At a 6 p.m. Henrico Board of Supervisors meeting Oct. 28, county staffers will introduce an ordinance to establish Virginia’s first local animal cruelty registry in Henrico.
The board next would hold a public hearing and then vote on the ordinance at a Dec. 2 meeting. If approved,
Henrico County will begin providing annual residential leaf-collection services in November, with both free and paid options available for residents.
Free collection of bagged leaves will begin Monday, Nov. 10 and continue through Sunday, Feb. 8. Crews will work week to week in five zones; each zone will be collected
Varina District Supervisor Tyrone Nelson and Henrico Planning Director Joe Emerson presented the county’s new land conservation proposal to Varina District residents at an Oct. 20 community meeting.
The proposal, which Emerson introduced to the Henrico Board of Supervisors last month, would place about 27% of the Varina District
Henrico’s Board of Supervisors Oct. 14 unanimously approved four rezoning cases that will bring 251 new apartments and single-family homes to the county at a board meeting.
The approval allows developers to construct two five-story buildings that will house 150 multi-family apartment units and additional office spaces in the