Annual Neighborhood Association Meeting

The LMNA Annual Meeting will be held on Thursday,  February 12, 2026 starting at 7 p.m. with a social at 6:15 p.m.  It will be held at the Wesley
Foundation dining room on Lewis Mtn. Rd across from the soon- to-be-new Alumni Hall.

The dining room is visible from Lewis Mountain Road and can be accessed directly from the street. If possible, please consider walking to the meeting to ensure street parking remains available for those who need to drive. Please note there is no parking in the Wesley lot.

Our agenda includes:

1. Emergency Communications: Jae Lohr (Charlottesville/UVA/Albemarle Communications Center) and Holden Shepard (Regional Emergency Management Liaison) will discuss coordination between the three entities and how to receive emergency alerts.

2. PACEM: (People & Congregations Engaged in Ministry): Cameron Moore (Exec Dir) and Cindy Chambers (Deputy Exec Dir) will discuss the program’s long-term partnership with 3 churches in the Lewis Mountain neighborhood and safety measures built into the program, which provides emergency overnight cold-weather shelter and meals for people experiencing homelessness.

3. Traffic and Parking: Brennen Duncan, City of Charlottesville Engineer, will discuss parking regulations for new multi-dwelling construction and the impact of cut-through traffic resulting from nearby construction projects on Stadium, Emmet and Ivy.

Because traffic and parking are high-interest topics, we are only accepting questions in advance. Please reply to this email with any questions you would like addressed and we will get to as many of them as time permits.

*we MAY have a surprise reveal about our neighborhood website!

Annual Neighborhood Association Meeting

The Lewis Mountain Neighborhood’s Annual Meeting will be held this Tuesday,  November 15 at 7 p.m. at the Wesley Memorial United Methodist
Church at 1901 Thomson Road. It is at the corner of Thomson Rd. & Emmet St.   Parking is in front.
Speakers include:

1) Alice Raucher, UVA Architect,  will provide updates on the Ivy Road Construction.  

2) Taylor Yowell, General Registrar & Director of Elections for the City, will provide updates on possible changes in voting precincts
(non-political).

No refreshments will be served. Masks are personal preference but recommended due to the high number of elderly residents in our
neighborhood.