“Being able to get it out of VDOT was the largest hurdle,” the county manager said of Henrico’s latest push for a long-sought interchange at I-64 and Gayton Road and other traffic improvements planned for the area.
A double play of sorts for Henrico recreation and sports tourism played out over the course of four hours Tuesday.
The group behind the proposed Richmond Amphitheater announced Monday it has worked out a performance grant agreement with the City of Richmond to make the downtown riverfront venue a reality in time for the 2025 outdoor concert season.
The doomed downtown development that has ended up costing VCU Health at least $80 million to exit appears to have been ill-fated nearly from the start, documents show.
Following similar efforts in the areas around Rockwood Park and the former Southside Speedway, Chesterfield County is working on new guidelines for the future transformation of a swath of property around the Chippenham Parkway and Iron Bridge Road interchange.
A pair of Chesterfield manufacturers seek tax breaks from the county, a 25-home subdivision is up for a vote in Hanover, and the RRHA relocates its headquarters.
In the works for four years, the 150-page document supplements the citywide Richmond 300 master plan. Feedback can be provided through the summer on the draft plan, which is posted online.
Two years after it ceased operations in the face of an unfavorable FDA decision, Richmond-based Avail Vapor – or at least what’s left of it – is renewing a legal battle to right what its founder sees as a regulatory wrong.
Richmond adopts its budget for next fiscal year, Hanover considers a rezoning for a proposed car dealership, and Goochland scheduled info meetings on small-area plans.
The known cost for the health system to walk away from the project on the site of the city’s Public Safety Building appears to be closer to $80 million – and could end up being higher.
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