City Combines December 12th Holiday Market With Little City Sips
Restaurant owners who helped develop and have participated in other Little City Sips events this year were surprised by the City’s decision but plan to participate.
Restaurant owners who helped develop and have participated in other Little City Sips events this year were surprised by the City’s decision but plan to participate.
The City’s Arts and Humanities grants, totaling $78,500, were awarded to seven groups in the City but left out two local nonprofits that organize high-impact City events.
The City Council prioritizes flexibility for the developer over citizen concerns about increased heights, reduced setbacks, and minimum parking requirements.
With low-income housing tax credits expiring and the increasing value of the land, The Fields may be redeveloped at market rates.
To help residents save money and energy and improve their indoor air quality and safety, the City of Falls Church is offering free home energy audits, valued at $400-$600.
Council votes unanimously for developer’s alternative plan to expand affordable housing on the Virginia Village site. Urban Atlantic releases its concept drawing.
City Finance Director reviewed how a C&I tax on commercial properties can be used for transportation projects. City Council is considering enacting it for the next fiscal year starting July 2027.
City Council is expected to choose the top-ranked developer the same day the evaluation committee presents its recommendations. Zoning remains unsettled.
The Commissioner of the Revenue has employed a variety of strategies from postcard mailings to license plate recognition to achieve gains in collections.