Charlottesville to resume taking applications under voided zoning code
This is certainly not the last story that will be written about this ever-developing subject
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Sanders only had a few words to say about the zoning voidance at Council meeting
The city is not saying much yet about their legal response
“Terribly disappointing” – Charlottesville responds to voidance of city’s new zoning code
The city’s new attorney, John Maddux, will now be in charge of the response.
Charlottesville has paused acceptance of new land use applications
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Judge Worrell grants default judgement against city, voiding new development code
A day after the ruling, the city has not updated their website or provided any indication of what their reaction will be.
New documents filed in lawsuit against the city’s Development Code
The jury trial is scheduled for June 2026.
Charlottesville Board of Zoning Appeals to review 24 unit proposal on Barracks Road
Two neighbors objected to an administrative modification that would have been made by a city official.
City asks Judge Worrell to reconsider April ruling allowing anti-zoning lawsuit to proceed
Lawyers for the city want Judge Worrell to reconsider his April 16, 2025 ruling
Plaintiffs seeking voidance of Charlottesville zoning can move forward
An account of the court hearing on April 16, 2025 in the case White V. Charlottesville
Six units proposed to replace single family house in Locust Grove neighborhood
The six units will include at least three that will be restricted to individuals or households below a certain income level, but those details are not yet available for review.