The affordable housing between Meade Avenue and Fairway on Chesapeake Street. Here are some ideas from the planners about what will look good in the place of your modest house.
Bye-bye Part II
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Category Archives: Woolen Mill
Sean Tubbs reports
Wednesday June 2 the Albemarle Board of Supervisors will receive an update on a project to extend the Old Mills Trail along the Rivanna River. “Implementation of the Old Mills Trail Extension between Pantops and Milton will require the acquisition of easements across multiple properties,” reads the report. “This easement acquisition process is partially complete. The remaining properties where greenway easements must be obtained are now all owned by the Thomas Jefferson Foundation (Monticello) following their recent acquisition of the last remaining privately-owned riverfront parcel in this planned greenway corridor.”
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View from the right bank of Moores Creek
Historic renovation is fine.
Renewal
new life
City of Charlottesville
The City of Charlottesville’s Preservation Planner, Mary Joy Scala, is a miracle in action. She makes things happen, sees something else that needs doing, makes that happen. Never pauses to say “hey, look what I did”. She just is out there, working. Bumped into some of her work today, a listing on the City’s website about the Woolen Mills Village National Historic District.
Rivanna Trails Foundation
View from the Rivanna Trails Foundation trail parallel to Moore’s Creek. Looking east toward the Woolen Mills Village.