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Board approves Youngblood Properties rezoning for three-lot subdivision with proffers
Summary
After resident objections, the Board unanimously approved Youngblood Properties LLC's rezoning to allow up to three residential lots at 10894 Tiller Road, with proffers requiring public water/sewer (developer-paid extension), minimum home sizes, material standards, and time-limited cul-de-sac access.
The Henrico County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a conditional rezoning requested by Youngblood Properties LLC (case 291-25/REZ-202-102326) for property at the northwest intersection of Tiller Road and Brennen Robert Place.
Residents near the site voiced concerns about the developer—s prior projects and septic systems. Supervisor Daniel J. Schmitt said the application was revised to address community concerns and limited the proposal to no more than three residential lots. Planning Director Joe Emerson told the Board that the updated proffers and changes conform to the County—s comprehensive plan.
The approval includes multiple proffers: development per the attached conceptual plan (Exhibit A); internal-street access with a temporary cul-de-sac until adjacent parcel development; a cap of three residential lots; mandatory public water and sewer service with the developer responsible for extending sewer lines; screening for trash receptacles and HVAC units; minimum finished floor area of 2,300 sq. ft. for new dwellings (exclusions noted for the existing home at 10894 Tiller Rd); specified exterior materials; underground utilities where feasible; restricted exterior construction hours; and a severability clause for proffers. The motion to approve was made by Supervisor Schmitt, seconded by Supervisor Rogish, and passed 5-0.
