Summary
Charlottesville is jumping on the bandwagon to ban guns on city property, meaning you might soon need to leave your piece at home when visiting local parks and public spaces.
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Impact analysis
It won't cost you extra taxes, but the city could end up spending money on legal fees if gun rights groups decide to sue over the new rules.
Folks who feel safer and more comfortable walking through city parks and attending public events without the presence of firearms.
Law-abiding gun owners who want to exercise their right to carry firearms while visiting public city property.
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