The Agenda

Richmond adopts its budget for next fiscal year, Hanover considers a rezoning for a proposed car dealership, and Goochland scheduled info meetings on small-area plans.

Richmond’s proposed budget is up for potential adoption, Henrico adopts its budget plan, and townhomes and apartments are proposed in the county.

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.