The Albemarle Planning Commission has voted 4-2 to recommend zoning changes to facilitate the opening of more bed and breakfasts in the county’s rural areas. Albemarle’s zoning code currently allows property owners to open up to five rooms to overnight... »
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Increasing awareness of how closely Central Virginia’s history is tied to farms and produce was the topic of discussion at the first Central Virginia Food Heritage Gathering. Monday’s event welcomed those invested in increasing local food efforts to sh... »
After evaluating the inventory and location of land zoned for light industry, the Albemarle Planning Commission concluded Tuesday that the county’s rural interchanges on Interstate 64 should not be targeted for further development. County staff had pre... »
The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality is moving ahead with an effort to clean up four polluted streams in Albemarle County and Charlottesville. Lodge Creek, Meadow Creek, Moores Creek and Schenks Branch are all considered to be impaired by t... »
Albemarle County Supervisor Ann H. Mallek is seeking changes to the county’s zoning code to allow for more lodging opportunities to be offered in the county’s rural areas in order to promote agribusiness and tourism, with an eye toward more bed and bre... »
When it comes to our quality of life, another survey has found that nearly all local residents view the area’s rural countryside as an important contributor. The connection to the rural countryside appears especially strong among residents of Nelson Co... »
The Albemarle Planning Commission has voted 4-2 to recommend zoning changes to facilitate the opening of more bed and breakfasts in the county’s rural areas. Albemarle’s zoning code currently allows property owners to open up to five rooms to overnight... »
