Supervisors to consider $2.78 million shortfall for Louisa County turf fields
Louisa County appears to be proceeding with two turf fields rather than reduce the scope of the project.
Louisa County appears to be proceeding with two turf fields rather than reduce the scope of the project.
One way to keep an eye on local government is to see what goods and services are being purchased.
The results from the survey are just one portion of today’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors
The Virginia Parks and Recreation Society recognized Charlottesville for using goats to help remove unwanted vegetation in some areas
Other items on the agenda tonight include a restoration of fees for fire safety inspections, a confidential settlement agreement, and a resolution to reprogram some federal funds for a new trail at Jordan Park
The track chairs will make their debut at the Tunnel Accessibility Day on October 1, 2024, an occasion that has already sold out.
The two items covered in this post are at the 4 p.m. Charlottesville City Council work session.
Council has approved the acquisition of land for a pocket park in the Meadows neighborhood, land to complete the 250 Bypass commuter trail, and land along Moores Creek to help complete the city-wide green belt.
Public input sessions will be held this summer including a public hearing at City Council’s meeting on Monday, July 15.
A summary of a summary of items that various Charlottesville officials have been working on in the last month or so. What jumps out at you?