If Greene County decides to build a recreation center, what form should it take? To inform potential answers, the county hired PB&A Marketplace Intelligence to find out what members of the public think.
Supervisors will meet at 4:30 p.m. for a work session to go over the results of a survey filled out by over 400 residents. (meeting info)
“91 percent of residents believe the idea of a new Greene County Healthy Living Center is either an excellent or good idea,” reads a presentation.
Survey questions covered whether the facility might be operated by the YMCA, the county, or a private company. There are also projections on whether enough people would join.
After the work session, Supervisors will go into closed session and will return at 6:30 p.m. for a regular session.
There’s a public hearing on a request for a rezoning for a 15 acre parcel of land on Seminole Trail from B-2 (Business General) to B-3 (Business Highway and High Intensity). The Planning Commission recommended approval at their meeting on September 18.
There’s no specific proposal tied to the rezoning application.
“The applicant seeks to change the zoning on the property to permit a wider variety of business uses on a property that is in an ideal location, directly adjacent to Route 29, and can adequately accommodate business uses that might require more regular and frequent access than those permitted in B-2,” reads the narrative.
There will be a presentation from the Virginia Department of Transportation as well as a presentation from Region 10 on projects funded through various settlements from pharmaceutical companies. (presentation)
Before you go: The time to write and research of this article is covered by paid subscribers to Charlottesville Community Engagement. In fact, this particular installment is from the October 21, 2024 Week Ahead edition of the newsletter.
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