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Henrico Board of Supervisors to consider 10 rezoning cases that would make way for 315 new residential units across the county
On Oct. 14 at 6 p.m., the Henrico Board of Supervisors will hear 10 rezoning cases and provisional use permit applications that would allow 315 new single-family homes, townhouses, and apartment units to be built in the county. A PUP case that involved a proposed data center off of
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Henrico Planning Commission endorses River Mill expansion, opposes 2 other residential cases
At its Oct. 9 meeting, the Henrico Planning Commission recommended approval of a proposal from Winfrey Homes LLC to add 39 single-family homes to the River Mill development in Glen Allen, at the intersection of Winfrey Road and Woodman Road. But the commission recommended denial of two other residential proposals
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Henrico's 'HEART' initiative invites nonprofits to apply for second round of Community Impact Grants
Henrico’s Environmental Action Resource Team, or HEART, is inviting nonprofit organizations to apply for the second round of grants to support projects that promote environmental sustainability in Henrico County. Applications for funding through the Community Impact Grants Program may be submitted online through Wednesday, Nov. 26. HEART representatives will
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Henrico to build $303M water pipeline to fulfill ‘all current water needs’ for county
By 2031, Henrico will be able to pump enough water to supply the entire county through a new $303-million water transmission main. The pipeline, which Henrico’s Board of Supervisors approved on Sept. 23, will connect the county’s water treatment plant in the West End to residences and businesses
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