The Agenda

Wegmans’ planned distribution facility in Hanover goes before the county planning board, city planners review a Hardywood-centered mixed-use project and 12-story tower near VCU, and budget season gets underway with several spending plans rolled out.

Key votes before City Council on Monday could decide the fate of the proposed Navy Hill project, the city’s short-term home rental rules face a deciding vote and Hanover presents next fiscal year’s proposed budget.

The Salvation Army secures a new site in Northside, a gold mine operation is proposed in Goochland, and Hanover holds an info meeting on a proposed Wegmans distribution facility and regional HQ.

Short-term home rental rules spread to Henrico, RRHA advances plans to revitalize Creighton Court, and a former county administrator who resigned at his board’s request is set to receive severance pay.

River parks and views are on agendas in the city, short-term home rental rules go back to committee, and plans for a Ukrop’s food hall are under review in Henrico.

A tech manufacturer plans $75 million in upgrades to its Chesterfield plant, RRHA gets a funding boost and a county’s top administrator resigns in this week’s roundup.

Proposed rules and a request for short-term residential rentals go before the city planning commission, a new coffee shop is planned at a Henrico shopping center, and an area municipality improves its bond rating.

Local businesses and nonprofits pitch in on a renovation of Richmond Social Services’ Child Protective Services room, a 1,250-unit residential development advances in Chesterfield, and City Council’s Navy Hill advisory group delivers its report this week.

Hanover takes some time on its review of an appeal of an industrial park site plan, Goochland opens a new agricultural center and launches related initiatives, and several high-profile projects across the region go before boards this week.

A 500-home project proposed off Brook Road in Henrico faces a deciding vote, Hanover mulls a proposed industrial park and an appeal of an approved one, and Chesterfield pulls from BPOL tax revenues to beef up economic development efforts.