The site is adjacent to the Zion Crossroads Industrial Park and within the Zion Crossroads Community Planning Area.
Confronted with sharp criticism from both planners and the public, Southern Development withdrew the application on Wednesday, March 23.
didn?t think so, and voted unanimously at its Monday, March 21 meeting to
recommend denial of Frank Ballif?s request for a rezoning that would have
allowed more than 60 residential lots on 32.5 acres on the east side of Rte. 631
(Troy Road) approximately .66 mile from the intersection with 250 (Richmond
Road). The site is adjacent to the Zion Crossroads Industrial Park and within
the Zion Crossroads Community Planning
Area.
Confronted with sharp
criticism from both planners and the public, Southern Development withdrew the
application on Wednesday, March
23.
The Central Virginian (no longer available) is on the ball this
week.
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