Regional transit is one of many possible topics that the Albemarle Board of Supervisors and the Charlottesville City Council might discuss at their meeting scheduled for September 17, 2024.
Up to 203 new units will be built by Greenwood Homes at the site in a mix of single-family homes and townhomes.
The search is underway for a new leader to run the area’s largest business organization.
The cameras will begin operating on September 4 but fines won’t be issued for violations until October 21.
The report includes details on all of the various factors related to fatalities and makes policy recommendations to help lower the number of deaths from motor vehicle crashes.
Now that an update of the Comprehensive Plan is completed in Nelson County, attention to the zoning code begins with today’s meeting.
The subject property is in a key location but neighbors argue this is not the place for commercial uses.
Greene Supervisors will have a public hearing on whether a special use permit should be granted for a 26,000 square foot venue. The 20,000 square foot production facility for the winery would be allowed by-right.
Unlike other projects in the area, this one will not involve a roundabout but will instead add capacity to an existing traffic signal.
Details on various projects working their way through the public procurement process in Charlottesville, including a request for firms to provide service to the 31 vending machines owned by the City of Charlottesville.