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County staff maps growth‑area parcels; planning commission asks staff to draft consultant scope
Summary
Staff used GIS to count parcels in designated growth areas and reported that 10,143 parcels lie inside those growth areas, of which 2,969 are vacant under zoning categories that allow development by‑right. Commissioners asked staff to draft a proposal for a consultant to analyze realistic developability and service impacts.
Planning staff presented GIS results at the May work session showing the number and location of parcels inside Louisa County's designated growth areas and how many of those parcels are vacant and zoned for potential development.
"We did calculate the county as a whole," planner Mister Eglin said. "We have 10,143 parcels in all the growth areas ... and of that we have 2,969 parcels within the growth areas alone that are currently vacant." He also reported area‑level counts: Shannon Hill has 49…
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