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Lunenburg board approves portable‑building sales lot, denies proposed vehicle‑storage yard
Summary
The Board approved CUP 2‑20 for Christopher and Alethea Stringfellow to operate a portable utility‑building sales lot in Keysville and denied CUP 3‑20 for James Napier to operate a vehicle storage yard, citing residential proximity concerns.
LUNENBURG, Va. — The Lunenburg County Board of Supervisors on Aug. 13 approved a conditional use permit for a portable utility‑building sales lot and denied a separate application to operate a vehicle storage yard in a residential area.
Community Planner Glenn Millican told the Board that CUP 2‑20 (Christopher and Alethea Stringfellow) would permit a retail sales lot for portable utility buildings on tax parcel 007‑0A‑0‑2 at 134 Patrick Henry Highway in Keysville. The Planning Commission recommended approval; Mr. Stringfellow told supervisors the business "would primarily be a sales lot for portable utility buildings for residential use" and that "sales for these types of buildings are up forty percent." The Board approved CUP 2‑20 by roll call vote.
By contrast, Millican said CUP 3‑20 (applicant James Napier) proposed a vehicle storage yard on parcel 009‑0A‑0‑28 at the northwest corner of Springfield Road and Jackson Road. The Planning Commission recommended denial, noting the concentration of nearby residences and that a storage yard would be an inappropriate use for the area. The Board voted to deny CUP 3‑20.
The Board’s minutes record motions and roll‑call approvals for the permit decisions. The transcript shows no subsequent appeals or amendments at this meeting.
What’s next: Approved CUP 2‑20 is recorded in the Board’s minutes; any required permit conditions, inspections or subsequent administrative steps will be handled by county planning staff.
