The Goochland Board of Supervisors is slated to consider approval of a proposed 20-lot subdivision at its meeting Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of Goochland County)
Goochland supervisors to consider 20-lot subdivision
The Goochland County Board of Supervisors is slated to vote on final approval of a proposed 20-lot subdivision at its meeting Tuesday.
Oliver’s Trail LLC has filed a rezoning request to allow construction of 20 single-family homes on about 90 acres near the intersection of Newline and Cabin roads. The lots would be a minimum of 2 acres. The applicant wants to change the land’s zoning from general agricultural (A-1) to residential preservation (R-P) with proffered conditions, according to a staff report.
A public hearing will be held prior to the board’s vote. The Planning Commission previously voted to recommend approval, according to the staff report. Full agenda here.
Monolo joins Hanover supervisors as Beaverdam rep
- Robert Monolo was sworn in as the newest member of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors last week.
Monolo represents the Beaverdam District and will serve out what’s left of Aubrey Stanley’s term. Stanley died in December 2021 while in office. R. Allen Davidson had been representing Beaverdam as an interim appointee.
Monolo, a Republican, was elected in early November in an unopposed race for the seat. His first meeting as a county supervisor is expected to be the board’s Dec. 14 meeting.
Henrico’s Sandston library branch reopened last week after a 12-week renovation. (Henrico County photo)
Henrico completes Sandston library renovation
Henrico County completed a $411,000 renovation of its Sandston library branch, which had been closed since mid-September. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last week at the branch, which is the oldest in the county’s library system.
The renovation added A-frame shelving for browsing and book display, upgraded audio and video equipment, fresh carpeting and paint, and eco-friendly landscaping and resurfaced parking lots. An initial phase last year updated the building’s lighting to provide energy-efficient fixtures.
The branch will soon receive a computer work and play station similar to those designed for Fairfield Area Library, according to a release. The new Fairfield library opened in 2019.
The Sandston branch is located at 23 E. Williamsburg Road and is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, 1 to 9 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
RRHA adds to ranks with new senior vice president, other hires
The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority hired Darrell Davis as senior vice president of real estate and community development. His first day will be Dec. 15.
Darrell Davis
Davis has 30 years of development and finance experience and most recently was director of housing and neighborhood revitalization for Charleston County, South Carolina. He also has worked as development director for Miami-Dade Public Housing & Community Development in Florida and was chief development officer of the District of Columbia Housing Authority in Washington, D.C.
Davis adds to other recent hires made in RRHA’s real estate and community development division. They include Asset Manager Koya Johnson and Estate Manager Carmen Noviskey, who both started in November. Relocation Manager Tamatha Wright also will start Dec. 15.
The Goochland Board of Supervisors is slated to consider approval of a proposed 20-lot subdivision at its meeting Tuesday. (Photo courtesy of Goochland County)
Goochland supervisors to consider 20-lot subdivision
The Goochland County Board of Supervisors is slated to vote on final approval of a proposed 20-lot subdivision at its meeting Tuesday.
Oliver’s Trail LLC has filed a rezoning request to allow construction of 20 single-family homes on about 90 acres near the intersection of Newline and Cabin roads. The lots would be a minimum of 2 acres. The applicant wants to change the land’s zoning from general agricultural (A-1) to residential preservation (R-P) with proffered conditions, according to a staff report.
A public hearing will be held prior to the board’s vote. The Planning Commission previously voted to recommend approval, according to the staff report. Full agenda here.
Monolo joins Hanover supervisors as Beaverdam rep
- Robert Monolo was sworn in as the newest member of the Hanover County Board of Supervisors last week.
Monolo represents the Beaverdam District and will serve out what’s left of Aubrey Stanley’s term. Stanley died in December 2021 while in office. R. Allen Davidson had been representing Beaverdam as an interim appointee.
Monolo, a Republican, was elected in early November in an unopposed race for the seat. His first meeting as a county supervisor is expected to be the board’s Dec. 14 meeting.
Henrico’s Sandston library branch reopened last week after a 12-week renovation. (Henrico County photo)
Henrico completes Sandston library renovation
Henrico County completed a $411,000 renovation of its Sandston library branch, which had been closed since mid-September. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held last week at the branch, which is the oldest in the county’s library system.
The renovation added A-frame shelving for browsing and book display, upgraded audio and video equipment, fresh carpeting and paint, and eco-friendly landscaping and resurfaced parking lots. An initial phase last year updated the building’s lighting to provide energy-efficient fixtures.
The branch will soon receive a computer work and play station similar to those designed for Fairfield Area Library, according to a release. The new Fairfield library opened in 2019.
The Sandston branch is located at 23 E. Williamsburg Road and is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday-Wednesday, 1 to 9 p.m. Thursday and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
RRHA adds to ranks with new senior vice president, other hires
The Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority hired Darrell Davis as senior vice president of real estate and community development. His first day will be Dec. 15.
Darrell Davis
Davis has 30 years of development and finance experience and most recently was director of housing and neighborhood revitalization for Charleston County, South Carolina. He also has worked as development director for Miami-Dade Public Housing & Community Development in Florida and was chief development officer of the District of Columbia Housing Authority in Washington, D.C.
Davis adds to other recent hires made in RRHA’s real estate and community development division. They include Asset Manager Koya Johnson and Estate Manager Carmen Noviskey, who both started in November. Relocation Manager Tamatha Wright also will start Dec. 15.