Should Virginia Build Housing for Public Servants on Public Land?
Virginia is looking at repurposing publicly owned lands to be affordable housing for public servants.
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Virginia is looking at repurposing publicly owned lands to be affordable housing for public servants.
Virginia’s worsening woes surrounding high housing costs have recently garnered the attention of state leader.
Several counties in the Richmond area are experimenting with use of public land to build affordable housing. Could other Virginia counties learn from their initiatives?
Matoaca District Supervisor Kevin Carroll will host a second community meeting Jan. 10, 6:30 to 8 p.m., to discuss concepts for the reuse of the former Matoaca Elementary School building and campus. The school, which sits on about 11 acres, has been vacant since spring 2021. The scheduled meeting, which will be held at the
Ettrick Landing will rise on land that was formerly occupied by the Ettrick Elementary School annex, previously known as Dupuy Elementary.