Notes from the 2024 WPOA Annual Meeting
The 2024 WPOA annual meeting was held at the resort’s Skyline Pavilion and streamed live on Saturday, November 9th at 9 am.
Below are selected screengrabs taken from the video of the entire meeting. See the video here.
From the plans submitted to WPOA on the proposed four new units at The Seasons. The rest of the undeveloped property here belongs to a different owner.
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The “assist agency” police calls down by 63 from last year is due to Nelson County’s Sheriff Department’s efficiencies and adding manpower. “Wintergreen is very safe,” said Wintergreen Police Chief Dennis Russell.
The long-planned (since the 1990s) Wintergreen emergency exit onto the Blue Ridge Parkway should be approved soon, Fire & Rescue Chief Curtis Sheets said.
Several property owners asked that WPOA encourage people to turn their outdoor lights off when they are not being used.
A long discussion by WPOA Executive Director Jay Roberts about Renaissance Ridge being “affordable housing” and what that meant was part of the Q&A section. It starts at the 2:05 mark on the YouTube video.