A framework created by members of the Charlottesville Housing Advisory Committee, if adopted, has the potential to alter the way consultants and planners think about the city’s future land use map.

Chapter 4, Land Use and Strategic Growth, details existing land use in the city, the cost of growth, strategic growth areas and transportation. It also contains the new future land use map and ...

The future land use map would change Midtown's classification from "Central Urban" to "Urban Residential," which is "intended to provide low to medium density residential uses with allowances for ...

The Bastrop City Council unanimously approved the city’s future land use map on Tuesday after a lengthy discussion on the specifics of proposed land use downtown. James Cowey, the city’s ...