RealCrozetVA

Trying something new.

Earlier this week, I walked out of my house today to be greeted by 50-80 kids and parents riding bikes and scooters to school.

tl;dr: The Board of Supervisors meets Wednesday, October 7.

A client called me this week and asked, “What’s going on in the Crozet market?”

This is nowhere near comprehensive, and I didn’t intend it to be.

What if — you took the bus to work for a week?

First, read the story at Charlottesville Community Engagement, which I noticed after I finished my first draft of this post.

I’m testing something with this post.

There is always a lot happening in Crozet.

The Crozet Car Show returns to Pollak Vineyards on September 19, 10am to 3pm — 330 Newtown Road, Greenwood, just past Crozet off of Route 250.

“How’s the Crozet Real Estate Market?”

Public hearing Tuesday (night before school starts!)

In 2017 I wrote, “Roundabout Coming to 250 & 240 — Sooner than Expected” May 2024 brought, “240/250 Roundabout – Construction Winter 2024?

Question: What’s going on on 240 near the veterinarian?

We Have Stuff, and We Have More Than We Might Think.

This should be fun.

I debated waiting until early July to post this so that we’d have end of month data, but I doubt we’ll see big surprises when the end of month closing data rolls in.

I am genuinely curious as to where the Planning Commission and Albemarleians (and Crozetians) would want new homes to be built.

I read almost all of what Sean puts out in Charlottesville Community Engagement, and happily pay for it.

I had the opportunity sit in on a zoom this morning where Joe Fore and Lee Cilimberg updated some Charlottesville Realtors on the state of the Downtown Crozet Initiative.

Wow.

Riding up to Mint Springs this morning, we were met with a bunch of trees down and a fencing around the lower pond.

The Crozet Cares Closet is growing, and that’s good and bad.

The Crozet real estate market continues to move, and parts are moving quickly.

Anyone interested in live-tweeting this meeting (on bluesky or threads), please message me or text. 434-242-7140.

I say “I don’t know” a lot.

Two weeks.

Just a reminder for no particular reason that there is an amazing bus service to Charlottesville from many parts of Crozet.

From a reader: Dominion Energy has proposed a rebuild of an existing 230-kV transmission line from Dooms in Augusta County to Charlottesville to sustain reliability.

I was meeting clients recently at the Mudhouse and they asked me about the plan for solving school overcrowding and the Albemarle County budget.

I’m republishing the following with the permission of Michael Monaco.

Now they are aiming for 18 units. bolding below is mine.

I unfortunately missed the CCA (Crozet Community Association) meeting a few weeks ago if anyone attended and wants to add their thoughts, please do do in the comments, or email me and I’ll be happy to grant you space to publish your thoughts.