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90SN0281October-~6~-~998-B?~ 3anmary-~5~-~99~-BPS February 27, 1991 REQUEST: REQUEST ANALYSIS AND RECOMMENDATION 90SN0281 L. Pace Mimms Matoaca Magisterial District Northeast line of Third Avenue Amend Conditional Use Planned Development (CaSe 82S041) to allow the transfer of ownership and operation rights of an existing boarding house. Specifically, Condition 1 of Case 82S041 granted the Conditional Use Planned Development to and ~or Barry R. Mason, Jr. The current request is to delete this condition to allow others to own and/or operate the boarding house. PROPOSED LAND USE: Continued operation of an existing boarding house is planned. RECOMMEND DENIAL. PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION STAFF RECOMMENDATION Recommend approval for the following reason: Conditions of zoning address land' use compatibility and would remain applicable regardless of who owns or operates the boarding house. Therefore, the proposed amendment should not impact the operation of the boarding house or area residential properties. GENERAL INFORMATION Location: Northeast line of Third Avenue, northwest of Boisseau Street. 182-10 (2) Boisseau, Lot 35A (Sheet 54). Existing Zoning: R-7 with Conditional Use Planned Development to allow a boarding house Size: 0.46 acres Tax Map Existing Land Use: Boarding house Adjacent Zoning & Land Use: North - R-7; Single family residential South - R-7; Single family residential East R-7; Public/semi-public (Virginia State University) West R-7; Single family residential PUBLIC FACILITIES Utilities: This amendment will have no impact on the public water and wastewater systems. The existing structure is presently connected to the public water and wastewater systems. The results of a computer-simulated flow test indicate that adequate flow and pressure should be available to supply the domestic and fire protection needs of the existing use. Drainage and Erosion: This amendment will have no impact on these facilities. Fire Service: Ettrick Fire Station, Company #12. This amendment will not generate additional need for fire protection services. Transportation: This amendment will have no impact upon the existing transportation network. LAND USE General Plan: Lies within the boundaries of the Southern Area Land Use and Transportation Plan, which designates the property for medium/high density residential use (4.01 to 7.00 units/acre). Area Development Trends: Adjacent properties are zoned Residential (R-7) and have been developed for single family residential or public/semi-public (Virginia State University) uses. Zoning History: On August 25, 1982, the Board of Supervisors, upon a favorable recommendation from the Planning Commission, approved a Conditional Use 2 90SN0281/PC/FEB27I Planned Development to permit a boarding house for twenty-eight (28) tenants on the request property (Case 82S041), subject to the following conditions: CONDITIONS This Conditional Use shall be granted to and for Barry R. Mason, Jr. and shall not be transferable nor run with the land. A minimum of one (1) Parking space shall be provided for each two (2) students. All parking and driveways shall be paved with asphalt within 18 months from date of occupancy and the trees in the area shall be maintained in their existing state. The above stated conditions notwithstanding, the site plan prepared by Richard A. Bristow, dated February 9, 1981, and revised March 1, 1982, shall be considered the plan of development. 5. No signs identifying this use shall be permitted. In conjunction with the granting of this request, the Planning Commission shall grant schematic plan approval of the plan submitted with the application. As noted herein, the applicant seeks to delete Condition 1. Site Design: The site has been developed for, and is occupied by, a boarding house with access to Third Avenue. Conditions of zoning approval for Case 82S041 require the provision of one (1) on-site parking space for each two (2) students and required driveways and parking areas to be paved within eighteen (18) months from date of occupancy (Conditions 2 and 3, Case 82S041). It should be noted that the parking and driveway areas are not paved; however, the applicant has indicated his intention to pave these areas. Staff will pursue compliance with the paving requirement. It should be noted that prior to paving the area, site plans must be submitted ~to the Planning Department for approval. Buffers & Screening: The Zoning Ordinance requires that solid waste storage areas (i.e., dumpsters, garbage cans, trash compactors, etc.) be screened from view of adjacent property and public rights of way by a solid fence, wall, dense evergreen plantings or architectural feature. Conclusions: As noted herein, a boarding house has existed on the request property since 1982, subject to conditions that were imposed by the Board of Supervisors at the time of zoning approval. The current request is for amendment to 3 90SN0281/PC/FEB27I Conditional Use Planned Development (Case 82S041) to allow the transfer of ownership and operating rights. This amendment should not impact the operation of the boarding house or area residential properties since the other conditions address land use concerns, regardless of who owns or operates the boarding house. Therefore, approval of this request'would be appropriate. CASE HISTORY Planning Commission Meeting (10/16/90): At the request of the applicant, the Commission deferred this case for ninety (90) days. Staff (10/17/90): The applicant was advised in writing that any new or revised information should be submitted no later than November 19, 1990, for consideration at the January Planning Commission meeting. Staff/Citizens (10/22/90): On October 22, 1990, staff met with representatives of Virginia State University and of the Ettrick Village Liaison Committee to discuss their concerns. Staff, Area Residents, Virginia State University Representatives, Matoaca District Commissioner (11/8/90): A meeting was held to discuss the proposed amendment. and the Staff (12/20/90): To date, no new information has been received. Planning Commission Meeting (1/15/91): The applicant accepted staff's recommendation, but did not accept the Planning Commission recommendation. There were approximately forty-five (45) people present in opposition to the request. Mr. Belcher also noted that he had received approximately sixty-five (65) letters in opposition to the request. Concern was expressed that there was no need for additional student housing in the area; that the use would increase crime rates; that the condition of the property adversely affected 4 90SN0281/PC/~EB27I area property values; and the use was incompatible with single family uses in the area. The Assistant County Attorney explained that denial of the subject request would not preclude the original applicant, Barry R. Mason, Jr., from operating a boarding house since the Conditional Use Planned Developmmnt would remain in effect. He explained that to preclude any boarding house operation, it would be necessary for the original Conditional Use Planned Development to be rescinded. On motion of Mr. Belcher, seconded by Mr. Perkins, the Commission recommended denial of this request. AYES: Unanimous. Further, on motion of Mr. Belcher, seconded by Mr. Perkins, the Commission resolved to initiate an application to rescind the Conditional Use Planned · Development, Case 82S041. AYES: Unanimous. Staff (1/28/91): As per the Planning Commission's directions, staff has prepared, for consideration, an application to rescind the Conditional Use Planned Development. The Planning Commission is tentatively scheduled to consider the application in April. The Board of Supervisors on Wednesday, February 27, 1991, beginning at 2:00 p.m., will take under consideration this request. 5 90SN0281/PC/FEB27I ETTRICK PA RK N APPOMA" AMEND SH. 54 '.81 C.U.PD. 0 qo s/qo 28 ! - Z ZONING DISCr. OSURE AFFIDAVIT ~e bes~ of mT ~owled~e ~d b~ef, ~e foBo~ ~o~afion ~ ~e: i. I ~ ~e app~c~t for ~e ~d ~e ~en~ent on p~cei number 2. With the except/on of 'governmental entit~es and public service company, es owning recorded easements over the proper't~y (the "Subject Property") which is the subject of the land 'use amendment application referred t~-'in Paragraph 1, the' follo~ing is ~ list of the n~mes and addresses of all -persons ow~'g any legal or ~qu/t4ble interest in the sub~ect Property as a .. ~ "t~tle owner, lessee, easement owner~'-con~ract purchaser, assiTnee, opt~onee, licensee or no~eholder, including trustees, beneficia~es of trusts, partners, l~r~ted partners and ali other natural or artific~aI persons: general .Name Address Type of 'Ownership Intere~ 3. The foJ/ov6n~ Ls a 1L~ 'of the names ~nd addresses of si! na~ or ar~i~c/s! persons ow~rtg an intere~ in any cor~or~on, par~ne~hip. ~oin~ venture. ~rust or other sr~i~c/ai person clisc/osed in p=a~T=ph 2 (other than those listed /n par~Tsph 8 or paragraph ? below) which has a totm/ of ten or fewer sh~reholders, partners, benef~'ies or owners: Na~ Address N,me of Art/ficisI Person e. · -2- SM/nwp4??0: N27 4. The fatlow~nW Ls a Est of the names and addmesses of aLI natursI or ar~.l persons owninW lQ% or more of any crass of s~ock ~ssued by a "corporal/on or an in~eres~ of 10% or more in any partnersh/p, ~oint venture, trmst or other ar~-! person c~sclosed in ParagT~ph 2 (other than those listed in Paragraph $ or ? be/ow): Name Address Name of ¢orporat/.on -3- SM/nwp4770: N27 5. If ~ny of the persons disclosed in PsraW~aphs 3 or 4 shove "f~g ~ a ~ of ~ m~bers of ~e Bo=d of Supe~ors of Chest~d Co~, ~e Chester~d Co~ P~.~{~E Co~on or ~ ~me~te households o~ ~y ~te~s~ ~ ~e Subj~t P~per~ ~ a ~e o~er, e~emen~ owner, con~act pure.er, lessee. ~ee, op~onee or ~ensee ~er ~du~y or by o~ers~p of ~ ~te~st ~ a co~orafion. p~ers~p, joh~t venue or o~er ~~ person o~g..~y such ~terest: Name of Household Name of Superv/so.r. .... .D...escript/on of Ownership Member or Comr-~sioner ' " Interest -4- SM/nw'p4770 :N27 $. I hereby' cer~Lt'y that the following corpora~ons Paragraph 2 are regvls.rly ~aded on a ~cck e~~e or ~ ~e over ~e "~er ~ket or ha~e more / · ' '?. l"hereb2' certi~ thai: after the exercise off clue ~gence, I have been unable to learn the identifies of the owners of the following' corporations, partnerships, ~o~ut vent-~res, trusts or other arti~ciai persons c~sclosed ~n Paragraph 2: -5- SM/nwp4770: N27 8. If ant of the persons disclosed in psra~raphs 3 or 4 above is a corporation, partnership, ~oint venture, trust or other ~ person, ]: "hereby/ cert/fI ~__~-t no member of the Board of Supervisors of Chesterf][eld Count7, the Chesterfield County Planning Commission or their immediate households, other than those Supervisors, Commissioners or household members --~.ed in l:ara~-:ap.h 5 above, owns any interest in the Sub,oct ~r~pe-'~7 as a t/tle owner, easement owner, contract purchaser, lessee, assignee, opt/onee or licensee, either individus/Iy or by ownersh/p of an Lnterst in a corporat/on, trust, partnership, ~oLnt venture ..or other artificial person owning any such interest. 9. Prior to .every public hearing in connect/on with the land use amendment applica~/on referred, to in Parawraph I above, I va~ f~e a revised · Zonin~ Disclosure Af~davlt if there b,_~ been any change in the {~format~on set .forth above. WITNESS the following signature: -6- SM/nwp4770: N27 STATE 0~' VIRGINIA COUNTY OF CH~ST~---~ZLD, to-wtt: personally appeared before me, ~,~ ~n and for the County' and State aforesaid, and swore or -~med that the mat~ers stated in the foreToin~,' Zor~ D~sc/osure A~davit. are true to the best of ~{~ knowlecl~e and belief. My Comm~s~an F. rp~es: ~ · -7- SM/nwp4770: N27