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Commission approves consent items: childcare reuse of former Rite Aid and short‑term rental permit
Summary
By unanimous recorded vote, the commission placed two staff‑recommended items on the consent agenda and recommended them to City Council: a childcare conversion at a former Rite Aid and a conditional‑use permit for a short‑term rental at 1720 Baltic Avenue.
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The Planning Commission approved two consent‑agenda items and recommended them to City Council by recorded vote. Both items carried staff recommendations and were unopposed.
Item 1: HWG Virginia Beach LLC — modification of proffers to convert an existing 14,681‑square‑foot former Rite Aid building into a childcare center with a 2,700‑square‑foot tenant space planned for future use. Attorney Eddie Berdon (Berdon) said the proposed franchise school operator would accept staff conditions and that the interior conversion and minor exterior site modifications are consistent with staff recommendations.
Item 11: Colin and Scholar Miller (property owners) — conditional‑use permit for a short‑term rental at 1720 Baltic Avenue. Applicant Colin Miller stated the conditions were acceptable; staff noted the neighborhood already includes similar short‑term rentals.
Both consent items were approved by recorded vote of 11–0 and will proceed to City Council for final action and scheduling.

