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Council hears update on aging Town Hall HVAC and recent Dominion Energy debris concerns
Summary
Council discussed a Town Hall HVAC replacement estimated to exceed $100,000 and reported investigation into vegetative debris left by Dominion Energy on steep slopes that may threaten public safety and waterways.
Under Unfinished Business on March 5, Mayor Tom Peterson reported that Fairfax County Supervisor Pat Herrity is advocating for county action to replace the Town Hall’s 31-year-old HVAC units. Darrell Poe told the council that replacement costs are estimated to exceed $100,000; the town is exploring mini-split systems as a potentially more energy-efficient alternative.
Council also heard a brief update on vegetation and debris left by Dominion Energy on steep slopes from Chestnut Street toward the creek. Town staff said the volume of vegetative debris may threaten public safety and the waterway, and that the town is actively investigating the situation and will provide additional details as they become available.
No binding action or appropriation for HVAC replacement or debris remediation was recorded at the meeting; the council recorded discussion and directed staff to continue research and reporting.
