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The committee forwarded a VDOT paving agreement and four honorary street‑designation ordinances to full Council with recommendations to approve, and continued two items (a Virginia Friendly Landscapes code amendment and a Westwood neighborhood land‑use study) to the July 21 LUHT meeting.
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The committee recommended the City Council approve funding and administration for the Chamberlayne Avenue paving project, putting that paving work closer to moving forward. Four street blocks were cleared by the committee to be officially named in honor of local individuals, but final approval goes to the full Council. Two items—a proposed change to the city’s weeds/landscape code and a request for a community‑informed land‑use and design study for the Westwood neighborhood—were delayed until the July 21 committee meeting, so no changes will take effect yet.
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