Judge Worrell denies Charlottesville’s motion to reconsider recent ruling
The next step is to schedule the next hearing
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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
U.S. Supreme Court throws out $43 million damages award against Dewberry firm
There is still no sign that anything will change anytime soon with the abandoned structure
Judge Worrell will not step away from lawsuit against Charlottesville’s new zoning
The next step in the legal battle is on March 26, 2025 when a hearing will be held on other pending motions.
Judge Worrell rules Council had authority to approve apartment building at 2005 JPA
The ruling was issued on January 14, 2025.
Charlottesville responds to new anti-zoning complaint; Plaintiffs call for Judge Worrell to recuse himself
The latest in a legal fight about the rules of development in Charlottesville
Plaintiffs file amended complaint in case against Charlottesville’s new zoning code
Circuit Court Judge Claude Worrell dismissed two of four counts against City Council in November in White v. Charlottesville
Albemarle Board of Zoning Appeals to take up case of buildings on Polo Ground Road that staff declared illegal
The property owner claims neither Albemarle nor the Virginia Department of Transportation were authorized to conduct a search of the property.
Judge rules Youngkin’s withdrawal from RGGI was unlawful
The ruling will likely set up a spirited debate in the next General Assembly while the case is appealed in Virginia’s court system.