A few stories you may have missed in the past few weeks - Ryan Homes out at Old Trail - I’m looking for the “$90,000 town house.”Crozet to tag historic structures and hereA restaurant to come at the 240/250 intersection? This intersection now is graded “F” - what’s next? F minus minus?
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Click through to read the entire release regarding possible upcoming changes in the Public School Feeder patterns and how you can get and stay informed.School Facilities Planning in the Western Feeder PatternOn a drive through western Albemarle County today the number of new homes being constructed will catch your attention…. The school division’s Long-Range Planning Advisory Committee, which includes citizen representatives, analyzes a variety of information related to school facilities and enrollment trends to create recommendations for the superintendent.In the latest CIP review cycle, the Long-Range Planning Advisory Committee completed its work in September 2006 and presented its recommendations to the superintendent, who forwarded the recommendations to the School Board without changes…. However, construction to create separate car and bus staging areas, and new parking, will begin design in fall 2008 and be completed in fall 2010.At its January 11, 2007 meeting, the School Board will receive a report for a timeline and process for developing recommendations to redistrict current Crozet students…. To read Policy FB, visit the school division website at www.k12albemarle.org and click on the “School Board” link which will take you to the on-line policy manual.We will continue to provide updates like this as the planning process takes place to keep you informed and ensure that our parents and school staff have the opportunity to participate in the public input process.
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Otto’s is now open. Shame it appears that a coffee shop won’t be coming in the near future. Otto’s has been duly added to the Crozet Map. Their phone number is 434-823-4200.
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School Board member Brian Wheeler’s comments.Mr. Franco just said the previous plan was up around 400 [units] for a neighborhood model development, keep in mind that the School Division’s long range plans that are in the Crozet Master Plan are based on a population of 12,000 people. That elementary school site was to serve that level of population. And my understanding is that the housing recently approved in Crozet would already exceed that [population] if it was all built and all the people moved in.Read them all.
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Just launched on Saturday! No RSS, but I created a feed here.Any other homeowners’ associations not listed?
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