Friends of Bryan Park has scheduled a second public meeting to discuss the proposed Shirley development. Our second community meeting about the proposed subdivision is Monday (April 30th) night at 7pm. We will meet at Shelter 1. Topic: Updates since our first meeting 2 weeks ago.
Tonight (April 16th) at 7pm the Friends of Bryan Park will hold a meeting to discuss their recent conversations with Mr. Motley (the property owner and developer) and possible options as a group. If you’re interested in the impact the subdivision may have on Bryan Park, head on over to Bryan Park Shelter 1 tonight. [...]
An update from the Friends of Bryan Park on the proposed Shirley development: At a Friends of Bryan Park board meeting on March 27, Dr. Norman Merrifield, the Richmond Director of Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities, stated that under no circumstance would the City allow part of the Park to be used as a construction [...]
This was sent in to me by a couple of people this weekend. A real estate developer is planning on turning several acres of the wooded area north west of Bryan Park into a development for 42 “modular” houses. The land is just over the Richmond City limits in Henrico but is adjacent to the [...]
Richmond BizSense is reporting that Diversity Thrift, which is owned by the Richmond Gay Community Foundation, will be selling its building near the Diamond. RGCF purchased the building in 2004 for $900,000 but never used all the space, said executive director Bill Harrison. “The bottom line is the building is too big,” Harrison said. “The [...]
The City has issued a Notice of Adverse Effect for the demolition of 209 & 211 West Brookland Park. You can download the entire notice here (PDF). If you have questions or objections you can contact Thomas.Potterfield@richmondgov.com (804.646.6364). no later than August 2nd.
A couple days ago Richmond Bizsense ran a big giant list of recent foreclosures and three were in the Northside. Details after the jump.
3424 Carolina Avenue has been fast-tracked for demolition for a variety of (obvious) reasons. People wishing to comment need to talk to Thomas Potterfield before May 30th.
