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Planning commission recommends ILC campus updates after neighbors press for stricter lighting, water and traffic protections
Summary
The commission recommended approval of an amendment to the International Learning Center’s conditional-use permit (259-acre campus) that adds administrative space and support buildings, while asking the applicant to work with neighbors on lighting, generator testing times and construction-access limitations.
The Hanover County Planning Commission voted to recommend approval of amendments to the International Learning Center’s conditional-use permit, subject to staff-recommended conditions and additional neighbor-focused clarifications the commission added.
Andy Conlin, representing the International Mission Board, said the campus trains missionaries and hosts invitation-only conferences; the amendment would add a storage and graphics building, picnic pavilions and an administration building to consolidate about 265 employees currently working out of Richmond. "The mission board serves over 48,000 churches in The United States," Conlin said while describing the campus’s training…
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