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  • Property owners in Mill Creek voting on easement for trail connection to Biscuit Run

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  • Biosolids company reduces amount of Albemarle land requested to be sludge eligible

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  • Charlottesville Planning Commission briefed on environmental reviews underway

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  • Procurement round-up: Charlottesville seeking firms to update stormwater management code

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May 29, 2022

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

Sean Tubbs4 years ago4 years ago81 mins

The city of Charlottesville has planned and built most of the transportation infrastructure projects within city limits since 2005. Soon…

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Charlottesville warns of slower turnaround time for building permits

Sean Tubbs4 years ago4 years ago01 mins

Staff shortages are causing the city of Charlottesville’s Department of Neighborhood Development Services to put a pause on building and…

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