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A look at the second section of the city’s new zoning code
Lyle Solla-Yates, chair of the Charlottesville Planning Commission, wants clarity in the zoning code, but says he didn’t expect the process to take this long. “The more we fix,” he says, “the more we realize is broken.” Photo by Eze Amos.
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