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Board defers multiple rezoning and permit cases, including proposed convenience store with fuel pumps
Summary
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors deferred several rezoning and permit items — including a planned convenience store with fuel pumps and a truck rental/maintenance rezoning — to the April 8 meeting.
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors deferred several land‑use items to the April 8 meeting, including two companion cases to allow a convenience store with fuel pumps, a provisional use permit for 24‑hour operation, a conditional rezoning for a commercial vehicle leasing and maintenance facility, and a proffer amendment related to recreational space.
Pandav LLC convenience store and 24‑hour provisional use permit: County staff said the applicant requested a deferral while completing title work. The rezoning case (listed in the record as 2024101247) and the companion provisional use permit were deferred to April 8 at the applicant’s request after a Webex speaker, Alejandra Chavez (speaking for her household), said she opposed the development and cited traffic-safety concerns. “My neighbors and I have been pretty outspoken about it…we view this as a danger to our community,” Chavez said. The board moved and approved the deferrals by voice vote.
AIM Transportation LLC conditional rezoning: The applicant sought to relocate an existing truck rental and maintenance operation to a roughly 14.3‑acre site on Mechanicsville Turnpike, rezoning from B‑3 to M‑1C and revising proffers to limit certain industrial uses. The applicant described a two‑phase plan to replace a 20,000‑square‑foot building and later add outparcels for smaller retail/restaurant uses. After a brief presentation and no public opposition at the hearing, the board deferred the case to April 8 at the board’s request to allow additional consideration.
Joseph B. McCutcheon proffer amendment: The applicant requested a deferral for a proffer amendment related to recreational space to allow development of a new single‑family home on that proffered area. That request was deferred to April 8 at the applicant’s request.
All deferrals were moved, seconded and approved by voice vote; the record shows the board encouraged applicants to be prepared for an April hearing given previous postponements.
