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He also raised concerns in regard to how water protection regulations address changes from one land use to another, “Certainly, there are some problems and gaps in the guidance provided to localities in terms of how regulation should occur as properties transition through these different land uses. Particularly, the change from forestry [use] to pasture to residential is not very clear”. <REF>{{cite web|title=West Virginia governor’s company fails to pay property taxes in Albemarle, faces questions over land use|url=http://www.cvilletomorrow.org/news/article/28119-wv-governors-company-fails-to-pay-property-taxes/|accessdate=29 June 2017}}</Ref>
He also raised concerns in regard to how water protection regulations address changes from one land use to another, “Certainly, there are some problems and gaps in the guidance provided to localities in terms of how regulation should occur as properties transition through these different land uses. Particularly, the change from forestry [use] to pasture to residential is not very clear”. <REF>{{cite web|title=West Virginia governor’s company fails to pay property taxes in Albemarle, faces questions over land use|url=http://www.cvilletomorrow.org/news/article/28119-wv-governors-company-fails-to-pay-property-taxes/|accessdate=18 August 2017}}</Ref>
 
In 2010 as part of the Albemarle County natural Heritage Committee's annual report he brought Paw Paw pie for Board of Supervisors to help educate the public about the importance of biodiversity <REF>{{cite web|title=Natural Heritage chair delivers annual report, pawpaw pie|url=http://cvilletomorrow.org/news/article/6600-natural-heritage-report/|accessdate=18 August 2017}}</Ref>


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Revision as of 17:27, 18 August 2017

Lonnie Murray is an elected official representing Albemarle County on the Thomas Jefferson Soil and Water Conservation District. He has also serves on the Natural Heritage Committee and the Rivanna River Basin Commission. [1]

He has advocated for closing loopholes in the Albemarle County's water protection ordinance. [2]

He also raised concerns in regard to how water protection regulations address changes from one land use to another, “Certainly, there are some problems and gaps in the guidance provided to localities in terms of how regulation should occur as properties transition through these different land uses. Particularly, the change from forestry [use] to pasture to residential is not very clear”. [3]

In 2010 as part of the Albemarle County natural Heritage Committee's annual report he brought Paw Paw pie for Board of Supervisors to help educate the public about the importance of biodiversity [4]


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2011 election for Soil and Water Director, Thomas Jefferson District

Candidates Votes %
Lonnie M. Murray 9,118 36.98
Steven G. Meeks 8,734 35.42
David B. Norford 6,718 27.24
Write-In 84 0.34
Source: Virginia State Board of Elections.[5]

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