The Agenda

City Council meets Monday with business including the mayor’s recommendations for $15 million in projected surplus budget revenue, and Henrico County boards are back in session this week.

A City Council committee hears from consultants on the proposed Navy Hill redevelopment, Hanover County holds off a vote on a controversial mixed-use development, and a childcare business opens in a former auction house in Powhatan.

Richmond declares a $15 million budget surplus, a controversial mixed-use development in Hanover faces a deciding vote, and two high-profile projects get thumbs up in Chesterfield.

Carvana and a data center-solar farm hybrid are back before Chesterfield’s Planning Commission, Henrico lays groundwork for Regency Square’s mixed-use transformation, and a Richmond firm advises Petersburg and Ashland on bond refinancing.

Lots happening in Henrico this week with a $105 million bond issuance tied to a recent referendum, rezoning and permit requests for a shopping mall’s mixed-use conversion, a local architecture firm’s design contract goes up again, and a desired indoor arena for the county remains in play.

Wedding bells are closer to ringing at a Goochland County mansion pitched for an event venue and vineyard, Henrico looks to the Tar Heel State for arena inspiration, and Richmond’s mayor delivers the long-awaited Navy Hill redevelopment proposal to City Council.

Two large-scale rezonings pave the way for denser development in Richmond’s Monroe Ward and VUU area, the city hires a new building commissioner, and two high-profile projects face their first votes in Goochland.

Carvana hits a speed bump for its proposed distribution facility near Chester, a 323-acre project in Hanover gets thumbs down again on its way to county supervisors, and a five-story hotel is planned near the airport.

Richmond International Airport gets a new CEO, a local contractor fills in on a delayed capital project in Goochland, Richmond’s Shockoe Alliance group meets and plenty of high-profile projects go before area planning commissions.