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Development Activity Report August 2021
Project/Applicant Name Location Description Comments
Recent Board Actions
Application No. UP‐968‐21, Dirty Quads Motorsports & Graphics LLC
5005 Victory Boulevard
Request for a Special Use Permit to authorize motorcycle sales in the Village Square at Kiln Creek Shopping Center
Approved July 20, 2021
Application No. UP‐966‐21, Verizon Wireless
124 West Queens Drive
Request for a Special Use Permit to authorize a 195' monopole cell phone tower with a 4' lightning rod on a 7.1‐acre parcel (Queens Lake Middle School)
Approved July 20, 2021
Application No. UP‐970‐21, KDC Solar Kings Creek
1801 Penniman Road
Request to authorize an extension for two years on a previously approved Special Use Permit for a solar energy facility on an approximately 380‐acre portion of a 430‐acre parcel located at 1801 Penniman Road.
Approved July 20, 2021
Future Applications
Application No. UP‐967‐21, Magruder‐Tabb Animal Hospital
3525 Hampton Highway
Request for a Special Use Permit to authorize a veterinarian clinic on a 3.2‐acre parcel
Recommended for approval by the
Planning Commission on June 9, 2021.
Tabled by the Board of Supervisors on July
20, 2021. Scheduled for the August 17 Board 20, 2021, meeting.
Application No. UP‐971‐21, Williamsburg Area Transit Authority
6166 Old Mooretown Road
Request for a Special Use Permit to authorize a bus transfer facility on a 4.3‐acre parcel
Tentatively scheduled for the September 8 Planning Commission
meeting.
Development Activity Report August 2021
Project/Applicant Name Location Description Comments
Site Plans Approved
Dale Moore Tower, T‐Mobile Generator Addition
229‐Z Redoubt Road
Adding a 4'x10' concrete pad within existing fenced compound for the installation of a 48kW Diesel generator.
Approved on July 22, 2021
HRSD York Treatment Plant Renovation and Addition
515 Back Creek Road
The proposed project consists of a building renovation and addition to the HRSD York River Treatment Plant campus in Seaford, Virginia. Parking and infrastructure improvements are proposed to accommodate the addition.
Submitted on July 12, 2021
Waller Mill Elementary School Tower, T‐Mobile Generator Addition
314‐Z Waller Mill Road
Adding a 4'x10' concrete pad within existing fenced compound for the installation of a 48kW Diesel generator.
Submitted on July 13, 2021
Site Plans Submitted
York County Sherriff's Office 159 Goodwin Neck Road
A proposed multi‐story sheriff's office with a detached patrol garage with associated infrastructure including parking, water and sewer utilities, storm drainage, and a wet pond BMP. Turn lane improvements on adjacent Goodwin Neck Road are also included.
Submitted on July 19, 2021
Play‐A‐Round Golf and Games Addition
5021 George Washington Memorial Highway
Construct Go‐Kart track and parking area for the carts.
Submitted on July 21, 2021
Smith Farm Estates Wall Amendment
509 Z & 601 Z Yorktown Road
Change modification to the wall design and configuration due to unanticipated wetland protection areas along Yorktown Road. The proposed amendment revises the length and layout of the monument sign wall to avoid wetland impact.
Submitted on July 21, 2021
Development Activity Report August 2021
Project/Applicant Name Location Description Comments
Site Plans Submitted
Total Home Improvements, Amendment
4724 George Washington Memorial Highway
Build 60'x40' metal warehouse on concrete slab. Submitted on July 28,
2021
Subdivision Plans
Approved None
Subdivision Plans
Dawson Landing, Amendment (fka Subdivision of the Property of Wayne Harbin Builder, Inc.)
111 Railway Road
The proposed site plan amendment is to remove the common area behind lots 1‐4. The common area acreage in its entirety has been added to lot 4. The development plan and subdivision no longer has any common are.
Submitted on July 9, 2021
Submitted Boundary Line Adjustment Between the Properties of Miles C. Burcher and Gary L. Brocksmith, Jr. and Michael K. & Amber L. Lempke, Co‐Trustees
400 & 600 Patricks Creek Road
Boundary Line Adjustment between the properties of Miles C. Burcher, II and Gary L. Brocksmith, Jr. and Michael K. & Amber L. Lempke, Co‐Trustees
Submitted on July 27, 2021
Land Disturbance
Perry Junction 130 Stafford Court
Land disturbance of 2.23 acres Issued on July 7, 2021
HYDC Actions None
August 6, 2021 Celebrate National Farmers Market Week Tomorrow! Join us tomorrow at Yorktown Market Days and meet our local vendors who make this Saturday event hugely popular and successful. At tomorrow’s market, shoppers can enjoy the sounds of the Fifes & Drums of York Town at 10 a.m., and children can enter a coloring contest sponsored by Ben & Jerry’s! Yorktown Market Days are always rain or shine. In the event of inclement weather, the market is moved to the lower level of the Riverwalk Landing parking terrace. For details about tomorrow’s event and a schedule of upcoming special themed markets, click through to the Visit Yorktown website. “High in Plain Sight” Virtual and In-Person Town Hall on September 2 The Historic Triangle Drug Prevention Coalition (HTDPC) is hosting this free meeting presented by Officer Jermaine Galloway (ret.) from 9 to 11 a.m. on September 2 at the Williamsburg Lodge. Officer Galloway, aka “Tall Cop Says Stop,” will teach parents what to look for and how to detect and combat substance abuse, what hard questions to ask, and what the drug and alcohol culture is in our community. This presentation is for adults only. Those who attend the meeting in-person will have the opportunity to tour the Hidden in Plain Sight mobile bus and see where drugs may be hidden in a teenager’s bedroom. Registration is required. For more information or to register, please email Sheri Newcomb, Deputy Director of York County Community Services, at [email protected] or call (757) 890-3880. Sheriff’s Deputy is First in YPSO to be Named Drug Recognition Expert
Congratulations to York-Poquoson Sheriff’s Deputy James Robinson for completing over 100 hours of academic and practical exercises to become the office’s first Drug Recognition Expert (DRE)! Fewer than 50 law enforcement officers in Virginia hold this certification. The program has received national acclaim for its success in identifying the drug-impaired
driver. Officers trained as DREs are often utilized when a driver appers to be impaired and police have determined alcohol is not the cause or sole cause of impairment.
Register by August 27 for CarFit Program for Senior Citizens A CarFit safety event is being held September 1 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Brittingham-Midtown Community Center, 570 McLawhorne Drive, Newport News. CarFit is a free community-based educational program designed to help mature drivers assess how well they and their cars “fit” together. At the event, a team of professionals will complete a 12-point checklist including the position of the driver’s seat, the driver’s ability to easily reach pedals, and proper adjustment of mirrors. This event is sponsored by Peninsula Seniors and Law Enforcement Together (S.A.L.T.). For more information or to register, visit the Parks and Recreation website. This service is free. Celebrate Summer Reading Program Finale August 13 Come join the fun at the Tabb Library next Friday, August 13, from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. as we celebrate our Summer Reading Program! York County Fire & Life Safety apparatus will be on-site for children to explore, the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command Brass Quintet will perform, and we’ll have games and other fun activities. This free celebration is open to all ages regardless of your participation in the 2021 Tails & Tales Summer Reading Program. Those who have completed the challenge can pick up their completion prize at the event. Registration is not required. Tabb Library is located at 100 Long Green Blvd. Additional Notes for the Week…..Virginia’s 3-Day Sales Tax Holiday is happening now! Shop for school supplies (pick up a few more for the YPSO drive – see below), emergency preparedness items, clothing, and more with no sales tax applied. A complete list of eligible items is available here. Three more Sounds of Summer concerts remain this year: Another Level on August 12, Slapnation on August 19, and Tidewater Drive Band on August 26. Join us at the waterfront from 7 to 9:30 for these FREE concerts. More information and a list of other free events is available on the Visit Yorktown website.
For a complete list of needed supplies, visit the Sheriff’s Office website.
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New In Town: The Edge District Airing Daily on WYCG-TV
The latest edition of New in Town is not just about new businesses! We’ve also got the new
branding for a cool neighborhood in upper York County. WYCG-TV captures the smiles and cheers
when officials take off Running with Scissors, a special event featuring multiple ribbon cuttings to
relaunch this ‘eat-ertainment” destination! Also featured, a few more grand openings and a Beale’s
update. This is a program all about supporting York County businesses, shopping local, and
discovering what’s New in Town!
New in Town airs daily on WYCG-TV (Cox 46/Verizon 38) and is easily accessed from your desktop
or mobile device at yorkcounty.gov/TV and on You Tube
