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Amendments to Richmond Downtown Plan Adopted May 4

If you’re interested in digging in and see what amendments were proposed and accepted to the city’s master plan, download the pdf version here.One change you may have already heard about: Where property lies within a designated 100 year floodplain, the height recommendations (i.e. number of stories for the character Area should be calculated from [...]

Manchester planning session

The next phase of the downtown planning process features smaller neighborhood breakout groups. Tonight’s session focuses on Manchester and Blackwell. Everyone is invited to The Bankuet Place (the old Mechanics & Merchant’s Bank in Downtown Manchester) 1129 Hull Street, from 6-8PM. Of additional local interest may be the James River-specific session on February 19, 6PM, [...]

Downtown Master Plan soldiers forth

The next public hearing on the downtown Master Plan will be held tomorrow night, January 15, at 6:30pm in City Council Chambers on the 2nd floor of City Hall. As we mentioned before, while not directly related to our neighborhoods, a strong downtown is a win-win for everyone. The Westover Hills branch of the library [...]

Downtown Plan

Today at noon, the city will unveil the first draft of the new downtown master plan. Though the focus won’t directly impact the Forest Hill corridor, it’s still an important exercise for the city as a whole. The plan will be available for review on the City Website, all Richmond Public Libraries locations, Community Centers, [...]