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Hanover denies Woodside-area rezoning after supervisors cite traffic and timing concerns
Summary
A proposed 48‑lot subdivision near Woodside Estates was denied after supervisors expressed concern about cumulative traffic impacts, pending large transportation projects and timing of approvals.
The Hanover County Board of Supervisors denied a proposed rezoning for a 48‑lot subdivision east of Woodside Estates at its May 28 meeting after supervisors said the corridor already faces several pending projects and the timing of transportation funding left uncertainty.
The applicant’s attorney, Ashley Kyle of Roth Jackson Gibbons & Condlin, told the board the plan would create 48 single‑family lots at roughly 1.23 units per acre with 28.43% open space, and said the project is consistent with the comprehensive plan’s suburban neighborhood residential…
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