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September 27, 2026
  • Usage of Ivy Creek Solid Waste and Recycling Center continues to surpass previous years
  • A look at the sales-tax referenda in Albemarle and Charlottesville
  • UVA panel gets update on construction projects
  • Charlottesville City Council briefed on TJPDC regional solid waste plan
  • UVA More than the Score lecture series happening at Virginia Guesthouse this year
  • Charlottesville asks: Can you go a week without driving?
  • Ridership in FY2026 across Virginia, local agencies
  • Mayor Wade tells Fry’s Spring residents Council is weighing severe penalties against Azalea Springs developer

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  • Usage of Ivy Creek Solid Waste and Recycling Center continues to surpass previous years

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  • A look at the sales-tax referenda in Albemarle and Charlottesville

    2 days ago2 days ago
  • UVA panel gets update on construction projects

    2 days ago2 days ago
  • Charlottesville City Council briefed on TJPDC regional solid waste plan

    2 days ago2 days ago
  • UVA More than the Score lecture series happening at Virginia Guesthouse this year

    2 days ago2 days ago
  • Charlottesville asks: Can you go a week without driving?

    3 days ago3 days ago
  • Ridership in FY2026 across Virginia, local agencies

    3 days ago3 days ago
  • Mayor Wade tells Fry’s Spring residents Council is weighing severe penalties against Azalea Springs developer

    3 days ago3 days ago
  • Two apartment complexes on Albemarle/Charlottesville border on Seminole Trail at different stages of review

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  • Charlottesville seeks public comment for federally-funded AHIP project, LEAP work

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September 3, 2026

  • Budget - Albemarle
  • Housing
  • Land Use - Albemarle

Tax incentives in the works for second phase of Habitat for Humanity’s Southwood project

Sean Tubbs3 weeks ago3 weeks ago011 mins

Under the draft proposal, Habitat would get up to $15.75 million over 20 years in “tax increment financing”

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