The food bank confirmed it’s behind Project Nourish, the code-named industrial project in the works for Goodwin-owned land near St. Joseph’s Villa. The move would free up its current location near the Diamond District.
The mayor’s proposal would hold the line on current tax rates while increasing the general fund budget by 13 percent, a jump in spending driven by anticipated increases in tax collections.
The commercial real estate brokerage is donning its developer cap for the project, which will consist of 160 income-based units.
The settlement requires that Henrico invest $1 million in an environmental project and includes commitments from the county to improve its sewage treatment plant and collection system, as well as how it notifies the public of sewage spills.
Lingerfelt and Hourigan are doing a joint venture with OrthoVirginia to develop the building, which would rise just east of Bon Secours Westchester Medical Park.
Proposals aimed at helping businesses include a utility connection fee waiver to encourage hotel construction and redevelopment in the county.
Henrico County is starting work on its $20 million Taylor Farm Park just as development gets going across Williamsburg Road on hundreds of homes from Godsey Properties.
A Hopewell nonprofit releases a promotional video, a Richmond studio and photographer collaborate on a campaign for Wounded Warrior Project, and a local agency plants seeds for a new office in New York. (BizSense Pro subscription required)
The massive development from Northern Virginia firm Kettler was approved in December for 400 homes, a restaurant and a seven-story hotel.
The former Laurel Park Shopping Center at Hungary and Woodman roads is being replaced with an 18-building development consisting of hundreds of apartments and townhomes.
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