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Richmond City Council Rejects Residential Townhome Permit in Randolph

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What happened

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The Richmond City Council voted to reject a special-use permit for a residential development in Randolph. The proposal, submitted by Audeo Partners, sought to build 21 townhomes on a vacant lot. Audeo Partners had previously converted a former Dominion Energy warehouse into apartments and was also planning a similar conversion of The Virginia Home’s Byrd Park facility.

From richmondbizsense.com

Why it matters

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The rejection impacts Audeo Partners' plans for housing construction in the area. The developer had been pursuing both the townhome project and the conversion of The Virginia Home’s Byrd Park facility, which had previously received approval for its special-use permit.

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Who's involved

Dominion EnergyCompany whose former warehouse was converted by Audeo Partners.
RandolphLocation where the proposed residential development was planned.
RichmondLocation where the Richmond City Council meeting took place.

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The entities involved

Dominion Energy
company
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- The proposed merger between Dominion Energy and NextEra Energy is undergoing regulatory review by the State Corporation Commission in Virginia.Thu 22:52
Randolph
city in Clay County, Missouri, United States

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