The 15th anecdotal look at the Charlottesville Property Market by a longtime land use reporter To begin, the answer to the question in the last line of this installment is Medium Intensity Residential. Nearly five months have passed since the Charlottesville City Council adopted a new Future Land Use Map that grants additional residential density for every single…
A Charlotte, North Carolina company is seeking a special use permit to build a 119-unit in the 2000 block of Jefferson Park Avenue on 1.71 acres, though a bedroom count is not included in the materials. The permit is for additional density and height as well as reductions in parking requirements. Several existing structures would…
The five-member Greene County Board of Supervisors have a change of venue for their first meeting of April. They’ll meet at William Monroe High School in the Performing Arts Center with a hybrid option for anyone who wants to participate remotely. The closed session begins at 5:30 p.m. before opening up at 6:30 p.m. (meeting info) On…