A series of short updates from around the PEC region – Albemarle & Charlottesville, Clarke, Culpeper, Fauquier, Greene, Loudoun, Madison, Orange & Rappahannock.
Albemarle County & the City of Charlottesville
The staff in PEC's Charlottesville office works with citizens to solve the many land use and conservation challenges facing the Charlottesville and Albemarle area.
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for October 6, 2024
Albemarle PC to review new growth management language in draft Comprehensive Plan; Land bank ordinance goes before Charlottesville City Council
Reasons to Get Outside: Loop de Ville and a New, Central Greenway
Read on for a few upcoming events and a glimpse at a transformative greenway project that is within reach of being magnificent.
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for September 30, 2024
Transportation projects are focus of Albemarle Supervisors meeting; Public hearing for rezoning for 165 units on U.S. 29
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for September 23, 2024
Greene County Supervisors to talk mandatory utility connections with Planning Commission
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for September 16, 2024
Council to finalize loan agreement for Carlton Mobile Home Park purchase; Greene County PC to hold public hearing on expansion of Ruckersville Mobile Home Park
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for September 9, 2024
Greene County to consider limits on farm wineries and breweries; Nelson County changing locations for new Department of Social Services building
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for September 2, 2024
Memory Project to deliver report on role of Court Square in slave trade; Council to consider sidewalk waiver for private development on Ivy Road
Take Action Sept. 4: Cell Tower Ordinance Changes Loom
Next Wednesday, Sept. 4, the Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing to vote on the updated ordinance. PEC is supportive of some of the changes that the Board has proposed, but concerned about some of the protections that have been removed in the draft.
Make Conservation an AC44 Priority
PEC is advocating that, as part of the AC44 Comprehensive Plan update, Albemarle County should strengthen its land conservation programs.