September 2023 – Page 7 – Information Charlottesville

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City report: Public Works expects Angus Road / 29 modifications to be complete by end of October
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Albemarle County to use federal grant to hire six more firefighters
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Charlottesville Public Works continues design for bridge / parking for Dogwood Memorial
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Two bids for Charlottesville’s Barracks / Rugby project appear to be under budget
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Albemarle has asked three short-listed firms to bid on Eastern Avenue South Connection and Boulders Road Extension
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Albemarle, Charlottesville, and UVA leaders discuss regional cooperation at annual joint meeting
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Albemarle Supervisors want Virginia Department of Education to evaluate whether ACPS has complied with the law
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Write-in Supervisor candidate in Greene County raised more money in September than three on the November 3 ballot
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Virginia agency wants your input on next Statewide Rail Plan
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Charlottesville still discussing ways to slow or stop gentrification in core neighborhoods
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Albemarle Planning Commission weighs in on criteria to expand development area

Sean Tubbs3 years ago11 mins

Should Albemarle County begin planning for where growth area expansion might happen? That’s one of the questions put to the Planning Commission at their meeting on August 8.

Charlottesville extends deadline for homeowner assistance program

Sean Tubbs3 years ago01 mins

The CHAP program is open to households who lived in their house as of January 1 and have a 2022 household income of less than $60,000. The property itself must be assessed at $460,000 or less.