The Agenda

City Council considers changes to Richmond’s TOD zoning district, and several area boards welcome new members and elect leaders.

Powhatan supervisors consider allowing small-scale meat processing in the county, the Chester YMCA plans an expansion, and Richmond City Council appoints a new member and city auditor. (BizSense Pro required)

A massive redevelopment project near Willow Lawn is up for a vote, and Henrico opens its indoor sports and events center. (BizSense Pro required)

Chesterfield holds a topping-off ceremony for the first building at the Springline redevelopment, and a pair of sizable apartment projects are up for votes in Richmond. (BizSense Pro required)

Solar-powered apartments planned in Henrico vie for a $33 million bond request and the county rolls out the final phase of its online development portal. (BizSense Pro required)

A years-in-the-making plan for the Shockoe area is up for an adoption vote Monday. Henrico holds its annual State of the County address and breaks ground on a new $15 million police station. (BizSense Pro required)

A second community development authority is in the works for GreenCity, and a proposed 1,200-acre data park is up for a vote in Hanover. (BizSense Pro required)

A Goochland deputy county administrator is leaving her post about a year after she took the job. Plus, Henrico is nearing the end of its $280 million Cobbs Creek Reservoir project. (BizSense Pro required)

Hanover supervisors approve a larger Kroger store in Mechanicsville, and a new area land-use plan is approved in Chesterfield. (BizSense Pro required)

Henrico breaks ground on its first leg of the Fall Line Trail and Chesterfield carves out piece of Upper Magnolia property for new high school. (BizSense Pro required)