After construction stalled at its Chesterfield indoor farm and led to lawsuits and a bankruptcy filing, Plenty Unlimited is moving forward with plans to complete the work after all.
The upcoming 123,000-square-foot store would replace the existing 58,000-square-foot Kroger that is less than a mile away.
The $25 million lab will handle research and development as well as quality testing for Civica’s nearby pharmaceutical plant in Petersburg.
“The Blue Heron has been a constant in mine and my family’s life for 20-plus years. Lots of celebrations there, I’ve had a number of first dates there,” Whisk owner Billy Bryan said of his desire to take over the riverfront restaurant.
GRTC confirmed this week it is planning a pair of Pulse stations at the intersection of Broad Street and Parham Road. That marks a change in direction from a nearby property on Old Parham Road that was recently purchased by the county.
The university’s Board of Visitors provided formal approval for those steps as well as an updated six-year capital plan at its meeting last week. The board also voted to increase the tuition rate by 2.5% in the upcoming academic year.
As it pieces together a $1 billion factory in Chesterfield, the Danish toymaker has another sizable build in the works in a neighboring county.
Though it continues to take steps in planning for the facility, Topsoe said the uncertain outlook for the future of federal funding incentives has prompted it to slow the pace of the Chesterfield project’s development.
The two upcoming buildings come as the initial phase of a four-building expansion at the center at 10390 Lakeridge Parkway and just northwest of I-95’s interchange with Sliding Hill Road.
The health system announced it will open a 20-bed neonatal intensive care unit at the Children’s Hospital of Richmond at VCU, adding to an existing 40-bed NICU on its downtown campus.
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