Albemarle ARB to review Holly Hills subdivision, three other projects
The Holly Hills community will feature 390 units made up of apartments and townhomes. Supervisors approved a rezoning in June 2024.
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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.
Charlottesville City Council to hold public hearing on use of CDBG money for pedestrian bridge, finalize legislative positions
A group is also expected to present a petition seeking a second crosswalk on Elliott Avenue and more improvements to improve pedestrian safety.
Albemarle and Charlottesville planning bodies to meet together for first time in six years
The meeting is a chance for the two Planning Commissions to learn about efforts to reduce greenhouse has emissions and continue preparations for a changing climate.
Charlottesville Redevelopment Housing Authority to set fair market rents, approve construction contract for first phase of new HQ
The meeting begins at 6 p.m. in City Council Chambers
Albemarle Planning Commission to review draft land use chapter in AC44
The work session will feature a discussion of land use categories which tell landowners what the county would like to see happen on each parcel of land.
Consultant to present survey results for Greene County recreation center
The results from the survey are just one portion of today’s meeting of the Greene County Board of Supervisors
Charlottesville City Council to hold public hearing on $50K for ReadyKids
Other items on the agenda include a public hearing on a lease for the Rivanna River Company, a decision on whether to allow Mas to construct in the public right of way, and Council’s legislative priorities
BAR to take up replacement of 5-unit building with 9-unit building
The meeting begins this afternoon at 5:30 p.m. in CitySpace in Charlottesville
Technical committee to review map for updated functional classifications
The revisions happen every ten years after a U.S. Census and include requests from localiites