Henrico County pushes back on US Census Bureau population estimates; Henrico supervisors approve a mixed-use development in Highland Springs and begin a weeklong budget review today; a popular Henrico restaurant is closing after nearly 50 years; projects impacting Henrico approved as part of federal legislation that averted a partial government shutdown.
The Henrico Board of Supervisors in September approved redevelopment plans for Reynolds Crossing that will turn the office park (at the intersection of West Broad Street and Forest Avenue) into a mixed-use development with approximately 1,500 residential units. The development is expected to proceed in six phases during a
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Henrico Board of Supervisors Chair and Varina District Supervisor Tyrone Nelson has been elected vice chair of the Central Virginia Transportation Authority, which helps fund regional transportation projects. A new board of directors officially began its term July 1. Hanover County Supervisor Sean Davis was appointed chair of the authority,
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The Henrico Planning Commission Sept. 12 recommended approval of a plan to convert the Reynolds Crossing office park, located at the intersection of West Broad Street and Forest Avenue, to an urban mixed-use development zoning district. During the next 20 years, this new Reynolds Crossing would shift to a mixture
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The Henrico County Planning Commission Sept. 12 is scheduled to consider a proposal from the owners of the Reynolds Crossing Office Park in the Near West End that would convert the 52-acre property into an urban mixed-use development with more than 1,500 residential units and 31,000 square feet
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