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Roanoke County supervisors approve four land‑use petitions and hear county updates
Summary
At its Oct. 28 meeting the board approved a closed-session certification and four land‑use actions — a short‑term rental permit, two multifamily conversions/redevelopments and a rezoning for a construction yard/recreation project — and heard staff and members' reports on community events and transportation.
The Roanoke County Board of Supervisors convened Oct. 28 and approved several land‑use actions, heard presentations from planning staff and applicants, and received routine announcements.
Actions taken: - Adopted the closed‑session certification resolution (unanimous roll call). - Approved a special‑use permit for a short‑term rental at 3352 Colonial Avenue (lower level only; max 4 overnight guests; seven standard conditions). - Approved a special‑use permit allowing conversion of 6520 Thurlane Road (former motel) into up to 105 multifamily dwelling units, subject to three conditions and site‑plan review. - Approved rezoning ~25.3 acres at 3233 Catawba Valley Drive to I‑1 and a special‑use permit for a construction yard and recreational improvements including plans for a 50‑meter pool; proffered concept plans run with the property. - Approved rezoning ~3.8 acres to AV and a special‑use permit for a 24‑unit multifamily development (septic/drain‑field approach), with two conditions requiring conformance to concept plans and elevations.
Board members also shared announcements about upcoming community meetings and events including the Glenvar Center planning meeting and a greenway ribbon cutting; the Roanoke Regional Chamber spoke in support of two projects. The board adjourned after the reports and roll call.
