“To construct a 23,120sf two-story multi-tenant building on a 2.32ac site that will be shared with an existing car wash building. The footprint of the multi-tenant building is 16,300sf with 6,820sf available in upper floors.”
So close to the coming 110+ houses at the Old Dominion site.
Fun what you learn when you read the Albemarle County Architectural Review Board site (thanks, Neil for the tweet!)
Things take time in Albemarle County.
“The planning and zoning history on this site is extensive. In 2009, the ARB approved a design for a commercial building in the location of the current proposal. See Figure 2 below for the approved design. Architectural designs for the carwash building were reviewed and approved by the ARB in 2013. That building was constructed in 2018.
Overall, the building configuration of the current proposal does not match previously approved site plans (Figure 3), therefore, a site plan amendment will be needed to approve the new building layout and other site changes . A more detailed evaluation of landscaping, parking areas, and other site features will be part of the review of the minor site plan.”
And yes, looks like Green Olive Tree and Laundromat will go away.
Would be great if part of this plan is to have protected bike lanes and sidewalks on 240.
Dig into the materials yourselves.
What do you think? What questions do you have?
