The subdivisions were approved over a decade ago for nearly 100 homes combined on roughly 50 acres along Meadow Road but were never developed.
Local developer picking up two subdivision projects near Highland Springs
Government
Supervisor’s resignation leaves land deal, property owners in limbo
A deal that had been under discussion for several years was derailed by Leslie Haley’s departure for the attorney general’s office. “We had a deal almost worked out,” said Joe Beauchamp, who owns some of the property in question on Coalfield Road.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 10.31.22
A medical cannabis company’s appeal of a denied dispensary is up for a hearing in Chesterfield, Goochland names a new deputy county administrator, and Richmond begins a search for its next top cop.
Shockoe Bottom developers and businesses rally together for neighborhood cleanup
“It’s kind of like you need a spark to get something started and then everybody has a common interest and gets excited about something,” said The Monument Cos.’ Chris Johnson, who helped organize the event.
Union Hill infill project would add 13 apartments, potential restaurant
The new apartments would fill a three-story structure that would wrap around the existing building’s north and west sides, with part of the new construction on top of the rear half of the building at 912 Tulip St.
More details emerge for redevelopment of Thurston Spring site in Manchester
The Beach Co. filed plans for a six-story mixed-use building which would occupy the entire city block at 326 W. 7th St.
Rebkee planning Sheetz, separate drive-thru building across Staples Mill Road from Amtrak station
The bulk of the land is owned by the Henrico EDA. It’s unclear who the tenant will be for the drive-thru building.
The Agenda: Local government briefs for 10.24.22
A grocery-anchored development is up for a vote in Chesterfield, a grocery store in Winterpock is recommended for approval, and Henrico supervisors are expected to reject an unsolicited proposal for a police substation in Highland Springs.
Romano testifies in final day of his federal fraud trial
The once-prominent house flipper said his job was “bricks and sticks” and put the blame for the missing funds on a law firm. “It turns out, that celebrity was a curse,” said his attorney. “It put a target on him.”
Spy Rock planning something big in Newtowne West neighborhood
The developer isn’t letting rising interest rates slow it down as it proposes a 301-unit apartment building at 900 N. Allen Ave., next to the Lowes off Broad Street.