City Hall has reopened for business after major water leak in 2023
Anyone who wanted to make a payment to the City of Charlottesville in-person were sent to alternatives offices. DMV-Select will not immediately return to City Hall.
August 2024
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Council recognizes Farmers Market Week through August 10
Charlottesville City Council’s proclamation honors Market Central for their work to expand the number of farmers markets in the community
CAAR report: Fewer sales, higher prices, and more homes on the market
The trend of higher prices across the region continued in April, May and June.
Virginia under state of emergency as Tropical Storm Debby approaches
Public safety officials are urging people to put a plan in place to withstand the storm, which is expected to bring heavy rainfall in Virginia through Friday evening
Public engagement to happen before Albemarle staff release AC44 draft
Albemarle County staff decided to restructure the Comprehensive Plan at the end of phase two and both the Planning Commission and the Board of Supervisors got briefings in July. There’s a podcast for both in this post.
June 2024 Charlottesville property transactions: House on Alderman Road purchased and plans have been filed to redevelop with six townhouses by-right
Want to know the details of property transactions in Charlottesville in June 2024? Look no further than this post. Please ask questions in whatever place you find this.
Bids for two synthetic turf fields in Louisa County come in over budget
The cost overrun is just one of several items on the agenda of the Louisa County Board of Supervisors this evening.
Council to pay more to Charlottesville Parking Center for use of Water Street Garage
The city will pay around $2.5 million a year to the Charlottesville Parking Center to rent the ground on which the Water Street Parking Garage is built. A lease from 1994 called for a reset to market rate in 2024.
Council to take up agreement to partially fund redevelopment of Carlton Mobile Home Park
Charlottesville City Council has a lot of business on the agenda for today’s meeting, and this summary will give you a heads-up on all but two of them.
Green Olive Tree now open in new location
In addition, Carter Machinery Company has filed for official clearance to operate at their newly purchased location on Rio Road next to the Northside Library.