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The project is expected to be completed sometime in late 2023.

The new addition to the city skyline west of downtown is the first along that stretch of Broad Street to take full advantage of the 12-story heights allowed under the city’s TOD-1 zoning.

Richmond planning director Olinger abruptly resigns after decade BizSense file) Correction: Deputy Director Kevin Vonck was hired in August 2020. An earlier version of this story said he was hired the previous year based on information from the city that was incorrect. Richmond’s planning director for the past decade is no longer with the city. Mark Olinger, the city’s director of planning and development review for nearly 10 years, resigned Friday, a city spokesman confirmed. A reason for ...

City withdraws Pulse zoning changes, plans to revisit proposal next year December 10, 2020 21 Renderings show potential building heights along Broad Street and Hermitage Road near the Science Museum of Virginia based on the city’s Pulse Corridor Plan. ( Images courtesy of the city of Richmond) Just days before it was to go to the City Council for a vote, the latest round of proposed zoning changes tied to the city’s Pulse Corridor Plan has been withdrawn following months of opposition from ...