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Planning commission clears Mosaic at West Creek tentative plat update for 500-lot subdivision

Goochland County Planning Commission · February 27, 2025
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Summary

Goochland County planners recommended and the Planning Commission voted 5-0 Feb. 27 to approve a revised tentative plat for Mosaic at West Creek, a previously approved 500-lot subdivision, with staff conditions and a correction to a typographical error in condition language.

The Goochland County Planning Commission on Feb. 27 recommended approval of a revised tentative subdivision plat for Mosaic at West Creek, preserving the previously approved total of 500 lots and approving staff conditions including a corrected condition on sidewalks.

Ray Cash, assistant director of community development, told the commission the amendment modifies a previously approved tentative plat covering roughly 207.84 acres to add three lots in one area and adjust open-space calculations and lot acreages. He said the update includes utility easements for future water and wastewater extensions and retains required buffers adjacent to Route 288 and Bridal Branch Drive.

Cash pointed out an error in the staff report's condition 12; staff requested the language be corrected so it reads that "sidewalks shall be provided along one side of each road," removing a stray word that created ambiguity in the printed condition. Cash said the rest of the standard tentative-plat conditions would remain and be applied during later record-plan and development-review stages.

A commissioner moved to approve the tentative plat MAJT-2025-1 subject to the conditions presented; the motion passed 5-0. The approval preserves standard requirements for future record plans, utilities and buffers and does not change the previously authorized 500-lot total.

The commission's recommendation will be recorded in meeting minutes and the conditions will guide subsequent subdivision and plan-of-development review.