Tom McCrystal has a nice post.
Conserve energy (no longer available).
The NYTimes causes a stir this morning with a report on the housing market. Why does their story get so much buzz and press?
Greene faces its future with their Board of Supervisors elections (archived: 2005).
Greene also moved closer to approving their first CIP.
Development issues in Louisa and Fluvanna (no longer available). This is a novel concept –
Harrison Rue, Thomas Jefferson Planning District Commission (TJPDC) (archived: 2015), acted as facilitator for the Monday, Sept. 12 meeting. He urged the group to make a conscious effort to link land use to transportation, find ways to support development that brings in jobs, create community gathering places, and attempt to answer the question, “What makes a place a place?” (Bolding mine)
Everything in this region always comes down to money, politics and growth.
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