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Louisa County planning commission moves proposed rules on retail sales of controlled substances to public hearing
Summary
The Louisa County Planning Commission voted to move proposed zoning language regulating retail sales of controlled substances to a public hearing in April after staff presented draft definitions and a zoning chart that would generally require conditional use permits (CUPs) in most districts.
The Louisa County Planning Commission on a voice vote agreed to advance proposed zoning language that would regulate retail sales of controlled substances and send the revisions to a public hearing in April.
Commission staff presented a draft definition and a chart showing which zoning districts would allow retail sales by right or require a CUP, and commissioners discussed zoning categories such as A1, A2, C1, C2, RD and PUD and how existing pharmacies would be treated. The presentation recommended treating the use as a higher-intensity retail use and…
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