The move comes after the city’s effort to take control of the former VI College property was stymied; the city is also considering deeming the property “criminally blighted.”
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Agenda Roanoke: City council to hold hearing on financing up to $25 million in deferred maintenance
The areas of work that the funds will be spent on include $4.3 million on elevators, $14.3 million on HVAC, $1.8 million on electrical replacements and upgrades and about $1.2 million on boilers.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Get Breezewood Drive construction updates, meet school superintendent on Thursday
The Lynchburg City Council will not meet again until August. In the meantime, information sessions on city changes fill the calendar.
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Agenda Montgomery County: Supervisors moving money as new fiscal year starts
Millions of dollars must be moved to appropriate money for specific future projects.
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Agenda Danville: City holds public hearing on housing action plan
The city needs a five-year plan and a one-year plan for housing in order to be eligible for HUD funding.
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Agenda Salem: City council to hold public hearing on request for a smoke shop on Electric Road
The planning commission recommended denial of the permit on a 3-2 vote.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Rules of conduct and more on a busy Tuesday
Tuesday will have three meetings, starting at 3 p.m.: the Physical Development Committee, a work session for the city council, and the regular meeting of the city council.
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Agenda Danville: Council to consider $3 million for grading project at Coleman industrial site
The city-owned site would be considered fully ready for industrial use after a project to grade 80 acres.
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Agenda Bristol: Planning commission to consider combining casino parcels
The Bristol casino owners are asking the planning commission to combine multiple tax map parcels into one large parcel and establish additional rights of way to the city, needed for sidewalks and other improvements.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Tax rate, budget votes are set for Monday morning
The Lynchburg City Council is down to crunch time to approve a budget and property tax rates for the 2026 fiscal year, which begins Tuesday.