The Richmond City Council has unanimously approved the sale of a city-owned property to Planned Parenthood for $10, allowing the organization to establish a new clinic on the Northside. This decision comes amid a significant increase in out-of-state abortion patients seeking services in Virginia, where abortion laws are more permissive compared to neighboring states. The proposed clinic, which will cost approximately $6 million to develop, aims to provide a range of healthcare services beyond reproductive care, including cancer screenings and general health services. The decision faced opposition during the public comment period, with critics questioning the low sale price and its implications for local education funding. Supporters, however, emphasized the clinic's importance for healthcare access in the community, particularly for women. Despite legal threats from anti-abortion groups, city officials maintain that the sale adheres to existing ordinances and supports the city's commitment to reproductive healthcare access.