The new rules only apply to appointed bodies that are advisory in nature, but could pave the way to more information about what these groups talk about by allowing reporters and other interested people to watch the conversations.
What’s the market doing? Rather than give you potential trends, this is an anecdotal review of a time when high asking prices are being lowered to entice sales.
Members of the Albemarle County Planning Commission wanted to see more density at this project, but the applicant explained why they came back with a project smaller than the one they saw in October 2022.
The usage of federal funds requires certain notifications to be published in the newspaper of public record. Sometimes these make for interesting stories and tips. For instance, there’s a requirement to describe some of the jobs that may be made available as a result of this work. Take a look!
Both the city and the county have processes through which nonprofit agencies are funded. The application windows will open soon and elected officials in both communities had the chance to review potential changes.
Learn more about creative reuse in this article about how one local business is participating within a larger network.
The intersection of Hillsdale and Hydraulic is closed to through traffic while the signals are replaced with a free-flowing roundabout. The contractor has to be done by August 13.
The Square is the final project funded through Albemarle’s Neighborhood Improvement Funding Initiative. The story lists a whole lot of other projects in the works in Albemarle and Charlottesville.
Albemarle officials are hoping that higher pay might convince more people from Northern Virginia to decide to relocate to Rivanna Station for defense and intelligence sector jobs.
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.