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Board approves Seneca Commerce Park sale, Leesville townhomes rezoning, and accepts opioid abatement funds
Summary
Supervisors approved a property sale at Seneca Commerce Park, rezoned 5.39 acres on Leesville Road for townhomes, and authorized acceptance of additional opioid‑abatement settlement funds during routine business.
At its September meeting the Campbell County Board of Supervisors took several administrative and land‑use actions in a single series of votes.
Seneca Commerce Park: Economic development staff presented a purchase offer from Integrity Mechanical to acquire roughly 7 acres in Seneca Commerce Park (parcels M and N) to build a 30,000‑square‑foot warehouse. The board authorized sale at $50,000 per acre and directed staff to complete necessary surveying and boundary adjustments; the sale motion passed by voice vote.
Opioid abatement funds: County attorneys and staff presented another round of opioid‑manufacturer settlement allocations governed by existing MOUs. The county was asked to accept funds from a new round of settlements (named manufacturers) and to authorize staff to execute related documents. The board approved authorization for county attorneys to execute the necessary agreements.
Leesville townhomes rezoning (PL25142): The board approved a rezoning request to change ~5.39 acres at 19972 Leesville Road from single‑family residential to residential multifamily to allow a proposed townhome development (a conceptual 45‑unit plan). Staff and applicant noted surrounding parcels already include commercial and multifamily designations, and a turn‑lane warrant analysis indicated a left‑turn lane into the site should be addressed with VDOT during site plan review. The rezoning passed 4‑2.
These approvals were taken as part of the board's public hearings and consent agenda; staff said required permits, traffic coordination with VDOT and any required construction bonds or utility agreements will be completed through standard permitting and site‑plan review processes.
