Town takes action to help prevent damage to historic structures then takes that protection away, leaving the buiding vulnerable. This makes sense how?????
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And here we go again….Flooding in Cambria
Flooding again in Cambria. Christiansburg, VA
Why is a Staff Analaysis a good thing for Planning Commission and Town Council to have?
Here is exactly why staff analysis reports should be required for all land use issues in the Town of Christiansburg. The information shown in these samples should be the EXACT things that elected and appointed officials are evaluating BEFORE making a decision.
“So sue the Town”….Christiansburg Town Council
How well protected are Town Council members from being sued when their action and/or inaction result in damage to the citizens, businesses, property, and property values of the town?
Stormwater Management Ordinances for Town of Christiansburg are MIA
A Code is a Code is a Code? Not in Christiansburg. There seem to be some deletion of sections of the Town Code on the new website. From Chapter 10, in the list of Chapter Sections, Stormwater Management has disappeared as a section.
The Town Manager’s Learning Curve, or What another lie or bad information?
Uh....a Thousand Year Flood. I don't think so. Neither does any legitimate source I could find. But never fear, Mr. Town Manager, I will strive diligently to look for data to support your assertions, but thus far, that proof does not exist.
Storm water Management? Duh! Christiansburg VA gets an “F”
Flooding around Christiansburg, more rain to come. Poor luck or poor planning for stormwater management?
Capital Improvement Plan? Christiansburg? Will it comply with State Law?
Christiansburg would differentiate between a Capital Improvement Plan and a Capital Improvement Program but I simply cannot find where those two are different in the State Code. Any land use attorneys out there want to help out?
Budgets are not created equal. Christiansburg’s unique perspective ain’t progressive
If you are one of those who is watching the budget process unfold, I hope you will take a few minutes to look at the Christiansburg budget document and then look at the one for Montgomery County (2009 approved budget). Where does the money REALLY go?
