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Protect Warren County Before Expanding Industrial Uses
I urged the Warren County Planning Commission to reject the proposed data center zoning amendment and instead strengthen countywide industrial standards addressing noise, generators, mechanical equipment, monitoring, citizen complaints, and meaningful enforcement for all future industrial development. Read More
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Protecting Kids At The Road
CUP: 123 Brinklow Road. Mobile-home park expansion. I supported proposed safety improvements while asking whether children waiting for the bus would be visible, protected from wind, & served by lighting, while also raising a question about trailer ownership and displacement risks. Read More
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When Packets Tell Two Stories
STR CUP: 530 Wilderness Rd. I raised a process concern after discovering that the property management plan appeared to be missing or duplicated from another application, questioning whether the Planning Commission reviewed the correct materials before making its recommendation. Read More
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Public Access Gap
STR CUP: 103 Luchase Rd. I raised a procedural concern that the public packet appeared to include the wrong staff report, leaving residents without the same information available to the Board. Read More
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A Purpose-Built Rental
STR CUP: 77 Eagles Crag Rd. I said the purpose-built application raised few concerns beyond the growing concentration of rentals in residential and agricultural areas and the need to watch cumulative impacts. Read More
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Hickory Hill Entrance Question
CUP: Building Service Establishment at 10358 Stonewall Jackson Highway. I stood to ask about a proposed commercial entrance near Hickory Hill Road, but Supervisor Stanmeyer had already raised the issue, so I simply acknowledged the answer and stood down. Read More
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HOA Roads And Tourist Rentals
STR CUP: 375 Old Orchard Rd. I raised concerns about a proposed short-term rental accessed via private gravel roads with blind curves, limited pull-offs, no lighting, steep terrain, difficult winter conditions, and asked how cumulative road impacts would be addressed. Read More
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Year-Round Use, Rural Roads
STR CUP: 112 Woods Way. I questioned whether year-round short-term rental use, steep grades, and private easements create practical impacts beyond what rural roads were built to handle, even while acknowledging the legal distinction from commercial zoning in this case. Read More
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Hobby Hives, Not Commercial Yards
During the February 17, 2026 hearing on backyard beekeeping in R-1 zoning, I supported allowing hives by right while raising concerns about unlimited colony counts under the 200-foot setback provision and suggested reasonable limits for residential compatibility. Read More
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Data Centers And Truck Traffic
A focused exchange from the January 20, 2026 public hearing on the 444 Baugh Drive contractor storage yard. Discussion centered on data center equipment, truck traffic, roadway geometry, sight distance concerns, and engineering responses before the Board approved the Conditional Use Permit. Read More