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Zoning, Walls, Energy, and Blight
I came to speak about a single blight issue, but the meeting unfolded into multiple conversations that directly affected me. From zoning to energy policy, one evening revealed how interconnected local decisions are—and how one concern leads to another. Read More
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ADUs: Better, But Still Questions
Updated ADU language shows improvement, but questions remain around enforcement, annual reviews, owner occupancy, and property transfers. The details of implementation will determine whether ADUs function as a practical housing solution or create new layers of complexity. Read More
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After residents squawk, supervisors delay action on rooster rules
Northern Virginia Daily: I spoke in support of allowing roosters in residential zones while raising concerns about enforceability and noise standards. My comments focused on balancing rural traditions with clear, measurable rules so residents, staff, and neighbors aren’t left in conflict. Read More
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Warren County supervisors OK short-term rentals
Northern Virginia Daily: During a Board of Supervisors public hearing, I’m quoted as a resident raising concerns about vague short-term rental ordinances, unpredictable approvals, and transparency gaps. My comments addressed housing affordability, tax accountability, and the need for clearer standards, which supervisors acknowledged as valid. Read More
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Parking Violation
Yep – I just got an order from the county to move these vehicles that are not even mine. Read More