At issue in the case is whether the City of Charlottesville needed to have performed a more rigorous analysis of the effects of the new Development Code on the city’s transportation infrastructure capacity. But first, Judge Worrell has to decide if the plaintiffs have the right to bring the case.
For now, the U.S. Clean Water Act is law of the land and there can be hefty fines for knowingly defying its protective provisions.
Two agricultural companies in the region have received a grant from the Commonwealth of Virginia to purchase equipment to expand their business.
Rosenberg is retiring after a 27-year career in public service, leaving a top vacancy in Albemarle County government.
While we’re close to a national holiday. there’s still local business to attend to in Fluvanna County in the final meeting listed in this week’s Week Ahead! Subscribe to make sure you know what’s coming up in local government.
Police Chief Michael Kochis gave his presentation to Council at the invitation of City Manager Sam Sanders. There’s a link to the presentation in the story.
Learn more about the five new appointees to the Board of Visitors, a body with the power to decide what gets built at UVA and the greater community
The topping off ceremony for the expansion of Buford Middle School and the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Belmont Bridge took place within two days of each other.
Albemarle and Charlottesville are both considering the use of ranked choice voting in 2025 and looking at Arlington County is a good way to become familiar with the method.
The third daily train would be years away, but planning is in the works