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September 27, 2023
  • Building height at 0 East High Street to go before Charlottesville Board of Zoning Appeals 
  • Nelson Supervisors to meet with Planning Commission for next steps on Comprehensive Plan 
  • Albemarle PC to hold work session on stream protection overlay; public hearing for Montclair development in Crozet 
  • Buildings and Grounds Committee review designs for biotech institute, energy plant, and garage at Fontaine Research Park 

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August 25, 2022

  • Land Use - Albemarle

Community meeting held for large mixed-use community near I-64 / U.S. 29 interchange

Sean Tubbs1 year ago1 year ago11 mins

Albemarle County is in the early stages of a Comprehensive Plan review as well as an update of its zoning code. There will be many more stories about the crafting of those aspirational and regulatory documents, but this next one is about one of the largest development proposals to come through Albemarle in some time. …

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BAR conditionally approves demolition of downtown Charlottesville building

Sean Tubbs1 year ago1 year ago01 mins

The Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review has approved the demolition of a former gas station on West Market Street that has been the home of Brown’s Lock and Safe, but it will take some time before the structure is removed.  “Built in 1935 and was renovated sometime in the mid 1960’s,” said Jeff Werner, the…

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