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Jan 1, 2027·StrategicPlan
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City Of Richmond Strategic Action Plan 2027
This Strategic Action Plan Departmental Report for FY 2027 details the Mayor's Action Plan and connects it to department priorities and targets. The plan outlines seven key pillars for a thriving Richmond: a thriving City Hall, thriving neighborhoods, thriving families, a thriving economy, thriving and inclusive communities, a thriving and sustainable built environment, and a city that tells its stories. The overarching goal is to achieve a Richmond where all people and places thrive by focusing on effective governance, community well-being, economic opportunity, and environmental sustainability.
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City Of Richmond Strategic Action Plan Departmental Report 2027
The FY2027 Strategic Action Plan for the City of Richmond connects the Mayor's Action Plan to department priorities and performance targets. It is structured around seven pillars: A Thriving City Hall, Thriving Neighborhoods, Thriving Families, A Thriving Economy, Thriving and Inclusive Communities, A Thriving and Sustainable Built Environment, and A City That Tells its Stories. The overarching vision is to establish Richmond as a city where all people and places thrive.
Sep 28, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City Council Summary
The council considered numerous ordinances and resolutions, including various special use permits for residential and commercial properties, the establishment of an Affordable Dwelling Unit Advisory Committee, and acceptance of funds for the Pump House Roof Replacement project. The meeting covered budget revisions for neighborhood climate resilience, maintenance agreements for local cemeteries, and the acceptance of donated services to enhance certificate of occupancy processes. Legislative actions included amendments to City Code regarding parking and procurement, the adoption of an Emergency Operations Plan, and the establishment of a legislative agenda for upcoming General Assembly sessions. Additionally, the council reviewed a series of solar energy project agreements, many of which were rejected.
Sep 15, 2026·BoardMeeting
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City of Richmond Planning Commission Regular Meeting
The Planning Commission conducted a meeting involving several agenda items. Key discussions included the authorization of special use for multifamily dwellings at 1209 Overbrook Road, which was continued to a later date, and the approval of a renovation project for Little John Park as part of the Consent Agenda. Additionally, the Commission discussed and continued to a later date an ordinance regarding special use for single-family attached dwellings at 5706 York Road.
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