Preservation Virginia’s list of endangered places include Wertland district, entire alignment of Valley Link Transmission line
Preservation Piedmont hopes to find a buyer for 1301 Wertland Street
Land Use – Charlottesville
Stories about zoning and other aspects of the Development Code within the City of Charlottesville
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Increased cost of right-of-way negotiations for Stribling Avenue upgrade leads to temporary pause
Only a quarter of the necessary parcels of land have been purchased with some hold-outs demanding over $100,000 for easements
Charlottesville to commemorate Mel’s Walk on May 30
The 700 block of West Main Street will receive an honorary street name commemorating Melvin Walker
Charlottesville site plans: Seven units at 1101 Cherry Avenue, Pollocks Branch bridge, and a boutique hotel in Court Square
Another look at how Charlottesville is changing through a summary of site plans
Many details remain to be worked out for how three groups will work together at Charlottesville’s future low-barrier shelter
One outcome of the May 13 work session is an agreement to meet every two weeks to continue progress toward an operational plan
Development Plan updates ranging from small to large
A periodic look at the status of several projects seeking to increase residential density in Charlottesville.
Tree Commission presents recommendations for how City Council can help increase tree canopy
This report comes at a time when the City of Charlottesville is also studying ways to change environmental regulations to encourage more infill development
Council holds first reading on how to use CDBG funds in 2026
CDBG stands for Community Development Block Grant
Charlottesville to form committee of developers to encourage more Missing Middle housing
The next clean-up of the zoning code gets underway soon with a new subcommittee
Charlottesville City Council approves funding for affordable housing projects
The Charlottesville Affordable Housing Fund was created in 2008 and is now one of several sources of money the city offers to nonprofit developers