Dairy Market expansion sparks tense meeting over affordability, 10th and Page’s future

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (WVIR) – A proposed third phase of Dairy Market brought the 10th and Page Neighborhood Association and Stony Point Development Group face-to-face Wednesday night.

The community meeting at the Jefferson School African American Heritage Center focused on a proposal to add 277 apartments, a 133-room hotel and a parking deck near Preston Avenue. The development proposal remains under review by the City of Charlottesville.

The neighborhood association came to the meeting with a two-page letter outlining five requests for what should happen next…

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