In search of more starter homes, some ZAC members think Richmond ought to allow even smaller lots
“We need more starter homes.”
Sarah Vogelsong
After more than a century, Richmond’s historic Pump House is getting a new roof
“People love the sort of mystique of it.”
Avula administration says deferral program would cost city millions, require 20 new Finance staffers
“We don’t feel this is really a core function of the Department of Finance.”
City Council backs creation of energy efficiency program for Richmond residents
Six members of the City Council are supporting a plan to develop an energy efficiency program that could help residents and businesses use less — and spend less on — gas and electricity.
City nets $1 million in overdue utility bills from repayment campaign
DPU said it will begin disconnecting service to customers who are delinquent and not on a payment plan on April 21.
Bryan Park dams to be removed as part of broader stream restoration
Two dams that have held back the waters of Upham Brook in Bryan Park for more than a century are headed for demolition.
For some Richmonders, code refresh is a promise for a better future
“There are a lot of Richmonders that are renters, and they want to have a say as well.”
