The Agenda

TOD zonings are sought for sites near Rocketts Landing and in Shockoe Bottom. Rebkee gets thumbs up for two projects in Henrico.

500 apartments are pitched for Virginia Center Commons, a 41-acre development gets a thumbs up in Goochland, and Richmond’s budget director takes a job in Hanover.

A 41-acre mixed-use development in Goochland, rezoning proposals in Shockoe Bottom and The Diamond area, and Powhatan holds a budget hearing.

The City of Richmond prepares to unload 77 surplus properties, Chesterfield ponders a Rockwood area development plan, and Goochland adopts a budget and names a community development director.

A 575-unit residential development is up for review in Chesterfield, Powhatan supervisors consider solar farm policies, and nonstop flights to Chicago start at RIC.

Chesterfield adopts its budget as Richmond holds a hearing, a Virginia Center Commons zoning review, and public comments end on the Fulton Gas Works demo plan.

City planners consider street murals on the Southside, public comments start on the city’s Fulton Gas Works demo plan, and budget season continues.

Richmond and Henrico get grant funds for brownfield assessments, the city looks to paint its Pulse bus lanes red, and Petersburg’s bond rating improves again.

Budget hearings and work sessions abound this week. Hanover defers a vote on age-restricted townhomes and gives a thumbs-down to a 64-home subdivision.

Budget season continues with more spending plans pondered. Hanover supervisors reject a proposed commercial and residential development.