Piedmont Virginia Community College’s plans for campus expansion are stalled until the state releases $1.3 million in promised facilities funds.
At a board meeting on Wednesday, PVCC President Frank Friedman said the state community college facilities manager wasn’t releasing the money promised to the school.
The college planned to use those funds to move forward on its master plan, which includes expanding its main building and building two other classroom buildings on its campus south of Charlottesville.
“It’s not expected to jeopardize the overall project,” Friedman said. “But it could be on hold anywhere from six to 12 months.”
