The changes include a second assistant city manager, and a new position of transportation administrator.
Central Virginia Battlefields Trust Seeks to Preserve Land Across from Fredericksburg National Cemetery
A local developer wants to build 110 townhouses on what is considered an historically significant site.
Fredericksburg City Council, EDA “Forge Shared Path and Vision”
“We have a lot of work to do, and it’s exciting that we’re doing it together.” -Amy LaMarca
City Council Rezones Commercial Land for Hamptons Phase II Townhomes and Apartments
Construction of The Hamptons Phase II is expected to begin in 2018.
Fredericksburg City Council and EDA to Host Joint Work Session
The meeting at 7 p.m. November 15 is open to the public.
Fredericksburg Chamber President Susan Spears Receives Metzger Award
The award honors individuals who uphold high standards in their personal and professional lives.
Bill Freehling Named Fredericksburg’s Director of Economic Development and Tourism
Freehling, who has served as interim director, will begin his new role immediately.
City Council Approves George Street Brownstones, $300K Incentive Package
City Council’s approvals mean the law suits surrounding the project will be dismissed.
Public Hearing Remains Open on George Street Brownstones
City Council plans to vote on the certificate of appropriateness and the $300K performance agreement at their October 25 meeting.
Fredericksburg City Council to Hold Biennial Planning Meeting
The two-day meeting is open to the public.
City to Request $101M in State Transportation Funds
One project would include merging of the Lafayette Boulevard multiuse trail and Virginia Central Railway Trail.
Fredericksburg Dedicates the Doris E. Buffett Pool at Dixon Park
City Council voted unanimously to name the pool in honor of the philanthropist, whose donations have provided free admission for city residents.
City Pool Renamed in Honor of Philanthropist Doris Buffett
Buffet has contributed $500,000 over ten years to fund admission to the pool for city residents.
City Council Approves Liberty Place Development, Tax Incentive
The project will include residential condominiums, retail/office space, restaurant space, and a three-level parking facility.
EDA Votes to Fund $300K Incentive to Settle NBB Lawsuit
If approved by City Council, the city would reimburse the EDA from the real estate tax increment generated by the mixed use development.
Future of National Bank Building May Head to Trial
Fredericksburg Circuit Judge Herbert Hewitt declined to dismiss three lawsuits over the property.
City Council Works to Clarify Laws on Airbnb Rentals
“Airbnb is a positive alternative for some travelers.” Catherine Dodd, Airbnb host.
City Council Honors Karen Hedelt
Hedelt worked for the city for 35 years.
Riverfront Park Moves to Engineering Design Phase
The full engineering design is expected by the end of 2016, with construction in 2018.
Mayor, Council Members Take Oath of Office
The ceremony was held in historic Town Hall Market House.