Henrico supervisors pass ordinance banning firearms in county facilities
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Henrico’s Board of Supervisors voted on six land-use cases Sept. 8, approving three cases and deferring another three until Oct. 13. Supervisors deferred a provisional use permit case for a proposed seven-story development nearby Willow Lawn, which would include 224 residential units, about 2,500 square feet
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Hadad’s Lake redevelopment cases likely headed for deferral; Henrico planners to begin work on cannabis zoning rules
Two cases involving the proposed redevelopment of the former Hadad’s Lake property now are expected to be deferred when the Henrico Planning Commission meets Sept. 10, while a newly added agenda item will begin laying the groundwork for how Henrico regulates future marijuana businesses. An updated agenda for the
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Henrico Environmental Watch: Air-permit violations, PFAS rules and data-center wetland review among August developments
Editor's note: In this new monthly feature, the Citizen will spotlight environmental issues, violations, proposals, permits and other related news from throughout Henrico County. A chemical manufacturer’s air-permit violations, proposed new PFAS discharge-monitoring requirements and a state environmental review involving more than four acres of
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Henrico supervisors to consider school-zone speed cameras, six land-use cases Sept. 8
Henrico supervisors are scheduled to vote Sept. 8 on an ordinance permitting speed cameras in school zones and also are expected to consider six land-use cases, including the proposed relocation of a private school; a mixed-use development near Willow Lawn; a trucking operation seeking to resolve zoning violations;
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