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Fluvanna County commission adopts agenda 5-0; remote commissioner cites COVID, public voices development concerns
Summary
The Fluvanna County commission adopted its Feb. 24 agenda by a 5-0 vote. Commissioner "Mister Larkmasino" participated remotely because he said he has COVID, and a public commenter raised fragmented but pointed concerns about developers, modeling and economic impacts.
Fluvanna County commissioners adopted the meeting agenda by a unanimous 5-0 vote at the Feb. 24 meeting, which was broadcast and recorded on the county’s YouTube channel.
The meeting opened with a call to order and the Pledge of Allegiance. A commission member identified in the record as "Mister Larkmasino" participated remotely, stating, "At my home in Jennings Drive at Lake Monticello, and I need to participate, remotely because I have COVID." The facilitator then moved to adopt the agenda; the facilitator announced, "The agenda has been adopted 5 0."
The public-comment period followed. An unidentified resident criticized how development decisions are handled in the county, raising concerns about developers, modeling used in planning, and the economic impacts of projects on residents. The comment was delivered in fragmented turns; the speaker said, in part, that residents "don't really get to change" outcomes and referenced "developers and the model," while arguing the process produces paychecks for some and limited change for others.
No director’s report or minutes were presented at the meeting. The record in the transcript ends after the public-comment remarks recorded during the first comment period; no other formal motions, ordinances, or votes on specific projects appear in the provided transcript segment.
