Albemarle moving ahead with conversion of Free Bridge Lane to a pedestrian promenade
The one-year pilot begins on Friday and will provide a car-free experience for people using it.
October 2024
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Charlottesville reports there is no lead in city’s system of water pipes
The Environmental Protection Agency has required all municipal water systems to take a look in an attempt to get the lead out
CTB considers cancellation of second phase of Charlottesville’s Emmet Street project
Charlottesville officials knew they were not going to be able to complete the project on a timely basis given that there are still projects from 2016 that have not yet been built.
Albemarle Supervisors discuss growth management policy at AC44 work session
The AC44 process is now in its third phase as the actual language of the update is slowly revealed to the Planning Commission, the Board of Supervisors, and the public.
Charlottesville now pays the private Charlottesville Parking Center $1.8 million a year to rent the Water Street Parking Garage
Another account of why the city’s rent payment to CPC quadrupled this year
Nelson PC to consider request for homes on business-zoned property in Lovingston
The proposal is to have two dwelling units above commercial space on Front Street.
Charlottesville City Manager Sanders announces upcoming “community interventions” including $5 million for the Salvation Army
The title of Sanders’ presentation was “Setting a New Standard and Managing Expectations” and will need approval from Council to get the funding in place
Early morning residential fire shuts down 5th Street SW during morning rush hour
No one was injured in what is believed to be an unoccupied house.
Governor Youngkin issues executive order to make approval process more user friendly
Executive Order #39 is the latest in a series of efforts by the Youngkin administration to make state government agency more efficient.
Federal housing choice voucher program turns 50
The housing choice voucher program allows households with lower incomes to continue to live in communities that have become more affluent.