71-43u P~ING STAMP RECOMMENDATIONS
For
USE PERMIT REQUESTS
to be heard
by the
CNESTERFIELD COUNTY BOARD OW SUPERVISORS
Wednesday, 8 Dec.. 1971
71-~2U $outher~ Autqmotive parts
Dale Magisterial District
Tax Map Sec. 66-10 parcel 5
This px~opeI'ty is zoned Ag~icultural (A) as are all adjacent parcels. The
request is for a use penmit to store and sell automotive parts. On Janua~-y
13, 1965, M~. R. H. Thurston requested (Case No. 64-92S) rezoning of the
parcel in question from Agricultural (A) to General Business (C-2). The
Board, on recommendation of the Planning Commission, saw fit to deny the
rezoning request and grant a use permit for the operation of an oil business.
Planning Staff is of the opinion that this area, although currently agrl-
cultural zoned, displays a residential chamacter which will continue as
development trends emerge. However, if indiscriminate general commercial
use is allowed to oceu~, then the future residential potential may be
thwarted or relegated to lower standards to accommodate compatabiilty of
land uses.
The~-efore. denial.cf .this. . .....re...quest. is ~.e¢ommended.
However, should the Board see fit to Krant the request then the following
conditions should be imposed:
1) Operating hours be limited to between 9:00 a.m. mud 9:00
p.m. Monday ~h~ou~ Saturday. No Sunday o~erati~ be
2) Sto~age and sales be ~estricted $o ~.~ =~tc ~ only.
3) No auto repair work be pe~itted.
~) All ~unked, ab~doned, o~ inoperable auto, and parts
themeof~ be re~ved f~m the P~e~ses p~ior to the
effective date of the pe~lt.
6) No outside sto~age of materials or supplies be permltSed.
7) No si~ be pe~ltted.
8) No additional shop type structure be constructed.
9) ~e pe~t be granted fo~ a pe~lod of two yea~. renewable
upon satisfactomy ~e-appl~eation.
71-~3U,,Wad~y .G. :Blahd Midtothian Magisterial Dlst~ic$
Tax Map Sec. 7-12 (~). sec. A,
blk. H. parcel 5
This property ts zoned Residential (R-A) as amc all adjacent Ps. eels. ~e
~equest Is fo~ a use pe~t to allow ~he opera$1on of a printin~ business
Ina garage attaehed to his home. ~ls application is the result of a code
enforcement inspection with ~ega~ to a violation of the zontn$ om~n~ce.
The applicant has Indicated his tn~ention to re-locate the business
operation to a co--tala! zene within 1~72, in light of this, St.~ff
I) The pez~uit being valid for a twelve (12) month
period only. Not renewable upon expiration.
2) No signs be permitted.
No structural change be made (neither interior nor
exterior).
Hours of operation be limited to between 9:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. No Saturday
or Sunday operation be permitted.
Respectfully,
tanley R. Baldersom, Jr.
Senior Planner
Chesterfield County Planning
Department
13531 Salisbury Road
Midlothian, Virginia, 23113
December 7, 1971
Mr. Michael C. Ritz
Planning Director
County of Chesterfield
Chesterfield, Virginia
Subject:
Use Permit 71-43U
Dear Mr. Ritz:
I live in the Salisbury Sub-Division at the intersection of West Salisbury
Road and Starcross Road.
Even though my property is not adjoining that of Mr. Waddy G. Bland, I am
in favor of having his request for a use permit to operate a printing business
in his garage until March 1, 197~, at which time the operation of said bus-
iness will cease.
I am sorry that I will be unable to appear on his behalf, but I will be out
of the State on business.
Thank you for your time.
Sinc~y, .
JOH:mh
j. K. TIMMONS & ASSOCIATES
ENGINEERS * SURVEYORS * PLANNERS
13~4 WEST MAIN STREET · RICHMOND, VIRGINIA 23220 * (703) 353-6687
J. K. TIMMONS
J. H. HENSON
W. R. KLUGE
R. E. HOLLAND
C. R. WARREN
December 8, 1971
Board of Supervisors
Chesterfield County
Chesterfield, Virginia
Re: Request for Use Permit on
South Starcross Road
Gentlemen:
As a relatively close neighbor and as an investor in the Salisbury
Corporation, I am interested in the Use Perm'it requested by Mr. Bland. It
is important to all of us in the Salisbury corg_.rnuri'ity that this neighborhood
maintain those qualities that are desireabfe-in a fine residential community.
A/Ir. Bland's home is a real asset to th~Comrnunity. He maintains his yard
and shrubs in immaculate condition. "i~
The business referred to in the application for a TJse Permit is an
outgro%vth of an accumulation of printing equipment over the course of
several months that Mr. Bland has kept in his garage. This business is
not his primary source of income and it seems to me that it falls almost
into the category of a hobby. Mr. Bland has indicated to me that his plans
are to move this equipment to a suitable logation on or about the first of
March, 1972. I ~vould strongly oppose the granting of a Use Permit int~;
neighborhood for a period to extend beyond March _.1, but I do feel that
our
it is reasonable for the Board to grant ~[--Permit extel-ding to March 1, that
~Nould allo%v Mr. Bland to make an orderly ~ransfer of this equipment to a
suitable site. He has contributed to the community in many %rays, both
through the use of some of this equipment and personal effort in other areas.
I trust that, in the future, the Board ~vill protect this community by
denying any permits for business uses thatlare either detrimental by the nature
of the business or that would perpetuate a business use cf the property for an
extended period of time.
Sincerely,
JKT/ch