Albemarle approves water, sewer connections for Monticello
Counties are ruled by state law and local ordinances. But sometimes you just have to break the rules for certain people, like the man who penned the Declaration of Independence.
The Daily Progress in Albemarle County, Va. reports on the board of supervisors approving a request to connect Monticello, the home of Thomas Jefferson, to public sewer lines and expand its access to public water despite the county’s comprehensive plan which restricts public utilities in rural zones.
Jim Philipps is NACo's Media Relations Manager. He has worked in media and government communications inside and outside of Washington, D.C. for nearly 20 years.
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