Multiple items on City Council’s consent agenda including $823K in affordable housing spending
Council will also approve a public arts program but with a lower initial cost that originally forecast
Infrastructure updates
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Area planners hear from VDOT about desire to coordinate transportation projects
The non-public Land Use and Environmental Planning Committee replaced a public body after 2019
5th and Avon Committee to get overview of upgrades to Old Lynchburg Road
The work will see about 650 feet of sidewalk installed from Timberland Apartments to near the city/county border close to Azalea Park
Charlottesville Utilities to replace gas line this summer as first phase of a West Main project
The first phase will begin around Beta Bridge and work southeast toward University Avenue
Downtown Mall streets to close this spring to replace crossings
The crossings will be closed until at least June 12 but might open up sooner if work is completed early
Work to begin this year on Crozet park and ride lot
Albemarle Supervisors had a briefing from the Virginia Department of Transportation on April 1
Governor Spanberger signs several bills including one that will increase amount of low-income housing tax credits
The deadline is April 13 for action to be taken on hundreds of bills
Charlottesville City Council briefed on low-barrier shelter by groups that provide the programming
Under the current proposal, three organizations would call 2000 Holiday Drive their new headquarters and would each perform a different function
Governor Spanberger announces environmental awards for Piedmont Housing Alliance, InBio, and Rockfish Valley Foundation
The awards were announced at the Environment Virginia Symposium
Charlottesville offers more details on Wednesday’s Council meeting on low-barrier shelter
This meeting will begin a new series of Wednesday work sessions for Charlottesville City Council