Albemarle Supervisors to review transportation list with 169 projects
All of the candidate projects are at various stages in the design process and the list is a way of trying to anticipate and identify funding opportunities.
Albemarle Supervisors to review transportation list with 169 projects
All of the candidate projects are at various stages in the design process and the list is a way of trying to anticipate and identify funding opportunities.
Darden Towe Park committee to get updates on pickleball courts, Free Bridge Lane, and more
The 113-acre is jointly owned by Albemarle and Charlottesville
City Council to review the way Charlottesville funds nonprofits
Elected officials will get a look at all of the grant opportunities the city offers and will discuss participatory budgeting.
Charlottesville has doubled its taxable value in ten years
Since 2016, the city’s total taxable value has increased over 104 percent from $5.945 billion to over $12.16 billion.
Property owners in Mill Creek voting on easement for trail connection to Biscuit Run
Albemarle County is moving forward with other parts of a planned greenway to link the new park with Fifth Street Station and beyond
Biosolids company reduces amount of Albemarle land requested to be sludge eligible
A public meeting will be held on June 1 p.m. at 6 p.m. at PVCC to review the permit application
Charlottesville Planning Commission briefed on environmental reviews underway
An underlying theme in the plans is a desire to build more infill housing in Charlottesville
Procurement round-up: Charlottesville seeking firms to update stormwater management code
Looking through procurement notices is a good way to track what’s happening across local and regional government
Albemarle Supervisor Pruitt provides short briefing on low-barrier shelter plan
Another in a series of brief stories tracking the development of 2000 Holiday Drive
Public notice: Albemarle County Service Authority to hold public hearing on rate increases on June 18
Other notices include an ABC license for the Shake Shack and the terminations of art loans
