May 29, 2022 – Information Charlottesville

Headlines

Buildings and Grounds Committee review designs for biotech institute, energy plant, and garage at Fontaine Research Park
2 days ago
United Way and Minority Business Alliance announces $40,000 in grant awards
3 days ago2 days ago
Campaign finance reports for Supervisor races in Fluvanna, Greene, Louisa and Nelson
3 days ago
Development Code public hearing attracts dozens of speakers
5 days ago5 days ago
New director selected for Center at Belvedere
5 days ago
One more opportunity left this week to comment on five road projects in Albemarle
5 days ago

Charlottesville officials recommend steps to “reboot” transportation project management in the city to avoid losing out on future funds

Sean Tubbs1 year ago1 year ago81 mins

The city of Charlottesville has planned and built most of the transportation infrastructure projects within city limits since 2005. Soon after Deputy City Manager for Operations Sam Sanders took on the role last summer, he noticed there were some performance issues that require a total reboot of the way the city undertakes this work. “Some…

Charlottesville warns of slower turnaround time for building permits

Sean Tubbs1 year ago1 year ago01 mins

Staff shortages are causing the city of Charlottesville’s Department of Neighborhood Development Services to put a pause on building and trade inspections between May 31 and June 13. “The department acknowledges the inconvenience this may cause and appreciates everyone’s patience and cooperation during this time,” reads a press release that went out Friday afternoon.