Sanders provides update on his work plan as City Manager
Sanders has been on the job for a nearly a year and went through some of the achievements made during his administration and his attempt to keep city government boring
Sanders has been on the job for a nearly a year and went through some of the achievements made during his administration and his attempt to keep city government boring
There’s a lot happening at tonight’s City Council including a public comment period at the end on “framework plans” for Court Square Park and Market Street Park.
The topping off ceremony for the expansion of Buford Middle School and the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Belmont Bridge took place within two days of each other.
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.
The report contains a list of statistics about crime and police activity
Anyone with an interest in the future of the Downtown Mall might consider reading the report and weighing in. There’s a link in the story.
Several intersection projects are expected to be underway soon
Marta Keane visited elected bodies in both Albemarle and Charlottesville
The urban forest management plan is one of many open bids for services requested by the City of Charlottesville
The presentation will go over tenants rights in Virginia and will be live-streamed on Charlottesville’s various video services