Fredericksburg City Council October 14 Meeting Preview
Agenda includes a public hearing on the adaptive reuse of the old Mary Washington Hospital.
By Adele Uphaus
MANAGING EDITOR AND CORRESPONDENT
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Fredericksburg City Council will meet Tuesday for a work session beginning at 5 p.m. and a regular business meeting beginning at 7:30 p.m.
Before the work session, City Council members will be present at a 4 p.m. groundbreaking ceremony for upgrades to the Wastewater Treatment Plant at 700 Beulah Salisbury Road.
Work Session
There are four items on the work session agenda:
Interview applicants to fill vacancies on the Architectural Review Board and the Building Code of Appeals Board
University of Mary Washington and Mary Washington Healthcare partnership
Dominion power poles
Regular Session
Consent Agenda
Authorizing appropriation of fiscal year 2025 carryover funds for the school grant fund and the school capital improvement fund and for certain capital projects.
Approval of minutes from meetings of the Architectural Review Board, Fredericksburg Arts Commission, Clean and Green Commission, Planning Commission, and Public Transit Advisory Board.
Public Hearings
Amending City Code and the Unified Development Ordinance to implement General Assembly-mandated changes to the development review process.
Granting a special use permit for 242 multifamily dwelling units in the old Mary Washington Hospital.
Council Agenda
Approval of minutes from Council’s September 9 work session, September 23 public hearings, and September 23 regular session.
Meeting Details
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