Water resources and the school board will be among the topics of Tuesday’s meeting.
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Agenda Bristol: City council to make CDBG funding decisions at Tuesday meeting
The city’s Community Development Block Grant funding totals $273,131 for the coming year.
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Agenda Henry County: School maintenance and new housing
The board of supervisors will consider fund transfers for school maintenance projects and a contract to start work on Villa Heights’ first home.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Increasing real estate tax rate, eliminating vehicle tax and more on the table Monday, Tuesday
The potential change in tax rates, along with other income projections, are predicted to increase revenues by about $2 million next fiscal year.
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Agenda Montgomery: Bonus for county workers, broadband update
The board of supervisors is also expected to adopt the county’s six-year secondary road plan and transfer about $3 million within the school division’s capital fund for several projects.
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Agenda Danville: City seeking $1 million to transform blighted area to mixed-use district
Council will consider authorizing a grant application to provide funding for the city’s Five Forks Project.
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Agenda Roanoke: City council receives an extra $16 million in revenue, plans to use to offset overtime spending
The extra revenue comes mostly from delinquent real estate taxes paid and state funding, Director of Finance Margaret Lindsey said.
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Agenda Bristol: Planning officials considering changes to off-street parking requirements
The city has received a number of parking variance requests; the plan is to make the ordinance more flexible.
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Agenda Lynchburg: Real estate and lodging tax rates up for vote
To keep tax bills roughly the same as they are now, the council would need to lower the rate to 76.7 cents per $100 of assessed value.
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Agenda Martinsville: Council to dump old refuse ordinance
The city council will consider a new refuse ordinance that will include providing dumpsters for uptown businesses and residents.