The Agenda: Local government briefs for 5.20.19

Chesterfield
The planning commission meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The county’s general services department is seeking a permit for an unmanned auto self-service station on 49 acres at 13900 Hull Street Road. Full agenda here.

Supervisors meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Business on the agenda includes a public hearing on an update to the 2012 Countywide Comprehensive Plan. Full agenda here.

Club Champions League extended its contract with the county through 2022. The contract – the second multiyear agreement between the parties – will bring four of CCL’s soccer events to River City Sportsplex and Horner Park. Described in a release as the largest club-based youth soccer league in the U.S., CCL has hosted as many as five events in Chesterfield in a single year, including the College Showcase Series and the Fall Festival. The first event under the contract extension will be the CCL February College Showcase in early 2020.

Goochland County Economic Development Casey Verburg Sara Worley

Casey Verburg, left, and Sara Worley in Goochland’s economic development office. (Goochland County)

Goochland
The county’s economic development department has been restructured ahead of an update to the county’s Economic Development Strategic Plan, last updated in 2012. The strategic plan update will be available for public review in early summer.

As a result of the restructuring, tourism efforts will be overseen by the county’s parks and recreation department. The restructuring also includes an enhanced social media presence and the promotion of 14-year employee Sara Worley to economic development coordinator, a job title she shares with new hire Casey Verburg. Worley will focus on existing business retention and expansion, while Verburg will focus on new business attraction. Verburg brings over 11 years of experience in economic development on a municipal and county level in North Carolina.

Hanover
Supervisors meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Business includes a public hearing on Riverstone Properties’ request to rezone 113 acres near Interstate 295 and Pole Green Road for commercial and light industrial uses, including the planned relocation of the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control headquarters. Full agenda here.

AtleeLibraryGroundbreaking

Hanover officials take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for Atlee Library. (Hanover County)

Construction is underway on Atlee Library after a groundbreaking ceremony held May 15. The library will be located at the corner of U.S. Route 301 and Rutlandshire Drive, and is scheduled to open in summer 2020.

Henrico
The planning commission meets at 9 a.m. Wednesday to review plans of development. Business on the agenda includes continued discussion of a proposed ordinance regulating short-term residential rentals. Full agenda here.

Richmond
The planning commission meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Business on the consent agenda includes an ordinance authorizing a community unit plan for a second phase of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority’s Highland Grove development, consisting of 155 homes on 40 acres in the area of Dove Street, First Avenue and Richmond-Henrico Turnpike. Full agenda here.

Chesterfield
The planning commission meets at 6 p.m. Tuesday. The county’s general services department is seeking a permit for an unmanned auto self-service station on 49 acres at 13900 Hull Street Road. Full agenda here.

Supervisors meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Business on the agenda includes a public hearing on an update to the 2012 Countywide Comprehensive Plan. Full agenda here.

Club Champions League extended its contract with the county through 2022. The contract – the second multiyear agreement between the parties – will bring four of CCL’s soccer events to River City Sportsplex and Horner Park. Described in a release as the largest club-based youth soccer league in the U.S., CCL has hosted as many as five events in Chesterfield in a single year, including the College Showcase Series and the Fall Festival. The first event under the contract extension will be the CCL February College Showcase in early 2020.

Goochland County Economic Development Casey Verburg Sara Worley

Casey Verburg, left, and Sara Worley in Goochland’s economic development office. (Goochland County)

Goochland
The county’s economic development department has been restructured ahead of an update to the county’s Economic Development Strategic Plan, last updated in 2012. The strategic plan update will be available for public review in early summer.

As a result of the restructuring, tourism efforts will be overseen by the county’s parks and recreation department. The restructuring also includes an enhanced social media presence and the promotion of 14-year employee Sara Worley to economic development coordinator, a job title she shares with new hire Casey Verburg. Worley will focus on existing business retention and expansion, while Verburg will focus on new business attraction. Verburg brings over 11 years of experience in economic development on a municipal and county level in North Carolina.

Hanover
Supervisors meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday. Business includes a public hearing on Riverstone Properties’ request to rezone 113 acres near Interstate 295 and Pole Green Road for commercial and light industrial uses, including the planned relocation of the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control headquarters. Full agenda here.

AtleeLibraryGroundbreaking

Hanover officials take part in a groundbreaking ceremony for Atlee Library. (Hanover County)

Construction is underway on Atlee Library after a groundbreaking ceremony held May 15. The library will be located at the corner of U.S. Route 301 and Rutlandshire Drive, and is scheduled to open in summer 2020.

Henrico
The planning commission meets at 9 a.m. Wednesday to review plans of development. Business on the agenda includes continued discussion of a proposed ordinance regulating short-term residential rentals. Full agenda here.

Richmond
The planning commission meets at 1:30 p.m. Monday. Business on the consent agenda includes an ordinance authorizing a community unit plan for a second phase of the Richmond Redevelopment and Housing Authority’s Highland Grove development, consisting of 155 homes on 40 acres in the area of Dove Street, First Avenue and Richmond-Henrico Turnpike. Full agenda here.

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