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Votes and actions: Planning Commission approves AFD withdrawal, tables three special use permits
Summary
On April 2 the Planning Commission approved one AFD withdrawal and tabled three special use permit requests (two short‑term rental expansions and one commercial storage proposal) to the May meeting; all motions passed on unanimous roll call votes.
At its April 2 meeting the Shenandoah County Planning Commission took four recorded formal actions: it approved an AFD Request For Withdrawal for 141.680 acres at 2904 Hepner Road (motion by Keith Stephens, seconded by Dennis Morris; vote 6-0) and tabled three special use permit requests to the May meeting: SUP 26-04-01 (5‑bedroom short‑term rental at 43 Pickett Street; motion by Gary Lantz; 6-0), SUP 26-04-02 (commercial self‑service storage facility at 27839 Old Valley Pike; motion by Dennis Morris; 6-0) and SUP 26-04-03 (6‑bedroom short‑term rental at 240 Ryan Road; motion by Dennis Morris; 6-0).
Chairman Tommy Miller announced that the AFD recommendation will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors. Staff stated that the short‑term rental requests include typical conditions such as Uniform Statewide Building Code compliance, life/safety inspections, VDH and VDOT requirements, bedroom and guest limits, and relinquishment clauses if uses lapse for multiple years. Each tabled item is scheduled to return to the Planning Commission agenda in May.
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