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Developer Withdraws Major Mixed-Use Rezoning Application in James City County

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What happened

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The developer of The Bluffs at Kiskiack withdrew its application to rezone land in James City County. The project, which included over 700 homes, commercial space, and a museum, was scheduled before the Board of Supervisors. The developer withdrew after asking for a deferral, as Board Chair John McGlennon stated there was no majority for granting the request.

From whro.org, wydaily.com, pilotonline.com

Why it matters

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The withdrawal removes the rezoning and special use permit requests from the Board of Supervisors’ agenda. Any new application for the property would have to restart the entire process, including staff review and a public hearing before the Planning Commission.

From wydaily.com

Who's involved

  • board of supervisorsThe governing body responsible for overseeing operations and development in James City County.
  • John McGlennonThe Board Chair of the Board of Supervisors.
  • James City CountyThe county where the rezoning application was filed.
  • Imperial CountyThe property owner of the land slated for development.
  • VirginiaThe state within which James City County is geographically situated.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • James City County could experience a loss of potential tax revenue and development opportunity due to the withdrawal.

  • Eastern State Hospital might see increased local demand for medical and senior care services if the project were to proceed.

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  1. John McGlennon is identified as the Board Chair for James City County.1 source
  2. Board of Supervisors oversees county government operations.1 source

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