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January 23rd, 2009

Draft of Henrico County Land Use Plan

by Skye Bruce Properties

The Planning Commission held a Public Hearing regarding the Draft 2026 Comprehensive Plan last night. The 2026 Comprehensive Plan is the land use plan for the county through 2026.  The current plan ends next year. This meeting was held in the County Administration Building and drew a sizable crowd with very mixed views on the plan.  Many residents especially in the more rural end of Henrico County are concerned about urban sprawl, traffic and over-development.

Read more about the Draft 2026 Comprehensive Land Use Plan. You can read the draft documents, see background info and some frequently asked questions, and more.

Read Blog Entry and Opinion on the subject from the Historic Varina Blog.

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