Planning Commission — 2022-04-20

This record is the Centreville Planning Commission public hearing (April 20, 2022) on a Growth Allocation request for the 46.869-acre Carter Farm Traditional Neighborhood Development to reclassify 40.372 acres under §170-31.6, with the Town Planner, applicant team, commissioners and public presenting information and comments. The applicant described plan revisions since December 2021 (reconfigured commercial area, interior public streets, widened cartway, parking changes, and replacing five townhomes with three single-family homes) and detailed environmental and public-access commitments including expanded Critical Area buffers with about 12.5 acres of plantings, phragmites and invasive removal, stormwater measures (rain gardens, micro-infiltration beds, permeable pavers, green roof, bioswales), 21 acres of open space including a 0.72-mile Yellow Bank Stream Trail and a proposed 15-foot public easement, and noted a Corsica River Conservancy support letter; a citizen raised concerns about wastewater capacity and availability of public documents.