The Agenda

Items tied to the Diamond District make the rounds in City Hall, a slavery museum location study could lead to property acquisition, and a dozen candidates vie for two seats on the Hanover School Board. (BizSense Pro subscription required)

Budget season continues with a hearing in Richmond, vote in Henrico and approval in Goochland, and Chesterfield gets an update on its Spring Rock Green redevelopment. (BizSense Pro subscription required)

Richmond gets a new city attorney, Chesterfield appoints its first tourism director, and Henrico wraps up a $1.8M road improvement project.

Henrico holds a budget hearing this week, Chesterfield approved its $1.9B budget, and a new I-95 bridge is on the drawing board near the GreenCity development site. (BizSense Pro subscription required)

U.S. Sen. Mark Warner delivers a $14 million federal assist for Richmond’s housing availability efforts, and Chesterfield supervisors vote on the county’s proposed budget this week.

A 260-unit apartment project in the Museum District goes before Richmond’s Planning Commission this week, a 176-lot subdivision proposal in Hanover is up for a final vote, and Richmond’s city attorney resigns following a DWI charge. (BizSense Pro subscription required)

A Ukrop’s-anchored mixed-use project and a sizable rezoning from Sauer Properties are up for votes in Henrico, and Richmond and Chesterfield roll out their proposed budgets.

Proposed Diamond District-related and TOD zoning discussions on the city’s agenda this week, a $1.3M grant for the ‘Reconnect Jackson Ward’ effort and a new county administrator named in Powhatan.

The City Council weighs $3.5 million in required upgrades to The Diamond, VUU is awarded a permit to keep illuminated logo signs on its belltower, and budget season gets underway.

A developer tweaks its plan for a residential subdivision on a 161-acre site in Hanover, residential rental inspection districts are proposed in Richmond, and Goochland considers zoning changes for solar facilities.