The staff in PEC’s Charlottesville office work with residents and communities to address land use and conservation challenges and opportunities facing the Charlottesville and Albemarle area. Learn more about our local approach in this interactive story map →
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Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for February 24, 2025
This week: Albemarle unveils its recommended 2026 budget, Fluvanna holds a meeting to update its comprehensive plan, and Greene County looks at the possibility of an ice park and a technology district …
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for February 17, 2025
This week: Charlottesville City Council to review how opioid settlement money will be used; Albemarle Supervisors to resume AC44 discussion …
Cville Area Week Ahead for February 10, 2025
This week: Public hearing in Charlottesville on parks and recreation master plan; Nelson Supervisors to consider Flock Safety cameras …
Join Us for the Fifth Annual Mobility Summit March 6 & 7
Join us for the 5th Annual Charlottesville / Albemarle Active Mobility Summit! …
Winter Updates from Albemarle & Charlottesville
This text was taken from an email sent Jan. 30, 2025. Sign up for email alerts → Biscuit Run Park covered in snow. Photo by Peter Krebs/PEC. Dear Supporter, In the last week, I’ve wandered …
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for February 3, 2025
This week: Charlottesville City Council to hold public hearing on appropriating nearly $22.4 million surplus; Albemarle Supervisors to hold one on 11 acre solar field …
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for January 27, 2025
Big week for Albemarle’s Comprehensive Plan update; Charlottesville City Council to hold budget work session …
Cville Area Land Use: Week Ahead for January 20, 2025
Charlottesville City Council to learn more about urgent infrastructure projects as well as $22.4 million surplus for FY24; Fluvanna Supervisors to consider meals tax …
AC44 | County Land Conservation Programs + New Solar Ordinance
An overview of the Jan. 8 Board of Supervisors AC44 comp plan update work session on the Rural Area and Land Use chapter and a preview Albemarle’s draft Solar Ordinance, which PEC has some concerns …
AC44 | Land Conservation is Climate Action
Public benefits of permanently conserved land include climate resilience, flood mitigation, wildlife habitat, air and water quality protection and viewsheds that contribute to a $1 billion tourism industry …
