Charlottesville seeks housing projects for potential future funding
The city seeks the information to get a sense of who wants to build affordable housing projects
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Charlottesville’s “quick-build” projects are three-quarters built
There are a total of 34 of the projects which are intended to test out more expensive concepts.
IMPACT takes transit frequency message to CARTA
IMPACT has asked Albemarle and Charlottesville to cover the costs of Charlottesville Area Transit hiring enough bus drivers as the agency’s manager says he needs to expand service
Deadline is today for bids for firms who want to manage ads on Charlottesville Area Transit buses
CAT has not had someone in place to handle placement of ads for some time.
Charlottesville awarded $360,000 to review floodplain ordinance
The narrative for the application cites staff turnover as a reason to need to audit the city’s existing plans
Procurement update: Coleman-Adams gets contract to build Nelson County social services building
Another look at recent government procurement activity across the region.
Nearly two years on the job, City Manager Sanders provides status report on various initiatives
The two year anniversary of Sanders becoming Charlottesville’s top official is August 1
Procurement update: Charlottesville hires three firms to manage right of way negotiations
Another project in the procurement portal would see exterior maintenance at the old McIntire library on 3rd Street NW.
Council holds second vote on $8.69 million appropriation from CIP contingency
The vote was 4-1 as Councilor Michael Payne objected to the use of $1.2 million for a “clean team” to work on the Downtown Mall.