Albemarle staff present Albemarle Supervisors with new information on AC44
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Albemarle Planning Commissioners request different designations for different kinds of rural land
Albemarle County is slowly going through the Comprehensive Plan, and this publication is slowly writing up each work session.
Albemarle PC to continue review of next Comprehensive Plan, hold public hearing on rezoning for 134-unit Crozet development
There’s an online petition with over 470 signatures asking the Planning Commission to reject the rezoning for Oak Bluff
AC44 Recap: A quick summary of the November 12, 2024 Planning Commission
There are a lot of meetings about the AC44 process and I make an attempt to write them all up even if it may take a moment to get to the summaries!
Albemarle County to get outside help to review of how development area is used
A 2022 study found that 20 developments built in the late 2010’s only came in at 58 percent of what was allowed under the Comprehensive Plan. Supervisors want more metrics.
Albemarle PC to hold another AC44 work session, two public hearings
One of the public hearings is for a special use permit for an automotive repair shop off of Route 20 between Scottsville and Charlottesville.
Albemarle Planning Commission briefed on land use chapter of new Comprehensive Plan
Where will people live in the future in Albemarle County? That’s one of the big questions underpinning the update of the Comprehensive Plan.
Albemarle Supervisors discuss growth management policy at AC44 work session
The AC44 process is now in its third phase as the actual language of the update is slowly revealed to the Planning Commission, the Board of Supervisors, and the public.
Albemarle Planning Commission to review draft land use chapter in AC44
The work session will feature a discussion of land use categories which tell landowners what the county would like to see happen on each parcel of land.
Albemarle PC begins review of new AC44 language on growth management
Albemarle Supervisors have already determined that growth area expansion won’t happen with the current Comprehensive Plan cycle, but at least one Planning Commissioner said more land is needed for new homes and jobs.