Charlottesville’s appointed officials sought fiscal clarity from Charlottesville’s elected officials during a budget work session on November 12 that sought to … More
Category: Meeting Reports
Design panel shows tentative support for mural for Starbucks on West Main
The Charlottesville Board of Architectural Review has indicated at a preliminary review that it would support a mural on the side … More
Parking panel supports non-police enforcement
A volunteer group created to help shape policy about parking and transportations issues in downtown Charlottesville has endorsed a proposal from … More
Council briefed on ways to slow down Fifth Street Extended
Charlottesville City Council spent about an hour last night discussing ways to address speeding concerns on 5th Street Extended, a … More
Council approves agreement for Friendship Court funding
Charlottesville City Council has endorsed an agreement that describes how a $5.5 million loan from the city to the Piedmont Housing … More
Council approves HUD-required recovery agreement for Charlottesville public housing
The Charlottesville City Council meeting on October 19, 2020 lasted until nearly midnight. When I began my reporting from it … More
Public housing projects move forward after Council talks on CRHA financial sustainability, CCDC property tax liability
On October 19, 2020, Charlottesville City Council signaled they would approve a performance agreement for direct city investment of $3 … More
Council moves forward with application for Preston/Grady intersection
The Charlottesville City Council has agreed to proceed with a funding request to redevelop the intersection of Preston and Grady, … More
Albemarle Supervisors briefed on progress of climate action plan
Resources: Climate Action Plan Albemarle County 2015 Comprehensive Plan (table of contents) JUNE 17, 2020: Work in Albemarle County to … More
Audio recap of the January 6, 2020 Charlottesville City Council meeting
The first Charlottesville City Council meeting of 2020 is on the books, providing a small glimpse into how elected government … More
