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October 21, 2026
  • Charlottesville still discussing ways to slow or stop gentrification in core neighborhoods
  • VDOT holding open house for Avon Street “multimodal improvements”
  • Commercial properties on Emmet Street and Fontaine Avenue change hands and 85 other Charlottesville transactions from June 2026
  • TJPDC planners do not recommend trying again for federal funding to fully engineer Pantops pedestrian bridge
  • Public has chance to comment on projects intended to improve pedestrian safety on U.S. 29
  • Charlottesville PC gets first look at draft Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan
  • Charlottesville Parks and Rec director briefs Council on next ten years of capital requests
  • Amtrak “Pause for Progress” begins October 16

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  • Commercial properties on Emmet Street and Fontaine Avenue change hands and 85 other Charlottesville transactions from June 2026

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  • TJPDC planners do not recommend trying again for federal funding to fully engineer Pantops pedestrian bridge

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  • Public has chance to comment on projects intended to improve pedestrian safety on U.S. 29

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  • Charlottesville PC gets first look at draft Climate Adaptation and Resilience Plan

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  • Charlottesville Parks and Rec director briefs Council on next ten years of capital requests

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  • Amtrak “Pause for Progress” begins October 16

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  • Albemarle PC to kick off public portion of county’s multimodal transportation plan

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  • Charlottesville Area Community Area Foundation sets up website seeking funds for 2000 Holiday Drive

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Floyd County judge keeps RGGI withdrawal lawsuit alive 

Sean Tubbs2 years ago2 years ago16 mins

A legal challenge to Governor Youngkin’s withdrawal from the carbon cap and trade system remains alive in Floyd County Circuit Court.

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Area delegation travels to Illinois to tour hydrogen production used by Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District to power a dozen buses

Sean Tubbs2 years ago2 years ago046 mins

One reporter’s account of a delegation to Champaign-Urbana to take a look at how the public system there has a dozen buses that run on hydrogen. Charlottesville Area Transit will try out that sort of vehicle beginning in 2027.

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  • Climate Action

Youngkin: Virginia will no longer require all vehicles to be fossil-free by 2035

Sean Tubbs2 years ago2 years ago07 mins

Governor Youngkin and the Senate Minority Leader sought an opinion from Attorney General Miyares on the topic, the second time that the administration has sought an executive end-run around defended legislation

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Public hearing on Charlottesville enacting a $340 connection fee to natural gas

Sean Tubbs2 years ago2 years ago011 mins

There are public hearings on water, sewer, and natural gas rate increases. But that’s not all! This newsletter documents most of what is on the agenda for tonight’s regular meeting of Charlottesville City Council.

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  • Climate Action

Albemarle offering new round of climate action grants

Sean Tubbs2 years ago03 mins

The first round of grants include support for a workforce training program for solar installers and an effort to bring awareness of the role prairie grass can play for restoring habitat.

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Danish firm may build hydrogen plant in Chesterfield County 

Sean Tubbs2 years ago2 years ago04 mins

Members of City Council questioned whether there will be a source of fuel to power a hydrogen fuel cell vehicle in 2027.

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  • Climate Action

UVA makes eleven sustainability awards for activities in 2023

Sean Tubbs3 years ago3 years ago05 mins

The eleven awards went to people taking steps to help the community achieve climate action goals

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  • Land Use - University of Virginia

UVA wins three sustainability awards

Sean Tubbs3 years ago3 years ago03 mins

At the end of their meeting on December 7, 2023, the Buildings and Grounds Committee learned of several awards from…

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City Council votes to support lawsuit to stop Virginia from leaving carbon trading program

Sean Tubbs3 years ago3 years ago04 mins

The Southern Environmental Law Center filed suit in late summer against the Virginia Air Pollution Control Board and the Department…

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  • Climate Action
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Charlottesville prepping for more work on Downtown Mall trees

Sean Tubbs3 years ago3 years ago08 mins

A dozen and a half people gathered on a recent Monday evening on the Downtown Mall outside the Charlottesville Parks…

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