community Development, Planning and ZoningOffice, each business day between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and4:30 p.m. Meeting accommodations, including interpreters, areprovided upon request. Telephone 556-5860 (TDD 711 (VirginiaRelay)). E-mail address: [email protected]: www.co.goochland.va.us



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Goochland CountyConsideration of a New Land Use Category

Village Mixed Use Areas/Urban Development AreasCommunity Meetings (2)

Join a continuing discussion of the County’s consideration to adda new land use category hosted by County staff

Centerville VillageTuesday, July 19th

Company 3 Fire-Rescue Station52 Broad Street Road, Centerville

7:00-8:00 p.m.

Goochland Courthouse VillageThursday, July 21st

County Administration Building1800 Sandy Hook Road, Board Room 250

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