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Planning Commission agenda for Oct.17
Please find attached the news agenda for the City Planning Commission Meeting being held on Monday, October 17, 2011 in the 5th floor conference room of City Hall at 1:30 p.m.
Planning Commission to consider Union Hill O&H
The Richmond Planning Commission will consider a few local projects at their Monday, November 16 meeting (PDF): Richmond Slave Trail Markers and Lumpkin’s Jail Site Landscaping at 1500 East Franklin Street, and Ord.No.2009-203 To amend and reordain City Code 114-930.5 to establish the Union Hill Old and Historic District.
2001 East Broad goes before Planning Commission on Monday
The agenda for the 11/2 City Planning Commission meeting (PDF) indicates that the commission will be considering a change in hours for ChildSavers (PDF) and a special use permit “for the purpose of a mixed-use, multi-family development” (PDF) for the addresses that constitute the big vacant field on Broad Street between 20th and 21st Streets. [...]
McAteer, Cole recommended for Richmond Planning Commission
The RTD is reporting that Better Housing Coalition’s Lynn McAteer and landscape architect Doug Cole were recommended this week for appointments the Richmond Planning Commission “which reviews development plans and makes recommendations to council on rezonings and special-use permits.” This, of course, is not as dry a topic as it may appear: The debate will [...]
Planning Commission approves Union Hill rezoning, purchase of Lehigh Cement
The City Planning Commission at their bi-weekly meeting today unanimously approved Ordinance 2009-135 (PDF) which seeks to rezone the bulk of Union Hill to R-63 Multifamily Urban Residential and UB Urban Business. The Commission also voted unanimously in support of Ordinance 2009-153 to authorize the aquisition of the Lehigh Cement property at 3111 Water Street [...]
Planning Commission votes on amendments to Downtown Master Plan, Union Hill zoning
The Planning Commission yesterday voted in favor of raising the heights allowed for development along the river and also in favor of rezoning the interior of Union Hill to R-63.
