The Richmond area has lifted mandatory water restrictions that limited when residents could water their lawns and wash their vehicles.
The region ended the restrictions on Monday because the water level in the James River has risen to three times the minimum flow required under a regional management plan for the river.
The restrictions ended immediately in Richmond and the counties of Henrico, Chesterfield, Hanover and Goochland. The restrictions had been in place for three months ago.
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Mechanicsville and Glen Allen 2007 best Places to live!
Mechanicsville, VATop 100 rank: 54
Population: 36,400Median home price (2006): $267,969Average property taxes (2006): $1,624Mechanicsville, a suburb of Richmond, is a portrait of small town living, hosting local events like the yearly Tomato Festival. It is within driving distance to Washington, D.C., as well as historic Williamsburg, which are about 100 miles and 50 miles away, respectively. Mechanicsville also has a rich history of its own as the site of key Civil War battles.
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Glen Allen, VATop 100 rank: 66
Population: 14,000Median home price (2006): $235,885Average property taxes (2006): $2,055Pint-sized Glen Allen couldn't hide in the shadows of Richmond if it tried, with world-class facilities such as The Glen Allen Stadium (which opened last April and is slated to host this summer's Babe Ruth League World Series) and The Dominion Club (where Virginia's only PGA Tour-sanctioned event is played). Glen Allen also scores major points in economic growth: The 25-year-old Innsbrook office park spans across over 850 acres, and is home to several Fortune 1000 companies.
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(Source: CNNMoney.com)
Population: 36,400Median home price (2006): $267,969Average property taxes (2006): $1,624Mechanicsville, a suburb of Richmond, is a portrait of small town living, hosting local events like the yearly Tomato Festival. It is within driving distance to Washington, D.C., as well as historic Williamsburg, which are about 100 miles and 50 miles away, respectively. Mechanicsville also has a rich history of its own as the site of key Civil War battles.
See complete data and interactive map for Mechanicsville
Glen Allen, VATop 100 rank: 66
Population: 14,000Median home price (2006): $235,885Average property taxes (2006): $2,055Pint-sized Glen Allen couldn't hide in the shadows of Richmond if it tried, with world-class facilities such as The Glen Allen Stadium (which opened last April and is slated to host this summer's Babe Ruth League World Series) and The Dominion Club (where Virginia's only PGA Tour-sanctioned event is played). Glen Allen also scores major points in economic growth: The 25-year-old Innsbrook office park spans across over 850 acres, and is home to several Fortune 1000 companies.
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(Source: CNNMoney.com)
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