Two cases involving the proposed redevelopment of the former Hadad’s Lake property now are expected to be deferred when the Henrico Planning Commission meets Sept. 10, while a newly added agenda item will begin laying the groundwork for how Henrico regulates future marijuana businesses.
An updated agenda for the
Editor's note: In this new monthly feature, the Citizen will spotlight environmental issues, violations, proposals, permits and other related news from throughout Henrico County.
A chemical manufacturer’s air-permit violations, proposed new PFAS discharge-monitoring requirements and a state environmental review involving more than four acres of
Henrico supervisors are scheduled to vote Sept. 8 on an ordinance permitting speed cameras in school zones and also are expected to consider six land-use cases, including the proposed relocation of a private school; a mixed-use development near Willow Lawn; a trucking operation seeking to resolve zoning violations;
A proposal to transform the former Hadad’s Lake property in Varina into a year-round recreation and event venue will come before the Henrico Planning Commission Sept. 10, but county planners are recommending that the commission defer the project while a number of concerns are addressed.
The meeting also