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County outlines multiple General Services building projects including medical center, animal shelter and administration upgrades
Summary
General Services presented a broad set of capital projects ranging from landfill closure funds and medical-center façade/asbestos work to an airport storage/maintenance plan, animal shelter expansion and courthouse/records space updates.
Louisa County General Services staff reviewed an array of facility projects in the capital improvement plan, from continued savings for landfill closure and cell development to a set of building renovations and additions that county leaders say are intended to meet operational needs and code requirements.
Anderson Wolfolk (General Services) reviewed the landfill closure fund and new cell development savings accounts, describing them as multi-year savings to spread out large closure and cell-construction expenses projected around 2030–2032. Wolfolk said the county currently holds a capped cell (permit 194) and that new cell planning will use a ‘‘piggyback’’ approach to minimize wall structures when phasing cell 4a/4b.
Wolfolk described a proposed…
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