Ranson corporation public meetings in 2024
38 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold public hearings and consider votes on five ordinances: one to annex approximately 10 acres (Ordinance 2024-369) and four to rezone specific parcels from Smartcode New Community or TND-MUX to Highway Commercial or R-6. The council also will consider appointments to the Board of Building Code Appeals, Parks and Recreation, and Zoning Appeals, as well as a resolution to set the 2025 municipal election.
- Ordinance 2024-369 – annexation of 10+ acres (Canter Hollow LLC) into city limits.
- Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2024-365 – rezoning parcel 080001000090000 from Smartcode New Community to Highway Commercial.
- Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2024-366 – rezoning parcel 08001000090000 from Smartcode New Community to R6.
- Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2024-367 – rezoning parcel 080001000080000 from Smartcode New Community to R-6.
- Public hearing and vote on Ordinance 2024-368 – rezoning parcel 08001000050000 from TND-MUX to R-6.
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a public hearing and consider Ordinance 2024-364, which amends the rate of compensation for city officers. The council will also consider a capital budget revision, a stop sign request at 19th Avenue and Fairfax Boulevard, and approval of 2025 holiday and meeting schedules.
- Public hearing and consideration of Ordinance 2024-364 amending Chapter 2, Section 14 (rate of compensation for city officers)
- Resolution 2024-22: FY 2025 Capital Fund Budget Revision #2
- Request for stop sign at 19th Avenue & Fairfax Blvd intersection
- Approval of City of Ranson 2025 Holiday Schedule and Council Meeting Schedule
- Holiday Community Sponsorship Distributions
Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau
The Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau board will consider a revised FY2025 budget that reduces total spending from $330,850 to $160,453 as the bureau prepares to dissolve and transition hotel tax duties to the Jefferson County CVB. The board will also receive updates on dissolution progress, tree lighting, fall fest, and discuss CVB funding and the Ranson Festival & Car Show. A decision on the budget revision will affect the bureau's remaining operations through December 31, 2024.
- FY2025 Budget Revision #1 reducing total budget from $330,850 to $160,453
- Dissolution update following July vote to dissolve (3 yes, 1 opposed, 2 abstain)
- Portable stage discussion
- Tree lighting event planning (scheduled November 30)
- Ranson Festival & Car Show discussion
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The Ranson Parks and Recreation Board will discuss adjusting rates for renting city facilities, along with ongoing items such as park land related to Briar Run Phase VI and a Pizza With Santa event. New business includes discussions about Marcus Field issues and a proposed lease for the Civic Center kitchen. The meeting also includes public comment and approval of previous minutes.
- Discussion of park land referencing Briar Run Phase VI
- Review of rates for rental of Ranson Facilities
- Discussion of Marcus Field and related issues
- Civic Center Kitchen Lease discussion
- Pizza With Santa event planning
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold public hearings and vote on four rezoning requests that change land-use designations for specific parcels, which affects local development rules. The council will also certify the 2024 city ward map, establishing electoral boundaries for residents, and review a second reading of an ordinance amending council meeting procedures. Additionally, staff will present a billing addendum for the W. 16th Avenue Project and quarterly updates on the FY25 strategic plan.
- Public hearing and certification of the 2024 City of Ranson Ward Map (Ordinance 2024-363)
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-361 amending Chapter 2 on Council Meetings
- Rezoning of Parcel 08001000090000 from Smartcode New Community to Highway Commercial and R-6
- Rezoning of Parcel 08001000080000 from Smartcode New Community to R-6
- Review of W. 16th Avenue Project Addendum #1 regarding a billing discrepancy
Ranson Convention and Visitors Bureau
The Ranson Convention and Visitors Bureau is meeting to discuss the dissolution of the CVB following the city council's decision to redirect hotel-motel taxes to the Jefferson County CVB. The board will also review the September financial report, approve prior meeting minutes, and receive updates on recent and upcoming events.
- Discussion of Ranson CVB dissolution and asset distribution
- Approval of September 2024 financial report
- Approval of minutes from October 21, 2024
- Update on Ranson Fall Fest (held October 18, 2024)
- Update on Ranson Tree Lighting event (scheduled November 30, 2024)
Planning Commission
The Ranson Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider multiple rezoning requests for parcels totaling over 257 acres, including two large parcels west and east of Currie Road from SmartCode New Community to R-6, and a smaller parcel to Highway Commercial. The commission will also consider a bond and development agreement for Ranson Heights Phase 1 off Route 9 and Route 340, and an annexation request for Canter Hollow.
- Public hearing and consideration to rezone 105-acre parcel 08001000080000 west of Currie Road from SmartCode New Community to R-6 (applicant Integrity Federal Services)
- Public hearing and consideration to rezone 152-acre parcel 08001000090000 east of Currie Road from SmartCode New Community to R-6 (applicant Integrity Federal Services)
- Public hearing and consideration to rezone 17.27 acres on Currie Road from SmartCode New Community to Highway Commercial (applicant Integrity Federal Services)
- Public hearing and consideration for a bond and development agreement for Ranson Heights Phase 1 off Route 9 and Route 340
- Annexation request and rezoning for Canter Hollow (applicant Morris & Ritchie) currently in Jefferson County
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 2024-362 to authorize the acquisition of 3.84 acres on North Mildred Street. Other business includes a second reading of an ordinance amending city officer pay, a community toy drive funding request, committee formation for attraction-oriented businesses, stop sign requests, and discussion of using proffers for land development.
- Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 2024-362 to acquire 3.84 acres on North Mildred Street
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-364 amending Chapter 2, Section 14 on rate of compensation for city officers
- Community Toy Drive funding request
- Consideration of committee formation to explore attraction-oriented business opportunities
- Stop sign requests: Mildred Street location update and new Pimlico Street request
City Council Special Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a special meeting on October 24, 2024, to consider a single item: Resolution 2024-21, which authorizes the execution of a grant application through the Land and Water Conservation Fund. The meeting is open to the public and will be held in the Council Chambers at Ranson City Hall.
- Resolution 2024-21: Authorization to submit a grant application through the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The board will review the September 19, 2024 minutes and discuss the Ranson Fall Fest. New business includes planning for Pizza With Santa and the Ranson and Charles Town Christmas Parade.
- Ranson Fall Fest
- Pizza With Santa
- Ranson and Charles Town Christmas Parade
City Council Regular Meeting
The council will consider Ordinance 2024‑363, which would authorize the City Clerk to certify the 2024 Ward Map. A request to install a stop sign on Mildred Street will be reviewed under the city’s traffic sign policies. Staff reports on police, public works, community development, the Convention and Visitor Bureau, and finance will be presented, and the Jefferson County Convention and Visitors Bureau will give a citizen presentation.
- Ordinance 2024‑363: authorize City Clerk to certify the 2024 Ward Map
- Stop Sign Request on Mildred Street – review of policies and procedures
- Jefferson County Convention and Visitors Bureau presentation
- Chief Police Status Report – September
- Public Works Status Report – September
Planning Commission
The Ranson Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider a final plat proposal for Shenandoah Springs Phase 3B, submitted by U.S. Home, LLC. They will also consider a related development agreement and a bond for the subdivision. These actions will determine approval of the subdivision phase.
- Public hearing and consideration of final plat for Shenandoah Springs Phase 3B (24-19-FP)
- Public hearing and consideration of Development Agreement for Phase 3B of Shenandoah Springs
- Public hearing and consideration of accepting a bond for Shenandoah Springs Phase 3B
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a regular meeting on October 1, 2024. Key items include first reading of an ordinance amending council meeting procedures, consideration of allocations for opioid settlement funds and ARPA interest, and a proposed ordinance to acquire 3.84 acres on North Mildred Street. The council will also receive the Convention & Visitors Bureau annual report and police chief status report.
- Ordinance 2024-361 first reading amending Chapter 2, Article II of the City Code on council meetings
- Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Annual Report
- Consideration of allocations for Opioid Settlement Funds, ARPA Interest, and Ranson Community Distribution Program excess funds
- Ordinance 2024-362 authorizing acquisition of 3.84 acres of real property located on North Mildred Street
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The Ranson Parks and Recreation board will discuss and possibly vote on a Community Art Project at Slusher Park. They will also consider the budget for the Ranson Fall Fest and discuss the annual Pizza With Santa event.
- Community Art Project at Slusher Park — discussion and possible action
- Consideration for Ranson Fall Fest budget
- Discussion of Pizza With Santa event
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will discuss and potentially vote on several items, including a budget revision for FY2025, an ordinance amending council meeting procedures, and a banner policy. The meeting also includes a ward redistricting population analysis report and recommendations, as well as a resolution setting Halloween trick-or-treating hours. Staff reports from police, public works, finance, community development, and other departments are scheduled for presentation.
- Resolution 2024-19: FY2025 General Fund Budget Revision #2
- Discussion of an ordinance amending Chapter 2 (Council Meetings) of the city code
- Ward Redistricting - Population Analysis Report & Recommendations
- City of Ranson Banner Policy discussion
- Resolution 2024-20 setting Halloween trick-or-treating date and time
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a site plan for a Hobby Lobby store, followed by consideration of that application (24-36-SP). They will also consider a site plan from Jefferson County Community Ministries for property at 202 Racetrack Street (24-32-SP). The meeting includes approval of minutes from August 12, 2024.
- Public hearing on Hobby Lobby site plan by Integrity Federal Services
- Consideration of site plan 24-36-SP for Hobby Lobby
- Consideration of site plan 24-32-SP for Jefferson County Community Ministries at 202 Racetrack Street
- Approval of minutes from August 12, 2024
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a first reading of an ordinance amending council meeting procedures and consider acquiring 3.81 acres on North Mildred Street, with a potential executive session on the acquisition. The meeting also includes a resolution designating September as Library Card Sign-Up Month, a presentation from WVU Medicine, and a proposal to create a welcome package for new residents.
- Ordinance 2024-361: First reading of an amendment to Chapter 2, Article II of the city code on council meetings
- Resolution 2024-18: Designating September as Library Card Sign-Up Month
- Consideration of acquiring 3.81 acres on North Mildred Street (potential executive session)
- Proposal to create a Welcome Package for new Ranson residents
- Police chief and city manager status reports for August
Ranson Convention Visitors and Bureau
The Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau board is discussing a request from the Ranson City Council to dissolve the CVB and will consider obtaining legal advice on the process. The board will also review a dissolution plan and a draft job description for transitioning the executive director role. Additionally, they will discuss partnering to add amenities to the Rt. 9 Bike Path and plan upcoming events such as the Tree Lighting, Fall Fest, and Ranson Festival.
- Request for Dissolution of the Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau, Inc. by the Ranson City Council
- Obtaining Legal Advice on dissolving the Ranson CVB per the West Virginia Nonprofit Corporation Act
- Partnering to add amenities to Rt. 9 Bike Path
- Discussion of Tree Lighting (Nov 30), Fall Fest (Oct 18), and Ranson Festival
- Draft job description for transitioning the Executive Director role
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The Ranson Parks and Recreation board holds a regular meeting with public comment, approval of July minutes, and discussions on several items including a 'Pizza With Santa' event planning, current activities at the Civic Center and parks, updates on park land associated with Briar Run Phase VI, and issues related to Marcus Field. No votes or decisions are scheduled; all items are for discussion only.
- Discussion of Pizza With Santa event
- Update on current scheduled events and activities at Ranson Civic Center and parks
- Update on park land referencing Briar Run Phase VI
- Discussion of Marcus Field and related issues
Planning Commission
The Ranson Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider a site plan for a Valley Health Facility, a land development plan for Potomac Towne Center, and bond reductions for Huntwell West phases. Multiple final plats and development agreements for Red Clover Phase 2 (lots 86-198) and Phase 3 (lots 199-258) are also up for discussion. A presentation on the potential annexation of property for Canter Hollow is scheduled.
- Public hearing for Valley Health Facility site plan on 2.05 acres at Joshua M Freeman Blvd
- Consideration of Potomac Towne Center Land Development Plan (submitted by Integrity Federal Service)
- Bond reduction for Huntwell West Phase 1A and Phase 1B (submitted by Morris & Ritchie)
- Final plat and development agreements for Red Clover Phase 2 (lots 86-198) and Phase 3 (lots 199-258)
- Presentation on potential annexation of property for Canter Hollow
City Council Regular Meeting
The council will hold a public hearing and second reading of an ordinance amending city code regarding the Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners. It will also consider a construction funding agreement for Flowing Springs Park and a resolution to convey a 2008 Ford F550 bucket truck to the City of Charles Town. Status reports from police, public works, community development, and finance departments are scheduled for presentation.
- Public hearing on Resolution 2024-360 amending Chapter 20, Article II of city code on the Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners
- Second reading of Ordinance 2024-360 for the same code amendment
- Resolution 2024-16 – Construction Funding Agreement for Flowing Springs Park Project
- Resolution 2024-17 – Conveyance of a 2008 Ford F550 bucket truck to City of Charles Town
- Consideration of a standard time limit for public comment
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will review a revision to the FY2025 Capital Fund Budget. The meeting includes discussions on ward redistricting population analysis and potential funding for a mobile agriculture lab at Ranson Elementary.
- Resolution 2024-15: FY2025 Capital Fund Budget Revision #1
- Ward Redistricting Population Analysis
- Appointment of Municipal Representative to the JCCVB Board of Directors
- Funding for WV Farm Bureau Mobile Agriculture Education Science Lab at Ranson Elementary
- Community Food Giveaway Event on August 20, 2024
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The Ranson Parks and Recreation board will hold a regular meeting to discuss park land related to Briar Run Phase VI, the dedication of Briar Run, staffing updates, and operational software. All items are for discussion only; no votes or decisions are scheduled.
- Discussion of park land referencing Briar Run Phase VI
- Discussion of Briar Run dedication and related issues
- Staffing updates regarding Parks and Recreation
- Discussion of Parks and Recreation operational software
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing and consider second reading of an ordinance to rezone a 194.98-acre parcel near Granny Smith Lane from SmartCode New Community to Industrial zoning. Other business includes first reading of an ordinance amending the Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners, and adoption of budget revisions for FY2025 general fund and coal severance tax fund.
- Public hearing and second reading of Ordinance 2024-359 to rezone 194.98 acres (Jefferson County Tax Map 12, Parcel 1) near Granny Smith Lane to Industrial zoning
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-360 amending Chapter 20, Article II regarding the Board of Park and Recreation Commissioners
- Resolution 2024-13: FY2025 General Budget Revision #1
- Resolution 2024-14: FY2025 Coal Severance Tax Fund Budget Revision #1
- Informational item: Ranson Trash Service contract August 1, 2024 - July 30, 2028
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will consider a due diligence report on real property at 3rd Avenue and Fairfax Boulevard, a possible prelude to acquisition or development. The council will also discuss redesigning the official city flag and hear a citizen presentation from Officer Mathew Custer on the FBI Academy. Routine items include approval of minutes, police and city manager reports, and setting the August meeting schedule.
- Due Diligence Report - Real Property at 3rd Avenue and Fairfax Boulevard (possible executive session)
- Consideration of redesigning the official City of Ranson Flag
- Citizen presentation: Officer Mathew Custer, FBI Academy Overview
- Police Chief Status Report – May
- City Council Meeting Schedule for August 2024
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a first reading on an ordinance to rezone a 194.98-acre parcel near Granny Smith Lane from SmartCode New Community to Industrial. The council will also consider appointments to the Board of Building Code Appeals, authorize participation in the Eastern Panhandle HOME Consortium, and approve a housing consortium cooperative agreement. Routine reports from city departments will be presented.
- First reading of Ordinance 2024-359 to rezone 194.98 acres near Granny Smith Lane from SmartCode New Community to Industrial
- Appointment to Board of Building Code Appeals for term ending December 31, 2025
- Resolution 2024-12 authorizing participation in Eastern Panhandle HOME Consortium (July 2024–June 2027)
- Cooperative agreement with Martinsburg and Berkeley, Jefferson, Morgan counties for housing consortium
- Monthly status reports from Police, Public Works, Parks & Rec, Community Development, CVB, Finance, and City Manager
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold public hearings and second readings on three ordinances: one amending the hotel/motel occupancy tax and dissolving the Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau in favor of joining the Jefferson County CVB; one relinquishing a right-of-way; and one abandoning a public alleyway. The council will also discuss supporting a Summer Revival Event and review a recommendation for the FY24 Mini-Grant Program distribution.
- Public hearing and second reading on Ordinance 2024-357 – amending hotel/motel occupancy tax, dissolving Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau, and joining Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau
- Public hearing and second reading on an ordinance to relinquish and vacate a right-of-way described in Deed Book 94, Page 36
- Public hearing and second reading on Ordinance 2024-356 – abandoning and annulling a public alleyway described in Deed Book 1284, Page 1
- Discussion and consideration of city support for a proposed Summer Revival Event coordinated by Councilor Custer
- Ranson Mini-Grant Program: FY24 distribution recommendation
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and then consider a petition by Jefferson Orchard Inc. to rezone a 194.98-acre parcel on Granny Smith Lane from SmartCode New Community to Industrial Zoning. This is the main substantive item on the agenda, with no other business listed.
- Public hearing on Jefferson Orchard Inc. rezoning petition for parcel 08-12000100000000 (194.98 acres) on Granny Smith Lane
- Consideration of the rezoning petition from SmartCode New Community to Industrial Zoning
City Council
The Ranson City Council will hold a regular meeting with presentations including the Independent Fire Company and a discussion on joining the Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau. Council business items include reviewing a request for proposals for trash collection services, setting FY 2025 strategic planning goals, approving a memorandum of understanding for community gardens, distributing FY24 mini-grants, and adopting two budget adjustment resolutions for the general and capital funds.
- Trash Collection Services - Request for Proposals
- Resolution 2024-10: FY 2024 General Fund Budget Adjustment #3
- Resolution 2024-11: FY 2024 Capital Fund Budget Adjustment #3
- Community Gardens Memorandum of Understanding
- Ranson Mini-Grant Program: FY24 Distribution Recommendation
City Council
City council will hold first readings on three ordinances, including one to dissolve the Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau and join the Jefferson County CVB. Other items include a resolution approving the FY2025 capital improvement fund budget, a property sale update for a city-owned lot on W. 5th Avenue, and reports from the police chief and city manager.
- First reading of ordinance to dissolve Ranson Convention & Visitors Bureau and establish membership with Jefferson County Convention & Visitors Bureau (hotel/motel occupancy tax changes)
- Resolution 2024-09: Approval of Capital Improvement Fund Budget for FY 2025
- Property sale update and potential MOU with Jefferson County Council On Aging for city-owned lot at 100 Block W. 5th Avenue
- First reading of ordinance to relinquish a right-of-way (Deed Book 94, Page 36)
- First reading of ordinance to abandon a public alleyway (Deed Book 1284, Page 1)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider approvals for final plats, bonds, and development agreements for two large subdivisions: Shenandoah Springs Phase 3A (Lots 228-258) and Ranson Heights Phase 4 (Lots 335-428). Other business includes a site plan review for a property at 425 E 6th Avenue and a discussion on Integrity Federal Services at Potomac Town Center.
- Public hearing and consideration for final plat, bond, and development agreement for Shenandoah Springs Phase 3A (Lots 228-258), submitted by Morris and Ritchie
- Public hearing and consideration for final plat, bond, and development agreement for Ranson Heights Phase 4 (Lots 335-428), submitted by DR Horton and Ritchie/Morris
- Discussion on Integrity Federal Services for Potomac Town Center (Items 21-68-LDPP and 20-107-REZ)
- Consideration of a site plan for 425 E 6th Avenue, submitted by Jespreet Kaur
Ranson Parks and Recreation
The Ranson Parks and Recreation Board will discuss updates on the basketball court, a scissor lift proposal, and proposals for a deck at Marcus Field and a new stage. New business includes discussion of Flowing Springs Park, fencing at Marcus Field, and CVB topics. The board will also receive a financial report and director's report.
- Updates on Basketball court
- Review scissor lift proposal
- Marcus Field deck proposal
- New stage proposal
- Flowing Springs Park discussion
Planning Commission
The Ranson Planning Commission will hold public hearings and consider a final plat for Huntwell West Phase 1B (Lots 116-222), acceptance of a bond for that phase, a land development plan and plat for the Bridgeforth Property at 1982 North Mildred Street, and a rezoning of that same property. All items involve applications by Morris and Richie Associates.
- Public hearing and consideration of final plat for Huntwell West Phase 1B off North Mildred Street and Old Leetown Road (Lots 116-222)
- Public hearing and consideration to accept bond for Huntwell West Phase 1B
- Public hearing and consideration of Bridgeforth Property Land Development Plan and Plat at 1982 North Mildred Street
- Public hearing and consideration to rezone Bridgeforth Property at 1982 North Mildred Street
Board of Zoning Appeals
The Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing and then consider a special exception request for a material variance for a fence permit at 1724 N Mildred Street, submitted by Lazaro Barbosa. The property is zoned Highway Commercial, and the request references Ranson Code §Sec. 16-179.E.7. No other business is listed.
- Public hearing on special exception for a material fence variance at 1724 N Mildred St (Case # BZA-2024-01)
- Consideration of the same variance request after the hearing
City Council
The Ranson City Council will hold a public hearing on the proposed Fiscal Year 2025 levy rate, general fund budget, and coal severance budget. Following the hearing, the council will consider Resolution 2024-08 to adopt the levy rate. Other business includes a zoning request for an ABC license for a Peruvian Chicken Restaurant, distribution recommendations for the FY24 Mini-Grant Program, and an update on the sale of city-owned property at 100 Block W. 5th Avenue, with possible executive session.
- Public hearing for FY2025 levy rate, general fund budget, and coal severance budget
- Resolution 2024-08 to adopt FY2025 levy rate
- ABC zoning request for Peruvian Chicken Restaurant by Cesar Vasquez Ranson, LLC
- Ranson Mini-Grant Program FY24 distribution recommendations
- Update and possible action on sale of city-owned property at 100 Block W. 5th Avenue
City Council Special Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold public hearings and consider resolutions to amend Chapter 19 Zoning (definitions and Industrial District) and to adopt the 2024-2034 Comprehensive Plan. Ordinance 2024-355 (second reading) and Resolution 2024-03 are scheduled for votes.
- Public hearing on Resolution amending Chapter 19 Zoning, Section 2 Definitions and Section 11 Industrial District
- Consideration of Ordinance 2024-355 (second reading) for the same zoning amendment
- Public hearing on the 2023-2033 Ranson Comprehensive Plan
- Resolution 2024-03 adopting the 2024-2034 Comprehensive Plan
City Council Regular Meeting
The Ranson City Council will hold a regular meeting to consider several reports and business items. Presentations include an overview from the Jefferson County Development Authority. Council will discuss a potential merger with the Convention & Visitors Bureau, solid waste collection options, and a supplemental agreement with the West Virginia Department of Transportation for the Fifth Avenue Streetscape project.
- Presentation: Jefferson County Development Authority overview and economic analysis
- Report considering a possible Convention & Visitors Bureau merger
- Report considering solid waste collection and disposal options
- Council business: West Virginia Department of Transportation supplemental agreement for Fifth Avenue Streetscape Transportation Alternatives
- Discussion regarding prospective acquisition of real property at 3rd Avenue and Fairfax Boulevard (potential executive session)
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing and consider a site plan for a Wawa convenience store. It will also hold a public hearing and consider the final plat for Briar Run Phase VI-B, along with bond acceptance and a development agreement.
- Public hearing on Wawa Convenience Store site plan (Larson Design Group)
- Consideration of Wawa site plan approval
- Public hearing on Briar Run Phase VI-B final plat (Lots 1-38, Out Lots A, B, C)
- Consideration of Briar Run Phase VI-B final plat, bond acceptance, and development agreement