Riverbend Development seeks permission to build more homes at Brookhill
The additional homes would be built in the town center, an area that will also have less commercial space than originally anticipated.
The additional homes would be built in the town center, an area that will also have less commercial space than originally anticipated.
The meeting is a chance for the two Planning Commissions to learn about efforts to reduce greenhouse has emissions and continue preparations for a changing climate.
The one-year pilot begins on Friday and will provide a car-free experience for people using it.
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.
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.
Among the items is a request for a study of ways localities could assist with rent stabilization if older apartment complexes are purchased by investment companies. Theoretically.
Legislation passed in 2020 has now been implemented into regulations and the Rivanna Water and Sewer Authority has concerns about how that might work logistically in this region.
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.
The recommendations shown to the Board of Supervisors are still at the conceptual level with no final decisions expected for a while.
The Albemarle Planning Commission meets at 4 p.m. today for a work session on growth management in the county