The new building at the county’s government complex would feature administrative space and training facilities for the sheriff’s office and fire-EMS, as well as a relocated emergency operations center.
More than two years after buying their first physical therapy center near Innsbrook, a husband-and-wife team has expanded south of the river with the purchase of another practice.
The company is under contract to buy the 11.3-acre project site from LLCs tied to Chesterfield-based Shamin Hotels.
The proposed Northern Route 10 Corridor Plan would provide recommendations for the development of 858 acres that include the Austin Woods and Meridian Watermark residential developments, the Food Lion-anchored Irongate Shopping Center and surrounding areas.
The new shop is the fifth Express location for local franchisee Robley Bates, who also owns and operates shops in Chesterfield and Mechanicsville.
The 13,000-square-foot retail strip would be one of the final pieces of the mixed-use development, along with a planned senior apartment complex and restaurant building.
Area projects recommended for the latest funding round include improvements to I-95 interchanges in Ashland and Chester, and on Belt Boulevard in Richmond to support a new GRTC Pulse line.
“The greater Richmond region is among the top five markets in the Southeast U.S. with the lowest vacancy in Class A industrial space,” Supervisor Jim Ingle said of the need for the project. “I know the building will be leased in no time.”
The new 63,000-square-foot store at 10400 Midlothian Turnpike in the Pocono Crossing shopping center was formerly occupied by Burlington.
The EDA is seeking to rezone more than 1,300 acres for two data center campuses, one near Westchester Commons and the other on part of the western Upper Magnolia Green site near Moseley.
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