City leaders announce a planned use for revenues from the proposed casino in South Richmond, a development agreement for GreenCity is up for a vote, and GRTC’s new transfer station opens today.
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The Agenda: Local government briefs for 8.28.23
The third time proves the charm for a years-in-the-making Hanover development, and improvements at high schools in Chesterfield and Henrico are recognized.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 8.21.23
Richmond considers a mixed-use project in Carver and proposed changes to Airbnb-style home rental rules, and a shopping center redevelopment and apartment complex are up for votes in Chesterfield.
The Docket: Local court roundup for 8.3.23
A law firm says a cable company has charged it for years for an internet service it asked to be disconnected, and made false representations to prevent the firm from discovering the overbilling. (BizSense Pro subscription required)
‘This place has to be unique’: Master plan unveiled for next 37 acres of Sauer Center
Following on the success of the Whole Foods and CarMax-anchored first phase, Sauer Properties is looking to effectively build a new neighborhood from scratch in the next leg of its Sauer Center development in the city.
Architecture Review: VCU’s New STEM Building checks many boxes (Guest Commentary)
The new building’s interior delivers big time. But the exterior, sorry to say, is a clunker amidst its domestic-sized Franklin street neighbors — like an over-sized cruise ship docked at a comparatively diminutive port, say Key West or Dubrovnik.
The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 4.25.23
A nonprofit introduces its new CEO and president. A local news magazine names a GM. More new hires and promotions in law, real estate, construction and more. (BizSense Pro suscription required)
City takes back Public Safety Building property after development stalls
The downtown site has reverted back to city ownership, after the project had not progressed according to an agreement with the developer, whose principals are also behind GreenCity in Henrico and had proposed the failed Navy Hill project.
Henrico forms financing authority for arena-anchored GreenCity
The CDA, or community development authority, is the fourth in the county’s history. Its members include execs with local Fortune 500s and a retired county attorney.
Breaking Ground: Local building permits for 11.23.22
A $112 million commercial development in Henrico tops the list this week. (BizSense Pro subscription required)