The City Council Work Session included discussions on the fiscal impact of adding Cost of Living Adjustments (COLAs) to the Employee Retirement System. The Council also reviewed regulatory changes resulting from the 2026 Special Session Budget Bill, specifically regarding the adult-use commercial cannabis market and hemp/tobacco retail locations. Additionally, the session included a closed meeting to discuss the acquisition and disposition of real property and prospective economic development opportunities.
Oct 6, 2026·
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The Council discussed several land use and infrastructure items, including the postponement of a special use permit for an accessory structure and the approval of a zoning map amendment for North Woodberry Avenue. Several ordinances regarding the vacation of unimproved public rights-of-way and alleys were approved. First readings were conducted for revenue and general obligation bonds to finance utility and governmental expenditures, as well as budget appropriation amendments for utility bonds and an aviation funding grant. Additionally, the Council authorized temporary construction easements for a natural gas extension project and a sanitary sewer reimbursement agreement. Members also heard updates on the city's community satisfaction survey and various upcoming local events.
Feb 21, 2023·Board meeting
Danville City Council Second Regular Meeting
The council received a presentation regarding the PLAN Danville 2040 Comprehensive Land Use Project. Firefighters addressed the council regarding staffing, recruitment, and retention concerns. The council approved budget appropriations for a Virginia Land Conservation Foundation grant and discussed General Fund financials. A resolution was adopted to amend the Council's Rules and Procedures, and ordinances were presented for first reading concerning a firefighter grant and Comprehensive Services Act funding. The Mayor announced updated guidelines for public communications and upcoming community events.
