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Staff reports opposition for Castleton short-term rental, Civic League supports University Pizza

Norfolk City Planning Commission · July 23, 2026
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Summary

Staff told commissioners about letters received on consent items: a new opposition letter for a Castleton short-term rental on the consent agenda, Civic League support for University Pizza (subject to outdoor dining conditions), and four letters of opposition for 1650 Colonial Avenue from three adjacent properties.

At the start of the meeting staff (S2) told commissioners that "staff is recommending approval of all of the applications that are on your agenda" while noting several pieces of correspondence to be reviewed. The commission was told a late letter of opposition had been received for a Castleton short-term rental that appears on the consent agenda. Staff also said the Civic League submitted a letter supporting University Pizza provided the outdoor-dining conditions in the staff report are met.

The staff update included that 1650 Colonial Avenue drew four letters of opposition from three property owners directly adjacent to the proposed short-term rental on Washington Avenue. Staff said those letters are included in the packet for commissioners' review.