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Planning Commission previewed multiple conditional‑use applications including daycare subdivision, drive‑thru expansion and late‑hour restaurant requests
Summary
Staff previewed multiple land‑use applications—encroachments, conditional rezoning/CUP for a subdivided daycare, a McDonald’s drive‑thru expansion, restaurant alcohol and late‑hour requests, brewery ownership change with live entertainment, and multiple short‑term rental CUPs—none of which were voted on at the meeting.
The Planning Commission heard staff presentations on a cluster of land‑use matters that will return to the commission for formal hearings and votes. Staff previewed the applications, flagged outstanding items and summarized neighborhood engagement.
Items presented (preview only)
- 512 Pembroke Avenue (Ghent Historic District): staff described an encroachment application to install two narrow bands of pavers in the parkway verge; the Architectural Review Board recommended approval 9–0; staff noted the applicant must maintain the verge and carry insurance naming the city as additional insured.
- 3211 Lafayette Boulevard: an encroachment for an existing pole sign that became city property after a right‑of‑way dedication; ARB recommended approval 9–0.
- 117 East Princess Anne Road (Norfolk Auto Row Historic District): an encroachment for an existing outdoor dining structure tied to a CUP previously granted for the use; ARB recommended approval; staff noted the structure will be revocable and requires maintenance and insurance.
- 5700 block: Proposed…
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