The Agenda

Packed agendas this week in Richmond and Henrico, Chesterfield approves two major development projects, and the city fills a vacant administrative position.

A Fan wine shop and Union Hill mixed-use building face the Richmond Planning Commission, Petersburg’s bond rating improves, and another former Goochland administrator takes a job with Hanover.

A mixed-use project in Church Hill rolls forward, two developments that total 1,200 new homes advance in Chesterfield and the Richmond City Council will consider a $77M ARPA spending plan.

VUU tower signage and Richmond’s “City Center” plan are on the Planning Commission’s agenda. Multifamily developments are proposed in Chester and advance in Henrico.

A planned extension of Charter Colony advances, a city real estate official takes a county job, and Henrico marks the completion of three school projects.

A Charter Colony extension is up for a vote in Chesterfield, zoning changes are proposed along West Broad Street, and a golf course in Henrico is cleared for development.

A proposed Church Hill mixed-use rehab gets a thumbs down, an Innsbrook mixed-use project and golf course development plan are up for votes, and Chesterfield mulls bonds for two new middle schools.

Richmond’s mayor names his chief of staff to be the city’s top administrator, Chesterfield funds buying a shopping center, and a 2,000-home project is OK’d next to Westchester Commons.

A 2,000-home development beside Westchester Commons is up for a vote, the 475-unit Oasis Park project advances, and Henrico starts an update to its comprehensive plan.

A Scott’s Addition apartment project is up for a vote, a nearly 500-home development is proposed in Chesterfield, and an events venue is floated in Hanover.