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CASEY: Will twice-rejected Brandon Avenue apartments proposal return? - Vimarsana News

CASEY: Will twice-rejected Brandon Avenue apartments proposal return?

When City Council Monday rejected rezoning for a 69-unit apartment and townhouse development along Brandon Avenue, opponents in the room applauded. But that vote was 4-3, and one of the

Roanoke Planning Commission endorses Fralin's renewed Brandon Avenue proposal - Vimarsana News

Roanoke Planning Commission endorses Fralin's renewed Brandon Avenue proposal

The City Council will now take up the matter.

Garland: 6 reasons to oppose Brandon Avenue rezoning - Vimarsana News

Garland: 6 reasons to oppose Brandon Avenue rezoning

As a developer, I am pro-economic development and recognize the need for more residential properties in Roanoke.

Controversial Brandon Avenue apartment project returns to Roanoke City Council - Vimarsana News

Controversial Brandon Avenue apartment project returns to Roanoke City Council

Controversial Brandon Avenue apartment project returns to Roanoke City Council The plan includes 54 apartments and an extra 15 townhomes New push for Brandon Ave apartments in Roanoke ROANOKE, Va. – A plan to make more than 50 apartments along Brandon Avenue stirred up some controversy four years ago. Roanoke City Council ended up striking it down, but the project is now back. There is a new rezoning application for 54 apartments and an extra 15 townhomes near Brandon Avenue. Four years ago, a similar plan was struck down by city council after numerous complaints from neighbors. There are c...

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Stream restoration aims to reduce water pollution - Vimarsana News

Stream restoration aims to reduce water pollution

Work to rehabilitate eroded Roanoke Valley streams continues incrementally, aiming to improve the quality of impaired waterways feeding into the Roanoke River. Restoration began this month in Vinton along 1,000 feet of embankment on Wolf Creek at Goode Park, said Roanoke County Engineer David Henderson. “If you protect the tributaries, you’re going to protect the river,” Henderson said. Part of Wolf Creek is dammed while a specialized excavator on the muddy streambed grades gentler slopes along the banks and a pump temporarily redirects the flow of water further downstream. âÂ...