New counsel will review suggested ordinance changes that will shape the Board’s role before a planned meeting with City Council.
Author Archives: Anastasiia Carrier
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Posted inGovernment and public institutions
Fluvanna Board of Supervisors approves Tenaska plant despite Planning Commission’s opposition
Supervisors voted 4-1 in favor of the proposed power plant, which now needs state-level approval before construction can begin in 2028.
Posted inNewsletter
Fluvanna Supervisors meet March 18 to decide fate of proposed Tenaska plant
The meeting follows a heated Planning Commission meeting in January.
Posted inOur neighborhoods
How do you use Charlottesville Area Transit? Take an on-board survey to let CAT know
The on-board survey, conducted in a partnership between the City of Charlottesville and UVA, will take place on select bus routes and will help to collect crucial data about transfer locations.
Posted inHealth and safety
Free pop-up healthcare clinic coming to Fishersville in March will offer exams, glasses and more
The nonprofit’s pop-up clinic requires no ID or insurance — but spots fill fast.
Posted inHealth and safety
Help shape the future of fire and emergency services in Charlottesville
Residents are invited to share insights and identify priorities for the Charlottesville Fire Department at a March 4 town hall.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions
Fluvanna County Planning Commission votes against Tenaska’s special use permit for proposed gas plant
The vote is another setback for the company’s proposed second gas plant. The county’s Board of Supervisors are scheduled to make a final decision on the project in March.
Posted inHealth and safety
Seven years in, Charlottesville’s police oversight board is moving forward with its first review of a police internal affairs investigation
With all seats finally filled, the Civilian Oversight Board is moving past its “trial-run” phase to begin active case work and street-level engagement.
Posted inHealth and safety
Virginia experiencing severe blood supply shortage amid decreased donations
Weather-related cancellations and seasonal illness have left the regional supply 35% lower than average, putting some patients at risk.
Posted inGovernment and public institutions
Tenaska files appeal after Fluvanna Planning Commission votes down gas plant proposal, citing incompatibility with comprehensive plan
The Fluvanna Board of Supervisors is planning to consider the appeal during their meeting on Mar. 18.
