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Additional Informaton
- Christiansburg In The News
- Christiansburg, VA Issues
- *Comprehensive Plan: Goals, Objectives, & Strategies
- Aquatic Center
- Audit, Budget, Finances (2001-2004)
- Audit, Budget, Finances (2005-2009)
- Drainage/Stormwater (2001-2003)
- Drainage/Stormwater (2004-2006)
- Drainage/Stormwater (2007 – 2009)
- Grants/Funding
- Growth
- Historic Districts
- Sewer Issues (2001-2005)
- Sewer Issues (2006-2009)
- Sidewalks
- Taxes and Fees
- Traffic (2001-2005)
- Traffic (2006-2009)
- VA BILL WATCH
- Virginia State and Local Conflict of Interest Act
From Readers
- Carol Lindstrom on Understanding the Conditional Use Permit
- Morris on Understanding the Conditional Use Permit
- Lynda Nelson on Historic Districts
- Lynda Nelson on Understanding the Conditional Use Permit
- veterinary technician on The Future Land Use Map and How to Abuse It.
Tag Archives: code
So much for campaign issues — The Post Election Mutation Process
Sidewalks were a significant part of the discussion prior to the May 4th Town of Christiansburg elections. The results of the Planning Commissions assignment to evaluate the proposed plan comes to the forefront on Monday, August 16, at 7:00 p.m. … Continue reading
Posted in Christiansburg, VA, Citizen Participation, Land Use, Letter vs Spirit of the Law, Local Government, VOTE, Your Tax Money
Tagged Christiansburg, citizen, code, commission, council, planning, sidewalks, town, voters
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Oath Keeper or Oath Breaker, The Duty of Elected and Appointed Officials
Read the Virginia Constitution lately? All elected and appointed officials of the Town of Christiansburg must complete the oath of office before taking office. They use this standard form of that oath as set forth in Article II Section 7 … Continue reading
Posted in Christiansburg, VA, Citizen Participation, Local Government, US Government, VA government, VOTE
Tagged Christiansburg, citizen, code, Freedom of Information, town, VA
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A 3 year contract for the Town Manager was considered, but was it simply a diversion?
The Virginia State Code has some interesting information on length of time of appointments and on severance packages. Very, very interesting. Was the 3-year contract really even being considered, or was it another smoke screen? Continue reading
Posted in Christiansburg, VA, Citizen Participation, Local Government, Your Tax Money
Tagged charter, Christiansburg, code, council, foia, Freedom of Information, government, open government, town, VA
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Easier to use copy of the Christiansburg Town Charter, but be warned things are not what they seem.
I took the existing copy of the Town Charter, inserted a copy of the Governor’s markup for the section changing the vote to November, then setup bookmarks for the pdf that match the table of contents. Well, it sorta matches … Continue reading
Posted in Christiansburg, VA, Citizen Participation, Local Government, VA government, Your Tax Money
Tagged charter, Christiansburg, code, council, government, open, public, town, VA
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Christiansburg Town Council: Spending YOUR money before they get it.
Revisiting a re-visitation of the Meals Tax increase is on the agenda on the Tuesday, June 8th, Special Meeting of the Christiansburg Town Council. Rather than go through all the gory (although sickly humorous) details of why this is necessary, … Continue reading
Posted in Christiansburg, VA, Citizen Participation, Environment, FOIA, Local Government, VA government, VOTE, Your Tax Money
Tagged Christiansburg, citizen, code, council, DEQ, EPA, erosion, flooding, government, participation, public, town, VA, VOTE
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