Nelson Supervisors agree to contribute $10,000 to housing study
The funding will help cover the costs to hire the Virginia Center for Housing Research at Virginia Tech to update data on the topic.
The funding will help cover the costs to hire the Virginia Center for Housing Research at Virginia Tech to update data on the topic.
The item is one of several on the Nelson Board of Supervisors’ agenda for October 8, 2024.
The new rule will likely not have any effect on current planning efforts in any of the localities, but may set the stage for a larger regional conversation about growth and development.
There are a lot of items on the agenda of the Nelson County Board of Supervisors and this is perhaps the best source to learn a little about what decisions might be made.
Now that an update of the Comprehensive Plan is completed in Nelson County, attention to the zoning code begins with today’s meeting.
A summary of what items are before the Nelson County Board of Supervisors at their meeting on August 13, 2024
The trend of higher prices across the region continued in April, May and June.
The TJPDC passes the money on to groups such as the Albemarle Home Improvement Program who then work with property owners on small projects to preserve existing houses.
St. Dunstan’s Academy wants to be able to operate a sawmill to harvest time for their new building. One of the last remaining sections of Wintergreen’s Stoney Creek subdivision is moving forward. Lots of details at government meetings.
While Comprehensive Plans are aspirational, zoning codes are binding instructional manuals that say what can happen. Nelson Supervisors will also select what transportation project to apply for this year.