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The commission adopted minutes, approved a consent agenda including a townhouse development and a stream-restoration concept at Bryan Park, recommended acceptance of $10,369,508 from the Central Virginia Transportation Authority for the Diamond District transportation project, and recommended special-use approvals for two housing proposals (1215 N. 29th and 101 Cowardin Avenue) with conditions.
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The Planning Commission voted to send several land-use and funding items to City Council for final action; these are recommendations, not final approvals. Residents can expect planned transportation work in the Diamond District funded by a regional grant, design and environmental work at Bryan Park to remove a dam and restore the stream, and proposals that move forward for new housing at 1215 North 29th Street and 101 Cowardin Avenue (including up to 120 units at Cowardin). The commission also approved a final site plan for a field house and routine meeting items such as the minutes.
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