Gainesville Local Government Real Estate
Citizens group announces effort to recall Gainesville Supervisor Pete Candland
By E. Bruce Davis, Observer staff 06/30/22 / Gainesville / Local Government / Real Estate /
According to Elena Schlossberg, executive director of the Coalition to Protect Prince William County, the lawsuit would be based on the assertion that Candland has violated the direction of Amy Ashworth, Commonwealth Attorney: “That Candland should neither discuss nor vote on anything related to the PW Digital Gateway or the Data Center Opportunity Zone Overlay District.”
CONTINUING REPORT: How Pandemic is affecting local businesses
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By E. BRUCE DAVIS, Observer staff 12/08/20 / Business / Real Estate /
Ashley Leigh, founder of Linton Hall Realtors®, has been involved in real estate for 24 years. He has seen good and not-so-good times, sellers' and buyers' markets. COVID-19 has presented a unique situation, but nothing his team cannot handle.
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Do you support Rt. 28 bypass or not?
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FROM Northern Virginia Transportation Alliance 08/04/20 / Manassas / Money & Taxes / Real Estate / Transportation /
After delaying the vote on July 14th, the Prince William Board of County Supervisors will decide whether to approve or vote against the Route 28 Bypass at its August 4th meeting.
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PWC wants community opinions as it searches for new planning director
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FROM Prince William County Government 08/04/20 / Local Government / Money & Taxes / People & Places / Real Estate /
The Board of County Supervisors would like input from members of the community to understand opinions on current Planning Department operations as well as hopes for its future. Residents are invited to complete a short survey (available in several languages).
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Manassas residents given options to make their opinions known on proposed city budget
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By PATTY PRINCE, Communications Director, City of Manassas 04/13/20 / Breaking News / Local Government / Manassas / Money & Taxes / Real Estate /
City of Manassas is offering options for residents to make their opinions known on proposed budget and tax rates.
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Manassas city revises development reviews & permits; virtual inspections offered
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FROM Staff Reports 03/25/20 / Breaking News / Business / Health & Safety / Local Government / Manassas / Real Estate /
As of March 26, 2020: Virtual inspections will be the only building-related inspections available until further notice. Find out more https://www.manassascity.org/DocumentCenter/View/35154/virtual-inspections
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PWC offers application drop-off for Development Service agencies
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FROM Prince William County Government 03/23/20 / Breaking News / Business / Health & Safety / Real Estate /
Now that Prince William County government buildings are closed to the public, Development Service agencies have implemented an Application Drop Off location outside the building. The Drop Off is located on the Plaza side of the building.
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PW County to halt interior inspections of occupied dwellings for 30 days starting March 23
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FROM Eric M, Mays, P.E., PWC Building Official 03/19/20 / Breaking News / Health & Safety / Local Government / People & Places / Real Estate /
Effective March 23, 2020, Residential Inspections that require entry into an existing occupied dwelling will be suspended for 30-Days. This applies to inspections conducted by the Building Construction Inspections Branch, the Special Inspections Section, and the Building Code Enforcement Section
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Supervisor Lawson to hold Feb. 24 Town Hall on Devlin Road development proposal
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FROM the Office of Brentsville Supervisor Jeanine Lawson 02/12/20 / Breaking News / Bristow / Environment / Health & Safety / Local Government / Real Estate /
Jeanine Lawson, Brentsville District Supervisor, has announced that she will host a town hall regarding the Devlin Road development proposal on Monday, Feb. 24 at 7 p.m. at Chris Yung Elementary School. The application includes 516 homes built on 269 acres, bordered by Linton Hall and Devlin Roads.
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Nuclear power emergencies: FEMA to test eliminating sirens and using phone alerts only
US Department of Homeland Security, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has given six days noticeof a virtual public meeting on June 28, 2022 for public comment on a significant change to Virginia’s alert and notification system for nuclear power plant emergencies. FEMA will conduct an exercise of the new system --no warnings only cell phone alerts - on June 28, 2022.
