Hildebrand: Charlottesville has enough water and sewer capacity for 20,000 more people
The December 13 work session began with a briefing from the city’s utilities director on the status of the water…
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Charlottesville agrees to drop conditions for raising pool level at Ragged Mountain Reservoir
A drought in 2002 created a planning process that sought to expand the overall capacity and implementation is about to…
Albemarle seeks input on changes to cell tower policy through Friday
Albemarle County is continuing to review many long-held policies that put a premium on the aesthetics of the natural world….
Charlottesville Planning Commission reviews $136M capital improvement plan
There are still many more months to go before Charlottesville City Council adopts a budget for FY2025. One major step…
Material released in advance of Council’s deliberation on draft Development Code
Tonight, Charlottesville City Council will meet at 6 p.m. in City Council Chambers for the first of two work sessions…
Sumner named as Albemarle’s chief financial officer; Albrecht, Wall in place
There are several new people in key positions in Albemarle County, and three of them got a mention at the…
Charlottesville to open online snowplow tracker this winter
Residents of Charlottesville and Albemarle with a view of the mountains may have noticed they were covered with snow this…
Charlottesville on track for $21 million surplus for FY23
The financial practices of Charlottesville’s government are in good order for the fiscal year that ended on June 30, according…
Sanders reorganizes administration to promote social equity
Soon after Sam Sanders took over as Charlottesville’s City Manager in August, he announced he would create a work plan for…
Council to temporarily reduce allowable building heights in entrance corridors until new guidelines are in place
The December 5 City Council public hearing for the City of Charlottesville’s Development Code which follows several work sessions including…