“The Fluvanna County Board of Supervisors on Wednesday postponed voting on a request to rezone 44.2 acres as the site of a 127-unit age-restricted community after the developer submitted a last-minute proffer.
The postponement came after the board voted unanimously to approve a special-use permit for a 46-bed assisted-living facility, Commonwealth Assisted Living, which would be part of the proposed development, Monticello Village.”
So – the smaller development gets approved while the larger one faces more scrutiny and delay. At least the County is doing their due diligence.
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