Brian Wheeler, the Executive Director of Charlottesville Tomorrow, joins Coy Barefoot each and every Tuesday at 5:00 PM to talk about the latest in growth and development in Charlottesville and Albemarle County. This week on the show:
- Brian and Michael Bisceglia praise the take-away buffet at Peking Chinese Restaurant on 4th Street NE
- Charlottesville Tomorrow has announced their presence on Facebook
- Brian comments on Gerald Baliles’ speech to the Virginia Press Association about the decline of newsgathering in Virginia
- Judge Jay Swett denies an injunction that would have stopped construction of the Meadowcreek Parkway. A further hearing is set for mid-May
- Only one more vote is needed for the City Council to change its mind on the Parkway
- The Albemarle County Service Authority has announced rate increases for next fiscal year
- The RWSA and residents of the Greenbrier, St. Charles and Locust Grove neighborhoods have been in negotiations for the easement for the Meadowcreek Interceptor. There was an information meeting about the project on St. Patrick’s Day, as covered by Charlottesville Tomorrow
- A new roundabout is planned for the Village of Rivanna, as unveiled at an Albemarle County Planning Commission work session
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