Potentially, if Biscuit Run and North Pointe are built out. Charlottesville Tomorrow has an excellent round-up of last night’s sessions. If you are concerned or curious about growth issues in the region, you have no excuse for not being informed.
The DP has a good summary here (no longer available).
Listening this morning to WINA discuss the slew of accidents and traffic tie-ups all over the County and City, I was amused to hear someone call in and ask … (paraphrased) “Now, do they still think it’s a good idea to build all of those homes?”
Affordable housing? North Pointe has that:
Approximately 10 percent of North Pointe’s housing would be designated affordable, which means each unit must cost no more than $190,000. There would also be “not a lot of” workforce housing costing around $238,000, Chuck Rotgin of Great Eastern said.
I’ll believe it when I see it.
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