Council approves two conditional use permits and a security‑fencing modification
Council approved two first‑reading conditional use permits — a 6‑foot front‑yard fence for Joy Fellowship Church at 1001 Perrymont Road and an appointment‑only auto repair at 225 South 15th Avenue — and a modification to allow barbed wire atop security fencing at Virginia American Water's intake at 915 Riverside Avenue. Approvals were consistent with staff recommendations and planning‑commission votes.
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Planning staff presented two first‑reading conditional use permit requests: Charles Bennett of Joy Fellowship Church sought a CUP to allow a 6‑foot fence in the front yard at 1001 Perrymont Road (R‑2 district), and applicants Eugene Brown, Delonte Patton and Linwood Jefferson sought a CUP to operate an appointment‑only auto repair use at 225 South 15th Avenue (B‑2 limited commercial) with conditions restricting outdoor work, requiring indoor hazardous‑material handling, and limiting use to two of six bays.
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