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Madison County approves special-use permit for multiple short-term rentals on 15-acre A1 parcel
Summary
The Madison County Board of Supervisors approved a special-use permit for multiple short-term lodging units on a 15-acre A1-zoned parcel (tax map 30-5C) after the Planning Commission recommended approval with conditions. County staff and the applicant must obtain required VDOT/VDH approvals and satisfy site and life-safety conditions before use.
The Madison County Board of Supervisors on Sept. 3 approved case SUDash07Dash25Dash01, a special-use permit (SUP) allowing multiple short-term rental lodging units on a 15-acre parcel identified as Madison County tax map 30-5C, zoning designation A1. The approval follows a recommendation from the county Planning Commission, conditioned on compliance with external approvals and site requirements.
Planning staff told commissioners that the applicant has been coordinating with the Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) and the Virginia Department of Health (VDH) and that a VDOT sight-line analysis and VDH water testing are still pending. “I reviewed this application against the comprehensive plan, and it does seem to align with our land use and economic development goals and strategies. And so this seems like a good fit for…
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