| November 6th Fred Payne sends letter to Supervisors,Macon Sammons,and Cabell Lawton which is being protected under attorney-client privilege. attorney-client privileged letter is confided to Tenaska. Nov 15 9:25 am Len Gardner sends an email to M. Sammons and Mel Sheridan. A list of 6 notes of concern. One to note is 4. Water issue as raised by county attorney not yet cleared up. 12:31 pm Macon sends response to Len Gardner and Mel Sheridan carbon copied to Jeanne Kent and Cabell Lawton.(and asks Jeanne to forward to appropriate Tenaska representatives. Note response to # 4 4. Cabell tells me the meeting with Fred and Charlie Guthridge at 2pm yesterday (Nov 14) went well. Cabell advises that Jack Wilson, the Hunton and Williams attorney representing Tenaska, is to send us a letter today indicating that we are not obligated in any way on water service, although I think Tenaska might need a SUP for a water pump station on the James, if the James is their water source. 1:00 pm Fax from Jack Wilson to Cabell carbon copied to Macon 1:39 pm Jack Wilson sends email to Macon Sammons and carbon copied to Jeanne Kent and Bill Braudt. Note response to #4 Your answers are correct and the letter regarding water has already been sent. I trust you will see that the Board members are provided copies as you deem appropriate. Macon forwards email to Len Gardner and Mel Sheridan and carbon copied to Jeanne Kent. Here are answers from Jack Wilson, counsel for Tenaska, in response to Len's inquiries. I will fax the letter that Mr Wilson addresses in answers to # 3 and 4.(Fred Paynes concern) Advise if further information is desired. November 15th 7:00 pm Cabell provides supervisors memo of water concerns (that were raised by county attorney)that were reassured by the addition of the following condition. 34. Nothing in this approval shall be deemed to obligate the county to acquire any interest in property, to construct, maintain, or operate any facility or to grant any permits or approvals except as may be directly related hereto. November 16th 11pm (after the ZTA vote and before the SUP vote) Weaver thanked the hundreds of people who had expressed their visions for Fluvanna County. �I am here to represent all of you, even though I am a transplant,� he said. He then told the board that he had information regarding improper conduct by at least one person regarding county business. He said that it had occurred in the past ten days and had a major effect on the public hearings on the power plant. However, he would not give any details. �If I reveal the nature of this, I could be removed from office,� he said. �To my knowledge, all the board members except one are aware of this transgression. If I had done what someone else has done, I would be history. |
| The Tenaska Correspondence behind the scenes without the citizens knowlege or access to the information. |
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| ALL The citizens (and some board members ) knew was this memo and that 34th condition.(Fred's concern?) |
| How do you feel about the county dealings going on behind closed doors,closed conferences, and closed email systems??? And then witholding the information for as long as possible? |