While Charlottesville considers a land bank, CRHA to purchase three more properties
The three purchases would be the latest by the CRHA, a government agency separate from the City of Charlottesville.
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UVA Office for Sustainability briefs Board of Visitors’ panel
The Buildings and Grounds Committee of the University of Virginia’s Board of Visitors’ got an update from the Office for Sustainability on September 12, 2024.
Charlottesville budget staff brief Council on development of FY26 budget
Monday’s work session allowed City Council the chance to learn how staff will put the next budget together. Charlottesville City Manager wants to avoid tax rate increases if possible.
Public comment period underway for changes to standards for child day care and how violations are enforced
Among other things, the proposed regulatory changes shorten the amount of time a child care facility must conduct a background check for residents and employees. The comment period
Albemarle staff continues work on Comprehensive Plan update
As of this post, Albemarle County’s website has not been updated to reflect a new schedule for the Comprehensive Plan review.
Places29-North group gets updates on High School Center II, new elementary school
The Places29-North Community Advisory Committee is one of seven growth area panels in Albemarle County. They met virtually in September, making it easier for people to attend the meeting.
UVA PC rep: Karsh Institute of Democracy construction underway on Ivy Road
The Karsh Institute of Democracy will be across the street from a privately-owned building at 2117 Ivy Road as well as other projects in the Emmet – Ivy Corridor.
New director hired to oversee planning and zoning in Charlottesville
The new director of Charlottesville’s Neighborhood Development Services hails from Arlington, another community that recently increased development rights in a bid to build more housing.
UVA fundraising continues to set new records
Remarks from the September 12, 2024 meeting of the University of Virginia’s Advancement Committee.
Federal government funds several transportation projects in Virginia
The funding described in this story is for a ferry across the James River as well as repairs to roads in national forests in western Virginia.