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Votes at a glance: planning commission continuances, consent agenda and passed items (July hearing)
Summary
The Richmond Planning Commission approved a mix of continuances and approvals in its July hearing, forwarding several cases to City Council and clearing the final review for the Lombardi Street bridge replacement.
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The Richmond Planning Commission on Tuesday recorded several continuances, approved a consent agenda, and forwarded a set of regular agenda items to City Council or approved reviews as summarized below.
Key votes and outcomes
- Continuances (selected): - Ordinance 20-25-041 (3618 Hawthorne Avenue special use) and the related subdivision exception (Subdivision 2025.003) โ continued to the August 19, 2025 meeting (motion passed by roll call). - Ordinance 20-25-025 (5009 Rear Steed Rd / 5015 Snead Rd / 5015 Rear Steed Rd โ up to 180 multifamily units) โ continued to the September 2, 2025 meeting. - Ordinance 20-25-081 (2618 Rear West Main Street, up to 4 units) โ continued to the September 2, 2025 meeting. - Ordinance 20-25-113 (3200 Second Avenue) โ continued to September 2, 2025. - Ordinance 20-25-150 (3923 Grove Avenue) โ continued to the August 19, 2025 meeting.
- Consent agenda (adopted and forwarded to City Council with UDC conditions and staff recommendations): - Ordinance 20-25-144 (3103 Second Ave special use โ two-family detached) - Ordinance 20-25-149 (1720 North 20th Street special use โ two-family detached + accessory unit) - Ordinance 20-25-151 (1114 Whole Street โ 6-story mixed-use building) - Ordinance 20-25-152 (2300 Ingram Avenue โ up to 7 single-family attached dwellings) - Ordinance 20-25-153 (304 Oak Lane accessory structure) - Ordinance 20-25-154 (Stony Point CUP amendments / 9221 Forest Hill Avenue commissary use) - Ordinance 20-25-155 (505 West Lee Street moved from consent to regular agenda for discussion) - Ordinance 20-25-156 (1220 & 1260 Ingram Ave rezoning to TOD1/B5) - Ordinance 20-25-162 (conservation easement on Mayoโs Island properties to Capital Region Land Conservancy & state) - UDC items: UDC 20-25-19 (Holly Street playground concept), UDC 20-25-20 (Arthur Ashe Blvd CSX bridge conceptual), UDC 20-25-21 (Belmont library greening), UDC 20-25-22 (Hull Street branch library) and UDC 20-25-23 (Browns Island signage package).
- Regular agenda results (select items): - Ordinance 20-25-135 (505 West Lee Street โ Ronald McDonald House lodging house): forwarded to City Council with the recommendation that the CUP be limited to the current owner/operator (unanimous 7โ0 vote). - Ordinance 20-24-312 (7100 Jenk Road): forward to City Council recommending approval of an amended SUP for a 17-unit multifamily building, with conditions (motion carried 6โ1; Miss Roe opposed). - Ordinance 20-25-079 (3801 & 3803 Hanover Ave): forward to City Council recommending approval of 2 existing detached + 4 attached dwellings and allowing ADUs with specified limits; motion passed unanimously. - Lombardi Street bridge (UDC/Final LCE): final location, character and extent review approved; project proceeds to permitting and procurement. - Richmond Connects (Mechanicsville/Brouwer's LQC asphalt art): approved, including flexible posts; motion passed 6โ1 (Mister Poole opposed).
Vote recording and next steps
Where the transcript recorded roll-call votes, the commission used its standard roll call format. Items forwarded to council will be scheduled for City Council review; UDC and public works items will proceed to permitting and implementation steps described in the staff reports.
Notes and clarifications โข Where an item was listed on the consent agenda but moved to the regular agenda (505 West Lee Street), that item was discussed and separately recommended to Council. โข Several agenda items were continued to August 19 or September 2 as noted above. โข For items in the consent agenda that included UDC conditions, the commission adopted the staff and UDC recommendations by roll call.
Speakers and staff supporting votes are recorded in the commission transcript and the relevant articles produced by this package include detailed speaker lists, vote records and provenance references for each case.
