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James City County Denies Self-Storage Permit; Potential Funding Lost

1 report, 1 independent Updated Wed 00:00
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What happened

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James City County supervisors voted 3–2 to deny a special-use permit for a 51,000-square-foot self-storage facility proposed by Landtech Resources, Inc. The decision followed a public hearing where residents expressed concerns regarding traffic and neighborhood character. Landtech Resources, Inc. had outlined plans to pay $5,000 annually to the condominium association and $50,000 to the county for open-space purposes.

From wydaily.com

Why it matters

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The denial removes potential annual payments that were slated for local entities. Specifically, the proposal included a $50,000 payment to James City County designated for open-space purposes, and a $5,000 payment to the condominium association.

From wydaily.com

Who's involved

  • Angie WilliamsResident who attended the public hearing regarding the facility proposal.
  • James City CountyThe county where the self-storage facility permit was sought and denied.
  • Stephen TownsendLocal leader noted to be operating within a local association in the county.
  • board of supervisorsThe governing body that voted to deny the special-use permit.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • James City CountySpeculative

    James City County could lose potential $50,000 in annual funding intended for open space.

  • board of supervisorsSpeculative

    The board of supervisors could lose potential $50,000 in annual open-space funding.

  • Stephen TownsendSpeculative

    Stephen Townsend might avoid construction wear and damage costs for the local association.

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