Entrance Corridor A Green CityCharlottesville citizens live in a community with a vibrant urban forest, tree‐lined streets, and lush green neighborhoods. We have anextensive natural trail system, along with healthy rivers and streams. We have clean air and water, we emphasize recycling and reuse, and weminimize storm‐water runoff. Our homes and buildings are sustainably designed and energy efficient.
Caitlin Childhood is a brief season A protectorate, a state of grace, practicing humanity Saw Caitlin married yesterday. Ate a meal with her family and friends. Celebrating a new season. great fortune being there then, here now observation, method and implementation in another 20 years I hope I can glimpse Caitlin’s world.
Rivanna River Charlottesville and Albemarle officials meet today, discussing the courts, regional transit and the Rivanna River. 3:00 CitySpace, 100 5th Street Northeast
H.T.Ferron Demo is well underway at the former H.T.Ferron ready-mix plant on Carlton Avenue. No one in the neighborhood gets to sleep late. Lots of noise needed to take apart a concrete plant. Coming soon for the rock pile, a 52,939 square foot building. PHASE II (PARCEL C) – 54 (1-3 BEDROOMS) APARTMENT RENTAL UNITS PROPOSED.NOTE, A MINIMUM OF 30% AFFORDABLE HOUSING, DEFINED AS RESIDENTS EARNING UP TO 60% OF AREA MEDIAN INCOME,SHALL BE INCLUDED ON THE THREE PARCELS. Where does one locate affordable housing? Everywhere! But so far our City seems slow to learn that lesson. We concentrate.